Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11


4..I more m.csrs 'l ' .'. ,-s-s
go fbe American Emit "a
have in America ard seq --s i..- ~
o-a nj tre ,auiest trade u-io-, ,
-rF tt tbsir convention 81. b-!i'ile' |
l..t month they established a death
--. Is. 81 600. This i5 the effect OF
.-5-5i..r l.rs in thsi, ranks. There Is
I'D ,es,. for .he American miners to
--7,i. -tsv wil take their principles
l-,., any of the rais unions now forging
,tsd Do t1ls country
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
The Norwood Glass Company will re-
.-~a operatiors tomorrow at a. u.
n1r.re .he sumner stop they nave en-
I.-g.5 their factory by an extension OF
rrs feet On one side, and have rePayed the
fctorv door with fire brick. a rev bench
has been built III the furnace ana otneT
uiror improvements nave oeen ln-.us
throughout Elephant. TINS concern closeu
down with more orders on their BOOKS tnan
~ s,ocs cu hands would fll, and as
ro,ssorsrce they baye quite a busy season
bsf,r. them. Their representative al the
WcTore House during the stop did larry
GOOD bus.-ess. but not enough 70 make
fpsn fsel -erv confident about fall trade.
The Terminal Railway people over IN
Martins Ferry are working diligently
grading tle'r right Of way. Iae EorS
between Port and Walnut streets mas osen
..,-,DIsted. and the forces haye been re-
,-,-s5 io the DsHass farm, iu the upper
-t,r-.rr Yesterday q iOrcs OF Len
l.ttf. a-r.f axe on the bsaulful orua-
--s,t.I +-e.- Ia AIr Dell ass lot, and the
.-s..sts-. ,r.l commence grading to-mor-
--v tltas right of way has been Sc
.--.f except strip through the lands OF
r,-.,b Bsl aad Joel Wood, snd a suit to
.-.mn this property commences in the
n.lsts Ccrrl III Belmont county to-mor-
rF ,-.
Sosakinc Of che gas p.oiucer built by
l-s-,rs. LIST aud Mitchell for che Bellaire
water works. tde Independent says;
"plsrtv o.. gas il produced, bat the
tr1u5'e -s n the combustion. The gas IS
sent under .ie boilers, and after il passes
hevond t.e boilers produces q while heat, |
lat viii na. burn u1der the boilers where
1t ought 90 bum 90 be- OF any use. The
management ot the water works regard 1t
as failure. bat it would seem that the
matter OF combustion ought 90 be easily
adjusted. and tlis is al. that Is wrong
the remedy can easily he applied by per
sons understanding the business.
The following old emp 0yes OF the Buck |
eye Glass Company, at Martin Ferry, D.,
have removed Co A1deron, Ind, where
.aey VII. work tlr tine new glass company
Fred App,egar.h jacob Rossn.hal, Tnom-
as Parker Dan Beaujcn and John Gra-
ham. All . these take their families
along with them. John Graham had been
with the Buckeye tor over eleven years.
The following wen known workers have
also accepted work at Anderson: George
Roach. Caa-ies Gessler. IT. Dobbins, Tom
Dohbius and John Burns.
This Belmont. Olio,l county has 40
c.sl mines which furnish employment 20
4 Oe6 inside ha16s and lao outside. The
mines AVERAGED "a weeks work last year,
and produced 4 IDS 500 tone, an increase
OF s-a 800 tors over Chat o. last year The
Chief Inspector says this remarkable in
crease 3lpe- cent is believed 20 exceed
that msis hv arr county in the State for
several years Daring the year there were
5 fatal. O. serious and "a minor accidents
10 tho mines -BUfre Democrat.
The Buckeye Glass Works viii resume
Derti0rs to-uorr0w 40 seven O'Clock q. m.
Ile Bnc5eye people .el very well satisfied
with the prospects tor fall trade, and feel
nat their Efforts IN the way of producing
rev goods iu iue lines have not been tu-
Ole. Since the shut down lest June, the
company has felt such an improvement IN
trade that 30 has PIT IN quite number OF
improvements 10 the way Of new machn-
ery aud appliances for the increasing OF ca
mcily and tightening Of the mems vor6.
Bismarck struck the strike o.. The bakers
in Berlin by ordering the soldiers TO do
their work u the hakestOrs. There was
extreme verify In th8 sentences Of the
Breslau strikers, thirty two of whom were
convicted. oce of them was sentenced 60
nine years peas. aervitude and Che others
were condemned 90 imprisonment for
terms ranging from eighteen months 80
uve years.
The Standard hss completed IDS repairs
end rert on fan O. all departments last
Wednesday. The business outlook is ia
vrul.e ,or steady ard successful run.
While uricls hove not advanced proper
to1al.r with tire raw ns.eri3l and other
IRON products. they are somewhat better
Cham vcr ago aud are strengthening
.adua..7. with a fair prospect OF q stronger
advance daring the fan months.
I-e Committee of the City Council OF
Newark. Ohio. made their report LAST week,
ert t1e City Council lei a contract for
u.1 yards o. street paving. the contgac-
torto use Oh. product o.. the West Virginia
Fire b1cS o. The contract viii amount
Co nearly t5oll There were two bids
lower thar Che successful one. which were
ected because ,hey called for Hooking
- Lorain valley Ore CLAW.
40 ihe Riverside ihe plate mill is idle
.'TeeS the skelp mill Is closed down
pans. The factory wss on Monday
by tuesday, but was of the balance Of
pig week. The bar mill. Steel plant and
works aIe al, on full turn. The pipe
-.- IS iul Of orders and is working its
-',ss, capacity The furnace is making
Us Regular output.
a.. ,1e -l' the lower portions of the
.''Ss are CA lu,l. including the bar mill,
.-'Ae. and sheet mills 1 and The re-
'..s are completed and the entire works
'-. les1me tomorrow. Trade conditions
t- favorable. orders are free and prices
'e s.1sning somewhat, in sympathy with
-5 al'arca no raw material.
tiss,dsnt Samuel Gompers has sent out
. circular 90 al uuions snliated with the
A-sfic7u Federation Of Labor. calling at
,-.oa 10 She necessity of spreading in
I, -aton in regard to the labor question.
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