Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-12

about the run.
Louis Theirs, the we'll known carpen-
ter Of Elm Grove, who fell recently,
s~prainIng his hack and breaking his
/ arm. Is much improved. Mr.. Theirs
was lust starting TO begin the erection
OF a house for himself when the acci-
dent occurred.
Additional Workmeu have been given
employment at the Wheeling wire
works. Trade has been increasing for
the last four weeks, and now is better
than il has been for some time. Work
is being done at WelIsburg.
Every department at McMechen's
preserving works is going in full. 1t
has been necessary to employ additional
workmen. Good orders are coming in
sad large shipments West and South
are being made.
The nail mills at the LaBelle are hav-
Ing a steady run. The ~puddlers, who
have been of for three weeks, will be
given employment again tomorrow.
The greater part Of the plant will then
be on Ia full.
VIM. NJ. Cox, the manufacturer,
while walking down Twenty-iourth
street recently was attacked with heart
failure, and it was thought for a time
he would not recover. He is now about
we'll again.
The narrow escape OF Jas. Teller, of
the Island, the carpenter who got such
a terrible fall at McMechen recently, is
still the talk among his friends. The
injured mechanic is much improved.
The top Of the Belmont furnace,
which is not quite completed, will be
finished tomorrow. A large amount Of
ore is now on hand. No orders have
vet been given TO start the furnace.
The Nail City Stamping Company is
now preparing q new line OF lamps for
1894. The designs are entirely new and
beautiful. The plant is going steadily
and business is on the increase.
About one hundred and fifty Of the
two hundred employees at the Whitta-
ker arc given employment. A steady
run was experienced last week and
good shipments are being made.
The Wheeling Hinge %Company's plant
closed down last Friday for repairs.
The usual amount, about Gne-thtrd OF
the plant, will go on tomorrow. Trade
Is a little brighter with them,
w. p. Donaldson, Of the carriage
mandatory, has gone to New Castle,
Pa, to visit his brother. Mr.. Donald
son is recovering from the results OF
his bad accident.
George Haberfeld, wareroom fore
man at the Wheeling Hinge Works, is
suffering from q badly poisoned hand.
He got some poisonous solution in a
sore on 1t.
All the workmen are employed at
Spears q Riddles machine factory. A
neat iron fence Is being made for Col.
VIM. II. Travis, Of South Chapline
street.
Business Is better now at the Wheel
ing mold and foundry works than for
months. There is o more work on
hand at the factory than there ever was
before.
Kargus B-es., who have the carpen-
ter work for the ST. AlphonsuS Monas-
terry, have begun to lay the joiSts. The
structure will be put under roof this
winter.
All parts Of the lower Benwood mill
are now 10 operation except the steel
works. It will not be over q week till
the newly improved steel works can be
tested.
Milton Parker. q popular steam and
gas filter, Of the Wheeling Steel and
Iron Company's works, is down the
river to-day on a flying business trip.
The railroads are anticipating an IN
creased trade since the starting of the
Riverside blast furnace. Large on
signments Of coke are looked for.
Jno. Hill, engineer at Donaldson's
carriage works, who met with an acct
dent at the factory by an explosion, re-
Gently, is still confined TO his bed.
Edward Schiller, Of the South Side,
who has been employed at the Libby
glass works, OF the Worlds Fair
grounds, has returned home.
William Cox, a brick contractor OF
North Wheeling has secured a contract
at West Liberty where~he has gone to
work with a force Of men.
Business is improving with the
Scbmulbach Brewing Company. Be
fore lol g ii is expected that the full
force wal be put on again.
The Wheeling bakery got three car
loads Of -four from the Northwest o few
DAYS ago. This will only last the
bakery about " weeks.
Michael Owens, of the South Side, is
- g.. D,f,anO Ha MA unopoOar
there Of the LIBBY Glass Works on the
Worlds Fair grounds.
Tha tobacco workers at Bloch Bros,
held an enthusiastic annual meeting a
few days ago. The general business
was transacted.
Business is vgry good with the
Wheeling bakery. A fine new horse
has been purchased TO be used in the
city trade.
Gotleib Branded, OF Gchmulbach's
brewery, u we'll known employe, is home
from q pleasure trip down the river.
Chief Engineer Barth, Of the Mozart
Park incline. is getting the minor de-
tails Of the machinery in order.
Wm. A. Isett, secretary Of the Wheel
ing Pottery Company, is home from 4
trip 10 Chicago and the West.
The outlook at the plant OF Redman
& Co. is better. More work is being
received than last week.
The Joseph Bell Stove & Range Com
pany is now doing as large a business as
il ever done in this city.
Joseph Bell, the veteran manufactur-
er OF this city, is home from a visit 20
Chicago and the West.
EmDloyes Of the LaBelle cooper shop