Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-25
IT'S DONE!
BslIa;rs Doomed to an Added Pc
Rod OF Awful Quiet.
Meeting Of the Flint Glass Manufacturers,
Yssterday--fOur Burglars Arrested
Minor News Notes.

The flint glass manufacturers held
meeting Of several hours daratioo in ths
cffice of the Bellaire goblet works yesterday
afternoon. From what we can Learn the
object of the meeting was to keep }. H.
Msring, OF the lantern globe works. from
starting up, a. be bad promised his sep.
Their persussioas msst have proved eSect'
i've, IS it was announced by the msnutset,
urers that the lockout was still on its cid
basis, and nothing but the demands Of the
makers would be accepted. This means
that the fire in the Elson and the lantern
globe works is to 90 out, and that the eight
factories engaged in the present strike will
remain idle until next December at least.
THEY WERE BURGLARS.
Last evening Sheriff sedgwick brought
ap on the steamer Andes, P. Coss, Vim.
Mcknight, Robert Bunch and Robert Find
ly, four burglarswho had been dexterously
caught by the Chief Of Police at Mason City
". Va. These chaps have been floating
down the river by night and committing
depredstions at various, places. They re-
side at Martins Ferry, from whence they
skipped few days ago. They are accom-.
plices of the four robbers Who were cap
tured in Martins Ferry last week. The
Sheriff took his prisoners to St. GAINESVILLE
over the C. & P. road last evening. No
doubt some Of the gang are good Tor visit
to the Columbus penitentisry. Three of
the fellows captured down the river are
we'll acquainted in this city and a number
of their friends we're at the depot to see
them off to the county seat.
NEWS NOTES
John Neville drew revolver on Officer
Halpin and it cost him about $50; which is
pretty big sum for times like these. How
ever, the fine was not too severe. John
will reside in ST. Clairsville until his fine
is liquidsted.
C. c. Crafty is attending reunion of the
Crafty family at Prospect, O., to-day.
A younger son of Middleton Garrett was
buried yesterday.
NJ l.. Blackburn is in Dayton as repre-
sentative OF Dscotah Lodge to the meeting
of the Grand Lodge Of A. o. U. W.
Now that window glass has taken an up
ward shoot in price, it is likely that that the
ape cula,ive secretaries will relieve them
selves of the burden of a large stock and
clear the way for resumption in their fac
tories 80 that the lsborer will have q show
for his bread and butter.
The Turner's occupied three street cars
Yesterday when they went to Wheeling. In
be front car the Bellaire City Band was
tstioDed, ard as it passed up the street the
air rang with the sweet airs of various
tunes. 1t will only be Just to say that the
Turner's from here had good music while
they marched.
Mrs. Sarah Hepburn was buried yester-
day morning in Greenwood Cemetery,
Wheeling.
A child of VIM. Kilgore died yesterday
aid will he buried today.
r. L. Williams, of Lewis Mills, has &C.
cepted position as editor on the Tribune.
Ben. Morris will still be on the paper, as
Col Poorman intends to do some energetic
work toward occupying one Of the seats OF
honor in the legislature.
Patrick Currsn was taken to his last rest
ing place in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Wheel
ing, yesterday. Deceased had attained the
ripe old Of y years, and had large circle
of old acquaintance.
The Glass City Building Association was
compelled to purchase the property of
Daniel Thomas which was sold yesterday
for 5000 because the Association held q
mortgage on the place for $3.50.
Work will be resumed at the Bethel Gas
Well to-day or tomorrow. Matters are be-
ing SO arranged that should oil be found that
casing can be put down at once.
The campers had better have staid in the
country from present appearances.
A Daughters Of Rebecca Lodge will be in
stituted in this city on the fourth Of Sep
TENDER.