Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

MGIbll EcAl ,
Some of the coal companies OF this
State are about TO pass rule to sus-
pend unmarried men from their employ
temporarily. AS q result Of this, IN
some sections as high as eight marriages
have come of In one day.
Coal trade in the eityis booming. 1t
Is better now than this time last year
Nearly every coal merchant in the city
is behind with orders. The price is
very reasonable, which Is a very en-
eouraging feature.
In the rounds OF the factories 1t IS a
noticeable fact that comparatively few
OF the wOrkmen who had planned enjoy
ing the Worlds Fair will 90 at all. The
hard times prevented the fulhlment Of
the hope.
The packing house of F. Sehenk &
Sons, AZ Fulton, has not bean running
with the full force for some time.
Preparations are being made to put the
forty employees laid of to work again
soon.
Business Is slack at Morrison CheW's
Wheeling BOXER Works. All the work
being done Is the removing Of a big
tank from Schmulbaeh's brewery TO
Schsnk's pork packing house at Fulton
Albert Madden, Of the South Side,
has gone for visit to East Liverpool,
D., friends. He is q we'll known potter,
and will soon 60 to Trenton, n. j.,
where he has accepted position.
The business rush still continues at
McMechen's preserving works. Good
orders are coming in, and overtime Is
being made by the employees, every one
Of whom is given employment.
1t is very much feared that the pud-
dlers Of the lower Benwood mill will
not have long run II metal is not sent
to the plant soon. A run OF not longer
than a week can be expected.
TheLaBelle pottery, after nine weeks
! idleness, will go on in full, employing
I two hundred and fifty persons. The
I Wheeling pottery closed down In nearly
all departments Yesterday.
The nailieeders at the Laughlin mill
refused to accept reduction few days
! ago and a short strike resulted. The
! differences have been settled and the
[ men are again al work.
w. II. Redman, OF Redman & Com
/ pany's machine shops, is unwell. BE
will start on next Tuesday for Winches-
| ter, Va, 10 spend two weeks recupera-
/ ting ia the mountains.
Peter Ennis, Of Twenty-fiith street,
I the well-known machinist, Of this city,
who fell through bridge forty feet st
| Brilliant, o., few days ago, is now
able 10 be about
| The Cox boiler works are going stead
I ilv. The contract at LOndonvIIle, this
\ State, is finished. A good contract for
repair work at New Freepost, o., will
soon be begun.
Tweuty-f.ss men ut Reymann's brew
cry are at work laying the foundation
\ for the elegant new brew house 20 be
built. Business at the brewery is keep
ing up fair.
Trade is very brisk at the Wheeling
| bakery. All the delivery wagons in
the city trade are dtted up with their
handsome new white signs.
The sheet department st the Top mill
\ Is going and the workmen are making
good time. The nail mill is being run
as orders justify.
Joseph Bell, OF the Bell Stove and
Range COMPANY, is at Muncie. Ind,
experimenting the working OF the
company's plant.
The steel works at the Riverside
closed down again Yesterday temporar-
ly. The plate mill 10 full will so on to-
morrow.
A. d. Seamon, president OF the Buck
eve Glass C"vS any Of Martins Ferry,
is seeing the sights at the Worlds
Fair.
Wilson & Chapman, who had the con-
tract for the Kirbach block on Market
street. finished their contract yeSter1
day.
The 5dlers at the La Belle mill
made foul days last week. A steady
run In this department is anticipated.
Contrary to expectation the Bellaire
steel plant did not start last week. 1t
will resume tomorrow morning.
The Crystal Glass Company, of Bridge
port, will start its plant again to-mor-
row at a25 per cent. reduction.
Business is some better at AIlison's
Wheeling Wire Works. Small orders
are coming In encourageIngly.
John Connors, msnager OF the Wheel
ing Ice and Storage Company, is home
from the Columbian Fair.
Trade is the saae with Caldwell &c
Peterson. The wrks are going stead
lily, but business is Slack.
No encouraging words come from
the Wheeling Huge Company. Not
a half Of the plan Is on.
The plate mill e the Belmont is run
ming. No orders have yet been given
for the furnace q start.
The pudding apartment at the low
er Benwood mill shut down yesterday
till next Tuesday
All the big ma'hines at the LaBelle
nail factory are naking ten-penny nails,
the largest size.
The planning nh OF Beltz & Flading
is going steadily There is no change
from last week.
Manager MitClell, OF the roasting de-
Uartment at B1r Bros. is seeing the
Worlds Fair.
Charles Ulle1 lineuan at the city
electric light ant, is guest At the
Worlds Fair.
Secretary A. Meader, or the Ohio
Valley China C'mpany, is home from a
trip West.
The Warwou Tool Company is going
full. Businesis very brisk with the
company.
, All the employees at the machine
, shops OF Speat " Riddle ars given en-
= ployment.