Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17
under roof. and the new pitching house
beinC erected Is we'll under way.

under roof, and the new pitching MUSE
being erected is we'll under way.
A large force OF workmen will be Civ
sg work soon ia placing new telephone
poles In BenwOOd for the Wheeling
telephone company. 1t is thought, that
10 will require a force OF ten men Tor
forty days to do the work.
The parts OF the Belmont mill on are
having a very unsteady kind OF run.
The tack factory made little time
last week, and the heaters made few
days. The furnace is idle, no coke be-
ing on hand.
Businessis reported much better with
the Joseph Bell Stove and Range CON-
pany. Large consignments OF stoves
are being received in the city from the
works at Muneie, Ind, which are on in
full.
There was not new development
last week in the situation in the pot
terry strike in this city. Both sides are
as firm as ever. and are as little Inclined
TO concede a point
Business is about the same at the
planning mills Of Holiday IL Son, on the
South Side. Ths new house OF James
A. Holiday on South EofT street, is
being built rapidly.
The ole Wheeling pottery Is now
ready FOR the manufacture OF sanitary
ware, but there is not the least prooa-
bility that il will be started until the
strike is settled.
Ohs half Of the employees Of the Cam
bria Iron sEd Steel company az JOINS
town, Pa, have bsen suspended, by
reason Of the difficulty in securing fuel.
In twenty four hours recently, the
output Of the furnace OF the Illinois
Steel company, In South Chicago, was
record breaker, being 432 tons gross,
The Wheeling steel works are not
running. Arrangements are being
made 10 nave the works IN operation
at least 4 couple Of days this week.
The Riverside bar mill at the head Of
Twenty fifth street still remains idle,
and there is no hope that IL will start
until the miners strike is settled.
The Wheeling Wire works are having
their usual good run with a good num-
Der OF orders ahead. The outlook for
summers work is very bright.
The works OF the West Virginia
tobacco company are Oh, and the com
pany is making arrangements for an In
creased trade this summer.
The preserving works Of George K.
McMechen and Son Company are on in
full, and about one hundred persons
find work there.
Some OF the furnaces in tho locality
Of Plttsburg are being olown in, the
situation in the coke strike having be-
come brighter.
About one Of the works Of the Wheel
ing Corrugating company is on. 1t is
thought that more OF the works will go
on soon.
William Bursee, well known steel
worker, OF the wheeling steel works,
is home from an extended trip down
the river.
Wilson and Chapman, from their
planning mill in North Wheeling, re-
port that the outlook for better trade
is bright.
Miller Bros, tool works on the South
Side, are on 10 full, and as usual the
run being had is very steady ono.
About one hundred Of the workmen
OF the North Wheeling pottery are find
ing steady work at the plant
Spears & Riddle at their East Wheel
ing machine shops, are busy, and have
all the employees at work.
The Nail City Stamping works has
about fifty men at work, about one half
the usual number.
The new trestle, being erected by the
+. q o., TO the Bellaire nail WORKS, is
about completed.
Trade with the Caldwell & Peterson
Manufacturing company, is some better
this week.
The sheet department at the top mill
Is on, and has had good run for some
time.
Several of the large mills Of Muncie,
Ind, VIII be started 10 on full this
week.
The industrial outlook for Findlay,
Ohio, is said TO be brighter.