The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27
NEWS BRIEFS

On Market street, between Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first streets. a sec
ton of the street about three feet
square has sunken. The cause is
thought to be from the softening OF
the earth from the rain.
Byron W. King. A. NJ, Phi. D., lee
turer and Interpreter OF Literature.
will give an address in the First
Christian church at PIP Market street
on Monday evening. October 4th.
After having finished a success
full season at Louisville. KY, the
Homer Smith is again plying in the
southern waters of the Ohio. Friday
evening the popular excursion boat
held a delightful trip from Hunting
ton. during the Elks convention there.
Captain OF Detectives Hastings.
Lieutenant Buoy and Deputy -Prohibi-
ton Commissioner Bert Phillips re-
turned home Saturday evening from
Martinsburg. where they attended the
Federal court session. Phillips was
summoned in boOtlegging cases. while
the local police officers appeared as
witnesses against local woman.
charged with sending obscene letters
through the mail The indictment
against the woman was not sustained
by the grand jury.
An unusual important meeting OF
the Wheeling Board Of Trade directors
will be held this evening at 1880
O'Clock in the assembly room. II 10
unOnicially state that the question Of
alleged high coal shipment rates will
be- taken up.
Secretary A. r. Arnold OF the
West Virginia Sunday School AssO-
citation has been selected ~ one OF
the delegates TO attend the Kentucky
state Sunday school convention that
will be held az Louisville. beginning
October seventh and lasting four days.
Hazel Atlas and Neuralgyline
stocks showed marked activity during
the past week. Each had a noticeable
upward trend HazelAtlas advanced
from lsf 90 1s5. Neuralgyline ad-
vanced from 1868 10 i7i I.aBelle ad-
vanced one-half point
Many local Mnnour viii attend the
dedication Cercmonlea Of the House ~
Qctoher D.. 10 and 90 About 5o from
fhfa district viii attend
city Auditor Charles hnrens has
iound ~ oid "rainanCe book. daiins
pany was called The E0udy and
william ualfurnur. VIOLATING fraf-
o. urdinaurr $40 aud costs. Daisy BUR-
uefI diHurIrrlU. $40 and costs. Hud
stella Clark drums ufe and c0Hfa. fur.
niahed the attraction saturday mo.nIug
Iu police court The evening session
was hlHuh
IN Fart Two of ihs Circuit court
fhla murnlur. ODE case uf fHnrr ~ 40.
iuf vel Inr west virginia Traction ana
Electric Company viii he tried
Judge AlHr Do Robinson. SATURDAY..
affirmed fHf justice In frr case nf viii.
lem ArmHfronr ra u HrdrIrE In which
Ifrdrirf was nnrd a afnH uf fniffv
daFa vas allowed boil uhIeH f1 take ~
"a water unc bursting st th- wneei-
ms EIrnfri. COMPANY plant SATURDAY
nlThf put the r.ty in darkness f4r thirty
uInufeH
IRE force OF rirIe rmuIaeef fl make
.uIf Gas bills nnrn nUInhrf fnT.r wnra
Hnd llhHf faE bile have been made Que
ready fur collection
The county comm. |HHInnrrH have
postponed action on fhr proposed rhanrs
ln tnr fuarlaferlHl districts. rrndinr a
.anferenre ulfh fha ohio County Tar
faauU .afiuu This week
Much money hHH BEEN spent hr the
~ urrlInN Mold end Frurfrr rnuIranv
fDr uarUIurrF with which fn manufHf.
tore ahrtpuel shells anI 0fhrr uar
nunitl0nr Although ur 0nIrIaia 0f
fhe COMPANY ere silent II naa been
learned Uu reliable Authority fHaf uInna
have been made for extensive H1dItInnHI
nafhinnff and equipment fpr naf manu-
facfurg