The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-13
NEWS BRIEFS

One OF the horses belonging to
the health department died yesterday
afternoon. II had been in good
health up until few hours before its
death. and 1t is thought acute indiges-
ton was the cause.
Copies OF the food ordinance were
printed yesterday by the health de-
partment and mailed TO different
members OF the grocers association.
Safety belts will be installed at
the crematory this morning II is
said that the wagons drive onto a plat.
form and then open directly into the
furnace. The drivers. II is claimed.
are liable TO instant death by falling
into the seething flames, and for this
reason the belts are being installed.
If plans are successfully carried
out at huntington the West Virginia
Mausoleum company will be granted
the right 10 erect a mausoleum in the
spring Hill cemetery at Huntington
costing about 100000. providing a
committee selected from the cemetery
able report. The mausoleum would
be erected on tract of ground 100 by
500 rect and would be one of the finest
in that section.
The Linsly alumni banquet, which
Will be held at the Stratford hotel
FEBRUARY q, VIII no doubt be the big
gest event OF its kind ever held by the
members of the alumni association,
Secretary Howard Merkle has sent
out cards TO the members asking how
many can be present for the event.
Judge Frank w. Nesbitt will deliver
the principal address at the banquet
A meeting OF the new Industries
committee of the board Of trade Ia
been called for this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The quarterly meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Standard Detective Blu
reau. was held Wednesday afternoon in
the German Bank building. Tho matter
OF increasing the capital stock was de
terred until a later meeting
In a review Of mining conditions IN
TINS state by Nell Robinson. secretary OF
me West. Virginia Mining Associaiioh.
that floods and strikes interferred ma
terially with operations in 1919 An in
crease OF o.4I3 men on the pay rolls over
lsI- ls SHOWN. while the fatalities for
the FIRST eleven months Of 1918 were
~; compared with $40 during the same
According 20 Or =. A Barlow. su-
nsrintcudent OF the insane ASYLUM AZ
weston. who was in the CITY Wedn.sI,v
~ ~ probable that tho present lunacv
Jaws or the state viii De radicaIly
amended At the next session Of the ie5
lslature. u T. likely that one OF the
most important amendments will pro-
tients. pa
The revival meeting NJ the Triadel-
phla Methodist church e. attracting n
k5ett qeaI OF attention IN that vicinity.
thIr.ady evening Hon. ". T.. Robinson
and Mr. Harry Bond spoke 70 q large
t ,',i,.. E g The revival vii! be con
. unued Tor another week.
During the recent tour OF tho NJ
lem Party. " heeling. exceeded CoIIi,5.
BUS and Toledo in the amount OF fnousy
contributed to the Moslem cause In for
contributed $4,000 to helm tbs 49, =
LENS '"1 N''7-
The regular shop meeting was held
uy VIC VI. g \. Industrial workers
yesterday at noon az the Wheeling
Mold a Foundry and a very large crowd
was present
The Junior Bible class will meet n,
morning At . O'clock and aii netII,a@y
or the class are urged TO be present.
-. charter was granted 20 the sec
ondaTy ReN's Bible class OF the Metho-
terday by the officials Of the Wes,
Virginia Sunday school association
IN. ne onicers 81 the class are J. q. Rev.
The class starts Of win AZ rbs,t.,
members. The total number OF second.
AIRY Bible classes which have been 49,
canned Ia West virginia Co date h. 151
Prof. ". %. Taylor. Of Hetbap,- col.
leEe. will preach al the Island Chrfsti3r
g1suTch ne hrst two Sundays in March
churca BE- iu Warrington II a. ..-,i,
INK In tho conductins OF a service there
A meeting ~ tho X. o. g. CIub o.,
tLg MIRO ff.shyterlan church Will 10
I'lh Zoo tho church. sunday Afternoon
.3L Lhc INrr"-e "f clecuuE Officers foT
( the ensuing year
Ir" county cuWmisaionera office
was closed al day Yesterday ip 49,
vance or LIuroln's birthday.
The board - control held A r.gfifsr
inNin" session yesterday morning aUJ
transacted general business