Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31
MILL AND FACTORY
STATE OF TRADE AND PROGRESS On
DUSTRY.
News fron Nsighboring Labor Fs-ilis
from tbs Coatraenrs-No!es About WorkHsn
and Eaaag'rs-Psraoaa9 SossiP IN

Dairs a. the Warwick pottery anu at
Sistersvire are completed. The nrm
basa large contract for the Groves Ele-
Vator Company, OF Rochester, n. u
The Cox boiler works completed the
building Of the tank on the new ware
house az Bloch Bros. tobacco factory
Yesterday. The tank was built on TOD
Of the tower by elevating 1t piece oy
piece.
Redman & Company, at their ma
chine works, report trade a Little duiIer
tban last week. The firm looks Tor a
much liveller business next month.
W. &. Allison. Of Alhson's Wheeling
v,ire works. said that business IN his
X Ilne was duller than q week ago. The
firm Is invoicing and getting ready Tor
next years trade.
John r. Rsdman, Of Redman Bros,
Clarksburg, is spending the holidays at
his parents home on Fifteenth street
He is a son Of Il. n. Redman, the ma
chinist.
Edward Allison, OF the wire works,
ran a piece OF wire into his finger lew
DAYS ago, and he is suffering from a
verv sore hand. The wire caused pol
soping and the workman is laid up as
result.
The RED Letter" tobacco works are
IN IN full. A carload OF stems 20 be
used for fertilizing, was shipped yeSter-
day.
The West Virginia Tobacco company
Drssented each division Of the fire de-
partment in the city With a ten pound
package OF "Red Letter" tobacco Few
davs ego. This kindness won the
hearty good will OF the fremeD.
William Adams, OF the wheeling
Mold and Foundry Company, VINO has
been sick, is able to work again.
The Wheeling Mold and Foundry
Company report busy trade. The
full force Of workmen had about all
they could do last week.
Hall & Beckett, at their East End
wagon works, report last week to have
been dull one. The firm is building q
handsome coal wagon for Il. Z.
Wheaton.
1--WE have plenty OF work to do, but
We can't get at it," said Mr.. Chew, OF
Morrison & CheW's Wheeling Bailer
Works. The firm has force out max
ing repairs 70 boilers. -Four tanks for
q Chicago firm are contracted for. The
workmen are right busy on sheet iron
work, and the managers have better
feeling than last week. Business with
them has q larger volume now than
this time last year, but prices having
gene down makes big difference.
A we'll known roller in one OF the
South Side mills Is soon to marry an
estimabls South Side lady. He is re-
ceiVing congratulations already.
]. H. Riddle, one OF the irm Of Spears
& Riddle, Of the machine shop, stated
to a REGISTER reporter that trade was
about the same. The full force OF work
men is employed.
\ The condition Of business with the
Wheeling corrug3ting works remains
about the same. Nearly one-halt Of the
wofskmen are employed. The large new
shed, being erected, is about completed
and Isl being rooted. The Office, with
ihe n4w addition, is being painted, and
make Ia handsome showing. The front
d the ONCE building is neatly lettered.
Job b Beltz, Jr.. OF the planning mill
arm al Beltz Il Fading, reported bust
ness stationary. Dr. Mason's fine new
residence az LeatherwoOd, and ii. S.
BarrickslOw's at Cadiz, O., are being
finished BY the firm.
Things are moving OF satisfs torlIy
~ the City Gas Works. Large ship
menta Of coke for Chicago are being
made,
Shipments OF coal contributed by
Henry Floersheim, the coal king OF Fin
leyyi le, Pa, ere arriving in the city to
benefit tss poor. Several car loads have
= already arrived.
K. NJ. Smith, coal weighmau az the
city gas works scales, who has been
sick, will be on duty in another week.
Tbs management OF the Wheeling
Hinge Company sees no better outlook
for Trade. Business is as dull as ever,
and shout one-half the works is kept in
operation.
Miss Mary Eichenberg and Miss Lola
May, popular employees OF the Hinge
works vii spend New Years visiting
At Darlington, o., among friends.
MqMecben's pre- erving works are
lnut down 0y reason OK stock taking
Next Tuesday 10 hing the works will
De Started In full again. Orders are
coming 10 right along. and the firm
Goes not see why the coming run will
Dot &c a steady one. No rush TO trade
s anticipated, however. The engines
have een oyerhaUled and the furnaces
are gfIns rebuilt About the tenth Of
nexFmonth the annual meeting of the
dire ctors will take place. No changes
will be made.
h9rry Kasley, the East Wheeling
coal merchant, who has underwent
serge Of typhoid fever, is rapidly re-
eruiking.
rhsley & Son, the coal merchants, re-
pOr things duller than last week. IL
is etlcipated that this week wilt see a
nWer trade. Thirty miners are now
81 employment
Pc galvanizing department at the
Walker iron works is on in full.
b. GRIN, Of Reymann's brewery, is
from a business trip TO Piedmont.
ade IS reported very good at the
lann brewery.
the laborers on night turn at the
side blast furnace, except four.
been laid of.
steel works and the furnace Of
dlaire steel works had a steady
st week
lex Conley, Pittsbnrg mill man.
turned home, after a visit 20 mis-
yress Of improvement: An the
fork has arrived for the new brew
at Reymann's brewery. The
ayers will 20 70 work soon on the
tory of the structure. Co,tr,,,.