Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-21
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The material delayed on the road which
caused suspension of work at Rodefer
Brof.' glass factory, has not yet arrived,
consequently work will not be resumed
&c the factory next Monday, as was an
ticipated. The firm expect to get in a
large enough supply Of material so that
another suspension OF work will not
be 0ccasioned for this cause.
Considerable interest is already mani
tested in the revival at the First NJ. y.
church, and an effort is being made 70
Increase the interest and attendance.
With this end ia view little printed
slips of paper are scattered about the
city inviting those who will to come ana
take part In the good work.
The Perfect Preserving and Canning
Company has been organized with the
following directors and officials: j. H.
Blackburn, George Walters, Charles
Rosser. A. KlOtz, James Wise. ). Il.
Blackburn was chosen President; 6eo'
Walters. Vice-President and Treasurer;
j. W. Wise, Secretary and Manager.
There has been a change Of from 80
TO 40 degrees in the temperature In the
space of seven or eight hours in this
city during the past two days. About
. D. m, when the sun is shining bright
ly, the thermometers indicate 40 above,
aud by 10 D. N. the mercury falls to
near zero.
Charles Blakeney Inns very sore
finger, the result Of bite by dog.
The little dog at his home was accl-
dentally scalded, when Charles picked
him up 20 toss him out into the snow
and the dog ran his teeth through the
finger.
b. IL o. engines created great alarm
10 the city Thursday evening, by their
loud aud continuous whiStling, an
nouncing fire. A blaze was discovered
on the water tank at the roundhouSe,
but was eztiuguished before the tire
companies arrived.
The losal news from all the surround
Ing towns is an especial feature OF the
SUNDAY REGISTER, which also has the
best telegraphic service. Leave orders
al Blakeuey's news depot and have the
paper delivered at your home.
Alice Loveridge was arrested Thurs
day night for being drunk and raising
a disturbance among her nelghborS.
Alice is q frequent visitor In Police
Court, and recently completed term
ia the county Jail.
Oliver Byron, WAC has been before
the public for the past twenty years,
and his estimable wife, an actress Of
prominence, Will appear IN THE
PluDger." at the Eiysian Theatre next
Tuesday evening.
Like everybody else, You want the
best In Sunday newspaper. line
SUNDAY REGIsTEE will please you; 1T
pleaseS hundreds of others in this city.
Superintendent b. f. Jones throat
trouble is assuming q serious phase,
and it's difficulty in treatment is alarm
ing his friends.
Paxton V. Hall, Democratic candi-
date for Sheriff last fall, was in the
city yesterday greeting his numerous
friends.
Charles B. Maxson, President Of the
Babccck Printing Press Co., Of New
London, Conn, was In the city yester-
day.
An interesting revival is in progress
al the Second NJ. K. church, conducted
by the pastor, Rev. ii. c. Tate.
An Epworth League prayer meeting
will be held at the First NJ. &. church
this afternoon &C 3 o'clock.
Harvey Benson will establish a
branch photograph gallery at New
Cumberland, w. Va.
When the snow begins TO melt, people
living on the low lands begin to talk
about jOhnbOatS.
Trains are now coming in on nearer
schedule time than for the past two
weeks.
Repairs are being made at the Bel
laire blast furnace.
Teams are now crossing the river on
the ice.