Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

after this week the run will be a
steady one.
The engagement Of James Williams,
one Of the best known mill men OF the
/ Etna-Standard, Is announced. His
wife is to be be q popular Wheeling
/ lady. The wedding, which will be 10
the near future, will be grand affair
As much Of the Riverside is now on
as at any time 10 the history OF the
mill. The entire plant is now on ex-
| cept a part OF ths tube works which
we're never operated yet. About 1000
men are at work there.
There seems TO have been littls In the
! report that the glass house strike,
enecting the factories 20" and 'H, y
vas about to be settled. Such rumors
have been flying about for month, but
are revived again.
The Wheeling pottery could soon be
made ready for the manufacture OF
sanitary ware. The existing strike
makes the company not overanIious 70
/ get the works ia operation.
II has about been decided to build =
large tinplate mill at Washington, Pa.
Some Wheeling capital will 60 TO the
new plant. The works are 10 employ
about 800 persons.
The X. OF L. OF the Riverside Iron
works now holds meetings on every
| Saturday night at their hall on South
EofT street. The hall is being neatly
refsted.
There Is not an idle man in the en-
ploy OF the West Virginia glass works
across the river. The plant has now
been is steady operation for the last two
! months.
The firm OF Joseph Bell & Co., OF this
city, state that their trade is good, and
that the works at Muncie, Ind, are In
full operation. Every mill in Muncie IS
now on.
The Benwood pudding mill Is mac
tive. There is no talk Of IL starting.
ItS.StoD is partly attributable TO the
Belmont blast furnace not going on.
David Thomas, OF Allegheny City, Is
the name OF the gentleman who Is at
the Etna-Standard experimenting the
building OF the new tin plate plant.
Coxey's army now has in it aboGt 400
persons. Estimates give 10 that not
over 100 OF these are working men,
the remainder being tramps etc.
Pittsburg capitalists are negotiating
for the erection Of a large glass works
along the b. x o. between this city and
Plttsburg at Cl2ySville, Pa.
The Riverside furnace at Steubenvllle
has been blown in again, and the run
being had Is a good one. II employees
about 200 men.
The BELMONT brick works at Martins
Ferry, which have not run since last
October, are being gotten in readiness
for operation.
The work OF the blowing engines at
the Top Mill blast farnace is completed.
There is no work now being done atthe
furnace.
Yesterday the employees Of the Elm
Grove Coal company, the Riverside and
the Boggs' Run Mining company were
paid.
The plate mill Of the Bellaire nail
works will 60 on in the morning.
IL has been off for the last five weeks,
The Eagle bottle works at Leasure-
VILE, this state, are now on again, and
the run being had is a good one.
This Bridgeport bottle works are on
In full. The new blowers ara giving
the best OF satisfantion, it is said.
The Top Mill is having a better run
than for long time. II ran all last
week and will bs on this week.
The Crystal glass works are on in all
departments. They now have had
steady run over TWO months.
Wilson & Chspman'S planning mill
IS again on in full, after some necessary
improvements were made.
About2OO Of the striking potters from
East Liverpool have gone TO swell the
ranks OF CoXey's army.
The Laughlin mill had tho best run
last week for a long time. The plant
will be on this week.
Miners I'm the vicinity OF Massllon
Ohio, are idle, the operators having re-
fused 20 arbi:rate.
The works OF Bloch Bros. are having
a good run. All the men are given
stead work.
The nail mill and the iron works AZ
Mingo junction are now going nearly
In full.
The Riverside bar mill az the head
Of TwentY-iorth street is on again in
full.
By their recent benefit the potters Of
the city cleared over S4OO.
The Star foundry is making half
tfv,e 80 $50