Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07


chinsswere in operation three days. Every
thiag has been closed since Wednesday.
Mr. II. @. Ulrich has purchased the
stock OF Isaac NJ. and U. 9. Johnson, in
the Laz2ar bottle house, and will take
chargs of the office Of the concern.
The Elson Glass Co still remains idle,
with no Immediate prospect OF starting.
/ The management say there is no business
I signs warrarting resumption.
The Belmont Nail factory closed down
\ Thursday evening, to allow the plate mill
70 get plate ahead for the hot machines.
j, viii resume in the morning.
Ia Pittsburg the union cigarmakers
| have declared war on the tenement-hOuse
tobies made smoDg the most filthy sur
roundings by Polish Jews
James Hammond and William Steeu, of
posting themselves on methods employed
by glass engTavers there
Hon John Mcbride, of the National
Progressive Uni00. delivered an address in
Bsl.airs TO the miners OF that section on
Wednesday evening last.
The Niclxle Plate Glass Co., at Fostoria,
composed Of Wheeling people, is doing
bsttsr than while back. when it was
closed down entirely.
Cigar making is a little dull here Just
now. POll0Ck's. factory Is not running
luli time, and several other shops COM
plain cf q dullness.
A new steam hammer has been put in
the blacksmith shop az tbs Wheeling Steel
Works st BenwO0d. Foreman Henry Lu-
nau operates IL.
Bellaire permanently loses another in
dustry In the removal OF the Ohio Valley
Foundry which il is now stated will not
be r,hl.'t
The Belmont Glass Works Is expert
eaciDg ar exceptional season Of pre- sperity
considering the wsy other places are COM
pai-iug.
William Weihe President Of the Anal
amatsd Association, settled strike At the
Lookout mill st Chattanooga, Tenn, last
week.
The glass packers are trying to form q
Labor Assembly similar to that of the
mixers and tessers ana the window glass
workers.
President Smith, of the A f. c. W. T.,
is at At.suta, Gs., trying 10 arrange a
dim ulty between the men and their en-
ployeTs
The BsnwOod MIL went on full in all
departments last Wednesday. 1t is TO
work this coming week, at least it is so re-
ported.
The @. L. & W. Railway Company are
makiag some much needed Improvements
10 the freight terminal system IN BellSlTe.
The Wheeling steel plant made the larg-
est output one day last week which Was
ever made IN tie OaiO Valley IN one day.
The National Glass Works of Rodeter
Bros. eve of for few days 70 allow orders
20 catch up with capacity to create.
At the Central Glass works only mode
rate time is being made, and nearly all the
cck is placed in the warehouses.
The cnue7s VII enforce their demand
+ ior nius hours st,e- The 22i Of this mouth.
They expsct no trouble.
Tae lass Business is reported good in a
. few points. /, is reported very slow at
great many, However.
+ The Rivsride Nail Factory has been OF
since Msrch tvent5-nilth, slow demand
tor nails is the cause.
Bsary's Glass Works PC Steubengille Is
-unui-g TO g moderate demand, and IS
dong fairly 8el.
Tn. Bsicjre s.eel plant still pounds
away. d-y aud might without lurermls-
-io-.
The Hobbs Glass Company mas closed
iowe 10. one week Orders are short
TIE North Wheeling Bottle Factory is
st1l running a1d idle week about.
The street railway has It's turntsble and
conn ecuous 10 as Forty third street.
The Brilliant and Lszearvills Glass
. Companies arr boto runDiog.
Sreerey's Foundry and machine SncEs
- ssh commune We busy.
. TIE -Ena Glass Works at BellaiTe
worked last we-s.
The Lantern globe factory IS running
and hpgiug
Ghe Riverside s.eel plant and furnace
are both buy.
Every mas ia Bsnwocd who holds job
is loH 90 work.
Tie Bellsire furnace is running to its
/ f-ll Cspaoity.
Pots were set at the Buckeye glass works
/ yesterday.
TIE B=laire nail mill is skill rusing.
TIE Rive side pipe mill is on full.
WINES ND VINES n FRANCE.
Last Years Immense Vintage Introduc-
lion Of american Vines.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-In his report to
his report to the State Department, Geo
W. Roosevelt, Consul st Bordeaux, gives
statistics relative 20 the ISIS wine harvest
ofFrarce. The vintage Of 1883 amounted
no 797. 7O7. 600 gallons, an increase of l5l, e.
$4,000 gsllcnsover the yield Of 1o97, al