Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Manager Nlllr,Ol Tue lDcIuOhN 'VVpSi
shops is very much annoyed with the
rheumatism.
Mr.. Shaefer, a prominent nail mailer
ut the La Belle mill has been slightly
UNIV ell this week. His old complaint,
rheumatism, has come back on him.
George Forney, manager of the cut
ting department, of the La Belle cooper
shops left on visit to relatives In ONO
yesterday.
Orville Carroll, the engineer at the
Wheeling Pottery, has returned nome
rom q very successful hunt, in tine
Mountains Of this State.
The Wheeling Pottery starts up full
force tomorrow morning.
The Upper Riverside forge depart
ment will continue running, having
several large orders on hand for much
iron to fill.
Hubach, Beneke & Co.'S furniture
factory has a very coed home customer
which they in their good Judgment will
always be ready to accommodate.
Gruber Wayt, a cub employed at
Bells foundry was taken suddenly Ill
Friday and had to be carried home.
Mr.. McLauglin, a representative of
large ore company, was visiting our
mills i'm the interest Of his company this
week.
John BrOding, an employe at the La
Belle cooper shops was taken violently
il! with cramps Friday, and his life was
despaired of, for some time, at this writ
ing he was able to be around.
The BelmoHt cooper shops closed
down Friday evening.
Bodlpy Bros. S wagon factory is doing
a very large business.
The work of laying the foundation
for the Bodley BrOs.'s wagon factory
is being pushed along as rapidly as the
weather will permit.
The Hinge factory was at work this
week.
The tack factory is working only four
days week, eight hours per day, but
are shipping almost every day.
The Riverside furniture factory is do
ing big business, having a steady de-
mand for their ware in the West In
dies.
The workmen at the Riverside furni-
ture factory are very much please with
the new fire escape.
The Centre foundry is very busily en-
gagged, principally on nail machines,
aud iron for the Brilliant rolling mill.
They ship to Brilliant car load every
few days.
Holidays planning mill is doing an
immense business, with every indica-
ton of a continuation of brisk business
for several months.
Quite number of new houses have
been erected in the city and are in pro-
gress of erection which gives healthy
tone to all lines of business.
Cox & Morrison, boiler makers, are rs
usual doing plenty Of work and always
make it a point to attend TO all oruers
promptly.
Beltz & Flading planning mill has
plenty of work on hand, but are not
crowded.
The Creek mill is running full in all
departments and will so continue. rms
mill is not included in the stoppage, as
they do not manufacturer nails.
"The "spell" me at tie Creek mill
are still out, the manufacturers refusing
to pay the advanced asked.
The "paiIS' hand and "matchers"
at the Creek mill have received an ad-
vance in wages, since the ''spelr' men
struck, which amounts to about forty
cents per diem more to each man.
During a converse ton with manager
Jones, of the IEtna mill yesterday, a re-
porter learned the following: -, Inc
work of making the Etns mill fire
proof is being rapidly pushed to COM
pletion, and he expects to be able 10
start, at least portion OF the mill, TO-
morrow week.
Bells foundry closed down Friday
evening and will so continue until TO-
morrow week. Trade Is very dull III
stove business, but the prospects are ex-
tremely good for a fall trade.
Armstrong, Coen & Co., the popular
planning mill men have good supply
of work on hand and are filling all Or
ders promptly.
Duffields copper works is works Is
working along slowly, OWING 10 the
proprietor being slightly unwell.
Mendel furniture factory is doing
good business, like the former industry
run by these gentlemen's father, 1t has
the reputation for turning out nothing
but fir st class work.
The work on repairs at the Central
glass works is being pushed along rap
idly.
The Top mill closed down yesterday.
This industry is in need Of but very lit,
tie repair, and could be repaired ana
ready for work inside of ten days.
The majority of the nail feeders at the
Top mill knocked. off Friday evening
and Yesterday morning, and are pre-
pairing to take their customary fishing
spree.
Wilson 4 Dunlevy's cooper shops, in
the North End, closed down Wednes,
day night with q very fair supply OF
kegs on hand. This establishment VIII
not again resume work until the mills
start up.
Hanes & Wilson planning mill, In tae
North End, is doing rushing business,
having plenty of work on hand, and are
not at all slow in turning out thei'
work.
A prominent boiler Of the Benwood