The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-11
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The committee on class day ex.
ercises has been appointed and are
making arrangements for the exer.
cises to be held on that ely. As yet.
nothing very definite has been &C.
complished but the committee COM
posed OF the following students are
working daily for the completion OF
the primary arrangements: RaIph
Gordon. President OF the class. Irwin
Baer. Misses Nettie Gutman, Elizabeth
Hugus. and Sara Metzner.
On the evening OF May 18th. Ex.
celsior Lodge, No. 10, A. o. u. w. will
celebrate the Nineteenth anniversary
In the temple rooms on Chapline
street A card party will be the chief
diversion OF the evening followed by a
The following members are 10 be I'm
charge OF the affair: Charles Meynn.
John Ochsenkuhn and F. ID. Freder.
lex.
The hearing of the appeal for a
new trial for Albert Bates that was re.
fused in the criminal court will be
heard before Judge Nesbitt this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock. Bates was convict.
ed OF robbing Edgar Ball here some
time ago.
When the case OF S. A. Summers
VS.. +. w Krause was called in the
circuit court yesterday morning the
defendant stated that he was willing
TO confess judgment for $50. This he,
ing acceptable to the plaintiff an ord
er was entered giving judgment for
the plaintiff with interest and costs.
When the trial OF young Felsheim
which is now on in rhe criminal court
IL completed only two cases remain
10 be disposed OF at the present term
or the criminal court One is that
OF Max Hart. the alleged fake whiskey
salesman and the other is the trial OF
Peter Marx for selling intoxicants to
minor girls.
Charged with forging a 5000 check
al Grafton. J. w. Hembrick, OF Hunt
lngton. was arrested here Yesterday
by Detective Frazier. and taken hack
TO Grafton. by an officer from that
place. Hembrick was at Grafton as
real estate boomer to sell the Ben
wood brewery.
Convicted OF beating his wife in
an inhuman manner George Keine was
nned $50 and the trimmings by Judge
Alan h. Robinson in police court yes
terday. Promising TO take the pledge
Adolph Morel. OF New MartinsyiIle
was released. Jack Brown and r. b
Leyeberger were each fined 81 and
cost for being intoxicated. John C..
Hara and John Lynch. panhandIers
we're given an hour TO leave the city.
This noon between 1890 and
Work League will be held al the \.
VI. c. A. Several very important mat
tiers are to come up for consideration
at this meeting and all members are
requested TO attend.
A reception to new members will
De rendered at the Second Presbyterian
church on Friday evening. April 2Gth
very interesting entertainments pro-
gram Will bc rendered and refresh
ments will be served
The grey pressed brick walls OF
the new market housc-auditorium
give some idea OF the finished appear
ance Of the buildinS Work Is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily. tine brick
work being completed nearly To the
second story.
The Travis cigar store on Market
street. above Fourteenth. Is receiving
a coat Of paint and being papered.
II the good weather continues IL
Is expected TO start improvements on
the National road. over Wheeling hill.
II viii take quite a while TO complete
the work
The city has force Of wOrkmen
employed on East McColloch street
hlling up the holes and rplaying the
brick. The street at present Is in
very bad shape and many autoists
have complained OF broken springs
received In travelling over a.
Shortly before O'Clock. the fire
department was called 10 the home
Of Henry Stoehr. S2f Main street
Box II was turned in but upon arrival
al the scene Of the supposed FIRE. the
blaze was extinguished. There was