The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

80 the ceiling when but several n,'i"S
from this city dn" IN the ram lhri
landing here saved them consideration
difficulty and probably their iF"S.
They laid over her" last night ana
VIII leave this morning on the last leg
of the night ~ the destination r"i"t
providing weather conditions permit
Farmer Passes Away
Denton Blake elderly citizen NJ the
WaymanS Ridge farming district
IA ssed away Monday afternoon anout
5 o'clock following brief illness Of par
alvsjs. He took suddenly i'll Sunday at
the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Mo- lei
land Miller. ufhHre he had been staying
for few days.
The funeral ARRANGEMENTS ar" moon
ple,a.
Before Squire Today
Alex Tate, Of McMcrhcn, charged with
assault and Charles Pond. OF this city
charged with having in his possession
moonsh!ne whisky. Will he arrdiSned
before Squire +. NJ. Lewis Mt =. m. and
10 q. m. respectively today. Pond vas
arrested Saturday evening while Tate
was apprehended by State roltcr and
Deputy Sheriff Frank Howard yesterday
morning.
Pont1ts Is Discharged
Adam Politit!s, arrested Friday after.
noon At o'clock IN connection with al
legged mine disorders at the Httchran
mine. at Benwood. was discharged when
arraigncd before Squire T.. NJ. Lewis
yesterday morning. Polttitis pleaded
not guilty to the charge and proved h!s
Innocence.
Games Is Lot Go
Lewis Games arrested Saturday night
BY Deputy Sheriff Howard and charged
with operating an automobile while IN
an intoxicated condition. was found not
guilty when arraignNd before Squire f..
NJ Lewis Monday evening. Games. It
was said. had also rammed another auto
with his car but this was not brought
out at the trial
Charged with Arson
Two foreigners. whose names are IN.
pronouncable. will be given hearings
today before Squire Z. NJ. Lewis on 4
charge Of arson. Tho men were arrested
as an outcome Of Investigations into tho
old Eagle hotel fire which occurred last
month.
Fire Creates Scare
A FIRE which had It's origin from a
match thrown In puddle OF gasoline
In front OF the Price garage on Second
street, created quite 4 scare about
o'clock last evening. y large truck
had just left the Price filing station
after rep!entsh!ng tho gas supply at
the garage when II was discovered that
about five gallons OF gasoline had
leaked onto the street Before Il could
re cleaned up some pedestrian IN pass
Ing by, threw q match In the puddle
setting Il on fro. The fire truck was
called to the scene and the blaze soon
/ 49, 1-Ff ~
exceed IS.
Got T1nos and Costs
Earl LogSdon and Charles Bond we're
fined $3.50 and $1,000 respectively and
! sentenced to five and ten days In Jail.
! by Mayor c. +. Wienekc IN police court
| Monday morning. Both mon were ar
rested late Saturday evening by city
! police.
Tumoskey Funeral
Funeral services for the late ". I.
! Tumoskey. who died at eleven o'clock
Sunday evening at his home on First
street, after a short illness, VIII De held
Wednesday morning al o'clock from
the st. XavIer's Catholic church. Rev.
! Father Cogh,an Will have charge. Tho
! deceased was born in Poland and for
several years had conducted a shoe
| shining shop on First street.
He Is survived by his widow and one
son and three daughters.
Miners Draw Big Pay
Miners throughout the Moundsville
district received their final pay checks
Monday until after the settlement OF
tho coal strike and the resumption Of
| operations At the mines. Tho pay rolls
al all the mines were very large owing
&c the fact that the operators worked
steadily before tho shutdown 70 set a q
much coal on hands as possible
woodburn funeral Rites
Tomorrow afternoon at ESQ o'clock
| from the late homn on Sixth street Will
| bs held the funera! services for the
| ate Miss Belle Woodburn. who died
Monday morning at O'Clock. following
several weeks Illness of complications.
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