Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

Run Mining company has been started.
They have no orders, and IL Is not
known when they will be run. ABOUT
twenty OF the employees have gone 10
Bellaire 10 work in brick YARD tnere'
The large mud drum In the preserv-
ing works Of Flaccns Bros, ourst
last week, but hurt no one, Inc en-
gineerS made q narrow escape from De-
ing scalded to death.
Stock was taken last week at the
La Belle iron works.
The CRYSTAL Glass works, Bridgeport,
are on In full.
Tie planning mill OF Wilson & Chap
man in North Wheeling Is on al It's
capacity.
The sheet department OF the Top
Mill IS ON, aud the management look Tor
a steady run.
Yesterday was pay day at the LaBelle
pottery. 1t was ths first pay this
year.
The barges transferring the ore from
the C. L. * W., railway at Bridgeport,
have gone TO work again. At the ~
cline near the Belmont mill, and on the
harges this gives work 10 twenty men
who have oeen idle for long time.
The Riverside glass works at Wells
burg are TO resume 10 the morning with
800 employees. They have been idle Tor
several weeks.
The first glass kiln since the strike
has been drawn at the La Belle pottery.
Part OF the West Virginia glass
works, Martins Ferry, are to go on In
the morning. They have not oeeh on
for the last month. They are icoKlng
for booming fall trade at the plant
O,to's glass house, Martins Ferry, Is
having 4 great run on fruit jars. ne
other day they made shipment OF 2OO
boxes for the west.
The Bridgeport bottle works, which
have one OF the steadiest kind OF runs,
for the last four months, are TO shut
down the beginning Of next month for
the summer stop.
The Joseph Bell Stove &c Range Co.,
of this city, reports trade in better
condition than for tome time. The
firm received 4 large consignment OF
stoves last week from their plant at
Muncie, Ind.
Preparations are being made to start
the North Wheeling pottery on the
sixth of next month. The works Will
be put on about full. and will give work
10 l95 employees When this plant goes
on, il will make all the pottery indus
tries Of the city on again, condition
that has not prevailed here for over
year and one-hali.
Bloch Bros, immense tobacco works
on the South Side have been closed
down for two weeks to allow the en-
the pioyeS vacation. Among
plains Of the city and locality having
steady run during the depression that
of Bloch Bros, heads the list. The
works employ over goo employees.
William Lloyd, one of the heaters OF
the Etua-Stsndard, Is very Ill.
John Harris, a well known roller, OF
the Etna-Standard tin plate mill, who
has been very His getting much better.
John Riley, who for a long time, has
been one Of the employees, Of the Htna-
Standard, has gone TO the Whitaker
iron works to be employed.
The shears at the Whitaker iron
works were broken last week, but are
now repaired, and are in working order
again.
Isaac Moore, one Of the leading coal
miners formerly OF the Htna-Standard
mines, has gone to work in the mines
out Wheeling creek.
Spears axle works OF the South Sid
are on again. They have been idle for
three weeks, and now gives work to
eighty men.
The decorating department OF the
Wheeling Pottery company Is on in
full. About all this department OF the
Warwick is 10 full operation.
All the East Liverpool potteries are
in full or in part working order again.
The town has thirty six putteries, and
5000 pOtterymen.
Trade is fair with the Wheeling
boiler works of Morrison & Chew. The
firm has large force Of men as work
at Moredeld, this State, erecting q
smoke stack for the Hoffman, tanrery.
The stack is TO be ninety feet high, and
will be- the loftieSs In the Interior OF
West Virginia.