Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
LABOR REALM.
NEWS FROM THE MAJORITY OF THE lEDUS-
qRAL CONCERNS OF qsS CITY AND LOCALITY.
All The Latest Hi NOteS-Basinsss Now Better
Than It Has Been for a Long Time
Personals Absui Well Known Mil
Men.
Last week YES very:satIsfactory One

tire MoEho are now 10 luli. 1IhQo ab
the plate mill Is so good that run all
fall seems assured. The steel works
are making records right along for big
runs. The furnace is on as full as 10
as IL can be, and its output for this run
Is now approaching 800, 600 tons. Near
ly ali the tube works are on in fail.
The entire Bellaire nail work are now
IN full The steel works Which had
been on for a short time owing 20 the
scarcity OF steel, have gona on, and the
prospects for a run all winter are bright
II materials can be secured. The fur
mace is on 10 full, aud the plate mill
Is having good run. Work on the
new blast furnace is progressing will.
The new flat glass works al Puitney
farm, four miles down the river; from
Bellaire, have been put 10 operation.
The works are owned largely by old
glass blowers, and the plant Is 70 be
operated on the cooperative plan. The
works are new from top 20 bottom, and
will give work 70 about $50 persons.
Contractor NJ. L. Murphy did the work.
The new works have twenty shops.
Alexander Morrison s. Mathew Chew,
the Owners and operators Of the Wheel
ing boiler works, Tere GU: the motor
line riding a few days ago, when the
horse ran away. Both the manutac-
turers were thrown out and hurt Mr..
Morrison had his leg broken, and Mr..
Chew was BADLY bruised about the
face Both will recover, but will DO
laid up for sometime
On the 18th, OF this month, the
United Mine workers. OF this city and
locality, will give big outing at Mozart
park, They are 70 have . big street
parade, and John Mcbride, the Nation
al President Of the Mine workmen has
promised TO be there, and TO make 80
address.
II was reported last week that twenty
four OF the sanitary workmen OF Tren-
ton, n. j., were coming 70 the city
20 try 10 make arrangements for the
settlement OF the strike among the
wOrkmen Ia this citv. They have not
yet arrived, and there is prOably moth
ing Ia the rumOr.
Massillon coal mines, which have not
been in operation for the last five
months, are to be started nOn-unIon.
The companies have advertised for l.
600 nOn-uniOn men, and they are to pay
the 90 cent ton mining scale. Trouble
is feared in that locality.
Trenton, n. J., employers want to
offer the potterymen another cut Of Is
per cent. The men will not accepLaud
the strike may be renewed. What
effects the pottery industry OF Trenton
always effects this city potteries ~ an
extent.
A reasonably good run was had at
the La Belle iron works. All the plant
would DO on ia full all the time, IL 10
were not FOR the scarcity OF steel. All
the works were OF Saturday owing 20
this. There are large orders ahead for
nails.
A new strike has arisen 10 the Con-
nellsvule, Pa. coke regions, aEd that
fuel may again get scarce 10 this local
ity. About all the coke from the
Wheeling mills is secured from Con
nellsville.
The Martins Ferry blast furnace,
after an id.euess OF over year, has
been blown 10. and % Is having a good
run. James Nckah0a Is the manager,
and be will also manager the Top Mill
SaTnAce.
The steel works OF the Junction Iron
& Steel Co., al Mingo, O., are oil owing
10 the need OF steel. The blast furnace
Is of owing 20 tie lack OF coke. 10 is
thought that both will resume before
long.
Last week was the best one at the
Belmont mill for long time. Part of
the week the entire mill, giving work
10 about 400 persons, was on in full.
The furnace is having great run.
The Cox boiler works are busy. They
have the contract from the Wheeling
Steel 4 Iron Co., 70 build three large
smoke stacks at the BenwoOd mill.
Eacn.is 10 0e ninety feet high.
The Acme glass works OF Steuben-
willie are on In full. They give work
50 about 500 persons. More orders
are now ahead than have been for the
last three years.
The Bcltz planning mill Is on In full
The srm is doing the work for the Hub
clothing houre 10 making changes al
the building 40 Fourteenth aud Market
street.
Herbert Macbir, the manager OF the
Wheeling sanitary pottery, will move
20 Tiltonvilie again, u the labor differ
erenceS az the WORKS are not soon set
tied.
improvements are completed sc the
office or the Wheeling Mold Il Foundry
Company. The plant is on In full. The
firm had a very hne display al the fair.
The skelp mill az the lower Benwood
plant has bad very remarkably run.
This department did not run yesterday
owing 10 the need Of muck iron.
The Tutonville pottery is to resume
in about week. All the differences
regarding the diSmiSSing Of the receiver
have been settled satisfactorily.
The Wheeling boiler works have
plenty of orders. A large tank has
been shipped 20 one one OF the iron
Z mills at Ironton, o.
All the puddlers Of the lower Ben
wood mill are on in full. None Of them
could make full time last week owing
10 the great heat
William Baumbeger, OF the Riverside
plate mill, who was badly burned re-
gently, will be able 10 so 10 work again
in few days
The Wheeling steel works were on
the greater part OF last week, but had
20 close down TWO days for the lack of
steel.
Contractors Murray Bros, report
that business with, them is much better,
and that the outlook is more eRcOurag-