The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
NEWS BRIEFS


North Wabash street. xho vas In
tured Saturday BY being struck by q
wagon Owned BY Jebbia q Lopresta.
fruit deaiers. and driven BY . small
boy. 10 improving but 10 confined 10
her bed Mn. Munneil sustained a
severely bruised limb.
Owing 10 the inability OF the con-
( tractors on the dam At wzrwood "a
secure white laborers. q number OF
colored men have been secured and
put TO work on the dam. and IL Ii
thought with the added force that
the work will progress rapidly.
On Tuesday evening. the ladies'
I auxiliary OF the women's, Loyal Order
will hold a very important meeting
Mrs. Emma Schuman. organizer OF the
order. will be present and the order
will begin with q membership oil
twenty-five and a large class will be
initiated. The new order will hold
their meetings In the Egerter build
ing.
On Wednesday. September IL. the
Linsly institute will reopen for the
fall term. and the building which has
been thoroughly renovated will pre-
sent a neat appearance as the wood
work has been revarnished and new
blackboards have been installed. II
, is likely that girls will be permitted
10 enter the institute this year. al
though the report could not be con,
! firmed. William T. Mcclure will con
tinue as principal. with Marcus Bond
as assistant.
Saturday afternoon Attorney W
/ p. Robinson, while driving his ma.
! chine on North Front street. ran into
! a hack of the Burns & Church livery
but fortunately. no one was hurt. The
: accident was purely unavoidable ms
: Mr.. Robinson and the cabman mis-
understood the others intentions. and
! the result was that the pole on the
= cab was broken. and the rear OF the
machine was slightly damaged
DIR. Frank l.. Wright. who will
: represent this section OF the West
: Virginia Dental society, which holds
I its annual convention at Webster
! Springs. beginning on Wednesday. will
try to secure the 1918 convention for
Wheeling. II. B. Naylor. secretary OF
! the board of trade. has extended the
invitation through Or. Wright. and II
is probable that it will be accepted.
The b. V. NJ. sodality of st.
Joseph's cathedral, recently met and
elected the following named officers
| for the ensuing year: Prefect. Anna
| Gribben; first assistant prefect. Nora
! Hogan; second assistant project,
Katherine Clark: consultors. Annie
! Fitzsimmons. Annie Linden. Mary
Hughes. Elizabeth Dougherty. Mary
Iocher. Mamie McKeen. Raphael
Moran. Mary Stauver. Elizabeth Hen.
ry. Mary Roth, Nora McEntee. Eugene
Stenger. Carrie Gompers. Julia
! Goughan. Anna Maley. Lavinia Car.
roll. Marie Lane. Katherine Meyer
| Mary O'Kane. Anna Jepson. Ella Ma.
honey. Winifred Holmes and Kath-
crime Dieringer.
| Saturday afternoon Mr. Thomas
I Little. while working on his Rambler
1 machine In the rear OF his shop met
I with an accident but was not injured
while his machine was severely dam
aged. In some manner the gasoline
exploded and the fire department was
called out. but the blaze was extin-
guished before the department ar
rived by the use of chemicals.
The Greek Ruthenian church
which is in the course OF construction
on Mozart Terrace. is being rushed
to completion. and the last week has
/ shown remarkab bic progress Quite a
! large sum has been secured as a re-
; suit OF voluntary subscriptions.
/ On Saturday. Fred Marsh and his
two sons. Harry and Charles. met with
> severe accident as a result OF hav-
Ing been thrown from the buggy in
which they were riding At Hines
Hill on the Colerain pike. the horse
became frightened and ran away. up
setting them over an embankment.
and all three received bruises but
nothing serious.
1t is probable that a meeting Of
the Ordinance committee of the city
council will be called for this even.
ing. Is there are several matters Of
great importance thai snCUid be Ia
ken up BY the Committee before the
meeting OF the council on TUESDAY
evening
The Saturday night police court
MS farce. Only three plain nrurFs
facing Judge u. 4 Mckee. The Il.
/ tenders were y Lehman. and I'd.
Draple arrested by officer Seamon
and a J Davies. arrested By Off.
Ger Leyland They were each rs
fessed the minimum and costs or l.
| days
Having decided that they do not
want 20 De drawn into labor dispu o.
and sympathetic strikes. the local
bricklsyers union has voted down
The proposition 20 affiliate with The
American Federation - Labor To
Join the federation would also D..
contrary to The laws o. the brick
layers organization
~ is stated that local follower,
81 Teddy Roosevelt viii hold a nun.
her of district conventions 90 THIS
end 90 fhc ffaf. Ir mo next few
weeks Tor che purpose % pcrfec'inr
f'rore orrauIzafIru in these paris
% Do said that f is NOT fhte object
nf fhe Zeal bun mruaers to defeas
fhe democrats huf fo doun Tho r..
grhN-lrf sho arc candidates FOR
office
f"sferfaf ri party rf fourIsts ar
rtei .r DO city after having toured
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