Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-21
TIE MILLS AND FACTORIES.
Industrial News and Notes FROM Ia aud
About the City.


About the City.
VIM. b. McMechen Is home from Chi
cago.
To-day is pay day at the Riverside
Iron Woaks.
Joh Crswford's large building on Six
teenth street is beIpg repaired.
Yesterday was pay day with the
Wheeling Street Railway Company.
FRITZ Newban. collector At Reymann's
brewery, left Yesterday for a visit to
Chicago.
c. L. Blue, OF the Wheeling Mold aud
Foundry Company, is at Pittsburs on
business.
VIM. McKown, OF Redman & Co.'S
factory, who has been sick, is able to
work again.
VIM. Plant and Alexander Thompson,
potters Of the South Side, have gone 70
Findlay 10 work.
Warren Stewart, who had a black
smith shop on Chapllne street, East
End, has quit business.
The superintendent OF the water
works Is putting 10 water plug a.
corner OF South Penn ana Ohio
Island.
The Wheeling Electrical COmpAL
placing polls along Nineteenth str
from EofT to Jacob. The old poles hi
become unfit for use.
Louis Juergens, the Sixteenth stree
baker has got an elegant new bake oven
at his place OF business. IL is among
the finest ovens IN tho city.
The paving Of McColloch street. In
East Wheeling Is about completed. The
force OF men 10 now a. work between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
The puddlers at the LaBelle MILL are
of work again indefinitely. IL is
thought, however, they will go 20 work
again about the middle OF next week.
Francis Cochran, OF the South Side,
well known sheet heater, has accepted
position iu one OF the big mills OF
Cincinnati, and will 90 TO work there
soon.
The kiln hands at the Warwick pot
terry went TO work sgaio yesterday after
An idleness since last Saturday. The
whole plant will 20 10 full again next
Monday.
Edward Plkhford, Well-known
sheet heater, Of East Wheeling, will 90
10 Coylngton, KY. in a few days. He
has accepted position 10 big iron
mill there.
Additional workmen are being given
employment a. Reymann's new build
ing being erected at tie brewery. In
about a week The foundation will be
completed.
Superintendent BeatSy, OF the Tlfin.
o., factory Of the United States Glass
Company, says everything Is favorable
for the starting Of tue factory snd that
applications are plentiful.
The socket department At the tube
works, which has been running steadily
for some time, will not run steadily In
definitely. The emplcyes will make
about three days q week.
A force OF men started yesterday 70
lay the bricks on tho pavement on
Eighteenth street, adjoining Wood.
This Is the portion Of the city where
the sewer was recently relaId.
The last pig iron made at the Bel
mont blast furuace was shipped yester-
day. There Is now not pound Of pig
iron about the plA1t. Ore 10 large
onantlties is being received, but orders
for the start Of the furnace have not
yet been given.
Metal and ore is being received at the
Lower Ben wood mill In large quantities..
IL is not known bog much oil these
materials will oe brought as already
good supply is 90 hand and large con-
slgbmept will DO received to-day. The
worknen regard this as good sign Of
a steady run.
CONCERNING Mr. Bsggaley's statement
of the number Of men employed az FAC
tory K. President Smith, OF the Nork-
ers said: THE glassIorkers are not de-
ceived. They know that six men are
never employed on one shop. On tne
very heaviest special ware only hye
are engaged. and the usual shop con-
sists Of three men"
Preddsnt Morgan. Of the river d.
visIon OF the United Mine Workers,
saw. that the report that most OF toe
mines are working at the reduction 10
not true. HI know Of 90 mine 10 the
6rst or second pool working below the
3-csnt so far except Walton's, Calamity
and the Rock Run eollleries. eannot
cav however. what the other miners
viii do. though. II they cannot inoaee
those working under scale rates 10 come
out"
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