Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
THE INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK NOT so GOOD As
SOME WEEKS SINCE.
About the lst of July everything looked
ROSY for a busy season among the industries
of this city. Business men wore pleased
expression and everybody looked for a
\ brisk fall The situation has changed
somewhat of late. The burning of the
lower factory of the Lantern Globe Works
was the first blow which befel the city.
Now we are threatened with greater
trouble The window glass factories are
ready 10 set pots but cannot get gas. one
of the reasons assigned Tor the shortage IS
that the company is changing the location
of its pipes over Wheeling creek. The
repairs will be completed by Monday.
Some people who know a thing or two
are of the opinion that there will not be
very much gas when il does come. Should
il occur that there is no fuel the Glass City
will be a large sufferer and the only
remedy would be to change the fuInrces.
The companies will be little slow about
making such changes. as it has not been
profitable heretofore. Should the new fuel
plant prove a successes the process could be
introduced i'm the factories within ten days.
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begun FRIDAY night. IL will take at least
ten days to get the patent devise in shape
tomake gas.
NEWS NOTES.
There will likely be some lively political
work done in the Democratic Convention ON
Tuesday.
NJ. List, the butcher, uses wagon now
and calls out customers with horn
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PRESBYTERIAN churches are very pretty, but
the outside of both edifceS look the worse
for the wear.
The advance agent of Waite's Comedy
Company is in the city arranging for his
show. which appears here the week of the
22d.
This Bachelor Club finds that boarding is
getting dearer each week. Under the sys-
tenn the club runs under food costs the
members just what it is worth in the mar
ket Owing 10 rise in the prices OF most
edibles the cost per member has been not
ably increased until it is no snap TO be
bachelor
The b. * O. branch TO Quincy, which
was so badly damaged by recent wash
out, is now repaired and trains are running
regularly again.
The photograph which was on exhibition
here is a regular money maker. j. is even
better than a merry and is much
easier 20 handle
The petty thief has been getting in his
work I'm the Fourth ward of late. His
special desire is for canned fruits of all
kinds On Thurspay night a gentleman
hearing a noise i'm the lower part Of his
house. descended the stairway and captured
a midnight marauder. Like most people
who find themselves i'm an awkard predica-
D.. rrrlu 20, a rtrffh hfe
prize While raising an alarm the thief
exuicated himself and made successful
dash for liberty
The ChautauqUa Circle which is to be
organized here promises 10 be larger than
expected A number of names were Sc
cured last week There are about twenty
five ready 10 start at study AT any time.
Harvey Leighton is still in charge of the
BeuwOod ferry boat
Christian Blppus, new Councilman from
the Fourth ward, Will look familiar in the
Council chamber. Chris represented that
ward before and he is familiar with the
workings of the august body. More than
once his OratOry will resOund within the
walls of the Mayors Office.
The death of Andrew Fox removes one
of the best bottle blowers of this section.
Andy was one of the stockholders IN the
Bellaire bottle works when the company
was organized and has retained his inter
est ever since. Owing to failing health he
went TO Steubenville TO work this fire, hop
ing that change of place might benefit
him The reverse was the case. he was
taken with severe case Of cramps which
ended in his death. The bottle workers
adorned his burial casket with beautiful
floral tribute and accompanied the remains
TO their last resting place yesterday morn
ing
The stores run by the Jewish people will
nol open tomorrow as 1t is holiday In the
calender of these people Beginning this
evening at $50 services will be held in
Klotz's Hall, led by l.. Cohen. A selected
choir will render some excellent singing
during the observance Of the day, consist
ing of the following well known people,
viz. Mrs. Heinlein, j. G. Hamilton, Al
bert Duchs, O.. Weile. =. Cohen and Mrs.
l.. Cohen. Auinvitation is extended TO all
to be present.
The Sunday schools at Glencoe and War
mock attempted to hold a picnic yesterday
near Glencoe, but the attempt was not
successful
The farmers near Crabapple failed to
agree as to where the Pugh Ridge school
house should be located. Before the mat
ter could be settled the district was divided
into three sections. Two more school
buildings will have to be erected now.
Louis Daub and Catharing Smith were
refunded, by the County Commissioners,
improper taxes collected from them.
The county spends about SIS, 900 a year in
support of the Children's Home.
The prize entertainment held in City
Hall on Friday and Saturday nights, was
only moderately well attended.
The Democratic primaries last night
were fairly well attended.
John Zweig is having metal ceiling put
vp in his new store room.
John w COulson has purchased lot for
building purposes on Gravel Hill.
John Brocah has given up the contract
painting business and now Yields the brush
for another gentleman.
The Phautasma on Wednesday night is
show for ladies and children as well as any
one else. All the people are first class.
Miss Taylor, upon her arrival at Millers-
vile, Pa, where she went to accept a
teachers position in the Model school, was
appointed acting principal Of that school.
The teachers classes at the public schools
are very well attended. Nearly all the
telcherrs are enrolled in the Psychology
class; 20 take English Literature; 20 His
tory of Education, and about 30 will join
the class in General History
The following pupils of the High Schools
belong to the class that will graduate at
the end of this school year: Emma Besse,
Edna Blon, Rosa Bonarius, Myrtle Glenn
ents, Forrest Evans, Mary George, Ollie
Gill, Anna Hayes, BERTHE Hoffman, Anna
johnson, Maggie Kern, Nellie Myers, Ora
| Ogle, Carrie Wassman, Gertie Norcross,
Maize McGregor, Retta Pfaffenbach Flor
ence Phillips, Eva Potter, Onon Porter