Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-10

about 4:3O o'clock, but their services
were really not needed, as Few DUCK,
cts Of water would have extingulsneo
the incipient blaze.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walters re-
turned from the seashore and have
taken up their abode In the cottage on
the Moundsville camp grounds.
There is now a fair prospect OF anoth-
er flint glass factory being built or put
ting the old Belmont factory into opera
ton If IL ca be purchased Oh reasonable
terms. The Board of Trade is disposed
to help those who have the project In
hand. Some good practical glass men
men with capital are interested In the
affair, and it is quite likely that the
balance of capital which is needed Will
be subscribed readily.
Bellafre can certainly lay claim TO
considerable pluck. Few cities or her
size have had more misfortune and other
hard luck during the past few years,
vet there is a spirit Of energy and per-
severance here which is truly admirs-
bic. The Glass City IS destined to be
manufacturing city OF considerable I'M
portance some day not far distant, even
il she has to emerge Ph9nix-like from
her ashes.
Capt. Will Ault and family will leave
for Muncie, Ind, on Thursday or Fri
day.
A number Of our people will 90 out to
Bethesda to-day, as this is Pioneers
Day at Epworth Assembly, and Hon.
John Bingham, of Cadlz, will be the
orator of the day. The B. 81 0. Will
run special train, and low excursion
rates are offered.
VIM. Wigfsld, the engineer who was
so badly beaten up in the B. & o. yards
a few weeks ago, has gone to Baltimore
with his family, 20 spend month with
friends. His face is frightfully MANNED.
The funeral Of VIM. G. Barnard will
take place from his late residence on
Gravel Hill this afternoon at o'clock.
Interment at High Ridge cemetery.
Mayor MCGOWAN requests the business
men of the city to close their places OF
business as far as practicable during
the hour OF the funeral and also re-
quests all the city officials to turn out
in body to pay proper respect to the
memory Of pnblic spirited and enter
prising fellow citizen, now dead.
Major W. S. Kennon, Of st. Glars
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Emil Schmidt and wife have returned
from recreation jaunt in the interior
of West Virginia.
VIII Parks will 90 to Cleveland to-day
to attend the meeting Of the Ohio Build
ing Association League.
c. & P. Conductor George Beckett is
on the sick list.
The late VIM. Barnard is survived by
two brotheas and four sisters, namely:
John Barnard, Waukeon, Iowa; Charles
Barnard, Muscatine, Iowa; an older
sister, Mrs Betsy Morton, Shelby, Iowa;
Mrs. Sarnh Goodkontz, New Market,
Tenn: Mrs. Elizabeth Pasco, Blaine.
O., and Mrs. Mary Kinsey, Of this city.
Mrs. Conrad Feeley, Of this city if an
adopted sister.
The North American Insurance Com
pany OF Philadelphia, had but $1,000
insurance on the property burned in
this city Monday, instead OF $780, as
stated in this column yesterday.
Messrs. Husbands and Inskeep, who
purchased the Bellaire window glass
works, have opened subscription books
for the purpose of forming joint stock
company TO operate the works.
The thermometer registered % de-
grees in the shade in this city yesterday,
but there was cool breeze passing all
day.