Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
sTEUBENVILLE.

STEBESvILLE. O., January e.-The starI-
ing up OF the old Beatty glass works, whlcn
is promised 10 take place IN snort ui ne
the plant having been purchased py tue
United States Glass Co., Will De ooOni
for Steubenville with big B. Ever sluce
the removal Of the BeattyS 10 Ilrnny, par
ticularly the lower end Of the city mas Leit
the idleness Of the big plant, and Win :.
once more in operation that end OF the T1sy
will take on q scene OF activity tnet VIII ue
cheering. The United States Glass CON oi
pany has an authorized capital OF Sl2,VvSS,-
900 and is seeking 10 consolidate Ill tue
PRINCIPAL table ware factories in the coun-
try Its policyis 10 conhne each FACTORY 70
one special line, and the line selected ior
SteuDenville is lamp manufacture. Inc
works will employ about three huna lSS
persons with weekly pay roll OF s-'JvV
The Sumner glass works Will also De IN Tue
combine and its capacity will De greatly III
creased.
The social dance held by the knights OF
Pythias in the hall OF SteubenvlIle Loage
No. l, last Wednesday evening, as mas Oeen
the case in all former greetings OF TINS or
der, was Of very pleasant nature 1ue
Knights and their lady friends whlled away
the hours between D. II. and l a. N. Keep
ing time 70 the musical strains furnished
by Bueche's orchestra. The hall was orlI-
liantly illuminated with electric and gas
lights, and everything having been ar
ranged by the committee IN charge IN per-
feet order, there was nothing 10 mar the
pleasure of the occasion. These dances are
held for the purpose OF bringing the
knights into closer communion IN orueE
that the tenets OF the order, Friendship,
Charity and Benevolence," Will De more
fully carried out by united action. 10 DC
-. A. L f.,l,N Of
guarantee that should illness overtake you
everything Will be done Tor your comloFI
that is possible.
Contrary to expectations the play "She
Couldn't Marry Three" at the Opera
House last Thursday evening, proved 10 DC
good one Early in the season the sans
company was here, advertised freely, got
dig house and presented "Casey's Irou-
bles.n II was the worst of the numerous
rotten shows with which Steuoenvlle Is
afflicted, and il was generally thought that
She Couldn't Marry Three" would DC
after the same pattern. Nevertheless, py
liberal advertising, a fair house was oo-
tanned, and those there were agreeaoly
surprised, for they were treated 10 good
performance The theory eXtant is that
the company got such bad roasting over
sCasey's Troubles that II is now endeay-
oring 10 make amends and regain lost repu-
tation by furnishing u really good perform
ance.
Last Wednesday afternoon ex-Mayor
John Irwin returned from trip through
Washington, California and intermediate
points. During his absence his daughter
visited friends in Bridgeport, so that he
alone occupied his residence on Washing
ton street Wednesday night The ex-
Mayor now thinks he was accorded
rather warm reception on his return, Tor
Thursday morning at FIVE o'clock his house
took fire, aud everything in IL was either
entirely consumed or so badly damaged by
water as to be practically worthless. Inc
Mayor himself only managed to escape in
raiment intended for nightly repose, aud as
the weather was rather cold, the warmness
Of his reception was considerably chilled.
A. 0. Nutterly, popular young leweler
of this place for number OF years, but
now of Washington City, was here the past
week shaking hands with old Steuoenvllle
friends.
Capt. John Engel is very i'll at his home
on North Sixth street.
Miss Egerter, teacher Of music in the
public schools, is confined TO her home by
the grip.
Miss Name McCausIen, Of West Market
street, returned bone this week from
visit 10 her sister, Mrs. w. L. Shryock, OF
Pittsburg
Col. Sherrard went up to Pittsburg
Thursday and was present at the marriage
of Joseph Marshall and Miss Lewis. Both
the bride and groom are well known in this
city.
Col John A. Collier, Capt VIM. Sharp
and Major Brose Parks kept up the old
time custom Of making New Year calls,
and visited their friends in style on the
first day of 1892.
Alex. Sharpe and sister, Miss Abbie, left
Friday for Bethlehem, Pa, to resume their
stuf,ipg