Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
THE BELLAIRE WoRKINGMEN
And the Busy Manufactures They
Farm Their BreHd IA-lnterestlnE
Notes of All Kinds.

At the Lantern Globe works everything
| continues to boom. Excellent time is
made and the production is iirst-class.
Large quantities Of ware IS turned out and
shipped 10 different stations of the country
rs fast IS made. Nine blower and two
pressed shops are running, and all the men
are happy as could be. Orders are plenti
ful. aud enough are on hand to keep the
pres ent force busy during the entire sum.
mer season, the six week stop included.
One shop was put on large street globes
the past week. for which they have quite a
large order. The demand is heavy for
everything else manufactured here. This
is one of the busiest factories in the coun-
try. The management is uneXcelled.
Jason Goodwin, blower employed at the
factory during his leisure hours is making
some small and handsome wares of all
cOIOrS, such as rose bushes from three to
sixteen inches in height, writing pens,
cigar smokers, sleeve buttons, etc. These
he makes at home over lamp and hnuS
good demand for them.
The work of building the new Crystal
Window Glass works is rapidly approach
ing completion. Tae foundation Tor the
nattening house is up, and the carpenters
are busy on the frame work. Everything
will be ready by September l. McClain
Brothers have the contract for the stone
work, ami Frank Hindman for the frame
work, both OF which are being done under
the careful supervision Of J. T. Adams, the
clever and competent superintendent. The
works will have all the latest improvements
and will be first class in every particular.
There will he one ten pot furnace, ana
from 90 to IS men will be employed.
EVERYTHING will be arranged for the benefit
of all concerned, and the works will be
credit to Bellaire. DR.. Robert MHhleman
is president of the enterprise; I. B. Litten,
vice president; J. f.. Smith, secretary; J.
T. Adams, superintendent, and the board
of directors consists OF T. B. Litten, S. q.
Hamilton J. Z. Smith and J. 7. Adams
Pie Etna glass works continue running
every day with a fair number OF orders on
the books. Ten bowed and five pressed
shops are working on general variety OF
fine ware, which is shipped about as fast as
manufactured. The production is good and
everything moves along smoothly. The
lEtna turns out the boss ware.
Nothing new, trade is dull and we are
working every day about as usual, said
Union window glass man to SUNDAY REC
IsTER reporter Yesterday. This caH also be
said of the Bellaire window glass works.
Dubois & Mccoy. the planning mill men.
report work plentiful. They are making
full time and have several good contracts
on hand, among which is 5000 Que at
Captina. Jobbing work Is plentiful, out
they have nothing like the amount OF wo.k
they had last spring.
The Bellaire goblet works is running
every day with their large furnace in opera
ton, and with a good production, both in
quantity and quality. Goblets CT all kinds,
shape, sizes and designs are being made
Tor which there is q first rate demand. This
factory pays every Saturday, and large
amount of money, too.
booming, booming" is the way they
put it at the Bellaire Bottle Works. Full
time is made, and no ord-rs will be re-
ceived. The Furnaces here is daisy. 1t
turns out as high as $50 gross of bottles per
day. Some fine shipments were made dur
ing the week, and the demand IS far il ex-
cess of the capacity.
A W. Anderson is opening a fine, large
lumber yard on Noble street, near the Bot
tie Works.
Tomorrow the Belm ont begins working
al day. One furnace-the upper oae-is