The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
entered yesterday IN the United state.

entered yesterday IN the United state.
District court
-Secretary A. T. Arnold, OF the
West Virginia Sunday School associ-
atlon. IL completing arrangements for
the ninth annual School OF
for Sunday School workers. which be-
gins Monday In Morgantown.
A declaration Of intention OF be-
coming an American citizen was nled
yesterday m the United States Dis
trict court by Tony R~atkovitch. n coal
miner. OF Benwood. He Is 2s years of
& and a native OF Austria.
Joseph +. Freeze. assistant Gus
todian OF the federal building. left
yesterday on his annual vacation.
Last night about 10 O'Clock a BIZ
cycle owned by the young son OF Rev.
q. F. Oliver. OF 1926 Chapline street.
was stolen. but was located a short
time after by Detective Minard in the
Thirteenth street alley.
During the past few days money
beeH pouring into the city and
county coners. as Sunday is the last
day OF the city and county fiscal year.
ana the law requires that all license
money must be In by July /. Auto
mobile licenses are being taken out
by the scores by local owners and
keepers OF saloons. restaurants, lunch
looms. etc. are rushing In with their
money.
Joseph Riley. who was sentenced
10 a term in tire workhouse Wednes-
day, was placed in the county infrm-
airy yesterday to receive treatment.
-Oficer Gill holds the record OF
the local police for dog killing. hav-
ing dispatched fourteen within the
past few weeks.
Although men and boys searched
almost all day yesterday for the body
OF Ellsworth Williams. who was
drowned Thursday in the Ohio. no
trace OF the remains was found.
Scores OF men and boys waded about
the spot where the boy went down
n seined the river for several feet
surrounding the scene Of the drown
ing.
Just as he was being placed in a
cell In the county Jail yesterday morn
ing TO await the arrival OF a patrol
TO take him to the w~orkhouse TO serve
n sentence. Jorn Hanes Vas notified
OF the death of his mother in Youngs-
town. O. Judge Robinson r~etracted
the sentence and allowed Hanes 10
leave the city.
An appeal was filed yesterday In
circuit court in the case OF James 4
Henry vs.. the {. Il. Kimberly COM
psny ct al. by the defendant. The
case involves $3.50. "A verdict for the
plaintiff having been rendered in
Squire MuegRe's court.
"A praecipae I'm the case Of Laura
9. Neimer vs.. Charles VI. Gray was
nled Yesterday.
Tho Travis Trailers went to
M~onndsville last evening and spent
several our picnicking on the
Moundsviilc camp grounds. About 25
were In the party.
A special sermon was delivered ut
the Eou street Temple last evening,
in IN" presence 81 "a large conrregat-
ion. 10y Rev. Levi. formerly pastor OF
the church. but now located in Boston
~ number Of Wheeling men will
attend th" nnual meeting Of the SUI
prcm' Cummandery. Jr. o.. 4. 4. NJ.
Ia De- held at Washington. Pa. Nom
day and Tuesday 81 next week. II. J.
kurner. 81 Wheeling is the supreme
( CCmmau Ter.
-NorS on moving the rails Of the
civ ami Elm Grove line from the
side 20 the center OF MCColloch street.
between Baker and Vineyard was
started Yesterday. Several days viii
Ice required 70 complete the work.
which Is being done I'm such "a man
rcr as not 10 interfere with traffic.
When The nov ARRANGEMENT IS I'm
iShrd n driveway II feet wide will he
3 furnished at each side of the tracks.
attorney Frank =. Mcneil is now
| hIsily engaged in determining the
amount Of damages due the munich
pal gas plant through the sale OF gas
for Illuminating purposes by the
Wheeling Natural Gas The
amount Will rur into thousands Of
dollars. According 10 the law gov
crniHg the franchise the Natural Gas
company snail pay a dne equal to the
amount ot damages sustained by tn.
city plant.