Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
NUMBER TWO!
THE BENw00D MILL SETTLES WITH IT'S
NAILERS, YESTERDAY,
But No Arrangement So Far in Regard % the
Heaters = The Agreement
Short and fsySe.


"
s.u,;shad with more
Again inc eit' 80
good material to heip manuiac'"le 'ne oNe
hoom that Is bound to strike her when the
,oo,,os ,,.;n ha0;n 70 fall. Two such big
A. ia sor,atb;nO
helps hNSiue VI e
worthy OF hearty eongraNI1'ion "n"
the next ten days are 81 fruitful OF good
u.,l,s Wbsal;ny will soon be back upon
~ hv h,s.l;rg bus-
her FORMER "Ss %"
ineSs place; and why houiu Sne O'
Ever since the settlement OF the I'LL
$780,, ho,vvean the In Belle and its men
~ oomurr;+v has baen
the attention Oh tue
directed toward the Benwood as the es'aO-
rsbment most likely to make the next
settlement. In this the community was
oLont RIGHT for after several conferences
regarding the matter the culumination was
finally reached yesterday, and although
the settlement is not yet exactly complete,
it is satisfactory and breeds the hoPe tnal
before many 9ayS every PSin
Will De aIhp0Soty t"HEo,s orarad he
since INC i@sU ""S .La;r men the
tween the pehToSu ~ - nnon tbe
nam point ot Il"n "u5 = sasns
prices 10 DC pau TUG ue .o-ru "a
that TINS eouIu h1t po 81 oaiIs for
JuSted. Inc AhfaiSa A. Iii 60
6S cents per von - TN sattIamant NJ
l9rnlsh G0tn ne e. sam,e terms with
the La peire ~ .ha mill Maid only
the YEP .ha che 10 ha Maid nv
n helPer' iSINlns soa.nrorS ScdIs Mays
the hea'er. 80 anJ fnrnisbeS
the heI.el - n,oIas = d;fFarence of
oo'h LeiPel betrvaan the Amaloamated
= Genus pc = - on5 a d;ffarence
anu NIN';S ar 800 of the heater
Oh TIPei u"y ImoISSTotad scale md
MoIAlnS - the Ia ReIle comnro-
tnoSe IN no;J Tho baInar
mise n pefus Pa oouDron,iSe Of these
ASsGle~ prn;ra5 ~ ~ tba
mp 49, - on o1rasmant WAS made
Den"Vyu 80 olnns = conv of which is
Win tlo
Is ioLo"s ,ooo
WHEELING, WA, July CO.
1T is hereby agreed between the Ben
wood Iron Works and the nailers as fol-
lows: The nailers are to work for sald
mpan at mailing until July l, 1887, ON
the basis and mt the prices known as the
Pittsburg or Am~algamated scale for nail
inc. and the said company agree to start
their factory and the nailers agree to go to
work ON terms above stated so soon as
sufficient nail plate is furnished"
A perusal of this agreement naturally
suopcsts the question of where do the roll
ers and heaters come in, and how can the
naiIers 90 10 work until nail plate is man
nfactured? 4 reporter asked Secretary
Wise this uu. stiOn yesterday, but he de-
lined 10 answer il directly and the public
is left 10 draw it's own conclusions, one of
which is that the nailers have left the heat
ers and rollers ont in the cold, which Is
very improbable; another is that the
comnany will buy its nail plate
elsewhere, which is still more imprOba-
HE. and the last but most plausible is that
q settlement with the heaters will be ar
rived AT in a very few DAYS, perhaps in the
next twenty-four hours. This is the most
desirable presumption, at least, asst would
void an future trouble.
II is learned that the heating furnaces
have been fired up at the BenwOod, posi-
bIy IN dry them out thoroughly before be-
Ginning work, and another chapter
of the settlement of strikes" may appear
very shortly. Yesterdays action, however,
infused a genuine confident feeling in bus
mess circles. especially at BenwoOd, which
suburb has about run dry in consequence
of the long lockout, and some 80 men
being put to work will o brace things
nm again.
Talking over the settlement, with
Secretary Wise, last evening, q reporter
asked him:
"As there has been no agreement made
with the heaters, is it the intention of the
company to put on what are called "Scab"
heaters and TOllers?'