The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-12
NEWS BRIEFS

ueuai tour OF the city property IN
specting the different buildings and
municipal concerns. Special atten-
ton was given TO the FIRE houses. and
IL Is expected that some Improvements
ara TO be made. This. however WAS
not given out by the members. Tn
tour took the place OF the usual morn
ing session. They felt that their trip
10 the crematory was beneficial in
many ways.
The eustodians Of the county
building are putting the circuit court
room In order for the converting OF
The supreme court here next week.
The elevated platform used by the
circuit judge Will be removed and a
Platform large enough TO accommo-
date five judges will take It's place.
Files and desks OF the clerk win be
placed in the room. The judges will
arrive In the city with their families
as soon as quarters have been Sc
cured for them
| Holiday hours will be observed in
the local postoffice and also the BEN
wood branch. today. the occasion be-
ing Lincoln's birthday. The stamp.
general delivery and parcel post div
isions Will be open from a. m. TO
IL a. m.
&C. Burgess Taylor delivered an
ADDRESS In the Parkersburg Y. NJ. c. a.
! tuesday evening. under the auspices
OF the Equal Suffrage League. He
spoke on the Working Men and
"A meeting OF the creditors In the
tsraeI Rosenberg bankruptcy case will
De held this morning before Referee
Henry A Nolte, to take action OF the
offer OF composition.
"A meeting of the entertainment
committee OF the board OF trade will
De held this afternoon. to discuss ar
fangements for the annual Washing.
ton Blrthday dinner. February 23.
-Creditors in the bankruptcy case
OF Archie ii. Gaines. of Benwood. will
hoid a meeting before Referee in
bankruptcy Henry A. Nolte, this morn
n ing An examination Of the bankruDt
VIII be conducted.
State Fire Marshal Charles A. Ell.
nson. OF Charleston. in the monthly
Suiietin OF his department. states that
ncendarssm hs Re sht way i,s 6 TO fight
value. v" sihaii
"A charter was granted yesterday
10 two secondary Bible classes by
the officials of the West Virginia
SUNDAY School association. which
Drlngs the total number up to $50,
me classes TO receive the charters
We're the Sunshine Bible class of the
Methodist Episcopal church of SUIT
ION and the Chestnut Ridge Bible
class OF Horra. w. Va.
Mrs. John Taylor Of No. 81 Sew
enteenth street was taken 10 the
ohlo valley General hospital yester-
DAY at O'Clock in a very serious
condition. Her chances for recovery
are very doubtful.
Rabbi Abram Brill. who has re-
,aSi tne pastorate OF Eoff Street
uelhple. VIII leave the last of the
present month for Meridian. Miss. 10
assume his new duties. as he p re
CURED TO take up his new duties
the hrst Sunday in March. Tin "a
tne present time the members of the
conBregation have not succeeded i'm
securing new pastor. but a cali will
IN all probability be extended 10
college at Cincinnati.
The annual meeting of the
Teachers Educational association
VIII be held at Morgantown on June
~. Is and 19. An elaborate program
Is being prepared for the event
which Will include several prominent
educators who will deliver addresses.
Ieachers from every section OF the
state are expected TO be present and
no doubt Wheeling will be well rem
! resented.
/ Ex-Governor Patterson of Ten
bessee viii in all proba ability make
tour OF the state in the near flu
lure In the interest OF the prohfbi-
tlon amendment, which goes into eff
Iect on July i. Mr.. Patterson will
devote MS addresses on the tour
uuroush me state principally to the
fost prohibition law.
Nearly 375 gallons OF milk are
| El'eh away every month by the Ohio
County Tuberculosis league an
us dispensary in the board of trade
/ building. The total amount of milk
given away for the month of Janu-
! airy totals nearly $3.50. As usual the
MIX is given away in pint lots 10
those who are in need.
The cause of the wreck which
occurred AZ the Central Glass plant
IN East Wheeling Tuesday morning
on the B. & O. railroad. according 10
the INVESTIGATION officials. was due
: 10 broken beam on the first car
which caused the accident in place
OF the switch. as formerly reported.
The charitable Organizations of
/ the city since the recent cold snap
have been kept very busy looking
after those who are suffering from
! me cold. The ORGANIZATIONS which
look after the poor are the Associ :
ated Charities. Salvation Army and
| others.
The South Side pholstering
company, located at 23ii Chapline
| street. has been dissolved, since W.
=. Pool has sold cut his interest TO
a. =. Loutsch. who will continue the
business.
/ -EN-City Auditor Charles Geigsr ia
! concentrating himself that he has "A
\ Dun dog. as the animal was probably
! the means ~ saving his house from be-
| inE robbed Tuesday evening The uau
] however got away. but the dog kcpt
] enough Of the rnhopse 81 his trousers
I 10 show he had been on the job
| An N-iiay operator will be selected
| o. o. meeting ~ the directors 81 the
| N"rth Wheeling hospital "a ho held lat
/ cr On the week
/ carpenter have been placed at
] work by the county commissioners 70.
/ puirinE tho damage done 60 the criminal
I court room during tho recent murder
I ifial or Hayward Manual ono door
. was considerable damaged and one ~
I th' "fua mental caps of the railing was
] removed
There BE- rrHgtIr4fy nothing d.iv.