The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21

the grand Jury to give testimony rela-
tive TO the case OF the wife of a local
electrical contractor writing alleged
obscene letters.
Humane Officer Sheldon Joseph
took charge of a real bear yesterday
that was tied along the river sank
at WarwoOd. Il Is said that his bear
ship had been tied up for several days
without food near a fishing camp. the
owners having evidently left the cub
10 starve.
1t Is probable that there will be no
81 II service examination OF stenograph-
ers and typists until next winter
=. II. Craft has announced that he
mas purchased the entire interest OF bis
partner and will hereafter conduct the
lslnting and decorating business at 1921
Main street under his own name.
-According 10 the annual report OF
the fire department the hours OF one
and two o'clock In the afternoon marx
the time Of the majority OF the fires
The plumbing business - on the
bum said local contractor yester-
day. There t. little doing In our line
IA this city. and for the past several
weeks more than 20 local plumbers have
bsen working on Jobs outside OF the
wheeling district" added the contractor
Tho local Fairgrounds after school
hours are freQuented ny hundreds of
children daily AZ present during the ca
tremely hot September weather
Two Italians. Augusta Bianchi and
Llngi Caryina. both millworkers and
living Al 1894 Marshall street Henwooo.
made application for naturalization pa
bers before Commissioner George r.
Thus FAR this months business In
an departments OF the Wheeling post
ofiice has been unusually brisk 10. -.
temher. according TO Superlnt endcnt OF
Malls John T. Cowl.
1t IS reported that there are stiU
several persons Of the Wheeling district
HEH Ia M ri la h.
General hospital for the dope" habit
Ihere have been more than a score OF
patients successfully cured Of the drug
habit AZ the institutions since the Har-
rison federal anti-narcotic law went into
erect April ], shutting Off the Supply
from those addicted 20 the use OF dope 30
There are automobiles Of all cOlors
10 be seen IN Wheeling this season. but
about the most conspicuous car seen for
some time was bright blue touring
auto with black and white stripes n at
tracted no little attention a. if was driv-
on through the streets yesterday after
noon.
small and over ripe" peaches were
selling az 20 cents the bushei in the local
market yesterday. Tho peach crop has
some sections o. Ohio ana BROOKE coun-
ties farmers are giving them away. &C
cnrdinE 90 Senior Agent Horace Atwood
~ the Pan Handle Agricultural club.
EN-Councilman james uriscoli of
the East End has opened n grocery
store nt ls2 Seventeenth street
Company. has returned from q short
triu 90 MorEanf1wu and Falrmpnf Mr.
Wcgtwycr attended tho races that were
held rt these towns ana represented the
American Automobile Association Sic
reports the races bis success.
Tho MaddinEtou YARN Yesterday
contributed wagon load 81 apples Co
Tho Aaa0ri1fad Charities 20 ha canned
for the use RI the poor frfa winter Set-
eral ladies ~ che association were busy
at The Market Auditorium Yesterday
canning the fruit
Pred F0E. % Mozart Terrace who
was badly burned Sunday evening when
h" was stepping across "a har ~ hot iron
iT imurutlnE nH nrUIdulF Hr possible
lllH left irE was burned when Do slim.
PED. NJ fHr on fhr iron until frIIus
wurkmfu pulled him arHv
The temporary bridge near rnrkrra.
nurE ir nearing complexion ana If Will
b. orlf ri nhurf fiwr until ODD evidence
of wr... bow. been cleared The nine
who were injured uhau fHa WRECK trnIn
plunged throlrh tha bridge are rapidly
Improving Traffic W fa rHfd will b.
resumed There In rhu~f fImr
George Allen. convicted ~ stealing
COPPER wire. woe fHF"n fH MUuuHa.If1n
nrrifrrtInrT. where hr uIlI commence
uUnu r. ertCn Erar term. a q Coleman.
guard o. the prison took Allen Co.
Moundrfille