Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19

Touring mill site at Fourteenth anu
Market street, will begin thrir work IN
about a week. The old machinery Is
about all torn from the historic old mill
now.
The new brass foundry, to be started
I'm part OF the Star foundry site oy John
w Robb, formerly Of the Bellelre nan
works. will be started about the mid
die OF this week. The bricklayers
have about completed the new furnaces
The Joseph Bell Stove s. Range Co.,
OF this city, reports that business Is
better with them than il has been Tor
some time. A large consignment oil
stoves was received in this city yes'er-
day, aud more are on the way.
Steubenville glass workers have tried
10 unionjze the wOrkmen OF the ne"
glass house at Brilliant, o., but tailed'
The new works will bs started In lew
days and will give wok TO about $50
persons.
About twenty-five men are now at
work at the colieries Of the Boggs Kun
Mining Co. More men are 10 be put on
as the orders will Justify, The COM
oany has some good contracts from the
Is. & O..
The Bellaire steel works are on in
full. They were of part OF last week
owing 10 the need of meta. The plate
mill is of for this cause but will 20 on
in the morning. The furnace is on IN
full.
l. $. Mater. the blacksmith at the
Belmont blast furnace, VINO IS very Ill
Al his home on Tnirty-third street, does
not get better as fast as MS many
friends would Ike TO see him get along
The new glass works South OF Bell
aire. which are 20 be operated on the
co-operati We plan, are 20 be started In q
couDle of weeks. They will give work
TO ABOUT 100 meu at first.
The Belmont coal mines at the head
of Twenty-sixth street are in full oper-
alton. They have been for nearly nVe
mouths. They give work to ABOUT
twenty-five men,
improvements are being made at the
Buckeys glass works, Martins Ferry
The plant. which has been idle for some
time, will be put in full operation IN
about TWO weeks.
The heaters, rollers, and tho shearmen
Of the Belmont mill are all at work.
The furnace is having great run. AL
the new machinery is giving the best OF
satisfaction.
The machine works Of Spears 81 Rid
die i'm East Wheeling, are going, and
all the men are at work. Mr.. Riddle
said that business was getting better
right along.
The furnace OF the Junction Iron II
Steel Co., of MiugO., is coked down. No
coke. The steel works at the plant Will
soon have 10 drop bottom if coke cannot
be secured.
Thomas Lloyd, a well known employe
of the Etna-SJaniard, accompanied by
his wife and family, are home from
visit back in Ohio.
William NJ. Cox. of the boiler works,
looks for q gOOdfall trade. lie IS home
from Fairmont where be closed the
bargain for big contract
About one hall OF the Wheeling
hinge works are in operation. 10 is not
known when any more OF the plant viii
be put In operation.
Joseph Delaney, Of Trenton, who for
some time mas been in that city has
returned to Wheeling to work In the
Warwick pottery.
John Carroll, one OF the employees Of
the Wheeling Mold and Foundry Co., Is
OF on his vacation, aud is spending II at
Cambridge, o.
The West Virginia Tobacco Co., is
doing as large a business to-day as II
ever ala TO the history Of the company
in this city.
The Riverside bar mill at the head Of
Twentv-dtth street mas resumed at two
turns aud this gives work TO about 100
wOr6men.
Business is better at the Mears keg
and barrel works across the river Part
Of the mill is ON In the manufacture OF
kegs.
Tho Libbey Glass works at Toledo,
o., have gone on again. Many OF the
employees are former WheeingiteS.
Benfamine Huderbrand, formerly OF
the .E.na. Standard, has gone 10 Cam
bridge, o., 20 work in an iron mill.
Five sheet mill workers Of the Etna-
Standard mill gave out one day last
week owing 10 the great heat.
The sheet department OF the Top
Mil is on 10 full, and it is thought that
the run will be 4 steady one.
William Terry, a potter Of Cincinnati
ii, O., mas gone home after visit 10
friends on the South Side.
Everything on in full" is the word
which comes from the Crystal glass
works, Bridgeport
Hall IL Beckett, the manufacturers
OF the East Ends that trade is better
with them.
George Carroll, of the Riverside plate
mill. who has been very i'll, is rapidly
recovering.
The entire La Belle mill will have to
be shut down before long i ( steel Is not
received.
The planning mill OF John W. Beltz
Il Son Co., in the East End is going
steadily.
I'm movements have been made at the
interior Of the Star foundry on Market
street
Two of the bell weld furnaces Of the
tube works will be on in full this morn
Ing.
The plant of the Wheeling Mould &
Foundry Co., IS on in full
The Laughlin mill, Martins Ferry,lS
on % all departments.
The Elm Grove coal works are report
ed in full.
MAKING TIE GUNS LOOK SMART.
How the Glossy Brown Coat Is Put on the
cannon on the New Cruisers