Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-03

works euta down the output slmOst two
tbirds. Work has not been commenced on
the foundation of the new foundry, ou GU,
viii be in a few days. The planning MIL
runs regularly, bat is not presse1 VIII u
dsra. ,
The average citizen Of Bsllalre is con
tented IN await the return OF tie tee
Already there are signs which, IN q way !,
signify IN approaching re-acllon i0r l D-I--
ARE. When the wind does change theI,
will not be a town in this State that WILL
be the squsl Of the Glass City.
/ The Wegee coal works is msk lrg some
Pit-sborqhgeutleman will take charge
If the Boston Shoe House.
Niss Carrie ID inford, of Mt. de CnantA!'
ia spending Sunday with friends IN INK
city. s-u
The charter for the Ohio Valley Foundry
arrived yesterday. The charter mem 0ets
axe. John Parks, Henry Lewis, n. hoe
rier. I L. Faucstt and Ross J. Ale1anoSI
+ T. ia understood ihai F. N. Strong VIII DIS
Secretary. ..-s
IRE steamer Bsllaire brought crowo
down rom Wheeling 10 the Cathoilc ia''
/ last aigh 90.
The tulf must be bad for racing IN ms
Sc lion, as a Bellaire Splinter ana d W neei.
ing racsr are going 20 ZlnasYilie 70 test
/ their speed ID
The street railway is raising the g'ade
Of part of Noble street, near indian run
bridge, and the property -hoidsIs are very
mad about il. --,.
joan Robins has gene 10 Toledo to work
ia q glsss house.
Cbsrle7 Winans. Of Nebraska, formerly
of this city, passed through Inc city yes,
/ Saw on his way to Washington oattend
the Inauguration.
Good VIII Hose Company held i meet
ipg last night.
THE coal miners will meet in City Hal
o. March 9
0b.ctep thieves are about town again.
A big sewer stepped up IN the Fourth
ward and il took two hose carts several
hours to flush the pipe.
Several Steubenville school teachers Wis
tied orr schools last week.
The Second NJ. E. Church held bon ton
supper In City Hall last night for the bene-
/ lit OF their pastor. -,
Several wheeling people took part IN the
Babes Of All Nations" held IN the Eiysian
/ Theatre on Friday evening.
Two hundfed ana seveniy-six pupils
were absent from school last week.
The time lock on the safe in tie First
National Bank was the cause Of no little
annoyance on Saturday. The lock IS
usually opened and closed at certain
hour but on Wash;r gton's birthday the
arrangement was changed somewhat, as
the officers Of the bank were only on duty
few hours. The lock was adj usted, IS
was Supposed, so that it would allow the
safe 20 he opened abOpt seven O'Clock
on Saturday morning. The various
factories usually get the money for pay
roll about o'clock, and at the usual time
tie money was applied for, bat the safe
could rot be opened. Nine o'clock cams
ard still an anxious few waited for the
time lccS 10 operate. At 10 o'clock there
was no response. 1t began to look Is Il
TIE employees Of The factories could not get
t. cir money until afternoon, when about
II O'Clock the lock cane around all night
ard business was resumed as usual.
Second NJ. E. Church gave a supper II
City Hall on March 1st and ID.
DR.. @. E. KuIz ia confined to his bed
with sickness.
The picture gallery Of the German
Church, hel5 IT, City Hall, was great snc
cess.
Miss Mary Smith was buried from tn.
Wegee Presbyterian Church yes'e-day ri
I tsmoon
Hester Cummins, four year-Ola laugh
/ ter of S. o. Cummins, wrote the --1Syerl
Manufacturing Company, Of Qggington,
Ky, for q toy sif5sS r u r ~ ~ t;rm is giving
away 70 sdgertise the Hunter sitter The
7 Nissiva tickled the firm so that they re-
produced 10 en- wood cut, and inserted II
as su advertisement in HqpT's Magazine
for March.
Tbs Bsllairs Nail Works has decided t.
10 slow about building 8 blast furnace
The euhiec. viii probably be up before
File tccktol5ers sgain this summer
Mrs. Enms HoEa,d, of Baltimore, one o.
lsali-g actresses with Pat P0Oney, spent
Yesterday visiting relatives in this city
Mis- Howard is wei known in Wheeling
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