The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08
pELLaIRE
All Sorts OF Local Se~s mi do,,i7 from
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Since the question OF fuel for manu-.
facturer,, especially glass manutac.
iurcrs, Is always m Interesting one, It'll
pleasing 10 note that Rodetcr Bros, OF
this city, were the first to use crude
Lima oil. AT first II was thought too
expensive, but by an accident they dis.
covered they got better heat by using
less oil. Still II cost moro than coal or
natural gus had, until now thcyliayc
mn appliance for its use whereby the
cost does not exceed that OF natural gas
and tho results arc bct,er--they have
tic same heat all tho time, unless they
desire moro or less, and this was not
always governed by tho stopcock when
gas was used. In this connection tho
following from tho Pittsburgh Times
Is interesting news, "Thcrc are In and
around Pittsburgh thrty.nnu concerns
that arc using Lima oil for fuel. Many
moro arc contemplating introduction,
since those who have tried II, especially
tho glass factories, pronounce IL worth
tho additional cost rs compared with
coal or gas" IA
The Burr's Mills Camp Meeting Also.
citation, now known as tho Epworth
Park Assembly, recently decided that
tho assembly shall open August .. 1892,
and continue ten days. a special copi-
initteo consisting OF Dr.. J. X. Mills, Roy.
I. W. Lane, ROY. q. NJ. IIoilett, Rev.
Manchester, Melvin Richards and
james Fitton have in charge tho mr.
ranging Of tho programme and details.
This committee met this week and dc.
cided to have Il moro elaborate pro-
grammc than that Of last year. Dean
Wright and other noted speakers will
be present.
Spnngler Post and the Woman's Re-
lief Corps will have;public installation
OF officers and memorial services in Odd
Fellows hall this evening, and have
prepared an interesting programme.
The Instrumental music will be led by
Prof. Frank Nelson; vocal BY Prof. j..
w. Lillcr. Rev. A. i. Williams will
speak on the "llistory, Aims and
Work Of the Grand Army OF tho Re-
public" On the records OF deceased
comrades, J. W. Morrill, will speak OH
that of. W. Lappart; Col. roorman oil
that Of Philip Long, and Prof. u. r.
Jones OIL that OF Thomas Mccormick.
The spectacular csintata, "DaYid, tho
Shepherd Boy was presented by home
talent, under tho direction oil Prof. J.
W. Diller, ut tho Elysian Theatre last
highland wasg greeted bya!arge audience
The parts were we'll arranged, the eli
iects splendid and, the costumes ele:
CANT. Tho chorus comprised about
fifty persons, divided into four classes.
Mcssrs. W. J. Ayers, Joseph W.
EIcathcrinston and D. G. Shepherd, a
committee from the Odd Fellows, con.
tracted at Wheeling yesterday for two
air blast furnaces to heat their hall
with. The building is too large for the
one now in use. ~ s
The delinquent tax list OF this county
does not advertise any pultney town
ship lands for sale, but by peculiar
mix the delinquent lands OF this town
ship are run under tho head OF Peasc
township, and they cannot be sold that
way.
Coroner Boyd, OF this city. has on
record the letters written by Jesse and
Sadie Coventry before they committed
suicide ut Flushing. The one request
ing that they be buried together was
signed Jesse and Sadie.
A number OF Knights Tcmplar from
this city went to st. Clairsville last
night on q special train. The orders OF
Knishthood were conferred and the
Bcllairc party returned about midnight.
Both Presbyterian churches, the
Christian church and the South Bel
laire NJ. L. church, arc holding services
each evening this week.
Robert Moore, the barber, and Miss
Della Harvey were quietly married
Tuesday evening ut the brides home
by Rev. J. Adkins.
When John c. Israel retired from the
office OF county commissioner this week
he was presented with an elegant gold
headed cane.