Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01

Inc gang OF % WOrkm5n nave SOm-
pleted laying the thirty-inch water
main from the new water works to the
reservoir,
Number of workmen now employed
In some OF the industrial concerns:
Etna.Standard, q hundred; Top Mill,
one hundred and twenty-five; Ohio Val
ley China Company, ninety-iive; Whit
taker, one hundred; Manchester and
Whitaker Coal Mines, Seventy-hVe;
Wheeling Hinge Company,one hundred;
Riverside plant, two hundred; Lower
BenWoOd mill. one hundred and fifty,
and the Wheeling CorrOgating Company,
forty.
Contractor B. F. Perkins has fifty men
at work on his contracts.
Mills 6 and : at the Whitaker were
I on 10 full last week. There was but one
delay caused, and that was by a roll
breaking.
Kaisley & Son, OF East Wheeling,
operating toe Manchester and Whit
taker coal mines, have both mines work
ing, aud about fifty miners making one
fourth time. These gentlemen have the
contract for supplying the school build
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hundred bushels daily are mined for
this purpose.
But a small portion OF the works OF
the Wheeling C%orruga;ing Company is
on in full. About One-fourth the en-
ployes arc given work.
One furnace at the Central glass
house IS going At its capacity.
Robert Schumarnn, OF Reymann's
brewery, will leave today for u visit 10
the Worlds Fair.
II was reported in East Wheeling
yesterday that twenty-six Of the EN-
/ ployes Of Reymaun's brewery were laid
| of by reason OF dull trade. This is not
true, as the entire plant is running, or
ders are coming In rapidly, and every
workman Is given employment.
Conrad Hjrsh, the we'll known mem
I Dor OF the clerical force az Reymann's
brewery, is home from tne Worlds
Fair.
Business is reported the same at Caid-
we'll & PeterSon's this week.
Frank Rlester, assistant manager AZ
the Belmont mill, left yesterday to see
tho sights at the Windy City.
Steady progress is being made by the
manufacturers In the formation OF the
new company TO operate a plant for the
manufacture OF vehicle wheels. Fifty
I thousand dollars will be the capital
stock and auspices are bright for the
venture. The gentlemen interested
wish their names withheld in this con-
nection for a time for private reasons.
Good sites in this city and neal vicinity
are offered the new plant.
! VIM. Williamson, OF the Wheeling
Bakery, who has been very sick, is
much better.
j. W. Hunters preserving works, on
the South Side are going steadily.
The Centre foundry is in full opera
tlon.
Howard Brenneman OF the Wheeling
bakery will leave for q visit TO Chicago
next Wednesday. Fred II. Frazier, the
accommodating young gentleman, will
take charge Of the management during
Mr.. Brenneman's absence.
Business is brisk at the Wheeling
Bakery.
S. ). Marvin, Of P%ittsburg, the well
known manufacturer, was in the city
a few DAYS ago. He took a look over
the town and was pleased with the way
things were going in Wheeling.
The Wheeling Bakery is having all
the signs on its five bread wagons in
this city, painted white.
e. Z. Stewart, OF New Martinsville,
the big lumCer dealer, was in the city
calling on his trade Yesterday.
Trade IS reported the same at the
Donaldson carriage works. The factory
is going steadily, however.
Last week was one of brisk trade with
the Nail City Stamping Company.
The Warwick Pottery is going in all
departments. ut is doing it's share, but
not what it should do" said President
Thomas Carr.
In the industrial world OF Wheeling
and vicinity there is little change in
trade over last week. Some Of the in-
duStrial concerns are going In full, but
few OF the manufacturers talk encOur-
azingly. When asked In regard to the
probable permanency Of the runs, their
duration was given as exceedingly
doubtful.
The Wheeling Ice and Storage Com
pany Is doing a good business, and the
plant is on In full.
Hufmann's Tannery has all It's work
men employed.
Things are the same this week at the
Belmont Mill. No orders have yet been
given TO start.
The planning mill Of Holiday & Sons
Is going. They have the contract Of
furnishing the mill work for the new
NJ. e. Church at Cameron. This brick
structure. to be 4Ox66 feet, is being con-
structed by W.. H. Batson OF Cameron,
aud w. II. Batson, OF Moundsville, Is
the architect. The firm has also con-
tracted for a two-stOry frame house on
South Water street, for Mrs. Eliza
GoI, with Charles Golf as contractor.
The white granite and decorating de-
partments Of the Wheeling Pottery
COMPANY are being operated, but not
in fun. When any other portion OF the
plants Of the company will be put on Is
entirely indefinite.
Schmulbach's brewery Is In steady
operation.
Wood Bros planning mill is going in
all departments. The firm will begin
tomorrow building four f%ve-roomed
frame houses at McMechen for the
Home Investment aud Building Ascot
alton OF this city. They are also fGur-
Ing on A large frame house TO be built
1T Benwood Junction for Mrs. Thomas
Noh1n