Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-23
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Fire was put in the furnace OF the
new Pultney glass works, south OF Town.
Tuesday evening about O'Clock. IL
was the intention to fire the furnace 10
the morning, but Mr.. Murphy, builder
of the furnace, was detained in Pitts
burg, and could not arrive until the al
ternoon. Although the matter was
kept very quiet, there was quite crowd
present. including the wives, mothers
daughters and sisters Of those directly
interested in the new enterprise. Little
Sarah Murray, the three-Year-old daugn-
ter Of Mr.. Charles Murray, manager OF
the new factory, applied the torch to
the furnace. 1t is pretty certain that
they will have glass by Monday morn
ing. The capacity Of the tank Is from
Il 70 16 tons per day-more than 10
pot furnace. The new company has
enough fuel on hands now for months
run.
Globe Hotel Arrivals-W. T. Briefly,
Baltimore, Nd; F. 2. Seifest, Coum-
bus, o.; s. ]. Brlster, Cleveland. O.; I.
NJ. Kermode, Baltimore, Md; E. n.
Riggs, Powhatan: o.; A. j. Miller,
Philadelphia, Pa; H. Thomas, Balti-
more, Nd; Robert NJ. Durham, John
McErwin, Washington, d. C.; Harry
MUM, Wheeling, w. Va; Gus. Schart-
zle. Philadelphia, Pa; A II. Korner,
Alledonia. O.; J. NJ. Swim, GAINESVILLE,
ODD. d. H. Jones, Philadelphia, Pa;
T. NJ. Mcfarland. Cambridge, O.; j. d..
Mowett, Cleveland, o.; Thomas Hall,
Buffalo, n. Y.
Miss lilly Levy celebrated her birth
day Tuesday evening, at her home In
the Fourth Ward. About fifteen
couples OF young folks were present:
Among those in attendance from out OF
town were: Mr.. Gaber and Miss Birdie
Emshenner, OF Wheeling; Mr.. Schan-
farber. OF Columbus; Miss Nettie
Wolfe, OF Cincinnati: and Miss Viola
Srhanfarher, OF Cleveland. Refresh
ments were served at seasonable hour.
Professor LeeMyers' Orchestra fur
nished the music for the dancing, and a
pleasant evening was spent by all pres
ent.
Ray Young and Miss Pearl Wilson,
both of this city, took the east-bound
b. 81 o. train Monday evening for Oak
land, Nd, where they were quietly
married Tuesday. They we're both too
young to get license In this State,
aud they took this method TO get ahead
of their watchful parents.
Mr.. Frank Talott and Miss Maggie
Tucker were married in the Catholic
church Yesterday morning. Rev. Father
FITZGERALD performed the ceremony. A
sumptuous wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides father,
Mr.. Patrick Tucker.
John NJ. Erwin, Special Agent of the
United States Department OF Labor,
and Robert NJ. Durham, an expert from
that department, arrived in the city
Yesterday on business pertaining to
that department In the Ohio Valley.
Miss Anna Hoge, a teacher in the
Soldiers aud Sailors Orphans Home at
Nenia, o., has returned TO her duties
after visit with. relatives in this city
and at Epworth Park.
The Bill Nye Fishing Club is expect
ed home from the Gauley river the lat
ter part of this week. They report an
exceilenl time.
Elva, little daughter OF Mr.. Ed. Yost,
OF this city, fell and broke her arm
while playing at Epworth Park.
Miss Daisy cunningham has returned
TO her home at Toledo, after visit with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Ada Campbell left yesterday to
visit friends at Cleveland.
Rev. D. w. Chandler and family are
home from Bethesda.