Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

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/ tory, under his directions. This gen.
/ tleman has been in the pottery business
| twenty-three years beginning when he
was sixteen years Of age. His father
| living In New York City, is the Oldest
hand at the pottery business In America,
Mr.. Carr, of this city, has really been a
/ manager in the pottery business all his
life.
Howard BesWNk, clerk at the w. &
L. Z. freight depot, will soon be on
duty again, after his severe attack OF
typhoid fever. ,
Word comes from S~teubenville that
ali the glass houses are on in full and
enjoying good custom, except the SUM
ner glass house. The Acme glass works,
operated by Gill Bros, has been very
successful in operation for some time.
The furnace at the Jefferson mill, at
Steubenville. has been thrown OUT, and
Is being thoroughly repaired and re,
lined. The remainder Of the mill is on
in full blast.
The Junction Iron and Steel Com
pany, OF MinRo Junction, is making
some very large outputs these times,
and is on in full.
The Riverside b&st furnace, al Steu-
benvil,e, has been in very successful
operation again for the last hour weeks.
IL is thought steady running will be en-
joyed for the greater part OF the sum-
mer.
The glass works Of Samuel George,
situated at WellSburg, are going full
blast. Since the extensive repairs
there, things are moving of very nicely.
WIN. Cox & Co. have finished the re-
pair OF the large traction engines for
| Spence & Son, OF Martins Ferry.
Six more large new freight engines
are expected TO be added TO the force OF
the w. Il l.. Z. soon.
Manufacturer Wm. Cox will 90 TO Sis
/ tersville this week on important bust
ness.
The Home Dressed Beef Company
has built three large tanks, which will
require quite a force OF men to set.
Redman & Company finished their
repairs at the crematory yesterday.
Thomas ProsSer, bookkeeper for Red
/ man Il Company has resigned, and has
accepted a position at the same work in
Martins Ferry.
Warm weather has brought a rush OF
work TO AlliSon's Wheeling wire works.
Before they were busy, but now they
are rushed. Mr.. Allison is securing
contracts from ali over this State.
Never a week passes but some new de-
pArture in manufacture is made at his
works.
Beltz & Fading have the furnishing
OF the offices and the like for the new
Bear building. The finish will be a
hice one. This cost alone will be over
$1,000.
At the city gas works workmen will
finish painting the large tanks this
week.
Making improvements all the time
and going full tilt, is the situation at
the plant of the Wheeling Hinge Com
pany. They have great difficulty in
getting boys.
The Standard and Etna mills are
still in need Of laborerS. They send
men out 10 look up laborers.
Workingmen Of the city are taking
advantage Of securing a home in the
Belvedere addition, on the north side OF
Fourteenth street, near the Central
glass works, and, as result, twelve new
houses are 10 be built there this sum
mer. In price they will range from
So 600 TO 5 5 1000, and many will be the
homes Of industrious workinRmen. In
the line OF home getting, the Home In
vestment Building Association, newly
organized here, is springing rapidly
into favor among the mill men and the
labOring class in general.
Reymsnn's brewery consumes one
thousand bushels Of coal daily. The
company is talking of having gas put in
part Of the brewery. IL this Is done,
the amount Of coal used will be dimin-
ished one-hali.
The improvements at mill No. 5, at
the Whitaker, are still progressing. A
large, new fly wheel is being put in
there.
Factory 90" Of the U. S. Glass Co.,
has all it's three furnaces on in full.
They are very busy there, and il Is said
the company will endeavor TO run a por-
ton Of the mill through the summer
aud not shut down for the hot season.
The Wheeling Tool Works, on Forty
| second street, is doing q rushing bust
ness. There has never been anything
like il before at the works.
1t was payday yesterday at Bloch
Bros.
Yesterday was payday at the Wheel
ing pottery.
Tkouuofd ,bo -orEmap ~ Tho To-
Belle mill yesterday.
Engine No. 3, Of the Riverside Mills,
is out again after being rebuilt.
Master Mechanic Brush, OF the Riv-
erside works, will soon resign, and a
new mechanic from Pittsburg will take
his place.
Alexander Justice, formerly with the
Pan Handle road, has accepted a posi-
ton as night yard master at the River
side.
George Miller, the well known Ben
wood mill man, has been sick now for
several weeks, and his condition does
not improve, neither does he appear to
get any worse. His case is said to be a
very peculiar one.
w. II. Liggett, cashier in the Pan
Handle office here, will resign soon and
take a position with the freight inspec-
ton bureau.
Engineers are surveying in the lower
part OF Benwood for the improvements
st the lower mill.
The Crystal Glass works, Of Bridge
port, will 20 on again in full tomorrow
after 3 weeks closing for the reduction
Of stock.
nl.1 $1,000 Dnllnirn 10 mnkinr