Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10

houses IN the Belvedere addition are
about completed. Mayor Hamm, OF
Fulton. had the contract. Mr.. Hamm
reports bis business very good.
There is an increased demand In the
coal trade. Orders for coal are begin
ming to come in freely. Some dealers
state that the coal trade Is as good now
as il was this time last year.
Two furnaces, giving employment to
two hundred persons at the Riverside
tube works, are in operation. 1t IS not
vet known when other departments al
the works will resume.
The Wheeling Ice and Storage Com
gany is having q good trade. Sixty
tons OF ice is being made daily, Space
In the cold storage department Is rapid
~ being taken.
A. D. Davis, OF York, Pa, salesman
for Flaccus Bros, is spending Jew
days in the city. He will leave to-mor-
row morning for Washington, ID. o. on
business.
Cox & Company's boiler works have
been running slack for d few days.
Business is reported Frightening and
the full force will 90 on again to-mor-
row.
Several departments at Huffmann's
tannery are closed down. IL Is SAID that
times being brighter, a resumption In
full is planned for the near future.
Kramer & Bros, the South Side car
rage dealers, made an assignment Iast
week, but the plant has not been closed
.nd plenty Of work is being done.
The Wheeling bakery is doing a
larger business now than ever before.
Trade is steadily improving and the
outlook is most encouraging.
Miss Clara Belle Wallace, stenogra-
pher and typewriter at Faccus Bros
factory, is spending her two weeks
vacation at Chicago.
The factory and heating furnaces OF
the Belmont mill are in full operation
The workmen in those departments are
getting in full time.
Henry T. Redman, OF Clarksburg, a
mechanic Of that place, is in the city a
guest Of his father, Il. w. Redman, OF
East wheeling.
Louis Paradise, the engineer at the
factory OF the Red Letter Tobacco
Company is preparing for a trip west on
his vacation.
Business is reported much brighter
with Flaccus Bros. Their plant is on
in full, and big fall trade is being ar
ranged Tor.
Donaldson's carriage works are still
having the unusually brisk trade which
the firm has enjoyed during the entire
season.
A bright, interesting child OF Joseph
Hicks, a well known emplOye at Holli-
days planning mill, was buried last Fri
day.
Harry Bennett, Of the Wheeling
Mould and Foundry Company, is spend
ing the day at his homo in Wellsburg.
The retort furnaces recently repaired
at the city gas works have been tried,
and are giving excellent satisfaction.
Word comes from Reymann's brewery
that trade is good, and prospects In
general are much brighter.
VIM. M. Cox, OF the Cox boiler WORKS,
is seeing the sights at Indianapolis, at
the G.. A. r. convention.
Isaac Fry, employed at Redman &
Company's plant, accompanied by his
wife, is At Indianapolis.
The repairs to the large engine at the
Etna-Standard mill, which drives mills
4 and 5, are completed.
Every department at Schmuloach'
brewery IS IN operation. Trade Is good
and rapidly Increasing.
John Rhinecker, superintendent OF
the ice plant, is home from fishing ex-
cursion near Grafton.
The Bellaire steel works are having q
good run, and orders are said to be
coming in rapidly.
Flaccus Bros. popular salesman, E. j.
Jenny, is seeing the sights at the big
Fair.
Charles Redman, OF Redman & Co."
works, is off duty on his vacation.
The factory Of J. w. Hunter, on the
South Side, is going in full.
The works Of the Wheeling Box Com
pany are going full.
The Wheeling Spice Works are hav-
ing a good trade.
Spears axle works are going in all
departments.