Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-21
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a.~ssssv Sr ZEN ResAss-0sossa
nev, ef . Rerssaeas Character.
The pi.pipg mills are doing q good busi'
Patrick Conner. aiuiier al the Dei"on'
mill, Is on the sick hst.
A bell for the Top mill blast iarnece -
east ct Sweeney = sons ounui!''S
day. r..
VIM. Right, . prominent nailer a. tne "a
Belle mill, is dangerously Ill Witn 'yPn
pneumonia +,
The day turn in the forge department Of
the Belmont mill made nve meats yes1
day, which is full time.
Tbs -, house BOYS Re busily engaged
p%l.nnin. md Sestins then traps together
Tor q ak week. 6shing sps0s.
Edward Kenny, q retirud heater OF the
belmont Mill lett for Chieseo yesterday,
TO attend the Pullman races
VIM. Bsyless, . workman - the La Belle
nail factory, is eoained to his hon with .
slight attack Of typhoid fever.
Owing to the death and funers1 oil Harry
Lewedas, the factory at the SoUeh Wheel
ing glass works was of yesterday.
John Ryan, q nail feeder ut the Top mill,
was slighiIy indisposed yesterday, which
compelled him to knock of. He Will be At
his post Of duty again to-day.
The Riverside nail factory is only max
ing three. fourth time, owing entirely TO
the heaters only making three'fourth
time or six heats TO the turn.
A new self feeding nail machine was put
up at the Top mill yesterday. This ms
chine is an improvement on the Klein pat
ent, and is expected to do for superior Wofk
10 the former patent
The Wheeling pottery will shut down
Saturday for about two weeks. The man
sgers make this stop wholly to take stock
and make necessary repairs. As this IN:
dustry has gained . wide reputation, Of
course it has plenty of orders on hand.
The funeral OF Harry Lewedag, ayoung
man who worked at Hobbs, Brockunier x
Co.'S glass works, took place yesterday from
the residence OF his parents, on Thirty.third
street. About one hundred Of the glass
house bows attended the funeral en- masse.
Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
The tenders at the La Belle mill did not
throw up the two last piles Of iron together
at four o'clock yesterday, AFTERNOON, and
the consequences were all the nail feeders
worked the full ten hours, instead OF, As
heretofore, working only such Q time until
the two piles was thrown up together by
the tenders, and then they quit.
The following officers we're elected at the
meeting Of the James Roberts Lodge, No.
10, Of the Amalgamated Association,
which is composed entirely OF nail feeders.
President. VIM. Wins; Vice President,
John Rodenbaug; Receiving Secretary
Chas. Crymble; Financial Secretary, Alex
KEENAN,; Treasurer, Louis Kuhn; Guide,
JEFF Martin; Inside Guard, Fred Newhart;
Outside Guard, Tom NEEDLE; Representive,
VIM. Wins.
Nail feeders are in great demand ut the
Ton mill. Several good nail feeders can get
good jobs on application. A reporter va;
informed yesterday that this mill has, all
season, had great trouble in getting q sum.
cient number of nail feeders to run all
their machines. The informant gave as
one reason for the scarcity, That the mill
was so far removed from the central por'
ton OF the city, that feeders did not like
TO walk so far when they could get JOBS
closer home"
Yesterday a REGISTER reporter accoste1
Mr.. Bell and asked for information In re-
gard to the working Of his foundry. He
informed the reporter that everything was
running as they wished IL. I'VE really are
not compelled 10 run at present, as trade Is
not very brisk, and we are only running to
keep our men and boys in employment.
OF course We receive the same benefit from
their work as at any other time, except
that there is no rush In the stove line at
present. Now our boys knocked of yes.
terday for q rest, and ! told them they
could at my time have q holiday when
they desired il. for a day, week or month,
but that ! should like them TO notify me
the day previous to their wanting a holi.
day."