Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15

The Central glass factory resumed
work in full last Monday with goo'
supply Of orders on hand.
W. A. Wilson & Sons planning mil
Is working on a very beautiful porcf
Of elaborate design for George thinner
of South Penn street, Island.
The Hinge factory is well pleased
with its new gas engine and eontem'
plates ordering another one or htty
horse power in a week or so.
The Excelsior mills is working with
a force OF eleven men, which is tair
number for this season Of the year.
W. A. Wilson & Sons planning mill
is running in full
Spears & Riddles machine shop is
operating as usual.
The work Of putting in the new re-
tOrts at the gas works was finished last
Wednesday. Frank Thompson is hav-
ing the walls and ceiling OF his Office
, painted.
1t is stated that there is a movement
/ TO put another one Of the three fur
naces Of the Central glass works in
Operation to manufacture bottles. The
bottle trade of Wheeling is large and
would furnish employment TO many
men if given to a local concern.
The Whitaker mill is being put in
shape for resumption. The mill is
partly dependent upon coal for fuel
and because of the mine being closed
down it is not known just when it will
resume.
Owing to the closing down Of the
belmont mine the factory had to shut
down last week. In order to continue
in operation arrangements are being
made to supply the plant with gas.
The work of putting a new engine
in plate mill 3 at the Riverside is
being pushed as fast as possible and
IS expected to be completed in a couple
Of weeks.
An important Improvement will be
made shortly at the Schmulbach brew
eryk The rear of the large building
con pleted about three years ago will
hayif two stories added to il to the
heilk DIT of the front part. Several more
hun Bred feet of space will be gained by
the addition.
While the Stewart enameling works
at Blellaire is idle in some departments,
as improvements are being made. The
engine room will hereafter be in the
new brick building. The company may
put in some new stamping machinery
in the new department. Orders are
not rs brisk just now as they have
been. but August Is a dull month for
enameled ware. The season will open
up about September LIST and business
will brighten up.
At the Aetna-Standard Wednesday
sheet mills Nos. 4, 3 and and tin mills
Nos 10 and II, were forced to shut
Gown on account o. there being no
sheet Mars. The report that the men
IRE Ch strike gained circulation in
e manner. but was found to be I'M
It is expected that they will
as soon as sheet, bars are re-
ted.
YOwen Edwards. an erlploye in the
Ripping department att the Aetna ]
standard tin mill. has resigned his po- 3
fTtiOn and has left for L9cust POINT !
NJ to take charge Of the dipping de-
Gtment in the tin mill Q, that place. /
Samuel Williams, formerly manager /
d the Aetna-Stardard ron and steel
forks. has taken charge or the steel
ant at MingO Junction.
vine LaBeIle nailersf have refused to
ReeSgt the reduCti9n asked OF them
and ate not wogAing.
Work has heen commenced IN eXca-
-ating> FOR thb foundation OF the new
We mill at the LaBelle.
r. is reDor1ed that Otto Jaeger, OF
who contemplated organic
80 compahy to operate the West
, ,rs glass works at Martins Fer
- y has detided to locate at Cicero,
~ Instead and will build a plant in
- liter Mace for the manufacture
~ - bt-L Grade blown tumblers and
stemware. - III, =,
af,r ond Miu continue to work
Lu.t''l ,TeoE mis- is something new
as the steel works mas not run wv
weeks in succession lot some Illle'
The puddlers Will not De aoIe 70 Re
sumo as long as the miners remain Out