Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-21
LOCAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Tile Begaire steel works have shut
$50 for two weeks.
The hot machines III the Belmont
re- of Friday, on account of u short
Of coal.
T. T. Rogers has resigned his position
Riverside and accepted one on the
A IS %. railroad.
4 The Beawooj nail factory is receiv-
+ g- I,S seg>f-om the Mears keg factory
n Martin Ferry.
/ The Benwoo9 nail factory went on in
Wednesday morning, after being
Do since the previous Friday.
Wors was commenced during the week
,wo new pudding furnaces in the
,e department Of the Belmont.
The machinery was placed in the new
ding OF the Wheeling Lamp and
lmpins Company on Thursday.
Bloch Bros. are so busy working
,ht and day that their holiday stop
be- for one day only, Christmas.
The new manager of the Bellaire steel
la- jay Cox. formerly manager OF
ar oti> iron and Steel Works in Cleve-
li. OHIO.
j. W. Collins, travelling salesman for
Es0n. has resigned, and will go Into
-sce,s for himself. VIM. Garrett will
eet lin.
AL. sweeney & Sons made ship
en' o plate glass machinery TO the
9ela,y ,a1ia Plate Glass Works, at
Irwin. Pas yesterday.
| Jerry Donovan, who formerly ran the
owing engine ut the Wheeling steel
ant ia, accepted position as engi-
l 0l Che Il. x O. railroad.
II ohn Cabot. manager of the Bellaire
works, was presented with fine
watch and chain, valued al $500,
0gs 90 his departure for the South
81 Morrison are busy on local re-
rv0rk Last week a large tubular
leg and smoke stack were placed in
auou In Stewart'S flour mill, in Clays-
He, Pa
me Wheeling and LaBelle pOtterieS
o,el down yesterday for the holidays,
Ny N.. no' resume until January Sd.
,ia npuyements will be made dur
as 'ae Sop
i-' heating furnaces at the Standard
AZ, "ora> were idle several days last
"0rsmen were engaged max
+ .-e 1ecesSary changes TO substitute
-9f natural gas as fuel.
Il um0red that on account of ill
l.'h Albert Rodefer will retire from
ulragement of the glass works of
ie..- Bros, at Bellaire, and that
be succeeded by Jacob Boney-
a Jorge department of the La
mill was of on WedneSd ay, but
.-ej work Thursday morning. The
'fl,.on was caused by the heavy
b. ,1e metal wheelerS being unable
El,a.
-e planning mill of J. A. Holiday Il
fi shut down next Wednesday to
-a- extensive improvements. a new
and band saw will be added TO
equipment. They will resume
January 3.
Jorge department of the River
rsS od TWO days last week. The
5., ~adi.apidated condition, with
tt.,,t. 10 10 twenty feet square, so
~ ars-- '.f>men are compelled TO lay
r. ~-e. i SHOWS or rains.
rl, ... .'''se % he journeymen bakers
.s-....' 1. .->, Tuesday night at con-
as... oe.Neen committee of the boss
r,s. r ,-l lae Arbitration Committee
a. '.4-e> Assembly. An agreement
'a up to operate for one year.
a.. sIae Of the miners in the
,,,. mines, in Elm Grove, has
ieo, the Arbitration Committee
oi.... Ilades Assembly, TO whom the
c-s,. vas referred, deciding that the
'e not justified in going out.
lsf "leehns steel plant. at Ben
80, forced TO suspend operations
t,5.-" IotfS by the falling in, last
en- V' 'le arch between the soak
e,io., ana the producers. No time
q ,'...' . commencing the repairs, and
ts---o--. was started up again Tuesday
4. Moore Of Greenburg. Pa. has
| 3,Hi.- 'oposition 10 the owners of the
. r,,,-', ~ w. glass works TO start the
g, ...'' ms concern has done nothing
,-,-'4.' years, the last time il was
! ,.gr,'a''oa The Central of this city
tbs.7 81. DIS a branch to their business
u. cen pot furnace and good equip
ea,, riverside NV nail factory, employing
T. Wa hands, resumed operations
s;ee M, ,-.es>aay, after an idleness Of
an se-,snS- The stoppage was caused
I'D ,ba -. ..t at the steel plant, which
s.sa - works of for nine weeks. For
led 70 h. 81 nad been received which
-'la by January 1st, and