Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24
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viii probably get its second furnace IN TINS
coming week.
The E.ua Iron and Steel Company Is
running foil and making good product IN
all departments.
Yesterday was bi-weekly Thanksgiving
day among the men at nearly all the INDUS
I trial concerns In this city.
The new Ohio Valley Foundry Company
is making reasonable progress IN its "ork
of reOrganiz lion.
The Budgets weekly report Of the win
dow ela.s pots importation ard idle, shows:
idle, DDS, operating, 1,OSl.
The Bellaire Window Glass Co. are still
/ idle, the condition Of trade hardly war
ranting a resumption at present.
The Ena Glass Works, at Bellaire, Is
still closed down. The mould shops and
machine shops are still on, however.
The Bsllairs Bottle Company still con-
| tinues 20 run on, turning OUT almost 8 full
product and stocking but little OF 1t.
The Crystal and Enterprise window
houses at Bsllsire are pushing slong stead
ily. though not pushed with business.
The Wheeling Electric Light Company
+ has almost as many subscribers as 10 can
accommodate with its present facilities.
Pots were set in the vacant places IN
I the furnace at the NoTthwoOd Glass Works
yesterday and work viii be resumed to-
I morrow.
Bayha Bros. havs ius. completed two
new ice wagons for Messrs. Bnst x Bs1,
the Island Ice meo. They are beauties IN
/ their way.
Joe Davidson and his brother Elmer,
/ late 0fthe Buckeye glass works at Martins
+ Ferry. are now employed al the Toledo,
I o., glass factory.
More han bali the nail machines west
of the Allegheny Mountains are idle.
More than tina, proportion are idle IL
Wheeling district
The Ballaire Stamping Co 20 0n the plan
of saying nothing and saving wood They
seem to ger cut lots ofwork, however, AID
10 all appears 60 SELL
TIE Ohio Valley cement works, at Pinch
Run. Belmont county, Ohio, were sold by
the Troll heirs Tuesday last, to John A.
. Galaher, for $40.
Secretary Hannah, Of the Tack Factory,
ssvs the tack business is duller than the
nail business. This is surely painting the
rose, OF frightening the sun.
The Laughlin mill viii resume to-mor-
row in part The fine three aud four
penny machines viii be put on few days
/ 10 cut up the plate on hands and replenlsh
I the stock of those sizes
The potters' trouble at Steubenville still
remains unsettled. The matter has as
sumed a serious aspect, two no1-union
men having been assaulted by unknown
persons during the past week.
AIr. Harry Koehnlein, OF Bridgeport, Is
at work on pair Of new sand boats to be
used in connection with his steamer
Horace il gathering sand for mills and
ana buildings when the river Is low
The Miners National Progressive Union
is making rapid Roadway among the
miners of this State. Mr.. NJ. +. Moran Is
bnsilv at work among them in the interior
OF the State and IS having encouraging sue
cess.
The new stack Of the Crystal Glass Co. g
/ Nicholson fornance at Bridgeport is COM
pleted. and the plant Will be put IN opera
/ tiol soon. They viii make samples and
possibly some ware for the trade before
/ The July stop.
AT the Buckeye Glass Works they are
making an the ware possible from one fur
mace. S Secretary Kerr stated yesterday
that trade Yves holding up very well, con-
| sidsring Che unusual dizziness generally
complained of
The work Of remodelng the old Wood
cock Foundry building in Bridgeport has
been commenced Toe city purchased II
recently 90 re used for public purposes,
land James Clark was awarded the con-
+ tract of putting it into available shape
Randolph Howell left yeste day to &C
cent position in a stove foundry at New
Castle. Pa. All the Touring mills in this
section are raining so tar as 1t is possible
to get wheat and corn. Bad roads often
cause vtxati0us delays in the supply OF
grain
The people of BsnTOod are very much
elated over the prospect that the wheeling
Railway Company viii soon be running
rs cars into their midst 1T L. stated that
there viii be a round trip fare of fifteen
cents established between this city and
I Belsire.
The Nofthwood and Eison Glass factor
les which have for a week OF more had
their fires banked, will probably resume
within the coming week How long they
will be able 10 run depends largely upon
orders sent In Both firms have men on
the rosd
O1ite crowd of men are now employed
IN Paige. Carey 5 Co.'S, stone yards over
in Martins Ferry. Yesterday one OF the
feam cranes TO be used to hoist stone
from the cars and rsplacs them after they
are dressed was put 10. The yards present
. .qune busy scene, and employ a large
O. number Of men.
e| Anew process of making steel rails by
.akia, .bs ingots direct from the shaking
p.t through the blooming and hnlshirg
b mills w-t0u. rehesting has been success
o fully t-.d oy the Duqussne steel works.
r The process VIII greatly lessen the cost Of
.- manu-. c.cre
Hr5gepu, and Martins Ferry are to
aavean electric light plant, 70 fnrnish
Uglts for l- streets of both cities ana Tor
3 uurste nsum.rs Ii. viii be operated
, by the " ans Ferry Construction Com
% pany and b, located In the lower part Of
( Martins Ferry.
: The planning mills, contracting builders
. and architects, are all doing large amount
ofqueston answering Questions however
are always asked before houses are built,
So the state of affairs existing is good
sign Quite a large number Of buildings
are under contract
The Wheeling steel works have not been
b able 90 get out full weight so far since the
resumption, on account Of the long idle
ness of the men putting them out of prac-