Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

on the Islknd and the new Bridgeport
Opera house ready fOs the plRsterers.
Last Thursday Ia twelve hours the
wheeling Steel works made q little over
goo tons OF steel. Thenewly improved
works are doing the finest kind, aad Il
is the expectation that the output will
exceed ESQ tons in twelve hours before
long.
Business is reported the same at the
Corrugating works. There is little
prospect OF more of the works geing on
soon. The new building, to be used as
warehouse. is nearing completion. II
is built mostly Of corrugated iron.
Insurance at the Whitaker mill is ad-
iusted Ia a satisfactory manner TO all,
the probabilities are that the mill will
be rebuilt soon. This contamination
was hailed with delight by the mill
men, who have been Idle 30 long.
McMechen's preserving works are in
full operation. Last Wednesday car
OF goods was shipped for the East. All
the statesmen are out again, and the
trade is rapidly reviving. Yesterday
was payday at the plant.
The Cleary Electrical Company has a
neat home 10 the Red Letter" build
ing. A commOdiOus Office is fitted up,
aud there is a good sized work shop at
tackled. Orders are being received in
an encOuraginR manner.
One hundred nail machines are In
operation at the Belmont mill The
heating department is also on. There
are now about 200 men given work at
the mill. Still there is no date fixed for
the furnace 70 resume.
T. Il. May, formerly manager OF the
Etna-Standard before the consolida-
tion, now of Anderson, Ind, is 10 this
vicinity again on business. He is the
manager OF the big sheet mill being
built at that place.
La Belle puddlers worked three days
last week and the forge department
was closed down again indefinitely.
The tack factory is having a good run,
and the work done in the nail factory is
irregular.
Albert H0ge, a popular Young glass
blower Of the Bridgeport bottle works,
has gone TO Muncie, Ind, where he has
accepted a position. This young man
has made many friends while in this To-
cGlity.
Miners OF the Glen coal works near
Bellaire ssate that they have not worked
for less than seventy cents a ton since
the existing labor complications not
withstandlng the reports otherwise.
About twenty-six miners are at work
az the coal mines OF the Elm Grove
Coal Company. An account OF the re-
cent disturbance there will be found 10
other columns Of to-day's REGISTER.
Pittsburg capitalists are buying the
expensive land between Elm Grove and
Triadelphia. 10 Is the report that some
kind OF works are 70 be established
there.
The new sanitary pottery works al
Tutonville started up last week with 90
men, one-third the force which will be
used when times brighten.
The Wheeling steel works resumed
last Thursday morning after shutdown
Of a week. A steady run cannot be
counted on.
w. c. Stewart, Jr., formerly OF Har
vey, Ills, has been appointed secretary
Of the Novelty Stamping Company, OF
Bellaire.
The Belmont Brick and Tile Works,
OF Bellairs, will improve their plant IN
Gil IL will be second TO none in the Ohio
valley.
Manufacturer VIM. B. McMschen, &C.
com Janied BY his wife, is in Texas,
partly on business and partly on pleas
ure.
Russell & Company, at their big
machine works, at Massillon, O., have
resumed in part.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. glass com
pany OF Bellaire, will organize in few
days.