The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
DOZEN PRISONERS
BROUGHT TO pen
Population OF state Pen Il Expected
TO GO over 1900 Mark Before
End OF Month

Population OF state Pen Il Expected
TO GO over 1900 Mark Before
End OF Month
One dozen prisoners were brought TO
the state penitentiary here Tuesday
evening from Wyoming county raising
the total population OF the pen to 1880
the highest figure in history. The
average sentence OF the Tuesday ar
rivals Is years.
The population Of the state prison
will exceed 1900 before tho end Of the
month. The additional prisoners are ex-
pected as result OF the adjournment
OF state courts.
Democratic Meeting.
Tho Marshall county Democratic exc
0utive committee will meet this even
Ing at the Court house. Matters per-
ainlng to the August l primary will
be discussed. All members OF the COM
mtttee are urged TO be present.
Lsttsrs On Hangar
Large white letters have been painted
IN the top OF the new all steel hangar
on the local aviation field. The words
are In two lines and read; "Langtn Field
-MoundsvIlle." They can be seen from
considerable distance In the heavens.
sutsr II Let Go
Walter Suter, charged with assault
and battery was dismissed when
brought before Squire f. NJ. Lewis last
evening FOR a hearing. Suter was arrest
ed Sunday.
Glendale Couple Married
Miss Mary Cross. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Cross. OF Third street. Glen
dale. was married TO Joseph kioert, also
Of Glendale. at the st. Francis Xavier
Catholic church here at o'clock Tues
day morning Rev. Father Coghlan, off,
clated. The couple will make their homo
FOR the present with the BRIDES parents.
ooroner's Verdict
~ F. Hatfield came to his death In
West Virginia on or about Juno 3 at the
hands OF persons unknown ana BY
means unknown TO the coroner's jury
That was the verdict Of Coroner J. 7.
McComb's jury in the case OF J. F. Hat
neld. OF Sistersville. who Is alleged to
have been murdered and thrown into ne
Ohio river between this city and Wood
lands about two weeks ago
Institute 10 Begin
The county teachers institute. for
Marshall county will open here on Mon
day, August 2Sth. Instructors for the
Institute are TO be named At a later
date by County Superintendent OF
Schools H. f. Carmichael.
shields In city
Chester W. Shields Of McMechen, can
ddate for the house OF delegates from
Marshall county, was a visitor In this
city Monday. Mr.. Shields Is particu-
larry desirable to see good roads con-
structed both in the country districts
and the small towns. He believes that
not only should tho through roads be
paved but that the moro important by
WAYS should DO put IN first class condi-
ton to meet the requirements or the
times. Tho MoMeohen house OF dele
rates candidate Is very much enthuseo
over his prospects for election and
homes 70 be returned the winner at the
August DIST primary.
wedding Today.
Friends OF Miss Olive Jolliffe Of this
city and Mr.. Henry E. Rernke OF sher-
rard. will be delighted to learn OF their
marriage. which Is to take place this
afternoon at o'clock. In "heeilns
Miss Jollitre IN q trained nurse, having
Graduated at the Reynolds Memorial
hospital, while Mr.. Rsmke Is one OF
best known young agriculturists OF the
sherrard community. Following ortef
wedding trip. the young couple will 90
TO housekeeping in their own homo at
Sherrard-
Moundgvfl1s Briefs -
Mrs. W. p. Taylor, OF Jefferson ave-
nue., has returned from several weeks
visit with her son. Lester, at CleVeiano'
Miss Anna Mourot, OF New York. IS
Waiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. PAU
Mourot Of Tenth street
Master Charles Lohr. OF Roberts
Ridge, who was bitten by snake last
week. Is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dayton OF
Third street. and Mr.. and Mrs. r d.
ENt,a Nc
iaire, have returned from visit 10 inc
Rural districts OF the county.
Raw. C. z Leatheroy. OF Wadestown
q, yIattnx his farnyli on Purdy avenue.
Misses Martha and Clara Busoy are
IN. xuests of relatives at Elm Grove.
Mr and Mrs. J. Frank Dudley and
a,ughter have returned TO their home
an Fifth street. after visiting friends
ana relatives at Pittsburgh for several
days
for Terra Alta. where she Will spend
several weeks. 40,
ran Of GAINESVILLE. O.. arrived here last
ayeutng to visit Mrs. o. P. Dubois and
family. OF Sixth street
Mrs Phoebe Ryan has gone TO Fair
mont 10 visit friends and relatives for
few days.
! T. Hutchinson. OF New Martins
willie. was a business visitor In this
civ Yesterday afternoon.
Miss Goldle 10y Is seriously Ill at
her home on Pine avenue.
Miss Clara Burkett. OF Third street.
Is planning to leave shortly for New
work. City. where she will attend the
summer term at Columbia university.
Mrs F. O'Connell and daughter
EVELYN. Of Newark. o.. are spending a
few weeks vacation with relatives IN
thiS CITY.
X NJ Morgan. OF Faden City. arrived
here last evening and will spend few
lays with mis- brother. Clyde Morgan.
II First street
Miss Ethel Moore. Of York. Neb. Is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. }. Fowler
and family. OF Fifth street
Mrs Frank NorringtOn and Mrs.
Maggie Wade have returned To their
home on Seventh street. after spending
days with relatives at Pittsburgh.
Master Charles Smith Is III with
measles At his home on First street.
Mrs Edwin Marshall. OF Benwood.
was visiting relatives here yesterday
evening.
Approximately 22,Q00000 school chill