Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-30
The FIRES LIGHTED
Ard The eeIlaire Steel Works Hun
ming Day and Night.
Two Hundred and Twenty-Five Men Given
EnpIoyment---Genera Over the
River News and
Gossip.


steel works started up double turn yester-
cay morning, AID the works will run double
urn until further notice. Both non-unlon
and Amalgamated men were at their posts,
and all worked together harmonlously, as
heretofore. The heating and rolling de.
rar,ments will probably go on Ia lew days
and il is limited that the nail factory may
start up in short time. :.
Eve nail factories are now running III
the vest, as icllows The Standard works al
Clifton. ". Va, having 1875 machines and
employing ljl men; Green Castle, lud
hon ana Nail Companys factory, running
- machines and employing Ut men; Cooo
factory at Aurora, Ind with 80 machine
and 60 men; Centralia Nail Works
at Centralia Ill, having 90 ma
clines and employing 60 men, AID the
Omaha mill in Nebraska. Only Two oil
these mills have signed the scale. The
new scale as proposed by employers con-
cludes with clause which states that when
nail machines are fed by automatic feeders,
prices raid for cutting are to be - per
cent less than the basis Whilst this will
in all probability not be adopted this sea
son, il is all earnest evidence Of what Is IN
store for the future, and as the automatic
feeders grow in use the certainty OF re-
duction in the price paid for mailing grows
The plan of closing the stores at an early
hour in the evening proposed by the clerks,
IS q good thing. 1t will give al! connected
= few hours Of recreation in the evening
All labor has that privilege, and why not
extend it 10 the stores? Business Is not
very flush now anyway, and it is generally
a waste Of gas to keep open until clock
hese times The boys vino are interested
in the movement met las: night in thu
Windsor Hotel parlorS and completed all
uIeliminaries.
Only one trouble was encountered in re-
suming work at the steel plant yesterday.
One of the cranes gave out, but It was soon
Jut in working order again. The works l.
IN double turn, and the steel produced yea
trlay appeared TO be OF the highest order
Manager Cabot found room for all the
ormer employees, and appearances indicate
l smooth run for some time
Bcllaire Lodge, No 2G7, i. and A. NJ.
nd a special meeting last evening.
Vim. thinner leaves with his family Tor
Baltimore to day 10 take charge Of his new
gCssessioLs
Thorubtrry and Booth ore buying con.
,.Gerable wool at present. Prices range
rem - TO IS ceuts.
The firm OF MAYER and klotI has been dis
olyed Mr.. Klo;z will continue the bust
gcss.
Anna Pelky, Of the First ward, took a
icse of medicine that had been prepared
or another member OF the family and was
brown into state OF Inconsistencies yes.
erday. -Four TO eight drops was what il
aid on the bottle, but she took tablespoon
.ull Of it. Indications are that she will re.
cover, although the medicine laid in the
,ystem of the young lady from 10 o clock in
he morning until , p m, when physician
was called.
Six individuals took part in tie grand
march before the Mayor yesterday. All
we're in on minor offences.
Emil Smith, the gentlemanly man be.
hind the bar at the Windsor saloon, has re-
signed.
The game Of ball on Wheeling Island
yesterday afternoon was played between
club from this city, composed principally OF
be Globes, and Wheeling club.
Mrs. L. S. Armstrong will not 90 to Little
Washington, but will continue business in
bis city.
Mr.. NJ Sheets, formerly OF the Belmont
Glass Works but who is now travelling for a
Pit sburg glass firm, was in town Yesterday
Heineu's distribution Of slippers takes
place on July nth.
Mrs. Joseph Simmons Of Muskegon,
Mich, was in town yesterday.
Capt Campbell Of the steamer Princess
ook the accident which happened TO bis
ooat last Sunday good naturedly, and
,llhough the steamer was delayed some
shat, be had PLEASANT smile Tor the
newspaper man who caused the boat to
SOP and take him on at the usual price.
Wm. Ault, Of tie B. X o., has gone West
on visit.
WILDER Snively and Thomas Hart have
aiken IN Eastern trip.
\ number OF young ladies had possession
1rrhe Niagara rink last night.
4. Laird, of Parkersburg, assumes charge
81 The 3, a o. shops here and at Wheeling
% day.
The planning mill talks Of closing and
seeking the sea shore.
Frank Rapp returns to GAINESVILLE to day,
alter a short visit here.