Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-01
.sxsRAL NOTES OS INTEREST

GENERAL
- .r. ~ corporations in Fall River,
vuha op;rd OF Sls 3i%. y % Hno
"' me = miIls. which employ over !" w. y
''- A.. l-sE.412 spindies ana II ziS
The paq roll amounts I o Sll9.OOO
'''.-r I.r weekly production - To-
49,. or prEt cloth, or $50 ooo,oOO
y..t, rsr amman,
r.. r,stnu ard Albany raIirosd CON-
bans .rI,rrG some new pattern gon-
Whey sre 20 be b iett IN ienglh,
n, -, 5~luFouads, 0nd have n capacity
'EE.n8 The cntside gauge VIII De .
~, q ,orh,s \ Worcester Mass corr
Inv - build NJ the gOndoiaA.
I'll - often carried away by streams
- rirs. 4 Colorado mau places q
-. l.tg- on the surface OF a stream
-. .od 81 the water passes over
r-, g.. ,,,Illys on the hides. Every
n. burns his hides, aud IL re-
v,,..i with about 50 OF S9O worth Of
li,
,r...lmf q steel mill has put up q
d.. ..,..~ .Nlcnded on = chain from a
IN. ,,rr.s when charged with eIectrlc-
Vs. 4,-. tl- wa.E 81 fifteen men who
.~.-..-., euu,assd ~ lifting bullets
.r-go,g r,rs. \ boy can run the ue"
Mtar r...s.
gr..l.f,r l,'ar party Will hold a Ma
1r.f g.r,,arrr at Cincinnati @, 90
v,-f, I.,usgIyaUia u urged 10 send
,,-rrrr a.1.a pi delegates in W delegates
,,-r,ei-- for every Congress DIS
r,,r, Az! two delegates and two alternates
q, ,Jr-y.
Wnr.r Mill. val be put up this spring
.-~1.n..-.~.r L~-hanon, n. II LitchHeld,
Nm n...lri. Ma. aud II Pdso, Tex.
.ls--fn.. r.i hr -,gle to Styles x Mich
az. 9r..-v a, P,scol-, L. l., aEd TO
N. E..,-r Creek Mil, at Fayetteville,
y. C..
IA. nSg. Il. OF l.. OF Pittburg, has
rq,rs,t.E th- contractors who are TO build
IN, cable railway in that city 10 employ
r,D- Vtciris. ~ in is construction. II has
been r.n.rrd that Italians would be m
p.oyrf. This assembly has 10000 mem
hy5>.
Engineer Robert Gardner, as he lay dy-
my in the recent wreck at Huntingdon, re-
used 10 take iriak of liquor. This re-
r.ndS n.r Of. the fact that nearly all Of
the railroad ,oeiusegs are a~hstaincrs, OF
else t-mp.sltc 20 % marked degree.
Tia. miners 1t Austin, W. Va have re-
.lsal % accept the reduction o. . cents u
tan. THIS strike closes Tie coke works,
sasu. guH men are 20 work. The miner
H. q a|n. 1919 DranarI4nu NJ I'm
u~t.s.li.r. without success.
THE ardtri Steel CASTING Company, OF
T.u-I.g. P,. near Chester, has inst east q
i',-.vs Gan 90. rIr Government, the gun
q. throw , inch h,ll !. OO1 yards per see
ou' a5:h Ton uaUu4s 0l powder. The gun
will Gust 3 800.
The oa.puS CT The tomato cAnneTigS OF
the uG,IeE States aHd Canada during l~oI
vls 1..E.I,lrs cIUs. New Jersey tOGS
Sire IrsI. Ta- industry l. conducted IN
twenty s:.tus. The l~~S outlook indicates
t- g..' , gear % Isl.
IHr IuI man a. w0rk digging trenches
Cos che I~sHgrsaGyli,c ttIyD Water Works,
wnn av! heca C,ttirg II cents an lour,
have struck :nr 81 30 day. The con-
tra'.g-ays be c2u get sll the men ne wants
a. .a- LoTmcT wascs.
10 ls believed that the oil pipe line from
Lima. One, 10 Chicago, III, covering 2hO
m.a,- viii - in operation IN W months.
Tie pipe. - Of the T. and : iuch variety.
Ia. ulaarity o; the line will be 2JO, GOO
barrels q dry.
The plant Of the United States Rolling
StD,s Company, at Admission, Ala, Is the
~isrgts. GA. works in America. Twenty
ty. !. light cars can he made there in q
day aut from five 10 ten passenger COACHES
every month.
The ~C.waakcrs' International Union
r,:arGs ,s hlUf the threatened removal Of
Boston manufacturers 20 New York with
their capital vi = ,po, OGO and facilities
for the ~cwrinyWsL; Of 5.OOO persons.
Rochester. y. y. people are complaining
Of the smoke ara s5ot that come from the
use 81 hitumla.us coal IN factories and
tu'uacts. S.ae @: the manufacturers VIII
substitute auiy..y,;e.
The repuit OF the Midland Iron Trade
Wae,- HrIrt slowed that wages for pud-
dliuZ "a >.JG,y3~hiTe, Eng, during the
year remained 20 GS. OIL per tOn-the time
lived 10y the arbitrator.
The CHICAGO .JDurHI! Of Commerce says;
"uI.Gg the next ten years the Southern
States wI, make their cotton into cloth Tor
rsp.rt Instead 81 exporting the raw ma
truaI, wtlharc "a sugar product ten times
the present. viii raise and make the Jute
htg-'ug Tor their cotton; will produce
r3m3r SIS a product TiyaliOg silk; will pro-
dar" 5.ty SIX for cur silk mills, and D
roU $3.50 tuas OF iron, and have q new pro
cgss iGr producing their own structural ana
ru.a1. steel.
S,y, 'hs Hu;uEtcivrcrs' Record: Never
h-,nrr, Ea. even during thu marvelously
active E.meS uf the wiuter OF 1867, was
the pr,sptr. fyr the prosperity OF the South
50 hlIIhant * today
a steam logger, or snow locomotive,
lately constructed is IN use IN Northern
M,rJggG. where i. draws with eaSe sleds
al. uOO feet Of logs Oyersnow some
times foot in depth.
California has 10000 acres in grapes.
IL has bc,l estimated that in 1890 the pro-
duction will b. ~ follows: Table grapes,
tpmo. mandy, 1,OOO,C coo gallons; wine
81, uuD. UDn.
II has haea estimated that there are
Loss Brotherhood engineers and "a many
bremen VITO will not be able TO obtain en-
p.oyment or the Burlington road now that
the strike * over.
Engla2d's railway earnings during the
last half Of isS7 were s., 100000 more
than during the corresponding period Of
lN'i. The increased British ship tonnage
:, lgD, 600 tons.
The Philadelphia Natural Gas Company
OF P~Ittsburs, Pa enntrOls 75,OOO acres OF
territory on which I55 wells are IN use
and have s. production of 400, OO0,OOO feet
a day.
Il is claimed that 10000 Scres Of land
IN Colorado can be irrigated. The Denver
claims that the State can accom-
mOdate a population Of 100000
The zaembers of the Steyedores and
'LO0gshOremeD's Benevolent Association,
OF New Orleans, celebrated their tenth
anniversary by a street parade and ban