Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07


The Bellaire steel works stopped
work Thursday at 6 o. M. on account
of the Fourth and was idle the rest of
the week. They had an excellent run
during The four days they worked, and
expect CD resume operations again to-
morrow morning
The furnace kept right along at
work. The repairs mp there are pro-
crossing as rapidly as could De expect
ed The management are anxious 10
ger them completed as soon as possible.
lie was thought az first that by August
ls- they would De completed bur now
it is found 10 be a larger job than at
first thought. and more time will prob
ably De needed There is a very busy
air of stir and industry there about
every day i'm the week.
The brick works have been steadily
at work AN week. and expect 20 con-
tnue right along So through the sum
mer season. This last week they were
crowded for kiln ROOM but have man
aged 10 keep going Their trade Is
good and prospects excellent.
The George Robinson brick works
are having a boom. and Mr.. Robinson
is building @ 100000 kiln now. i'm order
20 increase the burning capacity Of his
works
The -amping works are running
right along, turning out plenty of eE-
cellent household wares that find
ready market all over the country.
They viii keep running as they are
crowded with orders
The cnamelling plant is busy also;
the new foundry boys report business
picking up steadily. and they are kept
busy most AN the time. The boys will
make no sumner stop and are much en-
outraged
The stove foundry reports trade
about the same as for the last few
months. they run four days week AMI
employ about o men.
/ The Bellaire bottle works after an
/ excellent run has laid off for he SUM
mer stop. and The men are taking a
nodded vacation; some are down the
river fishing.
AT ROdefer's there is mo- change re-
ported yet but It. is q general belief. at
least that the men viii agree 20 work
out the glass already plain. 1t is an
unfortunate occurrence, as it VIII en-
danger the C0mpauy's trade and i'm
that viii react on the men OF course
we don't understand the merits OF the
case but 20 outsiders If looks as If the
men should help the company ge-
sQuarelv ON their feet and le- the bust
ness so on. SO if they can't pay cash
down. they only stop most valuable
factory. and thus injure the business OF
our town that much. We E1pe for O.
speedy settlement that viii be emil
nen,lv satisfactory 20 both men and
firm. SO work may begin.
The Pulney Company are trying TO
secure money 20 build q ten pot fur
mace instead of the tank. which has not
been o success. They are trying the
subscription style. with very varying
success.
The railroads report a splendid rum
of shipments. claiming that the month
of June was the best month they have
had I'm "a number Of years. This is very
fauering as the railroads are an index
To- the business of community, and
shows The trend of trade and the Sic
cess on uon-succesS of the business
world.
The preserving works and canning
factory are moving along steadily. not
boomiug and vet doing q fair business,
with n reasonable demand for their
products. The Favorite works stu
ated at Amber is giving the trade
very excellent quality of preserves That
is claimed to be strictly pure. There Is
no doubt that the gooj~ are OF fine qua
lily as We have tried them
The -four mills are as busy rs ever.
and the people still demand more Hour
Both mills report q splendid trade.
The new school house is I'm statu
ouo." Other buildings are being push
cd along towards completion. No new
buildings have been started this week,
and none under contract that has been
made public Some of the contractors
have been working ON cottages at Ep-
worth Park for the last three weeks.