Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
. market never seen

and Steel Company has made greater
/ improvements
Spears & Riddles machine shop is
running in full in every department..
A new mschine-an axle lathe-was
sbinned last Saturday to Millersburg,
| Pennsylvania
Manufacturer WIN. NJ. Cox, accom-
nanied by his wife, is In the West on a
business trip. Albert Cox, bookkeeper
for Cox & Co., will leave soon for q
Western trip.
General Passenger Agent J. E. Terry,
and Travelling Passenger Agent G. E.
Belknap, wers in the city a few days
ago in the interest of their road-the
c., L. Il w.
Tomorrow a very large force Of men
\ will be put TO work at the ruins Of glass
factory "H," tearing away materials
preparatory to the rebuilding OF the
factory.
A few days ago a crowd OF twenty
| five glassworkers, Of factory 81, " went
TO Mozart Park for holiday and sort
of reunion, and an enjoyable time was
spent
The Lower Benwood mill Is shut
down for the summer stop aud the big
repairs. II is thought that early in
next September the plant will resume.
The Whitaker mill is going as full as
| tbe men can stand to work by reason Of
| the heat. Were the weather cooler,
every department would be on In full
John Bekz is at Marion, Ind, attend
/ ing the National Convention OF glass
workers. After his stay in Marion he
/ will visit Chicago and the Fair.
The works of the Wheeling Hinge
/ Company are going in full again, Last
Thursday the entire plant was started,
and a steady run is looked for.
The South Side Fishing Club, COM
| posed Of mill men, is encamped at
Woodland, down the river, and the
| boys are enjoying themselves.
The sad drowning of Charles Sleigh,
OF the Riverside steel works, was a
/ great shock TO his many friends among
| the workmen over this city.
The plant OF Redman & Co., is very
busy. The principal work now being
done is repairs for the Warwick and
Wheeling potteries.
But a small part of the factory of the
/ Wheeling cOrrugating works is going.
! These departments are shut down for
| the heated season.
The family OF H. P. Wilkinson. Sec
rotary of the West Virginia Tobacco
Company, are in Valley Falls, spend
| ing the summer.
Howard Hastings, of the LaBelle mill,
and Henry Pritchard, a roller, both OF
/ the South Side, are in Pittsburg on
pleasure trip.
Bookkeeper o. P. Mckee, of the War
wick pottery, will leave soon for his va
cation, which he will spend at his old
home In Ohio.
The large plant Of the Riverside
Glass Works at Wellsburg is making
extensive repairs during the present
summer stop.
All the plant OF the Wood Bros. at
their elegant new planning mill is on in
full. An additional machine was started
yesterday.
Alexander Morrison, Of Morrison &
Chew, is home from Kingwood, where
he was figuring on an extensive con-
tract.
Yard-msster w. G. Kalbaugh, Of the
r. 90, is at Mountain Lake Park,
where he has lately buried his father.
Donaldson's carriage works are run
ming at their greatest capacity. The
outlook for a steady run is bright.
w. B. Jones, boss of the decorating
shop Of the Warwick China Company,
is home from Chicago.
Hoffmann's tannery is not in full OPP
Grafton, many departments being of for
the heated season.
The Spears Axle Company presents
busy scene at the plant. Every depart
ment is on in full.
At the factory Of Kramer Bros, car
rage manufacturers, very busy season
is being enjoyed.
Every busy and an encouraging rush
in general work" is the echo from the
Centre foundry.
Every department at the La Belle
mill is closed down for the summer stop
Of five weeks.
II. y. Redman, OF Redman s. Co., is
home from a trip through the interior
Of the State.
The plant of the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry Company has not an idle de-
partment.
Everything progressing well, comes
| from the b. & o. shops at Benwood
Junction.
The West Virginia Tobacco Company
is having a good steady run, and flow of
custom.
The Wheeling Pottery Company put
a brand new wagon on the streets yes
terday.
Fred Blum, former South Side bar
Der, has gone to Colorado TO benefit his
health.
Caldwell & Peterson are experiencing
a steady run along the lines Of their
trade.
in. Hunters preserving works, on
the South Side, have not an idle depart
ment.
Flaccus Bros. plant IS going steadily,
and the firm expects big rush this
week.
A steady run is the word from Schmul-
bach's brewery. The trade is unusually
large.
David Wagner's paper mill, in West
Wheeling, is still having a steady run.
Charles Cheering, Of the e. L. & w.
freight Office, has resigned his position.
The Wheeling Ice and Storage Com
pany has their entire plant2n In full.
Repairs are being made aNthe Central
| glass Mnrks during the shut down.