Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
REALM OF LABOR.
LATEST NEWS FROM TAB MILLS OF WHEEL
ING AND LOCALITY.
Progress Among the Plants and Thsir Outlook.
Som, e. the Industrial Coo,sras o. In Full.
Personals Aoo1. Wd,-Kaown Mil Men.

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big plant Of the Etna-Standard last
week, only part o. the tin plate mill
being operated. The tin plate plant is
20 90 Cd full in the morning, the scale
having been signed to the general salts
faction Of all This wiii give work TO
about $50 persons. The sheet mills are
10 go on also In the morning. This will
give work % about POO more men. The
pudders will also 20 20 work in the
near future. The difference between
the operators Of the iooOing mills and
the management mas been settled, and II
will not be long now until the entire
works, employing about 1900 men, will
be on. A dozen OF the old miners are Ct
work in the mines, and the company
refuses still 10 take some OF the former
wOrkmeu into their employ again. The
miners az work are there contrary TO
the wishes of the men still oct. Not so
much coal is 10 be used hereafter owing
10 gas having been pat under numoer
Of the furnaces. The sale, as far as the
entire mill ia general is concerned, has
besn satisfactorily signed.
Another change in the industrial sit
uation OF the city for the brighter last
week was the settlement of the trouble
at the TWO mines OF the BOggs' Run
Mining Company iu the lower part or
the city. John Fahey, OF Columbus,
was sent By President Mcbride, Of the
Mine Workers, 90 look into the trouble
and see IL 10 could not be settled. He
went 70 the mines win the committee
OF the miners and the miners, and the
min 40
held a meeting st Trades Assembly
hall. and the 100 employees were unani-
mOusiy 10 favor OF going 10 work. They
will now get 10 cents q car load, where
formerly they made but 40 cents for the
same amount one Of the cars hold
twenty-niue bushels. An the miners
will 60 20 work la the morning.
The John w. Beltz aud Son Company
planning mill is going steadily. They
are furnishing the materials for a
house on the HaneytOwn road for NJ.
A. Howard; for the new Catholic
church and residence at Berkhart, o.;
for the remOdeling of the house ana
store Of Louis Juergens on Sixteenth
street, and for the residence, being re-
modelled OF Henry Menkemel.er, on
completed the work on the remOdeling
of the Atlantic tea store on South Mar
ket street. Improvements are being
made Cy the firm az the residences OF
Henry EmSneimer, on North Main
street. and Lee Baer, OF Twelfth street.
Only the small nail mill Of the Bel
mont mas been In operation the last
week. 10 was thought that the fur
mace would have been on before this
time, and orders had been gotten from
the ConnellSville coke region that sup
plies could be gotten regularly. One
day ten loads were shipped and the next
day only eight could be gotten. New
disturbances arose In the COnnellSville
regions, aud the manager OF the furnace
thought 10 would be uuwiSe 10 put il on
last week From the outlook It is 20
be blown In soon this week. This will
give work 20 over 200 men.
The LaBelle mill puddlers who had
been idle for so long made a good week
last week. They got tn six days for the
first time for over year. The heaters did
not make full time, owing 10 the need
OF materials, but they are now on. The
tack factory is of, owing % the need of
steel. This department has been for
the last year and few days have been
missed. This run was the best one 10
this city OF locality during the last year,
and the men are proud of iJ. The stop
will not be a long one.
The Riverside steel works are of IN
I'll next Tuesday. The furnace is on in
full Two Of the mills OF the plate mill
are on full turn and about oue-third of
the tube WORKS is on. Iron is coming 10
the mill .u large quantities, but the
receipts Of coke are not large IL is only
because of the scarcity OF coke that the
entire plant is not on. About 1000 men
are now al work at the big plant.
Morrison IS Chew have made ono Of
the largest smoke stacks 10 this locality
at their plant iu this c.,y, and have
shipped it 90 N0oreislI, this state,
where 10 will be erected at the plant of
the Hoffman tauuery. 4 force Of men
will be sent there this week 10 put 10
up. IL Will be the highest 10 the inte-
ri0r OF this State, being ninety feet. IL
is iOrty-fOur inches in diameter.
The tie-up OF the railways in the west
WORKS Of the Wheeling C0rrugatiug
company. Large shipments iu usual
times are made % the west. aud as far
a. Texas, ard the trouble has made this
trade impossible Not more than one
third o. the works are on.
The boiler works of William NJ. Cox
81 Co. are having go0l outside trade
The drm nave force OF men 40 work
a, the NouuGsvIlle penitentiary, an
other az work on the Improvement Of
toe Atlantic Tea Company'S building on
the South SIDE, and men at work at
Valley Grove.
The new sanitary works Of the
NbeeiiEg Pottery Company will be put
on Boz ia soon. The plant is one OF the
ierSe-t of It's Kind u the United States,
aud Will give work 90 about $50 men.
The pay of tue sanitary wor6meu OF the
pot,eyes over the country has not been
reduced.
ENCOURAGING news comes from the
Whittaser iron works. The new mill is
rapidly nearing completion. Mills Nos.
and are 90 % ou DO the morning.
They, alone, will give work 90 about -
idle men. More OF the plant will be put
on as soon as 10 Is gotten ready.
Spears d Riddle, from their East
Wheeling machine shop, report that all
OF the workmen are finding steady work.
Orders are coming ia in an encouraging
manner. One Of the new axle turning
machines Of the firm is being made for a
firm 10 Scranton, Pa.
The Bellsire Window Glass Company
will move its plant from the Glass CITY
10 Sistersviile II the Board Of Trade OF
that town will raise stock company
with capital stock OF $4,000 The
Sistersvilie people are considering IT,,
ContractocI. X. NcCue, OF the Island,
says that be has plenty Of work. lie is