The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
NEWS BRIEFS

me board OF control waited the
haibitzer packing and fertilizer plant
on the South Side yesterday morning
IN response TO a number OF requests
from citizens who claimed that a dis
agreeable odor came from the estab-
lishment- The board found every
thing 10 be In fine shape and failed
10 smell the odor complained OF. On
the return trip they visited the Wheel
ing Electrical Company's plant on the
South Side.
"A local nevspaperman created
quite little excitement yesterday
afternoon when he paraded up Market
street TO Twelfth with a lady's Pan
ANA sky piece on his dome which put
all the Merry Widows ever manufac-
tured 70 shame. AS a result OF the
scribes holiness his fellow deck
hands parted with a simoleon which
was put up as n bet.
Robert Carer. the negro arrested
In Alley Saturday night on a charge
OF pimping and pandering, received a
hearing In police court yesterday
morning. and was held to await the
action Of the grand jury under $500
bond. The principal charge against
the house OF i'll fame conducted by
Lille Walker in Alley c. and as Car
ter could not furnish bond he was
remanded to the county Jail.
Johnnie Jones. who was picked up
by Onicer Hun Butler. near the Is. &
u. station Sunday morning. was given
a hearing on a drunk charge before
Squire Hobbs yesterday morning. and
was fined the minimum and costs or
80 days on the hill.
The preliminary hearing OF the
four men who stole a horse belonging
TO Charles II. Seabright last Sunday
morning, has been continued from yes
terday morning until this evening
They will be given a hearing before
Squire Hobbs in the county Jail.
1t was understood at the time OF
the arrest OF Charles O. Reid. alleged
head OF the Alpha Phi fraternity. that
there was n reward offered by the
state OF California for his arrest. but
according TO information received in
this city yesterday. no reward was
offered.
A careful search Is being made
by the Ohio side officials. assisted by
Humane officer Joseph, OF this coun-
~. TO locate the woman who left her
two-year-old daughter in a deserted
house on Charles street The child
was found I'm the house Saturday night
by nearby residents who were attract
ed by the screams OF the child. and
turned the baby girl over to the hui
name officer.
According TO information received
AZ local police Headquarters from De-
tective Burke. OF the San Francisco
police. Charles o. Reid. who was ar
rested by the local police and who
was wanted in California on a charge
OF embezzlement. was landed in the
San Francisco Jail August 5th. After
he had arrived In the San Francisco
jail. Reid made a statement TO the
police that all his trouble was caused
By a woman who claimed that he
owed her money and that she has fol
lowed him all over the country trying
to have him prosecuted.
II T.. Rennard, representing
Abrams Encampment; John Emery
representing Wheeling Encampment.
with Past Grand Master Vim. Filing
ham. Grand Master II. r. Woody. Geo
II. Mason. Roy HarrelI and Charles
- Ah'as WIZ A'hft NAAtS AitNl lillk lbl
Charleston 10 attend the grand en-
campment OF Odd Fellows.
Several young men of the Aquatic
club are trying TO work up en-
thusiasm among the members to start
movement TO have n water carnival
on the river during fair week. 10th
ing has as yet been done with the
matter but quite number are inter
csting themselves in the proposition
-Prodbee G. Stevens. Of this city.
has enlisted in the United States
army. and left last evening for the
infantry at Columbus lie has pre-
viously served TWO cnlistments. one
with the coast artillery and another
with the infantry.
Owing TO the regular monthly
visitation 10 he held at Bellaire. the
regular weekly meeting OF Garfield
Temple No 7 Ladies' OF The Golden
Eagle. viii not Do held Thursday even
Ing Of this week.
A force az workmen Is engaged
in painting the steel bridge crossing
To the Island
During tho past week FIVE cases
Of families having been deserted hy
husbands were reported TO the AssO-
ciatcd Charities.