Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
INDUSTRIAL WHEELING.
GLElNINGS FROM LABORS FIELD IN THIS
CITY AND VICINITY.
Results o. Visits to the Mills and Facorias-For-
Ugn Labor No.as-Pars'aa-s Aooa'
M.u Men.


Reymann brewery is being rapidly M
ished. The Wheeling Corrugatng
works has about completed putting 10
several additional machines. lt was
necessary 90 put on a large additional
force of girls at McMechen's preserving
works fast week. The works ara now
on as FUN as the plants capacity will
permit About the same amount OF the
Hinge works are on as was reported last
week. Forces are 20 be reduced az the
City Gas works. The planning mill OF
John w. Belt & Son Company is 10
steady operation. The West Virginia
Tobacco Company are not on 10 IulL
but the greater number or the en-
ployes find steady employment The
C.eary Electrical Company reported
progress. The new carpet factory 10
the Wheeling Boiler works building are
now in successful operation. Iha COX
boiler works had o good run last week.
Redman e. Company reported business
looking up. The Wheeling Bakery is
having an increased trade. PollacA S
cigar factory closed down again yester-
day for couple OF weeks. Eighty men
are employed there. The Nail CRY
stamping works are going with about
one hundred men employed. Inc dec
Grating department at the warwick
pottery is nearly on in luL Inc Don
aldson carriage works are going az tnelr
capacity. Yesterday the employees OF
Bloch's tobacco works aud those OF lne
Wheeling steel works were paid. Inc
miners Of the BOygs Run Mining Com
paRy are now making about half time.
Foreign Labor Notes: Huntington
glass works have resumed with 800
w0rkmen. Po'anders la East Chicago
mills have resisted a cut, and have gone
on a strike Gira-d, o., iron furnace
has resumed. Three thousand coal
miners in the neighOOrho0d OF Masil-
Ion. are idle because OF labor compllcs-
tions. Pittsburg rolling men are being
started. Akron, o., tool works and
reaper manulactorv have been started
again. Nearly all the rolling mills OF
Birraingham, Ala, are now In opera
ton. Twenty-Five hundred idle men 40
Allentown. Pa, went 90 work last week.
Encouraging reports come from the
Connellsvi.e coke regions this week.
Sherrodsville, o., miners decided 10
stay until they are paid 90 3 cents ton
FOR mining. The PiQua, o., rolling mill
has closed down FOR an indefinite per
iod. Bv cave-ins in three of the mines
OF Eastern PENNSYLVANIA tWenty-tour
coal miners have been buried recently.
The McKeesport, Pa, pipe mill Is US
ing steel 90 make pipes. Youngstown,
o. is now regarded as the center or the
puddling industry. The coal trade over
the country is reported mach improved
over last week.
Preparations are at last being made
90 start she Bridgeport bottle WORKS
after an idleness since last summer.
For some time, as the BE6ISrgE has
stated, the management has been Try
ing 90 make arrangements So that tue
works could be started again. The
compaDv has now offered the blowers
and apprentices the privilege OF going
90 work IL they will agree 90 work Tor
q certain amount on an average
$40 a week for market money, and the
balance 90 be paid them when the ware
is sold in sufficient quantities. a mum
her OF workmen are favorable 90 the
p-0posed plan and are willing 90 go 10
work al once. In accordance with this
nominations are being made 90 start
the works in part on OK about the mid
die of this month.
Many predicted little over week
ogo when the Ia Belle mill shut down
because of the breaking OF o part OF the
,.,.btrerv that rhe stoD would be a
i--, ors Rrt these calamity croakers
...o-, s,,r,rfsed and The wortmen de-
Heated wbeo the company began the
most active OF preparations 90 get the
mill To- shape for running again. a
force OF brick.ayers Win day ana
night turn, were pu- lo WORK 10 once -o
rebuilding the Two hta-.ns furnaces
So rapid was their work, THAT ta'i were
compelled last Friday ana MORO"
morning will see tle heaters ON ln lu..,
aud the tack factory a-~ o.- nan n'..'
in steady operation Do is s@'1 t-', C'-
ders are coming ln rapidly ana 1-4. '"o
outlook for a good ruo 's very ot'9l~
The REGISTER industrial. man visited
the Ema-Standcrd mil. Office Cd IND
out the state of trade aud the outlook
az the big plant. The m-naSemen.
stated that there was Jess .,--l-
on this week than .asl' e.- l-e o-l'oo@
remained uhchAns sue
SITUATION 40 'uo o.- ,-, , tbo.
scrap furnaces arc "oIN'N-' ou@ , .,,,
are not having very STEADY runs INC 11e
miners are making 4oo1. WINES ~.
time. ln the -atuS u-g" I'm, men .ii 80. 80
mills aud are ON, anu ,I' , ON 80 49,
ard division Is neal.5 o - . go
the ne" S,Ao4a-e -.. - - nils on
SSo.-t,-5sv tbs emDIoyes we're paid.
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