The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-24
NEWS BRIEFS

The efficiency OF the new auto FIRE
truck was thoroughly proven Satur-
day night when IL made a run from
Eleventh street 20 Twenty-second
street, eleven blocks, in three min
utes, although its progress was much
retarded by the congested traffic on
Market street The department was
called out when a resident OF Center
Wheeling overturned a lamp. causing
a slight blaze. which was soon extin-
g1ished. The auto truck was the first
10 reach the fire.
William Linder Of FULTON. and
George Eden. OF Elm Grove. were
taken TO tho Weston hospital yester-
day by Guard Kittle. of that institu-
ton. Both men have been confined
In the county Jail for some time.
1t is planned to organize a West
Virginia Golden Jubilee League, with
100000 members. at n membership fee
OF ten cents each. for the purpose OF
securing funds with which to erect a
memorial arch over one OF the princi-
pal streets
Rev. Howard 4. Pease. pastor OF
the First Unitarian church. at the
morning service yesterday preached
on the subject The Redemption OF
Wheeling" His sermon dealt princi-
pally with the commission charter.
Elaborate arrangements are be
ing made for the minstrel show 10 be
given Monday evening. March 81. by
the Eain Club AT their hail az the cor
ner Of Thirty sixth and Wood streets.
II has been announced that daily
markets will Dc held In M" Market
Auditorium IN the old building BIZ
weekly markets were hold ora we'd
ursdays and Saturdays. No stalls or
booths will he permitted 10 remain
open on Sundays
Effective for tho next three years
new wage scale has been ngropd
upon by tho master and iourneymen
plumbers ~ this city. beginning on
April ] and continuing until AIril !.
1914. days wages shall be ff25.
and from April I. 1914. until two years
later the wares will be- $3.50 per day.
Several MEETINGS were held Sat
urday evening ON various street cor
uors iu fne Interests ~ fLe new char.
ter Five automobile were pressed
into service 10 carry Che speakers
from one point to another
Marie. rho Gycarold daughter ~
Mr. and Mr. Fred Fisher. waa most
painfully burned Friday evening when
sh" accidentally overturned tea
kettle filled With boiling water Tho
family resides AZ 22sG Wood street
n is quite likely that "a meeting
az Flrat ward voters viii Boz held this
evening in opposition to tho proposed
new charter several requests for
such meeting have been made in
many parts ~ tho city. and arc taken
aF evidence ~ tho unpopiinrity o.
tho proposed charter
Al Wolty ia working on plans for
boat which 10 ls believed will cv.
coed 30 miles per hour Tor Frerd Last
year no.. with John Faiioure. built rho
Niun. boat resembling N hvdropl1uc.
which was tho fastest craft in This
section
Through tho efforts Of tho pastor.
Rev W 81 Schultz. the /ane street
N u church has received promise OF
tho payment of haif Che cost OF nne
now pipe ORGAN from Tho Carnegie
FUND Corr 1ratiou. Tho organ will
cost $500. The Ucuwood NJ D.
church has received tho some promise.
Pur.m. or the Feast OF Lots. WAS
celebrated throughout tho country
yesterday by Jewish congregations
Appropriate services marked che DAY
u tho local Eon street Temple
Tho restaurant 90 the NJ g. =.
VIII probably be- ready to open this
week. With the exception OF tables.