Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-31

next year scale. 4 ne udndgtIs u haic
times and no demand and the men work
meErIly on; three eight hour turns IN
,weu.y-fcur hours
Al Sweeney * Sous are still employed
on toe glass gli-dirg AID listing tables for
the rlsts glass works at KokOmo, lad.
Theg ere building the machinery for a
new beat 10 take the place Of the Tele-
gram, and also for q new ferry boat for
Stone Brothers at Point Pleasant.
Messrs. Cox q Morrison have contracted
with the Reymann Brewing Company fer
a new tubular boiler, sixty inches by six
teen fest They have also signed the coa-
tract fo- the steam boilers for the new HOh-
man Tannery az T kins, w. Va.
Mr.. Ambrose Beard, who has for several
months been employed as assistant mau-
ager OF tine Standard Iroa Company, has
resigned TO take tho management Of the
New Philadelphia lion and Steel Compa-
ny plant.
A leak 20 the steam boilers at the Top
mill on Wednesday threw the forge depart
ment of till Friday. The factory closed
down Friday night because the plate was.
az7austsd. They 20 on full, however, to-
morrow.
Il. Spence's machine shops are working
slo7g quietly and nicely. George TiptO1,
late Of the Laughlin mill, has taken charge
of the blacksmith department, vice VIII
liam Riddle, who has gone to the Belmont
mill
Work in the tunnels of the Wheeling
and Lake E7ie Railway out near Mt. Pless-
amt Ohio. IS coming on nicely. The read
bsd is receiving attention all along the
line where work az this season Is practical
BILE.
John J. Sduttleworth, of Fndiay, o.,
formerly of Baliaire, and for several years
District Master Workman OF the h. o. l.
was 10 In the city lsst week. He is glass
. erg-aver and Is doing wellin Findlsy
At the Belmont mill about half the
machines are running This half COM
prises about hslf OF the hot machines, and
an the small nail msCbines The picked
iron department is busy.
The eigbt-,oot course of concrete which
forms the primary foundation Of the pier
for the Union Bridge at the top mill, was
completed on Friday, and yesterday half
. a course of stone was laid.
The L,ughhn mill, at Martins Ferry,
closed down sgin last Wednesday after
running three cold machines a few dsys.
I is reported thst Q few dsys' more work
VIII he done this week.
The Is Belle nail mill has made better
time during the past few months than any
other nil in Wheeling or vicinity. TIE
forge department is, however, closed down
o- the present
William Marn's foundry snd machine
shops are working along steadily. They
. are engaged On iron work for the Few
American Glass Company's plant st An
dersor. Ind.
Both oil AID Gas have bsen found at 8
depth OF 1900 feet in the GAINESVILLE,
ONO. welL Drilling is still going on IA
the hopes Of a better strike at greater
depth.
John C. Taylor has entered suit against
the Bsllaire Window Glass Company for
>. 600 damages for njuries received while
m the employ Of the company year agc.
The Bsnwood nail factory continues to
ran from time % time for two OF three
dars in succession. TIE wOrkmen feel
very much discouraged by the prospect.
A. the Crystal glass works, in Bridge
lo.t. tie new S acE Is completed aod ar
rg-ueu.5 are being pushed looking to
rnc early starting Of the concern.
The .E.ua Glass Works of Bel,aire r.
s-m73 operations last Monday ard worked
s'l asJ wceS. Ths prospects for the future
"a. not, however, 70 all brilliant.
Els Clark. John Gosney, Joha Myers
and Henry Myers, of Martins Ferry lefc
las night 20 accept positions in the Oil
kama Mil above S.eu5envllle.
Wotk he's bsen commenced on the pro
posed on well so Washington, Guernsey
County Ohio. Tue well Will be put down
. COO feet Il necessary.
TIE Teams!e-s' Union Of Maritime Ferry
now numbers fo-ty-ons men. They have
adopted g. scale OF prices which they viii
s.io.c 10 ihat city.
An The r,l1ioe mills in this and neigh
boring tCw,s axe running steadily Ibis
scri-g Tls building outlook Is goo1 and
VIII improve.
Nicholas Wade, en- employee Of the
GAINESVILLE Window Glass Works was
severely cut By the breaking of roller
last week.
John Henderson. of The Joseph Bell
Stove c.. 'es5 on Tuesday ias t0r an eN-
tard,d Western trip io the interest Of the
f.u.
The Spau'diDg mill at Brilliant is run
aips full on steel nails. Tie forge Is
mixing muck ba, for Fittsburg ppe
mill
The demsud for coal at Beiiaire israther
slack Robinson mines are closed down
aud IL atheringtou's only work halt-lime.
Az the Standard mill a night shift will
bs pat on En- tte galv.nizing department
EVERYTHING Gems to be lovely thereabouts.
Toe town Of Bridgeport, win this sum-
m-r p.obably speut S25,OOO 10 tee con-
st-uctio1 of q water system
The Riverside Company reports their
pipe mll on TO It's full capacity, with gcoa
prospects for q steady run.
Fourteen mould makers have been dis
pensed with by the D3lzelle Glass COM
pany, Of Findlsy, Ohio
The Methodist church at Charleston,
vs.. Va. Will be improved during the
coming summer.
IKE street car tracks on Eof Street IS
completed up as far as and across the B. q
ID. tracks.
Marietta has contracted for en- electric
light plant of seventy lights, at cost OF
Sl0,725.
The Bellaire Odd Fellows contemplate
the erection this season of an $, 600 build
ing.
Spence Bags & Co.'S stove foundry is
doing lots Of work and selling all lis prod
uct
The E.son Glass Company is still idle,
with no immediate prospects of resuming.
TIE Centre Foundry is working along