Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14

The Metal Worker says: "The trade
will be interested in the following an
nouncements from Chicago: The next
mandatory decided to be located at
Harvey, q new manufacturing suburb
Of Chicago, is that Of the Bellaire
Stamping Company, of Bellaire, Ohio.
This company has ample capital ana
long established reputation for excel
lence in their manufacture OF lanterns,
stamped tinware, lamps, enameled steel
ware and sundry hardware specialtles.
Their plant will be erected in the west
division center at Paulina and One
Hundred and Forty-6fth streets, at a
cost OF SIS, 900 to 100000, and Will
employ about 500 hands. Representa-
tlves of a great German firm which
manufactures the fine Blue Enamel
Ware which is so extensively Imported
at high prices have been quietly looking
the country over for site in the United
States. They have at last selected Por-
Is,,,,-,.s..s ~ an immense factory.
Stamping Works they nave HAD surveys
made OF site, and contracts for build
ing are TO be let this week. They ex-
pect to have 200 men at work by Janu-
airy, and within three years, when the
stamping works are finished, to employ
5000, the number employed in the
home factory. Large inducements
were offered at other places, but the
natural advantages Of Porter, which is
In the new Stock Yards region, with its
great advantages for receiving raw
material and shipping out the products
by lake and rail, finally induced item
to go there"
The Democratic State Convention at
Cleveland Is attracting a number of our
people. The following delegates trom
this vicinity went up yesterday: Ed
ward .Steger aud Hal Wilson, of Bel
laire: John w. Terrell, Of Pease town.
ship; G. Trimble, of Smith township;
ID. S. Dreamer, Mead township; I. w.
Armstrong, Washington township; A.
w. Kennon and A. c. Darrah, Richland
township; 7. u. Stewart, York town
ship; Hamilton Floss, Of Flushing and
Seneca Lysle, of Pease township.
The delegates selected for the Demo
cratic Judicial Convention, as far as can
be learned, are as follows: Second ward,
w. A. Sheppard, John O'Conner and M.
Lynessky: Third ward, Fred. Rodewig,
Sr.: Fourth ward, James B. Darrah and
Frank Williams.
VIM. Clark, proprietor of the big no.
rel at st. ClairSville, had wheeling
resident arrested here yesterday for
iumping a board bill. The money was
secured from Wheeling, and the prison
er was allowed to depart.
The annual statement Of the Buckeye
Bnilding and Loan Company is out.
The company has declared per cent
dividend. The institution is twice as
large as it was year ago.
Harry Alexander, editor of the Re
,,ie,p and Examiner, Washington, Pa,
was in the city yesterday He will go
70 the convention at Cleveland to-day.
Robert Robinson, the painter, went
~ Rarnesville on Saturday night and
WAS there united marriage to Miss lin
mons, of that place.
Tho Stockholders of the Bellaire
Stamping Company met yesterday AZ
ternoon to talk over the removal OF the
plant to Chicago.
w. V. Walton, of Woodsfeld, who
hos located in this city, gave up the
n mos of Mayor of Woodsfeld when
he came here.
The water main to the reservoir
bursted Yesterday, and big OF wafer
was wasted before workmen hxeo the
leak.
Chorlas Durff was fined $50 and costs
g.. -, ossault. and has been taken TO
tV1 S ca to work out his fine.
CONGRESSMAN Pearson was in the CITY
. Cous seeing friends. He left for
Cleveland last nlght'
The Sunday school Of the German n
Church will hold a picnic as heiilion'
Park on July 18TH
The property holders along wnere
the alleys are to be paved nave re-
ceived notice.
The wife of Marshal Sheppard Is 50
i'll that her death is expected S' any
time. Eox WAS
-, n ted IN Rose Hill cemetery yesterday
- Tho Heatherington band returned
so nne Yesterday from trip down the
river. .,.p so
NJ, pier. the accommodation b. q "
M l. /, of this place, is entnu-
s s;assic for the interest OF Bellafre- MI