The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Matters In tho, Mines, mills, Factories
amt WaPI Shons ,Ua-

IAlH-'s HtI. HuU hOFAsuOnh. fr
Bellaire Is Just weeping for a ,wholesal,
grocery. Ntl''e it,h2'aS hNAStvi{
Tho Moundsvills rolling mill will fesum,
operations to-day, alter, being idle since, Fri
dsy last. y N 81 q tsi
A gentleman, from Troy, New York, Ia,
been employed Us manager at the Klomar
mill; Moundsville. l,i:ti1Ts lHIN sTEai
The Martins Ferry blast furnace rcsumet
Yesterday, and the Top lnill furnace will b,
| lighted this morning. 'grart. a.i.+F
Tho ."redro', boiling furnaces at Tho
Lauchlln mill do not give satisfaction, nnt
they will DO torn down this week. ne Ia A
The establishment Of the new mill al
Sling0 Is taking some citizens from this city
but more from the towrs over the river. Tile
Srsnlding mill will alto draw many men
from this vicinity. 1,s,..,n .-,.g...''1TII
John Lohmiller, OF Wheeling Island, who
iswell known IN llpllaire. hAying at one
time been engaged In tho jewelry bushes.
here, has accepted position IN tho mould
rooms OF the National Glass Works, OF this
city. Johnny's many friends welcome him
back -Beiiairc Tribune.
The miners Of the peddllng banks OF this
city held Il largely attended meeting last
evening at the Atlantic Engine house aud
resolved to demand IN Increase Of wages Ia
~ cents bushel inter- November LIST! /. The
success OF the miners over the river In secur r.
irg tho similar increase demanded lbs. week
no doubt encouraged them. 81 s.Hs. +, ...'.i
g.. s. Mcladden Is vigorously working IN
the project of erecting the necessary works
for applying Moundsvllle with water. Ills
I,lan IL 10 form u Joint stock company, build
the works, Using the mound Is M elevation
for the reservoirs. which he proposes TO have
House, jail, public school building, the rail.
road companies, hotels and private citizens,
IL the project fails to nateriaIize 1t certainly
Will not be chargeablc 10 my want OF energy
upon the part Of the indefatigable origin.
stor. -oEs1 tv- f.igf sa->,- b.. Z
lonzo NJ. Cady, proprietor OF the cteubeil.
vile Boiler Works, who has the contract for
the big water tank and the improved nall
bluing machine, ut the I.aughlin Nail Works,
Martins Ferry, which we mentioned yestcr.
day. WINS formerly ono OF the propsietois OF a
boiler shop here, and is well known In this
city. We are glad TO hear Of the gratifying
success OF his recently established business
At Sterbenville. The contract for tho Laugh.
lin mill Is only one OF u number of paying
Jobs hG has secured, und he IL doing rood
work on all. 80
Youngstown Nela.Ryistrr: An active mar.
ket for nails. Blast furnaces engaged on
mil iron report business brisk. Iron opera.
lors IRE talking Of organizing m iron ex.
change here. The furnaces damped down
last week are runnirsegain, the owners con.
ceiling the advance IN wages asked by the
employees. The Youngstown Steel Works Is
pushing the completion OF the new buildings
for the company, being DESTROYS OF getting
The works In order for making steel as soon
as possible. Should no accident occur, they
will be ready to make steel castings carly in
November. I
The Mahoning Coke Company, which re.
emily leased the coal Oil tho Reinard iarm,
lying back Of Dunbar, Ia, are about TO
lOcHte ore hundred more ovens. The COM
phny now run one hundred ovens. A party
ofcapitalists have bought nearly six thousand
acres OF land ut six months. option In The
vicinity OF Waltz mill, Wcslmoreland
county, and will buy two thousand more
acres. The coal was sold at IN average Of SO
Pc. acre. II Is the intention Of the company
to erect lot OF coke ovens oil the tract on
the completion OF the I. & C. road IN the Zig
Sewickly creek, which vii! be some time in
the sweet bye-and.hye. Tie first one han.
dred Ovens ut the Hecla shs Il will he llred nm
in fen days. The grading has been done
Tor second hundred ovens at this works,
and the work Of building them has been
commenced, or will be coon. Work las Leen
commenced on the air shaft, which will be
two hundred feet deep when completed.