Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-13
49,
THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD.
LOCAL AND TELEGRAPHIC LABOR NEWS.

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fon Of 46x6O feet is being
the Wheeling Hinge factory.
building Will be used as a stor-
II. w. Fair has the contract.
employees or the Robinson brick
BelIaire are out on a strike
gepdng a reduction Of wages.
Council had q meeting last
consider the advisability of
bonus for an electric special
Ing which parties are contem-
building I'm Belair5.
lions were commenced Monday
teru house 20 be built at the
I'D. at BeuV0Cd. The building
sG by 49, feet aud will be To-
rear the blast furnace. 1t will be
and VIII be used for storing
The many valuable patterns of the
which heretofore have been
rde pattern shop and other
Owing 10 the former ar
rent several thousand dollars
patterns were destroyed at the
the burning down of the pat
hop and foundry a few weeks
re new plate mill is expected 10
u operation soon as nearly all the
merry has arrived. Work is in pro-
the addition being built 20 the
ziug shop. The new foot bridge
cen i'm use for some time. All de-
.aats of the Riverside are working
except two of the furnaces or the
works, which have not been nred
Union Glass Works. one OF the
thriving plants Of Martins Ferry,
.srl down bv The dissolution or the
About forty hllds are thrown
F e,nDrrvmeut. The factory Will
he started at least until disturbing
moss matters of the firm are adjust
mentioned previously in the Reg
He Be mont blast furnace en-
will have their wages reduced,
ion of ten per cent. 20 take
morrow. AS predicted in last
Register, the employees Of the
who were reduced ten per
vent out on a strike Monday
-ren-y-three refused 20 go 10
ui their places were filled by
men and others who had been en-
as I8borers about the mill About
.r Iab1rers. who refused TO take the
kars' places were discharged. The
.k--s received their back pay on
-Iav aud are iu the position or being
rarged. The mill worked, without
eruption. until Friday az noon, when
Of the new men got pair OF tOngs
.reen a roll. breaking O spindle and
hing the hauser out of place. Inc
shut down until tomorrow.
Henry KOehler. q Riverside heater,
o. f--m the top of a soaking pit Friday
.--.rr I'd the floor, about eight feet be-
tr .aI cue his head badly on pile OF
E.. castings. A physician was called
DE was removed TO his home at
Dogs Run.
Wood Br1s.'s planning mill shut down
v afternoon and the employees at
.al the funeral Of their late fellow
sm8n. Henry TOpp, who died from
elects of an accident AT the mill on
rrf.v. Among the floral offerings
fas.zr ot Gates Ajar, from the
.rrr.r.- with -he inscription OF Our
T. and FeIlw-workman.
Tvs. vaI-suow1 and popular en-
moves OF Wood Bros. establishment
Giel ms. week. The second was Philip
LYNN who died Thursday at the North
Wheeling hospital from the effects or
.. operation His body was shipped 70
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. for inJerment. lie
ras wife and one child.
The Wheeling Pottery is now idle In
.nrrmeuls and will not resume for
several months. after the usual summer
-n The Warwick pottery will close
rrs first OF July
r-. contracts have been let for the
repository addition 70 the es-
mon. of Chas. Elig & Co., on
W.sa- street. e. VI. Holiday & Co.
l The contract for furnishing the
karges Bros, the carpenter
James SweitZer. the stone work;
1n Bros. brick work. The build
hea brick structure 90 feet long
r FIN width. and six stories high.
cost $4,000 and viii be one OF
rt-rmest working establishments
News Was received the past week OF
-.. death ~ Camille Ney, a FORMER
rth Ward glass worker, who died at
.a and was buried there.
President VI. VI. Garland, of the Anal
cuaeI Association, says he does not
trs-a any serious trouble in the adj
me-- af the scale for 1898. As
...1 I'm last Sundays Register, it Is
that no material concessions
He granted by the AmalgamaJed
Association.
Wheeling steel works resumed
h Thursday and the plate mill started
- thursday.
THE WORLD OF LABOR.
0~- negroes have $500 600. 600.
Hrta druggists will get together.
an has $4,000 acres of prunes.
-.e-rv has a $500 dressing bag
rrrol states have 40 pin factories.
rv is S5.75 a ton at Stuttgart, Ark.
ago has ten workingwomen S
rf1r9n bill posters held a State