Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03

brisker than Cor years. Coke is also
cheaper than for several years. Out OF
seventy miners, this firm has twenty
five at work.
Trade is not so good as a week ago at
the Corrugating works. There are not
as many workmen employed and the
outlook is not so bright.
McMecheu's preserving works are
going 10 full. Good orders are coming
10 and large shipments are being made.
WIN. B. McMechen is home from a
trip West.
The Hinge works closed down last
Wednesday, but will resume tomorrow.
Trade is about the same.
Superintendent S. NJ. Darrah, Of the
city gas works, reports things moving
of smoothly. He states that there are
a multiplicity Of applications for work.
Mr.. Beltz, Of the Beltz & FladinR
planning mill, reported q steady trade.
The new residence in North Wheeling
being erected by them, is about I'm
ished.
Business is better at the Wheeling
Boiler Works. Six large tanks are
under construction, and the contract is
received for a twenty horse power
boiler. Inquiries for work are brick,
and there is enough now on hand to
keep the full force busy all this month.
A force Of men finished 4 contract at
MOundsville a few days ago.
Trade is increasing with the Wheel
ing Mold and Foundry Company.
Business is good and the full force is
at work, at the Red Letter" tobacco
WORKS.
The wire works and Redman & Co.'S
factories have little change this week.
Cox Il Co.'S boiler works are on in
full. A force OF wOrkmen will be put
to work tomorrow on the repair OF the
boilers OF the Bridgeport Touring mills.
At the Bellaire Steel WorEs-The
steel works Will 90 on tomorrow, after
a weeks idleuess. The furnace is on
in full. The plate mill is on in full.
The BeUaire Bottle Works are on in
all departments.
The Riverside Steel Works have
closed down FOR a week. Two mills, 3
aue C, of the plate mill, ale running.
The furnace is going in full. About $50
out OF employees are at work in the tube
works. The outlook is not so bright.
b. +. Perkins, the South Side con-
tractor, has finished one OF his most
successful seasons work. He has fin
ished the Savage block buildings last
week. He also constructed the Egerter
and Peabody buildings. He is figuring
on good contracts for the spring.
1t is indefinite when the La Belle
puddlers will resume. There is moth
ing encourgaging ia the outlook.
Miss Mary Zimmerman, stenographer
Of the Warwick pottery, is of duty,
quite sick OF the grippe.
NJ. NJ. Cecil, travelling alesman Of the
Warwick pottery, is home from an east
ern trip.
j.. c.. Scott, western salesman OF the
Warwick Pottery Company, has gone
20 his home in Iowa TO spend the holt
days.
The granite department at the La
Belle pottery is on again. Employees Of
the Wheeling pottery are securing work
at the new factory. MOuldS have been
moved from the Wheeling to the La
Belle pottery.
The planning mills of Halliday and
Son and Wood Bros, are soing stead
lily.
The Warwood Tool Company is hav-
ing its usual booming trade.
The West Virginia Stencil and Steel
Works report a good trade.
Yesterday was pay day at Spears
Axle Works. The employees are work
ing single turn.
Things remain unchanged at the
Belmont. Complications have arisen
which make IL impossible 20 get the
furnace blown in this week.
The Nail City Stamping Company had
a good trade last week. Orders are not
particularly large, but are coming In
en~couraginglv. The firm has not made
any shipments by river since the rise.
Materials are being received for the
new Iehr, and the work will be begun
next week.
Yesterday was pay day at the War
wick Pottery. The plant is on in full
again. This month is starting of well,
and good orders are being received.
Caldwell q Peterson report trade
more active. This firm had the con-
tract OF fitting up the Offices OF the
Etua-Standard, az Etnayiile. This
work is about completed. The finest
steel s|teucIied and engraved ceilings
were placed, making the offices beauties.
The Centre foundry is having a better
run than for several weeks. Trade is
increasing, and the outlook is reported
much brighter.
The Wheeling Bakery is having its
usual steady trade. Last week was a
particularly brisk one by reason of
Thanksgiving.
UUGHLAN'S WIFE no. 1.
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