The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
NEWS BRIEFS


the case AGAINST him. II Is thought
that he is wanted In other cities and
that he has a prison record.
George Anderson was struck BY
a truck belonging to the Wheeling
Mold and Foundry company and rem
dered unconscious when be lodged
from behind a wagon. " was taken
into Altmyer's drug store until able
70 go home. and in a short time was
able TO 20 about.
-Onicer sam Moran pulled a
bunch OF fighters in a Greek joint on
Market street. near Twenty-ninth.
Saturday evening. A complaint had
been registered by a number OF resi-
dents near the place, and the officer
captured Theodore Morris. George
Gatos. Mick Gatos and Steve Ovelia'
No word has been received from
down the river as regards the iden-
tity OF the man found floating in the
river some time since. and who was
believed TO be skin" Clark.
Constable Fullerton arrested the
tallest man Saturday evening who
has ever entered the Ohio county Jail
He Is negro from the Second ward
measuring : feet , inches. and was
arrested on the charge Of disorderly
conduct. The residents of the Second
ward complain OF him spying on them
dows.
Ernest Wilson and Ella Wilson
VIII likely be removed from the coun-
" Jail here 10 Philippi in "A few DAYS.
They were brought here from Bur.
gettstown 10 testify in the white slave
case of John Anderson by Ellie Viii
liams
State Humane Offire Sheldon
Joseph Is home from q trip into the
- ~ h.a n A. will
devote his time 10 a number of mat.
ters that have piled up in the city
since his leaving.
An appeal case from the court OF
Squire GOmpCrs was filed with the
circuit clerk Saturday. styled the
state v. Mike Fitzgerald on a non
support charge. The squire ordered
him 10 pay s. week for the support
OF his wife and children
Warren Wright and G. u. Shrodes
returned Saturday evening from Fish
creek. where they bagged six wild
ducks on their trip.
Joseph \ Cook. Of Mozart
Heights. was placed in the county jail
Saturday night by Deputy Sherin
Thely. He had been running amuck
on the hill with scarcely any clothes
on and for this reason he was taken
into custody. His condition showed
that he had been out in the rain
practically all evening. and was
badly in need Of aid when picked up
by the deputy.
Earl Gilligan was fined $40 and
costs before Squire Hobbs Saturday
night on a charge OF petit larceny.
He was charged with taking $50 from
Fred SteCk. Jr. for which to find a
watch, and then used the money on
himself The squire had formerly
bound him over 10 the grand jury.
and then reversed his decision ana
fined him
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
crossing az Thirty street Will
be repaired. which Will add greatly
20 the crossing al this point
The first issue of the Wheeling
High school Record has made its
appearance. The Record Is an ideal
High school paper and the editors
are 10 De congratulated upon a"
great work they are accomplishing.
The rhetorical class OF the
Wheeling High school viii give their
first rhetorical program November ..
Prof H. r. Odgers' new carr
system will be issued a. the Higl
school the first of NOV ember.
Charles Engle. son OF Squire 4.
" Engle. % the South Side. who
was severely burned IN an explosion
al his home. while looking after ms
automobile Is getting along As wei
a. could be expected under the ctr-
,um-tauCes.
Supt ii. r. Work returned home
Saturday evening from Marietta.
where he attended the Round TaDia
meeting
A party az baltimore and OHIO
bridge inspectors LEFT yesterday morn
ins Tor Cleveland. on an Inspection
trip over TIE D. q %. lines
The Jr. a. I. y. VI. ORGANIZATIONS
Of Wheeling are making wonderfgi
growth .u member uip this fall. Ioru
s. LOsan Council 80 %. Mheeuug
Council 30 : and PRIDE Of NhecIne
Council No. 200 are increasing thor
member hip during the present ian
months. From all Indications m.
number Of new members 20 be inn.
at"d during the fan months Will far
exceed the expectations OF fhe mem
U.r-.
Harry Cook. o. Belatro. ana
HARPER. of this city. viii leave Wei
rc-day evening. November E.. Tor
Seattle Wash. 20 attend the annual
convention Of tho American Federation
Of Labor which ouvencs MONDAY
November 10 They VIII represent
AZ meeting Saturday eyentr-
arrange monf- Wer" mad. by the ONO
county branch of the Socialist partv.
for placing an organization in ms
county next wear
Or b. possible that a wireless tol.
'Erarh station may be- established fn
th.s city as part Of q system
throughout ~" Ohio Valley. Ia d.
used during floods when other means
of communication are ouf ~ service
o. i- understood 10 this city tina.
Tho dJwas" suit filed hy Gov a. %.
Hatfield aEainsf stuart W NaI,.-
and tforED ~. Summers. In tho CIR.
cult court OF Wool county. has beol
compf1m ed and Will boz stricken
from tho books
Joseph Fiahw1r. federal ireror.
COR of prisons visited tho ountv Mf
-sfurday and expressed him-eIf win
bnIul we'll pleased with fh, work o;
DO" present .hrun iin found every.
fhIr. fo br fu nrt elias. shane n
practically 'voyfhIuc possible fo-
fh' comfort rf fhc prisoners ha. boon
ll.U
Th" Grulrr Contractor. have
started work ou 'le improvement.