Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14


EQUATIONS TO the poor at cost is meeting
general approval. The new signs are
placed on the delivery wagons.
The Center Foundry made but oae
Gay last week. IL l. uncertain when it
will be in operation again, but probably
IL will DO this week.
The new lehr at the Nail City Stamp
ing Compapy's WORKS IL completed. 1t
has been fired and tested, and has been
found complete la all respects, II will
be month before II will be put in op-
Grafton.
Thomas Carr, President OF tho War
wick China Company, is at Washington,
ID. G, on business pertaining 10 his
works.
At the Warwick pottery a part OF the
decorating shop is in operation. When
other parts will resume is undecided.
Business is a little duh with the Don
aldSon Carriage Company.
The miners OF the Glendale Coal
Company, OF Glendale. this State are
on strike against a proposed reduc-
ton, which is about 10 cents ton.
About 90 miners are employed.
One week from tomorrow the
Wheeling Steel Works will start in
every department, employing over
three hundred persons. Last June the
works were closed down for repairs,
and these improvements were com
pleted about month ago, a. an out
lay OF thousands OF dollars. The works
are now among the finest in the Ohio
valley. a force OF 50 lsborers is at
work getting ready for start and
workmen are getting the rolls, ma
chinery, etc, in readiness. a steady
run is looked for.
William Radcliffe, one OF the Oldest
employees az the Whitaker iron works
is able to be out, after critical illness
The LaBelle puddlers are off again,
this time IL being caused by break
down. They expect TO 60 on early this
week.
Rodefer Bros. glass factory at Bell
ARE did not resume as expected. Parts
Of II will go on tomorrow, 1t is said.
Tie works OF the Elm Grove Coal
Company are row giving about IS
miners steady work.
David Bell, OF the Joseph Bell Stove
and Range Company, who has been I'M
well, is able TO attend TO his work regu-
larry again.
John Manning, a South Side steel
worker, has Donc 10 PENNSYLVANIA to
work in one OF the Carnegie mills.
Henry Guenther, Of the Stonemasons'
Union, and Burk Watson and j. Il.
Butts, of the Brick layers Union. are at
Omaha, Neb., as delegates 10 the Ma
tional Convention.
a new boiler and engine are being
plated in the Troy laundry, on Eleventh
street.
Bloch Bros. tobacco factory is in full
operation again.
Carpenters are finishing Bloch Bros.
new ware house
The turning shop at Spears axle
works is in operation. The hammer de-
partment is idle.
Rumor has It that John HRskins. a
! well knows employe at the Riverside
steel works, is soon TO wed young lady
from the interior OF this State.
The machinery at the new pottery at
| Tiltonvlle has been placed and tested,
| giving satisfaction. In two weeks sixty
employees will be given work. This
will be but half the forcc required to
| operate the new plant when times are
| better.
John McGown, OF New Cumberland,
this State, is negotiating for a site at
| Tiltonville on which 10 build a large
! planning mill.
Two pumps at McMechen's works
| were broken last week, making IL so
that only the packing department could
| be operated. Charles Oliver had the
| contract for fine now pump. which he
| put In yesterday. The plant will re-
sumo again tomorrow. William Nc
Mechen states that he thinks the out
l
| started on their routes again and they
write encouragingly.
The stockholders OF George X Nc
Mechen * Son Company will moet In
their annual session Tuesday, the 23d
or this month.
IL is reported that George s. Simpson,
of Pleasant Valley, for sixteen years
identified with the Wheeling Hinge
Company, will start separate factory
of his own soon. IT is said some OF the
machinery has already been bought.
MIR. Simpson could not be found to fur
Their verify the report
The coal yards at the city gas works
have been cleaned up and new supply
is being received a good trade in coke.
since the cold weather, is being had.
Hollngshed Bros. planning mill at
mOuuusNlles IN WhlCn some wheeling
mill men are interested, is going
steadily. A big contract Of furnish
inRs for a Pttsburg firm, has been Sc
cured.
Preparations are being made 20 start
the cotton factory at Moundsyllle which
has been Idle.
Three stories and a part OF the fourth
at Reymann's new beer house are
completed. Cold has stopped the brick
layers, but the iron contractors are
placing the roof supports.
Kasley aud Son, coal merchants,
reported trade brisker than last week.
They attribute this 10 the fact that
they have no Pittsburg coal TO compete
with, owing 70 the strike in the Pitts
! burg coal fields.
The galvanizing department az the
| Whitaker is ia steady operation. Iron
| is being bought and orders are being
( filed, just Ike tho remainder OF the
works we're 10 operation.
The same good word which has come
/ from the planning mill OF Wilson g. Chap
/ man for the last year Is sent this week,
/ btbat fh., mill ie going in fuIt u rTIo