The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
NEWS BRIEFS

Another wheel has been added to
the long list of stolen bicycles, which
has taken on alarming sizes in the
last month. The bike was taken from
the Western Union alley, where II had
been left by one of the messenger
boys.
Federal White Slave Attorney
b. S. Judge entirely discredits the
white slave theory in the case of
Margaret Weaver, who was placed
in Jail on lunacy charge by squire
Hobbs Wednesday evening. She
claimed that she had paid her own
fare TO Wheeling from Kentucky. but
the authorities are inclined to believe
that she was sent away TO get rid OF
bad charge. The girl Is suffering
from epileptic fits. 1t is claimed by
attending physicians.
There will be no new signs
placed by the city TO designate thor
oughfares until there is a standard
sign adopted by both county and city
OFFICIALS. At the present time il Is
claimed that there is a shortage OF
necessary funds 10 carry on this work.
William Tucker OF this city has
been released without suspicion by
the Toledo police. II was claimed
that Tucker had aided other men IN
robbing an old man about 20 years
old of sum of money. Tucker was
entirely vindicated at the preliminary
hearing and an apology made for his
detention.
Prosecuting Attorney Addleman
and his corps OF workers start their
work OF prosecution within a short
time. They have several cases OF
immense proportions to handle this
term, among which is a murder. the
turf exchange and large list of fell
onies.
jacob Wamsley was removed TO
the Jail yesterday morning on a Iun-
acy charge preferred by Squire
Hobbs.
About fifty foreigners. members
OF a South Side congregation. waited
upon Chief Of Police Thomas Lev
land yesterday 70 have him straight
en- out some difficulty relating to
their faith. II seems that some one
had eaten Q pickle that he was nor
supposed 20 and over this the con-
troyersy was raised.
The board OF county commission
ers met yesterday morning and trans
acted business Of general nature
Following q business session the
board adjourned 10 the country dis
tricts. whore they made a tour OF in
spection Of the work being done. Fol
lowing the visit they issued orders
suspending All work until the spring.
owing 10 bad weather.
An order was entered Yesterday
by Judge VI. &. Hervey In part two ~
IN" circuit court. dismissing the case
on W. ID. Gibson W. Adolph SchIck
ne action was an appeal from the
court Of Squire Gompers ana ire
plaintiff had been awarded udamen,
in The sum Of S12i3i
An unknown man fell yestardav I'm
front OF the Btcr pharmacy. reccivipg
Dad cut on The nose The st,.I
opening 90 this point seems 10 no
raised from the street. and he In aome
manner CauEht bis toe Boz tho coverin,
owing uim CO. the ground with eroat
Io'ce Hc was taken into the pharma.
az and his wounds dressed
The cafeteria at the Y Al q
building was moved from tho second
nov change which has just taken place
VIII make everything very convenient
for an concerned
The handsome home being sr.rt,a
hN Franz iaupp on North Yort street
D. nearing completion ana will be re.fs
I'f eg urHurF iu March.
The rcruiHr weekly meeting Of 81
Johns brotherhood vas held vestsr5,,
't'nlnE Hf tHr Nurth steel NJ IN
sha.,h. herg splendid address vas
nl Ilt'fed HN Rev. Charles H Vobff,e,,,
Of thD First United presbttert'm
CHURCH several members 90 the brofb-
hood delivered short addreaaea 49,
which a rabbit lunch was served
Iho officials of the high school mr..
niNinr rfelufttIuu Tor the enterirr ~
oyer lln students from the rrsdre INTO
lNf Nlth nuHI after the nrat of ne
year in order CO. make room Tor ne
rev HiuuFutg The seats uf the .i...
ln'n. nff hoinE rrarrHurel and aever,f
new lnckefH viii Dc Installed lr tse
cloak rooms The entering 90 sd n,.,',
new students into the school viii -.
uulff 20 least three new hIrh ert,.f|
I'HfNerH o. fake charge 0f the rf.~g
worn when The students eufar M a.,
n'FinnluE of the winter semester
To-day Boa Fart 4 % the ctrcutt rovrt