The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-28
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a gentleman who ought to know says
he thinks there is not much doubt that
the Ohio Valley Railroad will be well ad-
yanced from Bslaire to Marietta
the coming season.
The Bellaire Nail Works will start It's
steel plant on February 2. The company
has not signed the scale, but Il is under
stood that this will be done at the
annual meeting Of the stockholders to-day.
The Eagle Glass Works, ct WellSburg,
have made temporary lease OF the Pan
Handle works for the purpose Of grinding
their stock Of fruit jars, for which they
have orders sufficient to close cut their
stock.
O. d. Roach writes from Baltimore that
he will deposit next week In one Of the
National banks in this place $4,000 as Q
pledge that he will erect glass works
here providing his proposition 10 accept
ed.-Cambridge J.SerSOnian.
Mr.. G. W. Rein, manager Of the Harvey
Paper Company, ct Wellsburg, met with
9 painful accident at the mill OH Thurs
day evening", having the two first fingers
on his right hand crushed by having
them csdght in the calender rolls.
The Standard Glass Works, at Wells.
burg, are working six shops making fancy
colored ware. Their new furnace, Of a
capacity Of about eight tons per day, ID
ready for the fire, and will be put in
operation in few days On fruit jars alone.
The Laughlin nail works seem doomed
to idlenesg. They received the lset steel
that was to be had at MinRo, and that sup
ply is now almost exhausted. Some ma
chimes may have work all next week, but
others will havecutuptheir iron by the fore
part CT the week, and after all the iron Ia
used the works will again DO idle, and the
prospects for more steel arriving is in nc
way encouraging.
The LsBells glsss works put one shop
TO work Thursday and made some OF theil
best ware. Manager Curtis reported last
evening everything going smoothly and
the one shop will be kept on to-day. II
cannot be definitely learned when the
works will resume In full, but 1t Ia thought
before many days. Most Of the old em.
ployes have secured their former jobs.
A force OF mon Is at work on the Finley.
vile Short Lins, proposed railroad to
run between Finleyville, on the Baltimore
4 Ohio railroad, and Monongahels City
The distance between the two places Il
about seven miles. II is underatood that
only enough work will be done to hold
the right Of way and charter.
Isaac Willetts, the Warrington. Pa, oil
producer, has entered cult for $4,000
damages against the Jarecki MRnuEsCIur-
ing Company because some tubing sup
piled by the defendants was not oil good
quality and caused much loss in produc
ton. The tubing in question is said tc
have been made by the Pennsylvania
Tube Company during the strike lGsi
summer.
President Smith, Of the American Flint
Glass WorkerU' Union, left lRst night Il
attend conference Of manufacturers and
workers, to be held In Now York to-day
The Eastern manufacturers aeem anxious
10 settle the strike in the shsds and table,
ware departments in the Eastern district
It Is thought determined effort will be
made to hasten settlement Of the trouble
I-DRpdtch.
George B. Barnes has invented and as,
signed to the Bellsirs Lantern Globe Com.
pRny, who have had patented the method
Of making glass glonss, chimneys and
analogous articles with an attached lena
or lenses which consists oil blowing glass
into o mold 70 form the article with q
lens seat upon The same, then in putting
the Article while hot into proper relation
to press, placing and retaining molten
glaes upon the lensRsst, and forming by
pressure upon such molten glsss a lens
upon the outside OF the article aud inte-
grail herewith. This ia new wrinkle on
lantern globes and will doubtless prove
very valuable,