Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
NEW GLASS WORKS
Beinq Pushed Into Existence at
BslIairs.
General News From There of All Kinds and
Character, Social, General Personal
and M,.nicipaI,

A well At ui,d meeting of the Enter.
prise Window Glass Company was held at
C'y Hall yesterday afternoon. The meet
ing was called W order al ! o'clock, with
Mr.. VIM. Harvey in The chair. The object
OF the meeting WAS 10 effect temporary
organization, with view 70 an early and
prompt construction Of the factory. Mr.
ID. L. Crafty was elected Secretary. A
committee OF building was appointed,
consisting OF Nlessrs. ID. B. Crafty
Joseph Bates Frank iIindman, A..
Schiek and T. VI. Strong; also
finance committee, consisting
of Messrs. ;. NJ. Maring Scott Cunning
ham. Gus Schick, WIN. Harvey and ID. b.
Crafty. 1t was decided to begin the
erection OF tie factory at once. The
factory is to have ten pot furnace, one
with four or eight stone tattening oven,
which one was not decided on. The company
is going to work in earnest snd will begin
the foundation tomorrow. About $4,000
stock has been subscribed. About $1,000
worth remains untaken and which will be
gobbled up by Wheeling parties. Thus
far only 5000 in stock has been taken
by parties outside OF Bellaire.
Messrs. Cunningham, Crafty, Hindman
and Strong have been very active in work
ing up this project and deserve great crdit
tor their success. They only put their
shoulders TO the wheel couple of weeks
ago and have succeeded remarkably we'll IN
this gIeat undertaking. The buildings will
he erected as quick as busy hands will put
it up. Tally one more for Bellaire:
rive car loads of rails for the Ohio Val:
ley road arrived yesterday, and track lay
ing will begin at this point TO morrow.
Surprise Presentation.
\ 'easant event took place at the Bsl-
mont glass works yesterday, the occasion
heirs the presentation OF fine silver
watch aud Cuaiu TO Mr.. Alex Ogl-, the boss
Dsckrr. At noon the employees in the
psCking room sDd the other departments
me; snd surrounded hy osle. He could
not understand Whist they had assembled
for unit! n speech was ~ Ide. This wss
neatly delivered by NJ. John Shuttleworth,
Of the engraving department, presenting in
the name Of bimse and the fellow work
men the above tokt II OF appreciation. Mr..
0gle was entirely overcome by surprise
and answered in a modest manner.
Mr.. Jas. Hsckett gave a very plasant
dance at his home in the Fourth ward last
night Quite 8 number of his friends were
present and from what could be learned
all had a good time. Besides his friends in
Bellaire a number were present from Mar
tins Ferry.
Miss Sarah Wise, who has been visiting
in Iowa for some time has returned home.
Ususi services will be held in all the
churches to-day.
Yesterday was a quiet day lin this city.
Not one arrest was made and the b!otter
was blank.
Mr.. Henry Fattersall entertsined a num-
Der of his friends in right royal style at
his home in the Third ward last night
Shannon Archer and wife are back from
Cameron. w. Va.
Tbos. O'Donpell, of Martins Ferry. is
in the city the guest of friends.
The Gypsy Queen Dramatic Association
a fiourishing organisation. has disbanded
B.B. Verbeck, of Mansfield, is visiting
hereabouts.
Mrs, Fogerty is at woodsfeld. summoned
BY the illness OF relative.
A recount OF the Second Amendment at
ST. Clsirsyill lie shows two votes In favor OF
the count.
standard Time.
The standard or 18th meridian time goes
into effect on the Cleveland and lfttshursh,
Baltimore and Ohio, and Bsliaire, lanes
Vile and Cincinnati railroads to-day. TIE
difference on the B. & q. will be six min
utes and twen,y-eight seconds faster than
at present without any changes "a the
schedule. The B H. & c. and the {. & t,
trains, now rupuing on Columbus nm',
will ssch srrive snd depart twenty eight
minutes slower than they have been ran
ming. This is by Columbus time and by
city time the difference wilt be thirty
six miru,es On the Cleveland and Pitts
turgh so;us lhecgel AaY: been made II "a: