Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-02
MARTINS FERRY.

In yesterday mornings Intelltgencer a
| card was inserted signed "1in Worker"
trying to make reply to my statement
/ in Tuesdays REGISTER. Now, in the
! first place, we still believe that the card
| in Mondays HJtelligencer was written by
J the party that we claimed, as a near
neighbor and friend of his told US and
gave US permission to use his name.
And in the second place, we
| don't believe the card in yesterday 5 Intel
Ggencer was written by the same party
that wrote the first communication to
the Trtelligencer. He says that he was
simply answering statements that were
misleading Tin his mind). In answer
to this remark of his we will say that
we can prove that the large sheet that
is hanging in front Of our great tin
plate stand Is nothing more than sheet
Of iron or steel coated with a
solution of almost all lead. Now he
says we attack the wrong man-why
did not this man, whom you claim we
abused so, come out and say he was not
guilty of what we accused him OF?
Now he says we get clear off the
track in arguing the different
points, we now say to him that
If he wrote yesterdays card for
''Tln Worker" that he never was on the
track, because instead Of sticking to his
tin plate text. he tells US to visit the
different mills and see the fine steel that
is rolled, which he says, is suitable for
tin plating. We would not be
surprised to hear if this would
be ''Tin Worker" Lead plating this
steel at Proprietor Crooks establish
ment, because this industry is behind
with it's orders on account OF the scar
city Of American tin plate. Now we
would add that the manufacturer OF the
tin cans in Mr.. Crooks window told us
that he has sent for one box OF Amert-
can tin, and as soon as 1t arrives
that he promised Mr.. Crooks to
let him have the empty box with
one sheet of the tin to put in his win
dow on exhibition to prove where the
tin plate that is used in making these
tin cans is made. Now why don't this
tin can man send one Of the boxes up
that he took the tin from to put in the
cansP 1t is this: BE knows that the
mark or brand on the box would give
VIZ WnuAO NuiuS away % SAO- A"'S W
wait on his large order OF one box OF
American terne mot tim plate to keep
uD their exhibition on Hanover street,
where the people are treated to a free
lecture on tin buttons every hour or
two.
The M@nnerchor society which meets
over Conrad Longs hardware store, I'M
der the leadership of Prof. Vorsatz and
wife, Mrs. Eick, aud Miss Lille Kratz,
gave an entertainment at their hall on
Wednesday evening. First was an ele-
CANT concert, members only taking part,
afterwards dancing was INDUCED in by
everyone who had an invitation, as
we'll as by the members. The
Professor rendered some very
fine music on the piano, and
Later on the society was presented
with very fine picture of eighteen of
the members by Mr.. Beymer, the popu-
lar Hanover street photographer.
Everyone expressed himself as having
had an excellent time. Mr.. Vorsatz re-
signed his position as musical director
and left for new fields. Who bis sue
cessor will be has not been settled.
Those who attend the Campbell meet
ing st Bellaire tonight will have good
opportunity to return after the meet
ing. A special train will be run on the