The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-21
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ant engine hose wagon answered a
still alarm at 32s Main street. The
home OF Chas. weisner. who Is en-
ployed at the North Wheeling Glass
company as driver. was the scene of
the fire. The clothes press caught
IRE. from a lighted match. The
quick response OF the department,
kept down the loss.
On Thursday. May %. the West
virginia Home for Aged and Friend
less Women on Thirteenth street,
VIII be thrown open to visitors. The
day is observed annually as donat-
Ion day. and the board OF managers,
who names appeared in previous is
sues. will be in attendance through
out the day. Everyone is welcome
to pay visit to the home. Donat.
ions OF fruits. canned goods, house.
holds. linens, money etc, will be
greatly appreciated and 1t is expect
ed that many handsome donations
will be received.
A meeting OF the creditors OF F.
c. Rothermund, the bankrupt mer-
chant OF Main street. was held yes
terday morning in Referee Henry
A. Noltes office and Trustee Charles
J. Smith was given authority to sell
the personal property OF the bank
rupt at either public or private sale.
in the bankruptcy case OF T. n.
Jewell. OF Warwood, a petition OF
discharge was filed with U. S. Com
missioner Boyd yesterday in the dis
trict court. and an order OF notice
was entered by Judge Dayton.
The papers in an appeal case
from the court of Squire Muegee
were filed with clerk Kingdom yes
terday. The case Is that OF the
state VS.. Emil Leineweber. who was
found guilty by the justice and fined
30 and costs for assaulting Mrs.
Adam Asst. The fine was raised to
$40 and the case appealed.
Charged with lettering in a gam
bling den, IL foreigners were arrested
Sunday. Owing to the fact that IL
was impossible to locate the proprie-
tor. the case was continued. Later
they we're given a hearing and fined
50 and costs each.
"A business meeting of the Ed
worth league of the North Street NJ.
f. church was held last evening and
arrangements were completed for the
street fair which will be held Thurs
day evening of this week on Market
street at Fifth street.
Thinking that more good can be
accomplished by bringing Rev. w. A.
Sunday 10 this city hin the next
few weeks than later in the year. a
movement is on foot to have the
noted evangelist deliver n sermon in
this city on June in the interests OF
the prohibition campaign.
A petition for naturalization Ia
pers has been filed in the United
States district court by John Hanna
Simon. a native OF Syria, now a resi-
dent OF this city. He Is a merchant
MS store being located at No. 2l4I
Main street.
United States Inspector and Col
lector OF Customs Charles T. Reed left
yesterday morning for Grafton. where
he attended to bonding a car. lie thea
went to Warrington to attend a SEES
sion OF the administration council Of
the state G. A. r.
A special meeting OF a sub-com-
mittee OF the semi-centennial commit
tee will be held this morning in the
board OF trade rooms to confer with
George ID. Benson. Of Chicago. repre-
senting the Payne Fireworks com
pany. Arrangements will be made
Tor the fireworks display. which will
be one Of the features of the celebra-
ton.
A special meeting Of the phv.
sicians' committee OF the Anti-Tuber-
culosis league was held yesterday af-
terncon in the board OF trade rooms.
and several matters relating 70 Tho
view Point sanatorium were trans
acted. The sanatorium is rapidly
nearing completion. ana az present
four patients are being treated. Ap-
plications for admission are being re-
ceived almost daily by the admission
committee. and II Is expected that
within a few days the institution will
be filled.