Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

in LaZearVllle proper
Allison's Wheeling Wire Works now
works forty men in ste1dy employment.
Contracts are being entered into from
All over the State Lutz Bros are
having some nice work done al tneiI
laundry by Mr.. Allison.
James Howard. a Panhandle brake
man, while adjusting a Drake 10 inc
wards here q few days ago suffered Sc
we're accident. His finger was caught
between the cars and completely
mashed.
Patrick Feeny, the well-known Pan
Handle conductor, formerly OF this
branch of the road, now OF the Ne"
Cumberland division, was IN town. a
willing guest OF mis- many Irlends' last
week.
A rush Of work caused the employees
AT Redman & Co.'s factory TO work
mart Of some nights last week. THIS Is
Something unusual. The company has
made additions Of new workmen lately
Albert Speidel, well-known glass
man OF the South Side, is home Ior d
time. Fot some time he has been en-
ployed at Huntington. He says the
works down there are on full turn.
Joseph Walker, Of the Bellaire Gas
and Electric Company. had a suit OF
clothes and fine ring stolen last week.
Rows loafng around the mill are sup
posed 10 have committed the THEFT.
The Brotherhood Of Railroad Train
men have moved their headquarters
from the K. of ?. Hall to the waters
building. at the corner Of Twenty SIX
and Chapline streets.
The Wheeling Mould Company mas
taken additional space, and by so DONG
has doubled its capacity Their WORKS
are near the plant Of the West virginia
Tobacco Company.
Flaccus Bros. are making prepare
tions for one Of the best seasons ana
largest trades they have ever enjoyed:
July is their big month, and they Will
be ready for it.
VIM. NJ. Cox & Co. have finished ex-
tensive repairs TO twO-large traction en-
zines for L. Spence & Son, Of Martin, S
Ferry. Cox & Co. are enlarglng their
plant some.
A pood-sized force of men are at
work digging the cellar for the new
brick stru cthre on Sixteenth street. 10
be the property of Mrs. Caroline Juer-
gen. -.
The B. & o. car shops have been
moved from Bellaire to BenwOod juno
ton. 1t is confidently assured that the
Junction will have boom this spring.
The Warwick China Company'S plant
is on in full. Their Worlds Fair ex-
hibit has been shipped and he's arrived
there in good condition.
Jerry Haley, brother Of Daniel Haley'
OF Etnavllle, has returned and gone TO
work in the rolling mill, after an ao-
sence OF twenty years.
John Hayes. the well-Snown mill man
has left the Findlay, O., for time 10
superintend the removal OF an iron mill
from that place.
Casey 81 Son have sixty miners en-
ployed now at steady work in furnish
ing coal for Reymann's brewery ana the
Whitaker mill.
The Fearls Oil Company, OF Sisters
vile. has been chartered with capital
OF $500. 900. Territory is to be devel-
Oped at once.
James Barrett, formerly Of the Top
mill. has accepted and taken the posi-
ton as a boss Of the rolls In the stand
ard mill.
The dance in Peltz's hall, Htnaville,
last week, given by the Standard and
lFtna mill workers, was a grand sue
cess.
A large force Of men have been Sc
cured 10 go to work on the new street
railway across the river, this week.
Fred. Meduger, Of the Wheeling Steel
Works, and David Millhouse, SICK mill
men are much improved.
Sweeney's foundry is being torn away
Where this plant stood will soon be laid
out in building lots.
Russell Jet, of the Tube Works is
able to be out after severe siege OF
typhoid fever.
TIE Wheeling Ice and Storage Com
pany has completed improvements Tor
the present.
A force of $50 men are at work on the
new double track street car system In
Benwood.
All the furnaces of the tube works
are now on in full, and they are making
full time.
VIM. Rogers, the Etnavlle mill man,
is able 10 be about again, after an ILL
ness.
Conductor Neal, of the o. R. R., who
was injured coupling cars, is improving.
HofPman'S tannery is going steadily,
running twelve months in the year,
Quite a number OF iron workers lett
Bellaire last week for Youngstown.
The new lap-weld furnace at the
Riverside mill is we'll under way.
Charles Eifier, a fireman In the Pan
Hapdle yards, has left the city.
The Belalre nail works has contract
ed for a new set OF boilers.
The sheet mill at the Top mill will re-
sumo work tomorrow.
The Belmont mill will go on IN full
aCain next Tuesday.