The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27
BELLAIRE
WAGON HIT BY
!. CAR; MAN HURT
John xrause OF Rural Route No. VIC
tim Of Accident Late Yesterday
Afternoon

No. 3. West Wheeling Is in the Bellaire
hospital suffering with serious injuries
received late yesterday when the wagon
in which he was riding was struck oy
q street car. He has fractured pelS'S
bono aRd other injuries.
The accident happened at stop o.
West Wheeling Mr.. Kraus had just
turned his team OF horses across the
street ear track TO go up the grade ana
over the Pennsylvania railroad tracks
10 the road which leads TO his nome
Ae he did so the street car struck the
wagon squareIy. The driver was thrown
considerable distance. The wagon was
wrecked The horses became frightened
and ran away but were later caught aud
were unhurt.
Mr. Krause was taken 10 the Bel
laire hospital where he Is being attend
ed by Dr. P. L. Ring.
New Pump Expected
The new pump for the Bellaire water
works pump station Is expected in the
near future. II was ordered some time
ago by Service Director George T kreg-
low. The pump IS 10 be OF o.ooo'oVo
gallon capacity The contract price Is
approximately $4,000 which incIuaes
everything excepting the foundation'
Tho work on putting in the foundation
will be started soon.
rooIn Funeral
Funeral services for the late SIMON
Tobin. we'll known local man VINO oleo
Monday afternoon at the homo OF ms
brother William Tootn on 1nr.S ~
street will be held this morning AZ tne
ST. Johns Catholic church. Burial Will
be In the Mt. Calvary cemetery.
TO PORN League
Plans are under way here Tor the lot
mation OF a barnyard golf league. Al
ready this sport is being enjoyed oy
scores In Bellalre. 1t Is planned 70 Sc
cure about half dozen teams OF TWO
men each and pitch regular contests uh,
Js- rnpuIatlon rules meeting or
chose interested will be held soon'
Interest In Meet
Nrurh interest in being taken IN the
wearing ~ the-city council TO De neiu
FRIDAY evening. The police VIII pre-
ssn+ their petition at this time asking
a wage increase. The police nave ssaleu
tha, 81 their former wage or Sltu Is no'
restored that they will resign the't 20
: sttions Saturday midnight. Other wage
.,as. viii also secure attention, It
Is stated.
rrrsrsl services for the late j: W.
Yyt,Isron who died at the home or me
o5ore Greenwood in South SeIlete'
wer, held yesterday at the St Iohn
Catholic church here. Burial was |"
the Davis cemetery on Winoins Kim
Meeting Today
latino "a 10 be held here this AFTER
80, A. which time local persons. incluu
a., number OF city officials VIII NEE
.,,,,h General Superintendent Wits OF
- traction company. The mee'ins Is
% he get acquainted gathering
,o.sIhiIities OF lower street Car
:, ,hs city and other matters villa AA'o
he given attention.
oe Rury Unidentified
~ -.raIns OF the man whose oooS
80. found along the railroad trasAs
,ha pultney coal mine on SaturoSy
.I,~ 1vere Inferred yesterday In 'he
- WIN cemetery. Efforts or the cor
$50 20 establish the identity ana ''e
nor,a NJ the man proved rutAe'
hoi'' Install Officers
Officers Of the Anericus cluo arc
he Installed at the meeting OF .ne 49,
1T. svsnins. The meeting Will hHeiS
sH'S 49, threaded. as some other mat
~. viii also be given attention al inc
meeting.
~. ,as, Stewartsville A. c. Dali
team viii play the nine from Pipe CreeN
next Sunday. The game gives promise
20 hsinx a very interesting one. as tne
Two teams are evenly matched no
game Is TO be played at S1e"af'S''o
Baufard Funeral
Funeral services FOR tho late Mrs.
Rachael Barnard. IS. who died at tho
$50 -, hsr SON. Charles. on Twenty
,hIrd s,re-t, will be held tEis afternoon
AZ ths late residence at 2 o'clock. Rev.
" G Hume OF the South Bellaire ~
q church will have charge OF tho ser,
yiees, Burial will DO In the Rose Hill
cemetery.
Play Brook A. G.
Announcement Is made that the Cam
h-J, colleries baseball team will play
tina Brook A. c. team Of Warwood next
sunday. The game gives promise OK
being very interesting one. Tho TWO
teams are among the best In the VAL
lew and the contest should Dc an e1-
cellent one.
Reafsn Man Here
commemorative OF tho pure food d.
vision Of the state board or health
arrived IN Bella!rs yesterday. He came
AZ the REQUEST OF local health officials
who say hey unearthed case where
local .rm was selling butter containing
tmpu rifles.
A total OF $4,000 ballots will be re-
qu red for the election In Belmont eoun-
~ on August when the Republican
and Democratic parties Will nominate
their candidates for state. district and
county Offices. The ballots have been
printed and are now being placed In
their respective ballot boxes at the
election board office. preparatory for
use on primary election day.
Open lids Monday
The county commissioners on Monday
will open bids FOR the construction OF
the new concrete bridge Of Mcmahon
creek on Belmont street, this city. II
Is planned 70 build the bridge this sum-
ner and fall. The money has been
available for about a year. II Is ex-
pected that there will be at least a half
dozen bidders for the Job.
Expect ConSsrsnoe.
Speaking Of the conference IN Phil
adelphia between union mine chiefs
including International President Lew
Is State Vice President William Roy
here yesterday said that ne believed
that the eastern confab was called TO
determine what operators are ready for
conference. II representation or
q majority OF tonnage can be secured
for a four-stare agreement. then a con-
ference OF operators and miners repre-
sentatives will be called. Roy believes.
Operators Ready.
3 Charles J. Aibasin, secretary Of the
Pittsburgh Vein Operators Association
said Yesterday that the members OF
that organization are ready TO meet