Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-28

ported good trade. A contract OF
three large tanks has been received for
an Ohio hrm, aud the plate ivon for
them has been ordered. Work is being
done at the West Wheeling paper mill.
and the work at the LANCE block is
completed. The firm has It's eye on
some good contracts
An unsteady run Is being had NJ the
La Belle mill. The puddlers are not Al
work, and their going on soon is uncer-
tain. a break down caused the heaters
and the employees OF the factory 10 lay
Oh several days last week. The tack
factory is having steadler run than
any part OF the mill.
William Ward. an industrious mill
man OF the Bellaire steel works, aged
about forty years, was killed at his work
lew days ago. One OF the mill ward
engines ran over him, killing him al
most instantly. The remains were
taken TO Darlington, this State, for bu-
rial.
The Wheeling boiler works have
three large tanks under construction at
The plant. Repairs are completed at
NleoergalPs ice plant, and work is boz
log done At West Alexander, and tank
i being made TO be taken there. Bids
are being placed for good contracts.
All the plant OF the Wheeling Hinge
20. Will be in operation tomorrow
morning, for the first time for several
months. The outlook is much brighter.
For the last three weeks, about three
fourths OF the factory has been In oper-
alton.
The Red Letter" tobacco works are
delayed some by needed stock not hav-
Ing arrived. With the company this
month has been better one than last,
aud the company does not see why they
Will not have a very prosperous run.
Antony Conroy, the miner injured at
the mines OF the Boggs Run Mining
Company, is slowly improving. Chas.
Tape, who was injured at the LaBelle
bank, IS little better after his accident
seven months ago.
Edward Dunlevy. stock house man
OF the Riverside furnace, suffered nm
accident a few days ago, which will re-
suit In u being necessary TO amputate
one OF his feet. Being caught between
the ore buggy and post caused the
accident.
Daniel Callahan, mill man. OF the st
na-Standard, disappeared few days
ago and no trace can be found OF him.
George Kelsey, the mill man, who dis
appeared five months ago, has not bee n
heard from.
Wilson & Chapman's plaalng mill is
in full operation. Work al the Masonic
Temple is about finished by the firm.
George p. Morgap, the head bookkeep-
er at the mill, is very ill OF grip.
business is slack with the Joseph
Bell Stove and Range Company. A
car OF stoves was received yesterday
from the plant at Muncie, Ind. The
factory there Is running every day.
part of the North Wheeling pottery
Is in operation. II is thought the strike
won't effect the pottery much. The
greater part OF the decorating shop is
in operation.
The Fostoria glass works, OF Mounds s.
Vile, are having steady run. This
will make the third weeks steady run.
Orders are coming in an encouraging
manner.
Albert Guenther. contractor OF this
city, now doing big job in Pocshontas
county, this State, is visiting his mother
on the South Side after years alb
sence.
:. A. Cunningham, well known
heater al the tube works, has resigned
his position to accept his position as
conductor on the street cars of this
city.
Encouraging orders ware received
last week by the Nail City Stamping
Company. Sales were good and the
week was one of announcement.
Some OF the Eastern glassworkers.
who recently came 10 Bellaire TO work.
are thinking OF going home by reason Of
the unsteadiness Of the work
Roger Reese, one OF the veteran sheet
rollers at the dttna-Standard, is able TO
be about again after an Illness which
nearly took his life.
Some days last week as high as 20
car loads Of coke from Connellsville. Pa.
would arrive for the Wheeling Steel and
Iron Company.
Yesterday was pay day at tho River
side, the Riverside coal mines, the
Kuntz coal works, and McMechen's pre-
serving works.
or the Bellaire steel works, only the
furnace is In operation. II is said more
will go on soon but the date Is not yet
given out.
The President OF the Wheeling Iron
and Steel Company says the Belmont
mill will be started 10 a very short
time.
No date is yet fixed for resumption
az the Bridgeport glass house. Repairs
are completed ready for n start
Kasley & Son, the East End coal mer-
chants, report trade brisk The cold
spell has caused this partially
improvements have begun at the
works Of the Wheeling Electrical Com
pany, on the South Side.
The Belialre bottle works will resume
tomorrow, after a weeks idleness.
BORg's Run miners have a steadfer
ruu now than for many months.
The new brew house az Reymann's
brewery will soon be under roof
John W. Beltz s. Son co. have their
planning mill iu fun operation
Wood Bros. report business brighten
Ing 40 their blaming mill.
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