The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-07

The heavy fogs which settle over
the valley practically every morning
are causing great deal OF inconveni-
ence TO pedestrians, engineers and
street car operators. The mists settle
thickly In the lowlands, and remain I'M
I'll lifted by the heat OF the sun
C. p. Smith. advertising manager
OF The News and The Intelligencer. is
able TO resume his duties again after
long illness. Mr.. Smith suffered a
nervous breakdown about seven
months ago. and was confined TO his
home. Bert Kline. who has had
charge OF the advertising during his
illness. viii continue as assistant TO
Mr.. Smith.
Frank Collier formally opened his
gymnasium on Market street last even
ing with smoker. Mr. Collier has q
large class which he will instruct in
ply steal culture. and will also give
boxing lessons 10 a special class
A praecipe was filed yesterday be-
fore Clerk John /. Kingdom, Of the
circuit Court, termed the National
Metal Edge Box Co. n corporation, VS..
The Hub, corporation. for the
amount I'm assumpsit OF $3.50. The
case is returnable subject 10 October
rules.
A meeting OF the Wheeling
Motorcycle Club will be held this
evening at the Board OF Trade build
ing. The most important question TO
be discussed is in regard 10 securing
club rooms
A meeting of the leaders OF the
Neighborhood Bible classes was held
yesterday afternoon at the Y. NJ c. \.
building. Rev. T. c. KOontz OF the
Second Presbyterian church had
charge OF the service.
knights of Pythias OF Wheeling
lodge No. ia will confer the rank
OF page on several candidates this
evening at their hall in the Waldorf
building. This Is the beginning OF
the iall degree work and all the men,
beers are requested to be present.
The directors OF the Antl-Tuber-
culOsis Society will meet IN regular
monthly session Friday afternoon.
"A Harvert Home and Home Mis-
Slouary service was held last Sunday
81 the Evangelical Reformed st.
stephens church. The church was
decorated with fruits. flowers and veg
etahles and the services were in
keeping with the close OF the Harvest
home season. In the evening Rev.
Jlfert preached sermon In German.
and Rev. Pruess preached a sermon
In English
The Board Of Control held a
ratheer interesting session Yesterday
morning and transacted routine busi-
ness. Quite q little excitement was
caused when the question OF changing
n light on First street came up. but
happily those who got peeved became
pacihod and peace and austerity was
restored in the body.
Mickey Iavana viii be taken
back 10 Columbus today by Columbus
officials who will arrive FOR him. lie
was paroled AZ Columbus and came
20 Wheeling thus violating the parole
law He was arrested by n represen.
tative Of the Standard detective
agency
The case % the state vs. Tony
Gatfa was continued until Friday
morning owing 10 the fact that the
defendant was iil ~ the time OF the
with running a speakeasy IN the So.
Charles Hotel
A voluntary petition IN hankrup-.
cy was hled Yesterday morning By
Joseph Woif both as IN individual
and as Eirsh and Wolf doing bust.
ness az grocers 40 tho corner 81 Twen-
tr fourth and Chaplne streets His
liabilities arc scheduled AZ S1.O9s4t.
and his assets 90 81 500 20.
SNerin Sweeney has completed A
bulletin designating tho time when
deputies VIII slt az different districts
or the county for the purpose 81 col
lectIng taxes The work of collecting
I'm The district is I'M addition TO the
collections ~ tho office
Tho case az Frank Sentoha who
Was CHARGED with carving n razor
WITH criminal intent was continued
until tho nevf term % court owing 10
me principal witness not being nj
hand
Judge Robinson sworc Herman
furh in yesterday morning aq
court s'cnographcr Of the Criminal
ourf te succeeds an Ohio lawyer
who has been temporarily filling the
place.