The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-11
NEWS BRIEFS


! 'front.' door OF the court house by An
! ctloneer Nickham yesterday. but all
olds received were considered too low
ana the sale was continued.
Alex Reichblum. a popular voung
man Of the Second Ward. wa, SUP.
/ sested at The Republican meeting as
a candidate for Second branch council
mas Withdrawn from the race. AID.
! olson Israel Of the Seventh and Rob.
/ ert McCullah or the Third have also
/ withdrawn.
Al Neidman. the fireman who
! was burned about the face in an OK.
piosion at The Joyce saloon Wednes.
day. viii recover entirely from his IN
Jurles and his eyes will not be affected
according 10 the attending physicians
| The work Of cleaning away the
| debris left by the food on the Island
is being rapidly carried on ana the
| entire work house gang is employed
In cleaning the mud from the streets
! All traces Of the food will bn cleared
away before another week has mas
sed
-Orchardists from all over the
] state report that their cherry trees
! were ruined by the heavy frosts OF
! The past two weeks and II the condi.
tlons continue the apple and peach
! crops will probably be- affected This
vicinity seems 10 be the only section
| mat VIII not suffer heavily from the
/ IroSls' although the fruit growers are
/ anNiously looking for warmer wcaih-
err
Reports received at tho Rel Tele.
/ phone company headquarters state
: That tho work az getting the lines
/ down the river in shape is being rush.
/ Cd all possible. by the large force OF
{ men employed in This section. sun
I plies for the repair work are being
sent via Clarksburg from the General
J Electric company. AZ Pittsburgh.
IN" Chester night freight on the
Z Panhandle branch 10 New Cumber
land vas dcrailed yesterday morning
by running into tree. which had fal-
Zen across the track near Congo. Ohio
, fortunately no one was seriously in
] iured
Tho Willing Workers Society of
the United brethren church N Phil,p.
III was awarded the charge Of recor.
: milton yesterday by the State SUNDAY
= school Association. ;; IS composed
of - women
Two larg" boxes Of clothing vcre
D received yesterday by Mayor Kirk for
the flood sufferers They were sent
from l.o- Angeles. cal. by Mrs. Anna
" Hight
-Rev. John VI Mealy. q Presbvter.
ian minister formerly ~ Clavsville.
IA. but who g. VOL known here. has
asked the PrcShytcry a. Pittsburgh
IN release him from his charge AZ
ShousctoVn. lie is seventy wears Of
age and has been preaching for the
past g. years
Examinations for mine foreman
and five bosses viii De- held in this
city Arril % and 80 los Tho state de-.
pdr'mcnt ~ miners
u became known yesterday that
George Iiaunan. Of Uronk.id, b,. 70
signed his position a. general mana.
ger - fhc Phillips Shot q Tin Pate
r'mpanr. With mills 10 Sf,ubcnyillr.
N'irton end Clart~burg In il ono
~ Tho best known mon 100 tho steel
industry and mas received several of
''rs from LARGO concern. hr. o.. So
has not accepted. DO D.. understood
Tho railroad committr" ur Oh.
hoard ~ trade viii hold n meeting
fiia afternoon 90 . p'r.rrk ir 'l,. ae
s'mhIr rooms off fh" m1r.sf auditor.
ium Representative az fro Trrirrf
Agents Nssoclaflou of WhceIIne sU
boz urerruf
10 BIAS boon suggested fia' Fd
ward Trtfuu Weston. fr, world ra
rnwurd podo.'filu. he induced fo af
irrd Do. -nu. centennial s.f.brafior
in This city nrst June. a~ feature
ol fI" athletic meet ah,ch O bn.re
r'anrsd
i' 'N'"u'l'" c'Wnff''" NJ fhn
Z -'''n 'hi''" celebration r3. ho.I
'h "'i'f .iN' 'rr'iinE ~I.ufdIt after