Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LATEST NEWS hON WHEELING AND FOR
EIsA INDUSTRIES
Sais Of Trade and Eogress Of IndusirY-Busi-
n'a Looking lp- Notes About the
nj Men.

NiOu rOTelgn 1lelaS: Some or the
7 ttsburg puddleis are working for
> 90 cents a ton on the cooperative
pan. Large wooden mills in COnnecti-
cut are resuming. Three thousand
pIaters are locked out in the city Of
Chicago Witain the last few days the
volume Of business in the plate glass
Industry about Pittsburg has Increased
90 per cent SIX Of the leading steel
casting companhs Of the country have
formed combination, with capital OF
S4,2OO,O0O Apollo pa. mill men are
sui striking. Oh Of the largest coal
neids In the Stae OF Ohio Is being
opened at East PasStine.
At the Etna-Stmdard: Nine OF the
budding furnaces re making full time.
fhe coal miners areall az work. The
mill management npOrts trade about
the sime. Mills 1 and are of by rea-
son o break az thesngine, and mill s
Is alSt just on after a break. Jobbng
mill is on again, il having been idle
for lie last three week, owing 20 Ia
Dor sompl catiOn, whid has been set
tied a q manner Satisfactory 70 all.
Machinery for the newtin-plats plant
is arriving, but it will be about ninety
days Rt before any is made at the
works,
Lastweek with the striking potters
OF the city brought the INST encOurag-
ing news OF any week during the exist
ence Of the strike. Word came from
East Liverpool that the manufacturers
have given up the idea Of running their
plants aon-uniOn. News cmeS from
Baltimore that two OF the largest pot
teries there have resumed a the old
price The potters OF Wheeling hold
unor'ken ranks and are sure Oiwinning
the strike, while the manGements
claimthey are just as firm.
Twtof the printers OF the Ia Belle
potter have gone TO work againat the
wiSheSot the strikers. They went in
az REDUCTION. Some OF the Oth6 dec
oratorshave Joined the strikers, and it
makes impossible under the present
conditions for the company to accom-
plish mUh The printers are at work
on the iApCrted ware. The manage
ment stses that the company is lot
thinking 4 making any new Overtules
70 the emdOyes
MaSOnsir az work on the repairs at
the First Christian church, nOtwith-
standing be strike. The contractors
pay them thirty cents an hour and the
church building committee pays them
ten cents "A hour, making what they
have demanded. This makes 10 go that
concession does not follow on either
side.
Joseph Bel. OF the Joseph Bel Stove
and Range company, a man who is \
veteran in il1ustrial WheelingS affairs,
ttates that he thinks business generally
Is greatly improved. The plant at
Muncie, Inc, IS on in full, and car
load of stove from there was received
ye'terday.
TIE entire Belmont mill is now on,
ant 10 gives employment 10 about 400
peBOns. Thefurnace has been started
anc it works ,xcellently By the i'm
proyementS IS output has been in
creased 40 percent The factory and
nailmiiis are o, and they are having a
goOdrun.
Tn United Nine Workers OF Amer
lea, III convensiN at Columbus, Ohio,
last week agreedtO strike for higher
scale. They vii go out on the 9lst OF
this month. tbs will throw about
900, 0OC men IDLE AID promises to be the
creates strike tbs country has ever
known.
Contractor MCKEE, Of the Island, IS
Flushing work on he NJ. K. Church, in
Beuwood Improvements az the resi-
denct OF Dr. Best OF the Island, are
a
residence of RObeu wilkins, OF ST.
Clairsville,will be begun in few days.
Wood Bos. repored a good trade.
The work )n the buildings at Wheel
Ing and Mozart parks is rapidly being
executed. Louis Tiers, of Martins
Ferry, Is living a house built on the
Island. TIL Feinler Building at Bridge
Place has ben completed.
The BeIldre coal mines are being
greatly imprved. The entrance is be-
ing made 6G enough 20 admit the
dinkey that ne coal my be hauled
from the nhe. At the entrance is to
be great ht to give ali aud 10 clear
away the SuOSe.
The tank ottlo works 10 be started
below Bellaih W7ll be a sure 20 accord
ing 70 report, Fruit jars and bottles
are 20 be mad. The biOweiS who have
. snare in IT, proposed works do not
see why their Investment viii not prove
paying one.
Last week, owing 20 the strike 10 the
ConlellSviIle (h.) regions, tle output
OF coke fell o. 1000 tons. IL now
seems that the srike, which has cost
about twenty lies already, is nearing
an end, though 10 foreigners are still
rioting.
The name OF thtWheeling Lime ana
Cement works, utCaldwe.l's Run, has
been changed 20 thu OF the GlobN Lime
and Cement works. The works are now
on in full. Charles Z. Castings, q EEL
laire, isnow the Ownr of the WORKS.
Fortyoi the heads Of families from
the FRS ward, mos Of them being
mill met, have decided 80 90 with their
families 30 some place % found a colony.
They hare sent some II their number
20 Virginia 70 lookup suitable place
for a colony.
Some OF the pots st the Crystal glass
works are 20 be repaired soon. Stock is
rapidly aCcumm ulatng aud IL may oe
that the plant will nave 10 shut down
before time for the uual summer shat
down. Collections With the firm are
fair.
Mary OF the compares which moved
glass factories 10 this OcalitV to boon
towns and the gas feds are having
trouble in getting theirbOnuses. They
sigh for Whesllng's idustrial fields
again.
Tie works OF the En- Grove Coal