Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-09
LEGAL IndustrIAl Notes.

The BenwoOd blast furnace is on, and
the rest OF the plant IS idle.
The Bellaire bottle works will not
start up until September l.
The Laughlin mill, in Martins Ferry,
has been In operation about two weeks.
The several departments OF the Riv-
erside are all in operation with the ex-
ceptiOn Of the nail factory.
Rodefer Bros, OF the National, are
preparing to put in their drying fire
preparatory to pot setting.
The Rellaire steel works started up
last Wednesday night, and the blast
furnace Is also In operation.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing steel plant, La Belle mill and
Wheeling and La Belle potteries.
The repairs TO sheet mills Nos. and
s, at the Standard mill, have been
finished, and everything now is In oper-
alton.
Barnard'S brick works in Bellaire has
been started in operation, and, so far,
everything is running satisfactory.
Last Thursdays output was $4,000
bricks.
The moulding department Of the Bel
laire Stove Foundry win start up on
Monday morning. The other depart
menti have been working steadily all
sHS.mer.
n President While, Of the AmalRamated
oiiatiar, hc.Q /, rived horao frca. ct
Louis, and expresses himself as well
pleased with the prospects Of victory
In the Amalgamation fight there.
Satisfactory progress is being made
in the construction Of the new fire ex-
tlnguishing apparatus at Bloch Bros
tobacco works. This factory started up
last Monday, after being of a week.
The three-story brick addition to
HOffman's tannery extending from the
old building on Twenty-iourth street, to
Main, has been completed, and will
largely increase the facilities for turn
ing out work at the tannery.
The Standard glass factory in Wells
burg will resume work next Tuesday.
It will be operated with force OF non
union men, the managers being deter
mined to resist the demands and alleged
Interference Of the American Flints.
John Dornan, Of the Riverside Glass
Company in Wellsburg, was calling on
South Side friends yesterday. Mr..
Dornan says the Riverside is not ready
10 start Up yet. and the prospects for
an early resumption are not at all
bright.
Lou Battelle, formerly Of Bellaire, o.,
who has been employed as head book
keeper OF the Ohio Goblet Works at
'ssr@lay. will likely locate in Pittsburg
-.i.S he United States Glass Company,
a. -. Goblet Works have sold out to
that g iDcern'
whitaker mills Nos. 5, and are in
location. The other mills shut down
Sfondav. and the machinery is being
.oro-hanled and repairs made where
o.oassarv. The date Of resumption has
not been definitely decided upon, a.
.bop0h the stoppage will be but short.
roIIowing are the officers Of advance
rddga A. A. of /. & S. W., for the term
ding JULY, 1892: President, Fred
lewis; vice-preiident, Charles A. Potts
-ecording secretary, II. ii. Evans; IL
nancial secretary, George Herman;
hide. James Clark; inside guard, John
Horn.
The La Belle mill closed down Thurs
dav IN all departments. 1t will remain
idle three weeks instead OF about five,
az was at first expected. A new battery
Of boilers is being added to the equip
nent Of the mill, and other repairs In
eident 70 long run are being made.
The La Belle has been in steadier oper-
alton than probably any other nail mill
IN this vicinity. and the prospects after
the time of resumption, are equally as
bright.
The Bellaire Window Glass Company,
a the annual meeting OF the stock
holders. reelected the old Board OF
directors. The company was organized
with the same officers as at present,
M L. s. Woodbridge, secretary, and
Mr.. John Smith, manager. The state
-oent Of the earnings or losses OF the
company was not made public, but to
those acquafnted with the glass bust
$3.50 = large dividend was not looked
- I,roo there WAS no disappointment