Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
Industrial Notes.

Mr.. Daniel Long is erecting = new
six-rOom dwelling house on ChapIine
street near Twenty-eighth.
The repair Work on the old B. & O.
carpenter shop IS progressing RAPIDLY
and will be ready for occupany in short
time.
The Riverside Iron Works continue In
full operation.
Mssons are at work on the foundation
for the new thinning plant Of the Wheel
ing COrrugatink Company.
Another sheet mill was put on this
week at the Whitaker plant. IhIS
makes i've now on Nos. 1, ., 3, and Z.
(Belfout Furnace, az Iropton, Ohio,
which has been idle for the past three
weeks undergoing repairs, expected TO
resume blast on the 10Th inst.
AAdepartments Of the Wheeling Steel
and Iron Company are running, except
the TeD Mill furnace. Repairs on that
are being completed, aud 10 will proba-
bly, be NblOwn in within the next sixty
days.
AT the Etna-Standard the sheet de-
partment is 10 full operation. The bar
mill is not r1uajng this week and the
black plate and Tuning department are
idle, pending the unsettled wage QueS-
tiOn
The Pittsburg and the Keystone
Bridge Works are on full time and
double turn. Both are working on
structural material, Tor early use, and
extra men are employed, There is work
enough TO keep the men busy until the
holidays,
A charter OF incorporation has been
issued 70 the American Smelling Com
pany of Wheeling, w. Va, win an au-
thOriZed capital Of $1,000, uOC- The IN
cOrpOratOrs are: John A. CampOell,
Charles Menkemelier and Thomas ID. u.
Hasse, OF Wheeling; Robert Q. basss,ot
BsliQire, o., and Joseph b. Hall, OF
Wheeling. 10 is announced that II IS
the intention Of this concern 10 manu-
facture aIminum after 8 process dlscoV-
cred by Mr.. Hall. In addition 10 'meit-
ing the aluminium, a rolling mill e con-
temDlated for the purpose OF rolling alu-
minum sheets and bars.
The sewer pipe manufacturers, in
GLIDING al. those along this portion OF
the OHIO Valley, held meeting az
Cleveland Thursday to organize COM
prcL
The steel works started up Wodnes-
day for a short ruu.
Ths improvements ABOUT the Pan
Handle station are getting in shape.
During tho week a work train COM
menced GuiDg In the trsstle between
the platform and the new wall, which
will give much needed additional room.
Mill No. 3, az Whjtaker's, resu NED
operations the first time since the tire
Monday. Twenty five men are eD-
uloyed, making $50 To all at work on
the mill. Five mills are la operation
now, and before long the entire plant
wiIl be operation.
Tho contract to build the Great
Southern H1tei Of Columbus, O, was
awarded 90 w. !. Mccain, or Bellaire,
at S345,OC0; $3.50, 600 cash anC SlO,OOO
stock la tine hotel, six story )ulldlng'
the first story Of cut stone, tie others
Of cue stone and pressed brick.
A roll was broken a. the Top mill
Monday evening.
a portion Of the factory of the West
Virginia glass works went or tuesday,
ana 10 is understood that the factory
vii 20 on in full the coming week.
The glass works az Contra. City, this
State, started up this week, under
new management. About Jwo dozen
glassworkers from this city ana
Martins Ferry have accepted posi-
tions in the factory. The factory
makes pressed and blown ware,
The breaking OF roll at the Whit
aker mills Tuesday evening, caused q
few men 10 be laia OF for short time.
Mills aud at the WHITAKER works
are now running only two turns instead
of three as heretofore. This action viii
lay of about fifteen men. IL is likely
the third turn will 20 on again soon.
The miners az the IOrEville mines
are making better time now thar any
OF toe other mines about here.