The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
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ON Tuesday evening AZ the Kess
residence on Zane street. considerable
excitement was enacted, when the
curtain in the ding room became ig-
nited from the gas light. About 10 20
y. m. cries were heard. and passersby
hearing the cries ran I'm to learn the
cause. Prof II. T. Johns. was passing
and ran to the assistance. and arrived
just as Mr.. Hess was throwing the
burning curtain out the window into
the yard. Practically no damage was
done other than TO the curtains. and
in trying 10 extinguish the blaze. Mr..
Hess received severe burns about the
arms
Preparations are being made by
the faculty 81 the High school to have
summer school. and Miss Holland will
be ia charge Of the shorthand and
typewriting class. Prof. "A. b. Johns
viii have class in latin. for the
individuals. who failed In last years
work. Final arrangements have not
been madc. but the course will begin
shortly after the closing Of the school
term. The pupils who intend taking
the course. some Of who Will be- post
graduates. who wish 20 become A lit
tle-rnore advanced. Will likely enroll.
AT a special meeting 81 a sub
committee Of the Board Of Trade held
yesterday morning. arrangements were
practically completed for installing
system Of al least 100 ornamental
arc lights along Market. Main and
Twelfth streets. City Engineer Cook
was present and assisaed with the
plans.
A feature Of the complimentary
dinner OF the Business Mems Asso-
citation which will be held Monday
evening AZ the Stratford Hotel. will
be a question box. which will be for
the beneft Of those In attendance who
might be timid In asking questions
concerning topics % importance 20
the business men.
The Wheeling Mold and Foundry
Company are repairing and making
many other improvements % their
Manchester plant In the east end. a
new roof 10 also being put on tho
building
The records from the justice court
boz an appeal from the court ~ Squire
EnEle were filed IN clerk Kingdoms
once YESTERDAY. The suit is STYLED
F1urca Sampson so. carl Doinica and
in The lover court a Judgment vas
Eitsh the piaintir Tor SO and the de-
PENDANT appealed Co the circuit court.
The county commissioners held a
routine session yesterday and nothing
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