Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19

A portion OF the Riverside Mill will
20 on duty tomorrow, and the remain
der i'm about week later. NOtwith-
standing the bad weather OF lost week,
the improvements have progressed well,
and already fire has been put in the
new soaking pits. JIG is feature to be
noted at the Riverside, particularly,
how the mon are devoted 10, their work
aud like treir positions in every way.
An employ stated, that he had worked
in nearly an the large mills OF this sec
tion of the country, but found none that
suited him quite so well as the River
side.
Railroad men, on the fourth division
OF the Baltimore & Ohio, are much
pleased over the fine grade Of engines
that portion of the road Is securing.
IL Is the ambition now of every engi-
neer and fireman 90 get one Of the large
"Ffve-huudredS.' as they are called.
There are now nine Of these huge en-
gines on the fourth division OF the Bal
timOre & Ohio.
The South Side tool works, at Wood
aBd Forty-secoud streets, has resumed
operations. For over one year this plant
has been idle A Bradford, Pa, con-
Germ has bought the works and pus
quite a number of hands 20 work. This
bradford company Is one OF the oldest
and most pros ferrous OF BradfOrd'S once
many prosperous concerns.
J.. McMechen, Of McMechan, has les
contracts for several new residences
there 10 the spring. AT Benwood June
tion, too, 5000, 600 will be expended by
the Baltimore and Ohio, and operations
will be begun soon. Az the Junction
200 additional hands will be employed
when the railroad shops are moved
there.
Workingmen are still contributing
very literally for the relief OF the work
men rendered idle by the Homestead
strike The LAST contribution sent TO
President Garlend, of the Amalgamated
Association, was 500. which was coll
lection from the Laughly and Junction
Steel Company.
Big Improvements are 20 be mad5 at
Chambers coal works, at Elm Grove,
Just as soon as the weather shall per-
NIT. The mine is 70 be thoroughly
renovated and repaired. New inclines
will be built and improvements made to
foot $4,000, or over
Operations are being rapidly pushed
forward SO Woods new planning mill.
The mill, when completed, will be one
OF the finest equipped in this part Of the
country. Patent arrangements will be
used for the carrying from the building
the saw-dUSt.
Joseph Enes, OF MingO, aud Andy
ID.
charge, as heaters, of TWO OF the new
soaking pits, az the Riverside Mill,
when the new Improvements snail be
completed Both are well known skill
ed workmen.
Eugene Novel;, yardmaSter formerly
al the Riverside steel works. has not
vet fully decided 20 accept his position
AZ Chicago. Some say the popular mill
man is waiting a short time that be may
take with him bride.
The new power house Of the street
car company is nearly completed in its
outside structure. The finest machinery
on the market will be set up there,
making its plant by far the finest Of its
kind in the State.
Jack Garrison. Of Benwood Junction.
who for twelve years has been running
a local engine on the Fourth division OF
the Baltimore and Ohio, has accepted
and begun work on q Moundsyille yard
engine.
REPRESENTATIVES from all the lumber
concerns Of the city attended the an
uual meeting OF lumbermen at Lima,
O., last week. The meeting was very
largely attended.
Last Friday evening the Railway