The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
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The building occupying the south
end OF The Second ward market is
rapidly being demolished.
A marriage license was issued
by Clerk Wells yesterday TO Isaac $.
houston. 40. of Washington county.
Pa. and Pearl f. Jones. %. of Wash
%ington. Pa.
Two deeds OF trust were left for
record at the County Clerks Office
yesterday.
The ornamental hedge on the
Thirteenth and Byron street side OF
the cathedral residence, has been com
pletely removed.
improvements T being made 10
the grass plots on the Fourteenth
street side OF the Fort Henry club.
Charged with being drunk. Nick
Arbrisen. a foreigner. was fined s.
and costs in police court by Judge
Robinson yesterday morning. James
Moran was still too drunk 10 be tried.
Wilbur Spidle was fined for being In.
toxicated.
investigating the white slave
traffic. Messrs. nixon and Meyer. spe-
cia1 representatives Of the national dc.
partment. arrived In this city last
evening They are touring through
West Virginia and other states on an
inspection trip. They will 20 f-l
here 20 Huntington and P@arkersburs.
Last evening al $50 O'Clock. the
fire department was called 10 the
house Of Martha Blair al Twenty
seventh and Main streets. Box II was
nrTTaN auN waau,nA.H nrfrEr- THa
bedroom vas the scene % the blaze.
the bed clothing having caught-fre In
some unaccountable manner The de-
partment soon eXtinguished the blaze
with practically no loss.
a consignment or supplementary
reading books have just been received
At the high school. and they will az
once be distributed among the other
grade schools In the city. The sup
Elementary ready book question was
taken up At the recent meeting of
the book commission. and the question
definitely settled.
City Auditor Geirer. yesterday.
completed the pay roll for tho MEM
bsrs ~ the public works departments
a. tho city and they will ba certified
90 tho Board ~ control for endorse
mont The various departments will
he paid Friday. and tho following
viii DO distributed Health.
$3.50 go. water. EI.TfiIs. ucuf. $3.50
Eaz. t727.t6. streets. gi.o62 90.
Routine business was considered
hy the board ~ commissioner ves-
ferdaF and rho most important mat
trrs taken uu was tho auditing 81
rOad and bridge bills. The uumbr 81
these was very iarrr and tho work ~
auditing them w1a not completed Nsa-
terdat. and wsN over to TO-DAY.
Tho Jurors in Part - n thr cir
cult u that wsr. mot drawn on
Che case on trial yesterday. were de
missed hr Judge Nrshitf their sore
vices being mo- longer required Yls-
tHrdar marked Tho last Jury friIl fur
tho term aud bot few other cases roe
main 200 ha disposed hy tho judge at
rho present term.
Tho bonds tp cover tha rIfv'e pore
Non Of tho cost ~ paving W.rouofh
and MARKET streets with asphalt were
received hE CIV NrdIfur g.l-rr from
the printers. Yesterday. and turned
0fr~ f0 fhr bond rnmmiFsinnera fo
no offered fnr sale These win hr cold
together with frr bonds Tor paving -
tho west eide ~ Main street were
paid and cancelled yesterday.
Irrf ~ F Allison. 81 m1u win
moro fhan thirty EfIra .VuerIrrre On
Commercial college Business Tfura-
Zion. h1a huuEhf Iu interest boo The
Old Wheeling Eusiufee COLLEGE and Ia
nov hueIn.aa manager and collector
DO haa charge u. r~anmarahIu In
both dow and evening ff.eara Great.
irr quite ln Inter ef fr r-nnmrnshiu
throughout fhr entire school
Victoria Harris. a rolored woman.
Wac found dead ir the laundry of the
Severn hotel hy employees yesterday
morning The was employed 10 fhe
hotel 1nd Do is thought died Tuesday
uiFht while ironing clothes She was
a christian roman and was not tho
Queen Victoria ku0en IN police
court