Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23

and for the ap-
sZe past week, es-
Wolf and his men
Sllling orders in this
EDoring towns. Much OF
illness has been the result OF
e public test of the instrument
yyne long distance line recently
Peted through Wheeling, uniting
$HHlar systems both in the East and
Fest At that test business men and
pothers were enabled to make a practical
test OF the .loud.Speaking instrument,
and TO compare its work in transmitting
the voice with the ordinary instrument.
The results of this test, In every in
stance, was very greatly in favor OF the
new invention, and 1t was quickly de-
termined by the subscribers present and
making the test that the improved in
strument was the only thing. Since that
time others have made personal exam
nations OF the new instrument, with the
same result, and there can be no ques-
biOu OuG bhdb ~ 1 > ~ bOlOphOhO - hAO
future. The d~istinctness Of the human
voice through it is surprising. Every
sound is reproduced in the clearest
manner, with the result that
sven though the person talking speaks
In the softest whisper, i~naudlble W
feet away, the person addressed even
though many miles away, catches the
message with the greatest distinct
ness. All this tends to privacy In
the transaction Of business. while
giving an absolute assurance that
the message will be heard by the
person addressed. 1t is indeed a new
thing to be able to talk over a telephone
upon matters of a private nature,
none OF whom can possibly
ZEAL a word of what is going on. Aside
from this great advantage, there is the
additional one OF being able to use the
same instrument In talking 10 other
cities, as remote as New York, Chicago,
Washington. Philadelphia, etc. This
should commend the new instrument
particularly to business men, banks,
manufacturers, and many other classes
of telephone subscribers.
Following is a list Of the city and
suburban subscribers who have had the
new instrument put in:
Wheeling.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co.
LEWIS 81 HAzLETT.
BAER'S Sons GROCERY Co.
WATERHoUsE BROS.
ZARNITZ BROS.
STOLE Bros.
w. A. WILSON & SoN, PAINT STORE.
W. A. WILSON & Son, planning MILL.
w. II. CHAPMAN 81 Son.
BOOTH e. DIGBY.
NELL e. ELLINGHAM.
C. V. HARDING & Co.
JOHN j. SHEEKEY.
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE r. R.,
TowNsEND's OFFICE.
WHEELING HOSPITAL.
JACOB SNYDER.
OFT Bros. 81 Co.
WEST VIRGINIA SAND Co.
CALDWELL s. PETERSON MFG. Co.
PEOPLES BANK.
RIVERSIDE Iron Co., OFFICE.
RIVERSIDE Iron Co., FORGE.
RIVERSIDE IRON Co., STEEL Works.
ErNA-STANDARD IRON & STEEL. Co.
LAUGHLIN NAIL Co.
HoRKHEIMER Bros.
HOTEL WINDSOR.
Mcclure HOUSE.
GEO. E. STIFEL.
p. j. GAVIN.
WHITAKER IRON Co.
NATL GAS Co., OF WEST VA.
WHEELING CoRRUGATIYG COMPANY.
WHEELING REGISTER COUNTING
Room.
WHEELING REGISTER EDITORIAL
Room.
WHEELING STEEL & IRON Co. OF
FICE.
WHEELING STEEL & IRON Co. STEEL
Works.
News PUBLISHING Co. Editorial
Room.
INTELLIGENCER PUBLISHING Co.
COUNTING Room.
INrELLIGENcER PUBLISHING Co.
EDITORIAL Room.
SCHMULBAcH BREWING Co.
NORTH WHEELING GLASS Co.
REYMANN BREWING Co.
CITY BANK OF WHEELING.
SPEIDEL GROCERY Co.
TRIMBLE & LUTz.
HUBBARD & PAUL..
F. q. CALDWELL.
G. MENDEL Il Co.
WHARF-BoAT.
DELAPLAIN Dry GOODS Co.
Moundsvllls.
FosTORIA GLASS Co.
WEAyER-BARDALL MANUFACTURING