The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-02
NEWS BRIEFS

A meeting OF the Junior class OF
the High school was held yesterday
afternoon. when arrangements were
made for the annual party. Other
matters OF interest 20 the members OF
the class transacted.
An interesting meeting OF the
Mems Personal Work league OF the
Y. VI. G.. A. was held yesterday at
noon In the auditorium Of the build
ing. The next meeting viii DO held
tomorrow evening.
Judge J. G. Nichols. OF the pro
bate court. and County Treasurer
Richard 7. Lynch. both of ST. Glars
vile. were In the city yesterday con
ferring with II. 4. Nolte regarding po-
ltiCal matters.
Lucy Campbell. who was indicted
by the September grand jury on a
charge OF adultery. was released from
he county Jail yesterday upon the
order Of Criminal Judge Jordan The
woman has been confined IN the Jail
since the Indictment was returned
against her.
AT a meeting OF the board Of con.
troll held yesterday morning. the bids
for the work OF the new water sys-
TEN TO be Installed on Mozart hill
were opened and examined. The work
will be completed today and a econ
incubation TO council prepared.
The stockholders OF the La Belle
Iron Works. the Wheeling Mold q
Foundry and the Quarter Savings
Bank received dividends OF 2I1. . and
IL per cent. respectively. yesterday
and n is understood hat several
other banks OF this city also paid div
idends.
Secretary A. T Arnold and Ele
mentary superintendent Miss Martha
Y. Graham. OF the Vest Virginia sun
day School association. left yesterday
for Mill Creek. near Elkins. where
they will conduct the Randolph
County Sunday School convention.
They will return Friday.
Rev. W. :. Dysinger. pastor OF
the First English Lutheran church.
has returned from Grafton. where he
delivered a sermon az the dedicatory
exercises OF the new st. Pauis Evan
gelical Lutheran church. An extensive
program OF exercises was carried out.
during the building OF the First
Christian church, the congregation is
holding its midweek PRAYER meetings
AZ the homes in the different wards
OF the city The prayer meetings this
week will be as follows. Second.
Third and Fourth wards az the home
Of Mrs Chas. Leiner. No. 1853 FIT
teenth street Fifth ward. Mrs. Wat
kins. No. 2235 Eon street. SIKH ward.
Mrs. Lindsay GRAY. 40. 26O4 Moyston
Seventh ward. Mrs. ThOs. Evans. No
40li3 South York. Eighth ward. Mrs.
Con Tippons. No. 1928 Wood street
TIE Young Ladies Circle will hold its
regular monthly business meeting on
Thursday evening. oct 9. az the home
of Mrs " J Buchanan. No 1851
Fifteenth street
between six and seven O'Clock
yesterday morning the unusual sight
Of a large flock Of quail was seen IN
the vicinity OF Fifteenth and Jacob
streets and the piping call of the birds
could be heard for blocks. II a. sup
posed that the birds had been disturb.
ed during the night at some point in
the country district and had settled
within the city limits until dayhreak.
A check FOR 5000 was received
by the county commissioners yester-
day morning as the county's semi-an-
nual dividend for 100000 worth ~
stock owned by the county IN the p
" & Ky railroad company.
A small shed. on the property a.
John Fricdel. on Zane street. of the o.
land vas burned 70 The ground ycg\T
day evening az a loss OF about f25
D. is not known how The ere origin
ated
Open cars are now "a thing Of the
past so far az the City and Film Grove
railway company is concerned as FOR
the past few days the summer cars
have been taken OF Of the division
and replaced with comfortable viut-s
a meeting Of the committee on
teachers and schools ~ the board OF
education. viii be- held ln the High
schOol Ibis evening. when the matter
" a5olish'uE education boz the local
High school viii be- considered. How
ever. u is thought that tho idea wUi
prove impraCflcable 100 This CITY as 10
would require fhe erection Of another
High school building
Preparation are being made hy
The officials % the y " & A for the
opening NJ the different classes taught
during The winter and although no
definite time has been set. tho Glasses
NlI hn opened about me middle OF
fhls month
Tn" bankruptcy case ~ " r.
Powers. ~ NcW N~arfinavi1c. was
brought before Referee CImmina vca
icrdaf afternoon and tho petition ~
Iriafe" p 70 fusf f0 sall aI personal
property was confirmed
F0mmeurinE yesterday evening
train 10 fNou tho Wheeling a Iako
Erie road. from Cleveland. stopped
and VIII continue f0 stop uf Peninsula
~ discharge and take on passengers
This VIII Do a great accommodation f1
out D eHIke residents who formerly
we're compelled tO rome fu fhI. cIfs
f0 catch fho cleveland frnIu
A~rrurliur f0 The city engineer
fhe Wnrk OF paving NrrolIorh Stree.
tlII hn r.wpictci by fnr i1ffrr part
20 fuis week The work has been
greatly delayed lU many slips along
corfnIn sections az fhe street
YESTERDAY evening tho FiberIoides
company RI Indian Ocean. Mass. filed
OBJ voluntary bankruptcy petition
o. gaInef tho @niversaI supply and
N1nlftcfurirE COMPANY Of Wellshurg
IT. ie alleged That ne defendant com
r1rr owes several hundred dollars
more Than ueJ viii DO able Oh nav
Edtarf Corral ~ This cts. and
FlIa Clark ~ Nnlialrc. applied vcsfer
dav fo Squire Schulfge and requested
Gat gentlemaa " mauy thoIn. not