Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28

. r.uutacturers was held at
Thursday. g. W. AOSt. of
-a was i'm attendance. Mr. Nost
.a meeting was for the purpose of
-r- the situation. Trade is fair
.ut prices are low. A number
ions were made. among them
~ Inc temporary closing OF some
.s The proposition 20 reOrgan-
nm. Western Flint Bottle Associa-
-r which was dissolved last year
ais. under consideration, but moth
a finite has vet been done. a num-
those present at the meeting IA
.I tho raorgauization, and believed
r....- r-.eas could be made and main
-..-,,
I'll. difficulty between the American
r-. class Workers Union and Rode
e.. u-.- GLASS works at Beuaire M re-
.-H -9 the manufacture Of ware each
---- .ruId not be settled by the ma
.--rr president of the glassWor6ers'
ana the plant shut down SATURDAY
+.-.yire 100 men out of employment
lis said that the factory Will De s-al .-
rE with uon-uniOn men.
Two plate mills and one furnace OF
oil. -rha works viii resume az the tlN-
e.s.de Monday.
The Benwood puddIers Will resume
Monday The mill was shut down las.
Wednesday ON account OF me "ale.
oe.fing into the lv wheel pits. The mill
rasumed Thursday morning Che water
being conducted out of the pits by
means of a syphOu as it ran in.
The Wheeling Steel Works start
Monday
The LaBeue tack factory was on last
week. The nail factory resumed Erie
day The uu mills worked all week.
The employees OF the plant got their TWO
weeks pay yesterday.
The D1teries are making full time.
The clay banks were compelled 90 lay
Of for a couple OF DAYS during the
flood. as clay could not Dee mixed with
the muddy waters of The Ohio. The
Ta Belle pottery had scarcity of
hands. OWNS -0 the number OF work
men afflicted with the grip. q
The Wheeling COrrugating plant is
running
one furnace of the Central Glass
Works is in operation. and the other
apartments are expected TO be started
before Io8g
The Wheeling Hinge Works is work
ire lis usual-about half time. The
employers haves arranged matters so
shat tho employees can have half hol-
iHF ODD Saturday.
The Whitaker plant Is still idle.
The n.gh water did not Interfere
with the Belmont MILL The nail fac
t-e Vas of during the week..
The BeItz planning mill is working
steadily. but the benches are not all
The company are busy finishing
r. some contracts ON hand. They are
also furnishing counters and shelving
.- The Marsh cigar store on Twelfth
stree. The lumber work on the Car
Club bowling alleys VIII be COM
r...I next week.
Wood Bros. the contractors, nave
completed plans for @ new 'front.' TO De
placed iu the building at Main and
Eleventh streets. now occupied 10y
lash The iowe'er.
Michael Feuneu. of East Liverpool
his accepted q permanent position aJ
ra Ia Belle pottery. His many friends
i. v.u Doe glad to- welcome him back.
Peter Revmauu. an emplOye OF the
f.. Belle mill. had his left foot terribly
.... cy stepping into vat OF strong
c..l TIN. foot was so badly burned ana
eaten .g the acid that the flesh peeled
0t when Beymann removed his shoe-
L Gau attended the man S injuries.
James II. Gray secured the contract 20
b-# g. handsome siN-roomed residence
. ..f street opposite the Sixth Ward
. .1r d. W. Phillips.
William Friese q Son viii build
Hr IcC0llCCh street. around The
. N- Peter Altmeyer, the man
tHa Wheeling stock yards. Z.
Holiday * Co. viii furnish the lum-
both contracts.
.3lyeS of fourteen labor
.s o. Belmont county met at Bel
s and organized the Belmont Cen
Tabor Union. Tic is not thought
.s union viii interfere with the
| Trades Assembly. as prac-
ON. labor unions of Belmont
..-. soma ranreSeutativeS to Wheel
Top m0 shut down Friday, but
a.. sume Monday The
u.a-s. the bar mill and
SOFA" furnace. have been working.
N Riddle machine shop. OF
NE Ees. E.I manage TO be kept busy.
"E water came i'm on the
r of the WarwOOd Tool
IL. Ga depth of thirteen inches.
".r-meD We're compelled to quit
morning The grinders
'' work aSain Friday at noon.
other employees ON Saturday.