Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-08
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NJ, Marshal was sent out to chase
t,5ividualS who were reported as
w. m rob man who was at b. u. &
irl,51 5,ot waiting for the train on Satur-
T., After running the couple out Of
gay, the Marshal looked up the man at
Io"SI,,ot The fellows was under the
tu SS.' ~1e Of LIQUOR and said he did not
snow that anyone was trying to rob
MI TiGin Glass Works, which has
Il onerated by j. M. Maring for the
pe1" Gar has closed down and a good
pas NJ the workmen have returned TO
l ma Belaire merchants ought to
D-Irs ro reap some benefits from the
20, number Of wOrkmen who are here
- .osnd the holidays.
Goodwill Hose Company elected the
,.T1vfp- officers: president, David
49,. CAPTAIN, Charles Jahnke, Secre-
'- pauben Lowe; First Lieutenant,
,'' n KIRK: Second Lieutenant, Lewis
ll,.-r,a: Treasurer, Henry Grella; War
5-r lanes Wilkinson; Janitor, VIM.
P5,.erS.
Tho old Belmont Glass Works could
.--f-v he converted into a window glass
80. The two stacks could be used
1.-Two ten-DOt furnaces, or the factory
.,.,5 be arranged for a tank furnace.
n would be a good idea to investigate.
Edward LaRoche, who has been
..--r.fog for the Wheeling NeUS on a
Wv rarr9ge, found that his income was
51- very great. He is now working on
salary for the same paper, the latter
-,,v hearing the losses on subscriptions.
los Bates is here from North Balti-
.,S-a He says natural gas is short out
.5s-e. and the price is gradually going
r- I'VE would gladly welcome our Bel
f,i-s brethren 20 the Glass City
again.
The Union window Glass Works has
erbarce o. sell their property 70 the
Esrs.re Nail Works or the c. l.. Il. w.
abroad, we understand. The latter
wants 90 erect q repair shop here.
VIM. Ferry. formerly auctioneer here,
Summing "a furniture store in Steuben-
vile. VIM. Lewis, formerly roller at
me nail works, is in the same business
i1 East Liverpool.
The Crystal Window Glass Works has
been making some Of the finest glass
ever turned out in Bellaire. For two
or three weeks most Of the product has
been double A.
The Fostorla Glass Works will likely
have 10 20 through some legal proceed
ings before 10 is located permanently In
N0uudsville.
Communion service was held In the
First NJ. Z. Church Sunday morning.
Presiding Elder Mills oticiated.
Norgan's Coal Works is employing
fun complement Of men, and is doing a
big business.
Service for young people is now held
in the Episcopal Church on Sunday
afternoons.
Court is still in session at st. Glars
vile and a number Of our citizens are in
attendance.
Harry Thompson will go to Hunting
ton. W. Va, 70 work in window glass
works.
All the stores will be open until ten
p. N. after the fifteenth until Christ
mas.
The Boston Lyceum Cancert Club
will appear here on December 21st.
"a Barrel of Money" appears at Elysi-
an Theatre on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William Thompson, Of the
Fourth ward, is still quite sick.
The Buckeye Dancing Club will give
q hop on Christmas night.
Several hunting parties went out yes
tertay in quest Of birds.
Frank Horn will give party to his
friends tomorrow evening.
Some Of the stores are having burglar
alarms put in.
More new country roads are being
talked about.
The steel plant resumed in full yes
terday.
j. Z. Mercer has returned to Chicago.