Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
RELLAIRE,

Gil grievances between the workman and
manufacturers have been satisfactorily set.
tied, let us hope that the period OF strikes
is over in this city, The action of Local
Union No. 9, OF Wheeling allowing the
worhmen of the LaBel!e 10 enter Union
No. 10 if they desired was what the glass.
workers OF this city, or at least that part of
them who desired TO work, wished fox. and,
coming when it did. saved the CITY the
evils of another strike. II is a boon 10
feel that the dread OF another lockout has
been removed, and no one appreciates the
situation more than the business man, who
for nine long months coltinued to look
cheerful while Oh army Of creditors bonn
barded him.
Most oil OF the factories have elected
new Boards of Directors and have taken
an inventory OF their stock, which are not
very large. The late strike was q bless.
ing in one sense, as it furnished q chance
to clear out the warehouses of goods
that had been laying tor years. The divi.
dends were not great, it is supposed, but
every works expects to do better this year.
Rodefer Bros, who deadened the fire in
their furnace, which contained ten broken
poets, to await the issue Of the trouble at
the La Belle hsve concluded TO resume,
and are making hasty preparations to that
end. The .Etua Glass Works elected q
new board OF directors yesterday. II is
about the same as the old board. This
factory will also resume as soon as it is
Convenient.
The past week was not prolific of any
thing startling OF u social nature. The
First and Second wards relieved the mo.
uotony by having q marriage apiece. Par
Tor parties were very scarce, but sleighing
crowds made up all deficiencies and APP
pesred 10 fill the bill CT amuaements very
satisfactorily. Some of the g~allants ven
tnred out as early in the week as Monday
night, and reports the mex! day said they
weathered i: exceedingly well rotwith-
standing the fact the zero had its
head knocked of. 1t was not until Thura-
day night that eleighing was at its best
On that evening both old and young en-.
ioyed the fun to their hearts content.
Some OF the dear creatures who cannot
leave the fire while q. home, became &C.
climated to the raw atmosphere e%nveloplng
q sleigh, almost Immediately found that
after a ride OF several hours that they were
not affected By the elements. The stone
Jug filled with hot water for the feet played
an excellent part in these excursions, and
where the Jug and other contrivances failed
to do their part with dispatch, genius came
to the rescue.
The event Of next week will be the pri'
vate dancing party Of the J. J Club, which
takes place on the evening OF the Goth, in
the EIysian rink. The com mittee on inyi-
tstions consists of James Dubois, Charles
Bippus, Charles Hamilton and Harry Gill
The club will make all possible efforts 10
make the occasion a very pleasant one.
LaRoche's orchestra will furnish the music
for the occasion.
The Bellaire Stamping company will re.
tomorrow after n weeks phut down
for repairs.
George Boyce is rejoicing over the ar.
rival Of a new girl baby NJ bis house.
The tax books closed az this place yes.
The Union Window Glass Works chang
cd two OF its Board Of Directors.
d. J. Adams. manager Of the Crystal
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