Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-05
~GLEANINGS FROM wHBELINGS FIELDS OF
INDUSTRY.
The State o. Trade, as Learned from
Visits 10 The Plaa's-PrOminsnt
Mil Mems Movements

49, ~ 49,
shops on in full.
The Warwood Tool Company is hav-
Ing a rushing trade.
Wilson q Chapman's planning mill is
experiencing 4 steady run.
Caldwell & Peterson report trade
about the same as last week.
Jacob Koru, Of North Wheeling, is
having a tine delivery sgo built.
A force OF men is now at work roofing
the new NJ. 2. church in Benwood.
Bricklayers are at work on the fifth
and last story Of Bloch's new warehouse.
Henry thinner, Of the ice plant, will
take a "trip to New Matamorss to-day.
Robert Rossburg, a driver for the
Center foundry, is laid up with a 0ealsd
foot.
Trade does not improve with the
Wheeling Model and Foundry Com
pany.
No part OF the Top Mil is going.
When any part will be started is indie
finite.
Charles Ali, Of the Donaldson Car
riage Company, is home from 4 visit TO
Chicago.
The Centre foundry Is making one-
half time. Business is reported about
the same.
Robert Peihier, a forme employe at
the ice plant, will so into the milk bust
ness soon.
Jno. Reeder, a well known workman,
Has accepted a position with Wilson IL
Chapman.
T. q. ~Schofeld, one OF the Ohio Val
ley China COmpany's statesmen is on an
eastern trip.
Tomorrow morning the iron mill at
Brilliant, o., which has been idle so
long, will resume.
W.. S. Wright, mechanical engineer
Of the Street Railway Company, is home
from q visit West.
VIM. Bonner, Of the ice plant, is
home from q visit to Canal Dover, o..
He is the engineer.
Last week was the busiest one for q
long time with the Joseph Bell Stove
aud Range Company.
Klieves s. Kraft are busy. The firm
is putting 10 a neat new store front Tor
Mckee, the cigar man.
Every department at the Warwick
pottery is on in full. Business is better
than this time last month.
A shipper, q haUler aud the watch
men are the only persons now at work
at the Central Glass Works.
About fifty employees of the Thomas
Mear's key and barrel works, across the
river are given employment.
Trade is about the same at Reymann's
brewery. 1t is noted, however, that
the outlook is some brighter.
The Nail City Stamping Company is
busy. Small orders ara coming In, aud
al the plant is being operated.
The iron works Of the three large
stoves in the construction OF the Top
Mil blast furnace is completed.
Fred Gehring, Of the LsBelle mill,
has moved into his fine new frame resi-
dence on Jacob street, South Side.
q rading is being done in front Of the
Wheeling bakery for the new park,
which is to adOrn the surroundings
there.
Kaslev & Son, the East Wheeling
coal dealers, report fifty men, half their
force, at work, with business little i'm
proved.
Engineer John Hill, OF DoHaldsOn's
carriage works, who was injured by an
explosion a few days ago at the works,
is improving.
Luther Irwin, the employe Of the
Riverside iron works, who met with
such a bad accident recently, Is able TO
beabout again.
The coal trade is experiencing a
steady demand. The touch Of GullneSS
is now due principally 10 the closing OF
the lake business.
The mold shop OF the Crystal glass
works has resumed and is running
steadily. 1t has been idle since the
middle Of last August,
Employees of the decorating depart
ment Of toe Ohio Valley China Com
Uany are working overtime. Trade,
otherwise, is the same,
AlliSon's Wheeling wire works is Civ
Jog steady employment to One-halt the
force. Business is not expected much
brighter before next spring.
The Riverside blast furnace will be
blown in next Tuesday. IL has been
idle since last June. About two hun
dred persons are employed.
The Warwick pottery had the largest
day yesterday since last June. 1t is
said that no pottery in the country is
DOING better than tho Warwick.
By a construction train being put 20
work I'm the Pan Handle yards fifty
workmen are given steady employment.
The train will be kept on all winter.
The outlook IS brighter, and trade is
increasing at Redman IL Compa0y'S ma
chine factory. Employees are at work
o q planning mill contract az Mounds
y lie.
VIM. Vail, who for two years has
been employed at the blacksmith shop
of the Lower BenwoOd mill, has re-
RzDed his position. He will so to
Rittsburg to work.
All departments Of the West Vir-
einia Tobacco Company are on in full.
business has been a little slack the last
week, but last month a bigger business
was done than for q long time.
The steel works, the greater part OF
the plate mill and q large part OF the
tab works are now IN operation.
These departments give about thirteen
hundred persons employment.
rho for the new brew
house at Reymann's brewery was com
Dletsd Yesterday. The bricklayers vii
begin work in the morning. The old
brew house is slowly being torn away.