The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-03
NEWS BRIEFS
Little items Told In .
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-1ndrleS tfatD GOllner, VINO curing
the Sunday revival meetings at the
tabernacle conducted a stand selling
refreshments. wishes to thank his
friends for their kind patronage and
to announce that he will open a con-
dictionary store at 2352 Wilson street
and would appreciate the patronage
OF the public in general. His new en-
terprise was opened yesterday and
carries a full line of candies and ice
cream.
A. 7. Arnold. secretary OF the
West Virginia Sunday School Associa-
ton. left yesterday for Morgantown.
where he will confer with President
Thomas Hodges on the regulation OF
school methods for Sunday school
training. The school Will be held one
week during July.
Dennis Fry, who was arrested by
Officer Raper on the charge of steal.
| ing SO from w. A. Watson. was ar.
raigned before Justice Dobbs yester-
day. but the parties settleS the mat
ter amicably and the case was dis
missed.
! An article in the Market street
organ stating that the ONCE of Justice
Lee F. Dobbs was under the care OF
Squire Bailey during the absence OF
the usual occupant is branded as false
/ by Justice Dobbs, as he has not been
out of the city for some time.
Services in memory of the feast
OF the Passover were observed at the
Eoff Street Temple yesterday. and a
| special address was made by Rabbi
Abram Brill. The services will con
| tinue throughout The week
Monday afternoon. Arthur and
Casper Nolter and VIM. Curry were
fined s. and costs each for riding
blind baggage" on the B. & o. flyer
The cases were tried in the county
jail by Squire NJ. b. Bailey. Not hav-
! ing sufficient capital to defray ex-
| days in the county jail.
On Tuesday afternoon. in the
| county jail. John Doe and Chas. Doe.
! both members of the notorious Doe
family but not relatives. were tried
and fined for being drunk and jubilant.
and Squire Bailey handed them the
second degree OF 81 and costs or 10
! days. In default of payment they
we're sent back to the bastile TO spend
their spring vacation.
This section OF the Ohio river val.
ley was treated to a shower or rather
fall OF early April snow. between
the hours OF > and Z o'clock yesterday
evening. II reminded many persons
OF FIVE years ago when on the same
day five inches OF snow fell in this
sicinity.
Theatre goers were treated to a
/ little shock yesterday afternoon when
a pane Of glass fell from one OF the
upper windows OF the Odd Fellows
building on Chapline street Just
what caused the AFFAIR could not be
learned.
In 'he United States District
Court yesterday J. W. Cummins. ref.
cree in bankruptcy. filed bills closing
the cases OF Thomas W. Tomlinson,
OF this city. and w. =. Caldwell.
known as b. F. Caldwell q Co. also
OF this city.
Rev. Frederick r Ross. pastor OF
the Thomson VI. r. church. an
nouncea that the revival services will
be continued each evening this week.
excepting Saturday evening on
Wednesday evening Rev. s. X. Ar.
buthnot. ID. H.. will oficiate. and fol
lowing the service the second quar-
teriy conference will be he'd All the
omcial members OF the church are
urged 10 attend this conference The
revival meetings are being featured
by good singing
"A new horse for the IRE depart.
ment was purchased by the Board
Of Control yesterday morning from
the Sax-Patterson Company. az Full
ton. The animal cost $500 and will
be placed a. the Vigilant engine
house and In the future an extra
horse will be kept by the department
A meeting Of the creditors OF
the Benwood brewing Company was
held yesterday morning 40 10 o'clock
IN the once Of stenOgraphcr Louis
Walters with Referee J. W. Cumming.
presiding Receiver q. D.. RidenOur
was on the stand all morning giving
testimony with reference 10 the In
debtedness Of the concern but moth.
Ink special was brought out The
hearing was adjourned until next
Tuesday morning az the same hour.
To-day will be the semlmonthly
pay day for the public works depart.
ments Of the city and the exchequer Of
the city Will be depleted TO the amount
o. 95.2f321.
Edfard bowman who was indicted
BY the Grand jury on n felony charge
for stealing a quantity Of lead pipe
from house owned BY James a
Henry. on the South Side. pleaded
guilty 10 petit larceny in the criminal
court yesterday morning. and was
sentenced by Judge Jordan 10 two
months In the county Jail
There was no meeting 81 the
county commissioners yesterday bur
the body will meet this morning and
among other business will 20 10
Edgington Lane and view the loca
ton of some poles that the Lona and
sammons Coal Company desire 10
place