Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-06
OVER the RIVER


The manufacturers published card u
the Belleire papers stating their standins
and uhst they rantsd, and the wotkuen
Yesterday gave their side Of the story.
Neither Of the articles developed anything
new. Ameeting of the stockholders OF that
Institution bas-been called for Wednesday
of next week, at which time something may
be developed. From the LaBslle glass
works comes the report that Mr. Rhodes
wants to start that concern and thst meet
ing Of the Board Of that works would De
held tie first Of this week. If the shove il
irue Bellaire has reason to be hopefai snll,
but as there has been so many ups aud
downs in this lockout it ia beat that our
people maintain their equalibrium- Here E
shat the manufacturers want according to q
. atsment left with rs and the reader csu
T, ad it over.
Since the Elson Glass Works Of Martin {
Ferry resuued work, erroneous reports and
ideas IN reference to the position OF the
ether manufacturers il the valley have
gained publicity. The manufacturers de-
sire it distinctly understood that they are
filing to settle the differences With their
sorknen as soon as they agree to grant
The terms, prices and system Pittsburg
manufacturers now have.
In sincerity of their demand the proposed
10 srbiirste ali questions In dispute, the sr'
bitration committee TO consist OF one glass
worker, one Manufacturer, and these tEo 10
select third, their duty being to investi,
gate the mater in dispute and render q de
cision from which there would be no ap'
peal" =
Lafayette Winder, the weIl-knoEn paint.
er, who was taken to the County Infrnary
last Thursday. was found dead in his bed
he next morning. LATE had been about
Bellsire for q number Of years. He was
once q prominent bcok-keeper in Wheeling
but Of late his principal business was sell,
irg fsh on the corner opposite the B. i o
depot Deceased had large number Of
friends in this city.
A number of the big men Of the c. / P,
we're in town yesterday With their. fshing
tackle, etc on their way for fishing Trip
up the Big KsnsSha river.
On al Sundays after today services in
INC NdluOiiC SnbESu VIII VIC a. auH ~
a. N. and 3p m.
Al. Gratz vent to Brilliant yesterday.
Services in the Second Presbyterian
church Today
A raft Of Lumber came down the riysr
last right
J. ". Maring is at Somerton to-Tay.
Wstermelons End slow sale.
There was meeting Of the Prohibition
lists last night at the home oft. 4. Rodefer.
James Elton was in GAINESVILLE yester-
day.
Ohio Valley Trades Assembly couveres
in the X. Of L Hall.
The Ohio Valley railroad is to be ex.
tended TO the oittsburg coal works.
Vim. O Neil will go West to live.
Csnpmeetings this late in the season
should be covered.
Harry Meek set up several monuments
last week for The firm Of Curran & Meek
The school teachers had meeting yestsr-
dsv afternoon.
The Ohio Lantern Works is running q
ma hine department in connection with
tLer stamping works.
The Republican township and ward COM
nitteemen will meet at the Office Of James
c. Tsllman on Monday evening: A full
is desired.
The usual services will be held at the
First Presbyterian Church to-day, also at
The South Bellsre n. T. Church at 1890
a m. and 7;lj p. m.
Will Seals is visiting down the river to-
day.
John Keyser and Ed Strahl were hunting
d, ars out the narrow gauge yesterday alter
noon.
Some one turned the hydrant on in the
Indian Run school building and caused con-
damage.
Frank Buckner's horse departed this life
yesterday. Loss 5000.
The lookup has been q quie. place for
several days Two plain DRINKS paid fines
yesterday
The Bellsire street railway line will make
ffieen minutes shorter time during the
week Cf the fair, and will also run after the
opera at Wheeling.
The Second N. Z. Church begins its
camp meeting up Indian Run to-day.
Miss Annie Boswell is recovering from
the fever.
The Crockery City and the Globes will
play couple Of games about the last OF this
u onth.
Regular service in the Episcopal Mission
today.
Mr. Nye the chemist at the steel works
has been rendered better position with a
Chicago firm and will leave next week for
bis new field of labor.
The Ministers Aid Society of the South
Bellaire NJ. Z Church elected the following
President, Mrs. Jane Francis;
Vice President, Mrs. II. B. Miller; Score
tsry, Mrs. |. L. Fswcett; Assistant Secre.
tory, Mrs. N. Hoffman; Treasurer, Mrs.
John Eddy.
The private hop OF tie Extra Mons"
Club in the Elysisn rink on Thursday
night viii be q very pleasant affair no
doubt. A large number Of invitations have
been given out among our best young gen.
IT, men, most Of whom have signifed their
Intention Of participating In the event. Be-
il The first dance of the season, it is eX.
p cted to be a grand opeLing. The best
n usic bas been engaged.
The Ohio Valley Trades Assembly meets
IL this city o.dA7.
Late WiDders, well known In this city,
died Friday night at the Infrmsry
Dubois d Mccoy report business slack,
but they have all hands at work.
Col. c. L. Poormsn talked to the people
Of Lloydsville last night.
Tie teachers selected for this term in the
public schools held a meeting yesterday
and made some preliminary arrangements
about going on duty tomorrow. The small
boy has counted the days decreased until
his whole vacation has been wiped out, aud
today will see him neglectiDg his Sunday
school class while be fishes out his dusty
books, ard mends the old slate that baby
has accidentally sit upon. The thought
that to-morrows sun will usher in the be-
ginning Of another school year, makes him
lesp for JOY, but in two weeks after resum-
ing bis studies, be longs for another rest.
On Wednesday night the Republicans
will open the campaign in this city with q
great flourish and brass band thrown in.
are asked to turn out snd hear
heir party eUlogized, and the Democrats
will De given places in the front seats. 1t