Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-16
BELLAIRE.
The Window Glass Factories - Oficer
shanrOn Archer's Funeral.

The Window Glass Factories - Oficer
shanron Archer's Funeral.
Now that the window glass workers
have been granted an advance of per cent
in wages and the strike has been settled,
il is naturally expected that the factories
here will resume. Bat will they? From
what can be learned most of the works do
not care to start up at present. The
condition of the window glass trade IS
such that the factories in the Glass City
would rather wait and see whaL new de-
yelopments will occur. The Jeuaette
tank furnace is a problem that puzzles
the Oldest heads in the business. The
Dot furnaces cannot compete with the
| tank if the latter works successfully, and
il appears only a question Of time
until il will. The difference in favor
of the tank furnace Is fully TWEEN
" per cent. However, 1t VIII
cot be known for a few days what the fac
tories in Bellaire will DO. Some Of the
workmen we're surprised when they learn
cd that an advance had been given In
the face of the adverse condition OF the
glass trade. Tbose who manufacture g lass
for the trade and the wOrkmen who blow
II will find a state of things before very
long, if that condition does not already
exist.
David GLASGOW, mention Of whom was
made as probably knowing something
about who beat James Jeffers, desires Us
TO state that he knows nothing about the
attack, except what was told him. de
says the report that James JeffeTs was on
the committee that gave ball for his ben
eft. is mistake. II was a relative OF
Mr.. LETTERS. This statement makes Ii
clear that more of Mr.. GlascOw's friends
had anything to do with the attack on
Jefsrs.
TIE funeral Of Officer Shannon Archer
Yesterday afternoon was largely attended.
The lodge of K. of p. turned out in body,
az did alec the glassworkers and the ire
men. The latter pulled the remains TO
Rose HILL cemetery ca a reel. Services
over the remains we're held IN the Ohris-
tan Church.
The clerks draw the attention Of the
public to the early closing movement ~
occasionally appearing with signature OF
CLERKS" signed - an anonymous COM
munication. 1t is not likely that the
,srlv closing movement will perish as
most all the merchants favor it.
Rev. J. Adkins, of the Second NJ. f
church of this city, who go ably conducted
a campmeeting az NOrman's Grove several
weeks since. is now holding a meeting OF
the same kind at Bridgeport. He IS alec
uastor of The Third NJ. E. church.
There is said to be a leak in the natural
gas pipe near Gravel Hull school house
The fact that no explosions Of the fatal no
lure have occurred is no reason why vigi-
lance should not be the watchword.
The cllored folks find camp meetings an
excellent means for paying the expenses OF
their church. Many pastor would be in
arrears with his salary if he did not the re-
sort in the woods to fall back on.
A child of Mrs. Bradford, who resides in
the country, died from cholera infantum
! Saturday. The remains were brought to
the home OF Mrs. Bradford's mother, in
this city, for interment.
Bonneville public schools employed
music teacher last year. They have got
ten over the thought that such stuff be-
longs 10 the public school system and dis
missed the teacher.
The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Nune-
maker, wife of O. & P. conductor David
Nunemsker were taken to Steubenville on
special train for burial yesterday morn
ing.
spangler Post met Saturday night in
reference to attending the district reunion
{, be held in Martins Ferry on Tuesday.
All the members who can get off will 90
mp.
Will Cash and Judge Isaac Castor, Of
st. Clairsville, attended the funeral Of
Shannon Archer, yesterday, and turned
out with the X of P.
The steamer Bellaire was not running
yesterday, and as a consequence was
greatly missed by those who desired to 90
to Wheeling
Rev. Dr.. Milford preached in the First
Presbyteri church, yesterday. Rev. n.
S. Hoey, the regular pastor, is still i'll.
The city built plank walk out McMa-
hons creek for the benefit Of the property
holders who live just west Of town.
Barnesville has decided to keep step
with the towns about her. She will es-
tablish an electric light plant.
The talk Of WILDER May and "OAt"
Tracy turning school teachers is all talk
and amounts to nothing.
Jas. F. Morrison, the insurance agent,
has purchased the residence now occupied
by Rev. T. w. Lane.
The remains Of Lorena Moore were laid
to rest in Rose Hill cemetery, yesterday
morning.
Hresiding Elder Mills, of the First NJ.
Church, preached in Christian Church, last
evening.
Mrs johnson, who run the hotel at
Mouudsville camp grounds, has returned
home.
Rev. London, of Butler, Pa, filled the
Episcopal church very acceptably yester-
day.
The Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club
came to this city in its boat on Saturday.
Louis Lawrence and son Robert, return
ed Saturday from trip TO Illinois.
IA. Gallaher has been appointed execu-
tor Of the estate Of Charles Balzell.
Crushed coke will be used for fuel in the
new Fifth Ward school building.
The street cars appeared to make IN
usually good time yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Mcintosh has returned
from a visit to Pittsburg.
Raw Tohn Wirz. of the German Church,