Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
WHEELING SUNDAY GIsTER-EIGH FACES

will start up about the middle of Sep.
TENDER.
The strike of ship carpenters In Cam
den, n. j., has been won by the men.
The Aurora, ILL.,, mallesble iron
works will start up again In September.
The Falcon nail mill at Miles, O.,
has started up, having completed re-
pairs.
The Tailors' international Union
will meet at Philadelphia September
Is, 1888.
The trunk makers have a national
organization with local unions in thir-
teen cities.
Chess, Cook & Co.'s mill, on the
Soutbside, Pittsburgh, is on single turn
this week.
A new rolling mill for the maHufac-
ture of pipe iron is being erected at
Kewanee, Ill.
The Allentown, Pa, rolling mill have
begun the manufacture of a full line OF
structure irons.
The Iowa City glass works is about to
start up, the freeze having thawed out.
Ottawa Glassworker.
Only a portion of the mills of Brown,
Bonnell X Co, at Youngstown, o.,
were running last week.
Everson. Macrum & Co.'s mill, this
city, has been rebuilt and is ready for
operations.-Labo Tribune.
The nail factory at Birdsboro, Pa,
was compelled to suspend operations
last week owing to the extreme heat.
The Wolfe Stove M~anufacturid5 Co.,
Syracuse, y. Y, deny that they ever
locked their men for defective work.
The Bricklayers' Union of London,
England, have just opened a fine So
ciety hail Of their own. worth $4,000.
The mill OF f. & G. Brooke Iron
Company is idle owing to the breaking
of the dam which supplies it with
water.
Union men are warned by the Glass
workers. Association that there is
trouble at Hamilton's glass factory in
Pittsburgh.
The hollow ware glass factories OF thiS
city, with the single exception of the
firm of ID. o. Cunningham x Co., are
still idle.-L2bOr Tribune.
Report says that on Thursday, August
8, Mr.. Shurley, manager of the Mount
Washington glass works, New Bedford,
discharged all the union men.
j. B. Dyer, the efficient General
Secretary of the Granite Cutters Inter-
national Union, has been reelected to
that position for the third term.
The window house at Streator, ILL.,,
has signed the scale, and will start up
September /. Factories at Ithaca, y.
Y, and B%elletonte, Pa, have also
signed.
The PhmniXville, Pa, Iron Co., have
made the first experiment III rolling
steel in their new mill, and it was en-
tirely successful. An angle bar three
by tour was turned out.
The Pittsburgh copper and brass roll
ing mills, G. G.. HuS%cy d Co., after a
Sl0ppage of about ten days, while stock
taking ard repairing, are now running
tull turn, and already making some
large sheets and circles.
The forging department Ofthe Chica-
90 Forge and Bolt COmpany's works,
at South Chicago, is being enlarged by
the erection of an additional building.
This department is exceedingly busy,
running day and night.
The South Tredegar iron works, of
Chattanooga, Tenn, have decided to
introduce Swedish labor altogether ID
certain departments u tLG!i inili. Seaeh
of these Swedes nave arrlve1, and sew
eral more will arrive shortly.
The Merchant iron mill of Rome, n.
V, have concluded to take out their
III ,~,,.,ln,f ot,l ntllla frai in md rn-
place it with n of the latter make and
greater capacity. The machinery will
be ready for delivery this month.
rho nav iron works in course of cree.
tior Of Thirtv.flurt and Wyncoop
streets, Denver, Col, are nearly COM
,,Iafsd' II bIIildino will be ready TO
recei ve the roof in a few DAYS, and the
work i nroSeruted with great industry.
1t is hoped to have the works cOmplet-
ed and in running order 10y the early
DAYS in September.
Eo,,oroo ri 10 toboye q roIIin0 and
nina nil for the manufacture Of bar ron
p,pI u.rniTht won steam and Gas ninns
IT, - o,roSm 81 land adioinin% the Haaxton
a,a,nn heoter u,nrLs has been donated
hv The nusiness men of Eewanee to the
nav. oncern nj a cost of S2OOOO, as a
Cite for the works. Work will be com
menred ON the building at once and
pushed to completion at the earliest pos
sible day.-American Manufacturer.
Tbo Jrtv on nIata glass is 5o-65 per
cont me "a IU "So Un or shont d cents her
celo. az n"'oIem H. ~ ,hiO nraiectiou n,aata
sHuate ~ mTo dnn thir5 pmC u,hat i did
slSss SeniS y Il What raa.
s oero oon we frao traTnrs 1--WE for this The
I,,tn rodnced II and NOTHING else,
TT Is q bioher dmtv on Aini class
80 today than there aver was. It
va" . roror tnown IN tho history of the
S was - AaTJ w. chnen az II ia now sell
business TTt W sJ InH a. ,,ra dr'v 49, the
ing. WY uon tnr r t ~ LA 80.
ouyeis pay llole IU' n i Wmorican
petition governs o"i p''
''~iass"olhei' .,.
The Commerclal Gazette OF f~lttSourgh
has the following: Inc reuuctlons
when the ~lhuo" SIhS9 Rnno
Hamett, representing the workmen, AT
the MOnOnganela louise conference on