The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
NEWS BRIEFS


Mayor n. l.. Kinks annual mes
sage has been placed in printed form
and will be handed to the councilmen
tonight.
Contractor Stringer started work
yesterday morning replastering the
office of the board OF county commits
sioners and the criminal court room.
Assessor Hanke says that the
agricultural report for this county this
year will be the greatest on record.
The library OF the late Charles
{. Newman was removed yesterday
from the third floor Of the court house
TO the Newman home in Moundsville.
The health commissioner will ask
the health committee OF council at
its next session to abolish the fees
for the weights and measures inspec-
tor.
Eighteen prisoners arS in the
workhouse. according to the report OF
Superintendent Halter. filed yester-
day
Two applications for re-appuint-
ment were filed with the clerk % the
board OF control yesterday. They
were Building Inspector John J. Fahey
and Street Commissioner Charles
Stump.
Premature celebration OF the
Fourth OF July will not be permitted.
according to Chief Of Police Thomas
Leyland
While IL is up 10 Superintendent
Scroggins as 10 when he accepts the
resignation OF Engineer Junkins. he
has not yet announced his intentions.
j. VI. Freismuth. who for the past
several years has been conducting a
barber shop I'm the basement Of the
Brunswick hotel. will remove his es-
tablishment on July 10 the Hesse &
Kirchner company building. Eleventh
street. between Market and Main.
where ne will install four chairs and
equip the place up-to-date.
An order was entered yesterday
by Commissioner George r. Boyd At
the direction Of Judge A. G. Dayton.
Of &c United States district court.
dischhrging the bankruptcy matter OF
Angelo Camerine. a Follansbee mer-
chant
Prof n u Yarnel. drainage ex-
pert OF the department Of agriculture.
with headquarters a. Washington. ar
rived In Wheeling yesterday after
noon and Immediately proceeded to
Brooke county with Agents Atwood
cultural club. 10 mako inspections Of
several farms In that and Ohio coun-
ties Prof Yarnell came here from
Pittsburgh. where ne has been on
official business
The bankruptcy case Of p =.
Bartlebaugh. the Island grocer. who
filed his petition through Attorney r.
s Riley several days ago. has been
referred 20 Referee Henry g. Nolte.
a meeting Of tho creditors viii be-
held in few days and trustee ap-
pointed
Owing TO the scarcity Of recruits
for rho army. Sergeant r. Meredith
received orders to remain In this
vicinity Tor fho next week to- receive
recruits Sergeant Meredith. who was
stationed here for some time. BE- now
connected with the Pittsburgh station.
During fhr past week. while tomOur-
arilr located here. he received two re-
cruifa. William Morris and John J
kloss. of the South Side Roth were
sent CO. the smoky city for further
examination.
Yesterday was one Of the busiest
Mondays Tor tho local merchants FOR
some time. Hundreds Of shoppers
from nearby towns were boz ,na city
ON regular buying expeditions. while
. there we're many who came fo take
advantage Of The special bargains at
number Of me local stores
Attendant J o. HInzman. Of tho
FIRST West Virginia Hospital Ter the
Insane. Weston. arrived in tho city
last evening and was REGISTERED az
The Staum HIo will take Frank Rod
srIck to Tho Institution This morning
HodrrCk is in fhc ohio county Jail.
here Do vaa committed several
weeks ar0
4 communication was received a.
the local headquarters % the Pan
handle Agricultural club YESTERDAY.
from General Passenger Agent W vs.
Wood OF tho Baltimore a ohio road
Announcing that 10 a short um, a new