Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-17
BELLAIRE.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Enterprise Window Glass
Company was held at the Office OF the
company, in this city, yesterday after
noon. all the old Board Of Directors,
except one member, were reelected,
the new Board being j. w. Taylor, Jos.
Bates, II. II. Johnson, James Deioaugh,
George Walters, NJ. j. Brand, A. d.
Bates. The Board organized by elect
ing j. w. Taylor, President; Joseph
Bates, Vice President; T. H. johnson,
Secretary. A ten per cent. cash divi-
dend was declared out Of the earnings
of the past year. 1t was stated that
work on the new factory building at
Dunkirk, Ind, is progressing rapidly
and the buildings are nearing compile
ton. All those who came in from
North Baltimore and Dunkirk to attend
the meeting, except Mr.. Defbaugh, re-
turned TO their homes last night. The
Enterprise Company anticipates apros-
porous year at Dunkirk.
Operations have been suspended at
the blast furnace Of the Bellaire Nail
Works. The molten metal was all run
out Of the furnace and IL was then filled
10 the top with coke. The rumor was
current week or ten days ago that
work would be suspended at the blast
furnace for the reason that there was no
room TO store the product. The work.
men consider the coBing OF the furnace
bluff on the part of the management,
knowing full well the expense OF allow
ing full well with the expense OF allow
ing the furnace to chill.
The Merchants and Powell, Rodewig
and Maule fremen's running teams
have everything in shipshape and will
leave this afternoon for Salem. The
former team will comprise sixteen men;
the latter eighteen. The boys will staIt
with the expectation of bringing home
the first prize, bat will return happy if
they get but the third. Success be with
! them.
Miller & Stoher, the contractors who
built part OF the Ohio Valley Railway,
have a contract to erect the factory
buildings for large plate glass works
at Charleroi, Pa. They are using nom
union labor, and their agent was here
Yesterday looking for hands, but he did
| not engage any, so far as we could learn.
The County Commissioners have Sc
cured from the B. q o. Co. valuable
concession for the McMahon'S creek
pike, the company giving a strip OF
ground about "a feet wide where the
pike would otherwise have been con-
fined to narrow limits.
Q David Good was arrested yesterday by
Officer Strobel on a charge Of drawing a
revolver on Jerry Gaines, an old colored
man. Another chap named Good Ian
guisheth in the city bastile, fined for
drunk and diSorderly.
w. J. Mccain, State Organizer of the
American Mechanics, will institute a
Council at Whitney on Friday night.
Members from ST. Clairsville and Stew
artsville Councils will assist in the GER
emonies.
S. S. HamilI, organ manufacturer Of
Boston, is in the city, putting up
81, 900 pipe organ in the First M. L.
church. Mr.. Hamil has been engaged
in organ building for thirty years.
Capt. John Garrett and wife have re-
turned from months visit to relatives
and friends at Steubenville, and in West
Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Heatherington's band gave an open
air concert at Benwood last evening to
advertise their picnic and excursion to
be given next Saturday.
An aged drunken woman created
considerable excitement on the street
| Monday night before she was placed in
the city jail.
Mrs. Albert Rodefer entertained a
number of friends at her home on Bel
mont street, Monday evening.
Prof. Frank Nelson has been engaged
as cornetist to assist the choir at the
MoundsyiIle camp grounds.
VIII King, of Bethel, who has been
clerklng in the Hayes House at Fostoria,
returned home yesterday.
Harry Meek, travelling salesman for
NJ. J. Curran, left on trip out the B.,
u. q C. road yesterday.
A.-Kern has leased q part Of the old
stamping factory until the Deyarmon
building is rebuilt.
Miss Lavina Garrard has sold her
property and will locate in Chicago.
Hon. Ross J. Alexander, OF Bridge
port, was in the city yesterday.
Hackett'S band gave an enjoyable con-
cert at City Park last evening.
Work will be resumed at the Lantern
Globe factory next Monday.
w. Y. Cocaine has purchased driv-
ing horse and buggy.
Elmer Crow will attend Franklin Col
lege next term.