Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10

It seems probable that the old Bell
| aire window glass works will be put in
! operation soon. Prospects Indicate that
| this will have " more glass houses ia
| operation before spring, which Will
mean a great deal 70 Industrial Bell
aire.
Rollers, Anderson and Mcdonald, Of
| Pittsburg, who, with partial crews from
the same city, have been working at
! the Etna-Standard for ONE time, will
leave tomorrow for their former home
10 work In the MOorehead mill.
Peter Guisen, millwrlght at the Htna-
/ Standard, has resigned his position, and
has accepted 8 similar Ons at Lexing-
Z ton, Ky, Before leaving his friends
among the mill men presented him with
an elegant goid-headed cane.
All the industrial concernso OF Bellaire
were in operation again last week. This
made business more brisk and q more
encouraging feeling prevailed. The
outlook for this week is equally as
bright.
The new Sinclair store and dwelling
90 FOrty-sixth and jacob street is about
complete. 4 similar structure owned
by Dr.. Pipes, at Thirty-sixth and jacob
streets, will soon be ready for occu-
pancy.
The new lapp weld furnace at the
| Riverside tube works will be started to-
morrow morning. 1t will employ fifty
persons. II is thought the old lapp
well furnace will have to be abandoned.
The break Of the big engine at the
| LaBelle nail factory was repaired yes
terday. The factory will 60 on in full
again tomorrow. When the pudding
/ department will resume is indefinite.
The Elson glass works OF Martins
Ferry, are again going in all depart
ments. The run last week was a good
/ steady one. Nearly three hundred per
sons are given employment.
Contractor I. X. McCue reports trade
good. He is rapidly finishing the fine
new NJ. Z. Church, aud is erecting an
+ excellent frame residence OF SIX rooms
on Wabash street, Island.
Trade is not quite so active as a week
ago with the Jos. Bell Stove and Range
( Company. Large Consignmeuts or
stoves were received from the Muncie,
Ind, plant, however.
Forty employees of the Wheeling Pot
terry Company were discharged last
week. The old pottery being closed
and no places in tue new one for them
made this necessary,
The great elevator at the iHtna-
| Standard has been so improved with
patent catches that accidents are much
less liable. Over ] 1000 worth Of work
has been done 10 il.
b. b. McMechen's fine new resideuc9
in Glandale will be ready for occupancy
this month. It is considered the finest
/ structure in the town. y. L. NcMechen
had the contract.
The Mears keg and barrel works
across the river have resumed after %
weeks idlenesS. The new plant al
| GAINESVILLE. employing twenty-one men,
is on in full.
Wood RroS. report business better at
| their planning mill. Good contracts are
/ being figured on. Thos. Mobiles fine
new residence a. McMechen, is about
completed.
The project to start a new fins glass
( works so Bellaire Is meeting with en-
c-ouragement. The projectors expect
TO have things in readiness TO organize
this week.
Peter Wagner, a ~weli-knOwn mill
man OF Martins Ferry, has moved 70
! Chicago. where be will reside. He has
accepted q position in g mill there.
WI Snyder, o iNew York, travelling
auditor Of the L. S. Express Company,
was here on business Yesterday. He
left later in the day for Pittsburgh.
Wilson & Chapman have their plan
/ irg mill in full operation. The con-
/ tract the firm has Of the new G.atz hall,
in Bridgeport, is acout completed.
Union 337, Coal Mines, Of Bellaire,
have formed a Mutual Sick and Acct
/ dent Association. Other miners mn
ions are talking Of doing likewise.
The Boggs' Run Mining Company will
soon begin the erection or a large coal
chute midway between the two mines,
TO be used on the retail trade.
McMechen'S preserving works ere OF
I'm full. A carload OF goods were
shipped west yesterday. Good orders
are being received.
The Wheeling Bakery did a big bust
ness last week. The largest trade in
the history Of the plant is anticipated
for the holidays.
Spears Axle Works are again on in
all departments. Ii has been several
moaths since the works were going In
all departments.
Miller Bros, Of tho Forty-hird street
tool works, report trade brisk. IL is
/ necessary 10 make overtime TO keep up
with tho work.
The Warwood Tool Company reports
q good trade. A bad breakdown a few
days ago DELAYED operations consider
ably.
The iron works at Brilliant, o., are
having a steady run. All wage differ
eacss have been settled satisfactorily.
Redman & Co. report business better.
/ Trade is looking up ana It can be seen
by the increased industry at the plant.
WorKmen are engaged ia from, of the
Fsuo-StanGard mill Office grading for
a porch which is 20 adorn thinSs there.
Work is short az the Warwick pot
terv. This is the short season, but the
pottery is doing better than most plants.
James Sullivan and William Connolly,
South Siiers, will leave tomorrow for
Trenton, \. j., where they will work.
AIarge shipment of IRON by steamer
for down RIVER points, Vas made from
the Etna-Standard q few days ago.
B~r,cklayers are employed on the third
story OF ST. AlphonSuS monastery. Bad
weather has caused much delay.
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