Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

repaired. This entire season the plant
has been unusually busy. Large orders
are ahead and the workmen are making
overtime.
A good sized force Of workmen are
given steady employment at the Hugus
stone quarry, near Elm Grove. These
stone are being quarried for the new
county bridge at Roney's Point. Quite
a number Of masons are at work al the
bridge.
One-third Of the works of the Wheel
ing Hinge Company has again resumed,
giving steady work to fifty persons.
This plant has been closed down for
seven weeks. 1t Is expected that the
remainder Of the works will resume
soon.
The Monongah Coal and Coke COM
panY, represented In this city, report
their business in all departments very
good. The gain in the coke trade
the last week has been particularly
marked.
Thos. R. Jackson, the contractor
having charge % the extensive stone
quarry near the Whitaker mill, has
good force OF men at work. Some yer 7
foe building stone are being quarried'
Arrange ments are being made at the
Manchester sld Whitaker mines TO
put on an additional force of miners
soon. At present one-iourth the miners
are given steady work. -
Chas. w. Frauzheim, Of the Wheeling
pottery, is at Washington, d. c. He Is
one Of the United States potterS before
the Ways and Means Committee. he
will return tomorrow.
Big improvements are to be made at
Reymann's brewery. A new brew
house, costing $4,000, is to be built
right away. The new pitching house
is about completed.
Joshua Elliott, night Z. & o. yard
master, and john A. Garvey, the popu-
lar engineer OF the Blue Line, will 90
this week to see the sights at the
Worlds Fair.
One furnace is now running steadily
at the Central Glass Works. Though
IL is not yet definitely decided, it is
known that more Of the plant will re-
sumo soon.
Chief Engineer o. P. Miller, OF the
city electric light plant, is seeing the
sights at the Big Fair. He writes back
that be could no, see it all in six
months.
At the machine shops OF Spears &
Riddle every workman is given steady
employment. The managers state that
their plant has had steady run right
along.
The decorating department of the
Warwick pottery is going in full. More
of the employees in other departments
were put TO work again last week.
The full force of workmen are getting
IN full time at the plant Of the West
Virginia Tobacco Company. Trade Is
brisk and q steady run is assured.
Hoffmann's tannery, employing five
hundred persons, has again started up
in full. This plant has not been running
steadily for six weeks.
There is little change at the Wheeling
Corrugating works from week ago.
About one-fourth the workmen are
steady employment.
John w. Beltz, Jr., John Teufel and
Robert Fisher, of Beltz IL Flading's
planning mill, took in the Pittsburg Elk
position last week.
Large consignments OF stone and
brick from Ohio are being delivered in
this city these days over the W., Is. d
T. railroad.
The plant Of Caldwell 81 Peterson is
going steadily. Things are reported
bright aud tle firm looks for good fall
ind.
When the new furnace at the Top
Mil is completed the capacity OF the
mill will be increased nearly sixty per
cent.
The Wheeling Lime aud Cement Com
pany now has its three large kilns ia
operation. This concern is going in
full
Every department at Reymsnn's
brewery is going in full. Unusually
large shipments were made last week.
Wm. Huck, a former South Side
Qlassworker, now Of Gas City, Ind, is
again calling on his friends in this city.
The La Belle mill had a good run last
week, except the nail department.
which will resume in full tomorrow.
The Cox boiler works are making
good time. A force Of workmen Is en-
gagged at the new Masonic temple.
The planning mill OF Beltz & Flading
IS going 10 full. The contracts on hand
are very rapidly being completed.
Hallock Bros. have a number OF
workmen Engaged In building large
retaining wall out CaldwelI's run.
James SHELTON, of New Cumberland,
is guest Of accommodating Richard
VIM, the South Side potter.
The works of Redman & Company
are busy on job and repair work. All
the workmen are employed.
F.A. Jackson, bookkeeper at Geo. X.
McMechen's, left for a visit to the
Worlds Fair yesterday.
uEyery department at the works of
the Wheeling Ice and Storage Company
is going at its capacity.
Prominent manufacturers are looking
at different sites in the city, intending TO
start q brass foundry.
John n. Ryan, clerk for P. Fl. d.
Willis, is seeing the sights at the
Worlds Fair.
The roof of the new factory. at the
Riverside nail factory, will be painted
this week.
Little has been done the last week at
the repairs az the Belmont blast fur
mace.
Coal dealers report trade as having
gained wonderfully within the last
week.
The wheeling Boiler Works OF Morri-
son & Chew are going in every depart