Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-03

Edward Hamm, contractor, is build
mo 4 two-story brick residence for
CHARLES Schenk, of Schenk & Sons, at
Eulfon. 1t will be enc OF the hnest
residences in the suburbs.
peter MUM, of the firm of MUM &
1randfass. will erect modern two
s+nry brick dwelling house at the corner
- wenty-second and EoI street. The
slams have been prepared by Joseph
oiner architect, and the contracts
have been awarded.
lessee Ebeling will build two-story
wick residence On Chapline street,
rontb of the Pythian Castle. Work on
rhe structure will be commenced at
once The cost will be about $4,000.
bids were opened yesterday at the
pni1ders' Exchange for the Flanagan
rroDerty. to be erected on South Eoif
Street Eighth ward. The building
viii be a double two-story brick resi-
Sance and will cost about $4,000.
The contract for a handsome frame
cottage to be built at kirkwood LOT
fred Lobenstein, was given to Scout
4 NcGraw. The building will cost ST.
QdO.
p Gartner is building modern two
story brick dwelling and store room
on sixteenth street.
# IL stated that work on the Lange
hntpl building on Main street, will be-
gin Immediately.
The Holiday planning mill on the
South Side is very busy filling num-
har Of important orders. The firm has
+be contract for making lot of win
dow frames, sashes and doors for the
Piftsburg Bridge Co., which is build
tno the Semet-Solway corn plant
for the Riverside at Benwood. The
frm has completed its contract CT
hnilding the new Sistersville City Hall.
The hall is a two-story building OF
messed brick with stone trimmings
r cost $4,000 The Holiday Company
is also furnishing lumber for August
schnaufners dwelling at Belveoere
and for a residence being built Tor
Michael Lotus, on the Island; also Tor
= frame residence being erected on the
Peninsula for VIM. Roe.
The 10 industrial plants at Ben
wood have resumed. The Riverside is
WORKING again the same as before the
Aood and the Wheeling steel WORKS
and lower plate mill are also work
lng At the lower steel works some
difficulty was experienced In geetlhs
the soaking pits to the proper Tempe
atnre on account Of the water soaking
inthe bucks and raising a steam
which rapidly cooled them.
The LaBelle worked in full last week
evcent three of the new tin mills.
These are expected TO go on this week.
All the local potteries nave re,
sumed again. The old department o.
the Wheeling pottery started up Weu-
nesdav The Dawson pottery was smut
down several days last week on &C
cuont of the supply Of gas giving out.
Since the flood the work on Fahey
Bros. new planning mill has progressed
rapidIy. and it is now under roof.
The Belmont county miners celebra-
fed the eight hour schedule by a meet
ing held at Bridgeport Friday which
was addressed by w. H. Riley, National
President of the Stogie Makers
League: John Mitchell, National Vice
President of the United Mine Workers;
Hon. C. J. Howard, of GAINESVILLE; A.
NJ. Brown, of Flushing; Michael T1ghe
and Samuel Hartman, of Wheeling. A
similar celebration was held at III
tonville
Frank BORNE, a former we'll known
potter employed at the Wheeling pot
terry. has removed with his family to
East Liverpool.
John West, an employee of the La
Belle mill, will build a neat six-room
frame dwelling house on South Jacob
street.
The Belmont is running full again
as before the fcod.
Among the local factories again in
operation since the flood is the Bloch
tobacco factory, the Warwood tool
works, and the McMechen preserve fac,
tory.
The West Virginia Glass Manufac-
turing Company, of Martins Ferry,
have commenced operations and will
be able to supply the trade satisfac-
torily within few days. The plant
has been entirely renovated and put
into the best working condition, being
equipped with all the most improved
appliances and provided with a full
complement of highly skilled workers.
They will start off with the No. 219
pdtltlu III lcDiSNdit WHICH Will DC
made in crystal, emerald and emerald
and gold and have other new goods in
an advanced stage of preparation.
1t is announced that the Royal Glass
Company, of Martins Ferry, will build
a factory for the production Of pressed
glassware, and that operations Will
commence at once.
Canadian manufacturers of sanitary
do not intend to continue their little
cut-priee war indefinitely, even II
American sanitary ware potters do.
Last week the three firms in the Do
minion manufacturing sanitary ware
located at Montreal and Quebec
formed a combine and prices went up
% to 100 per cent.
The subdivision of Belmont, Jeffer-
son, Harrison and Tuscarawas counties
will meet at Urichsville next Tuesday,
IN joint session with the operators, to
agree upon a dead work scale.
The Bellaire Stove Company have
about completed the new addition to
their works and will resume work ON
Monday, after being idle for two weeks.
The Bellaire steel works are having
The best run since the late strike, and
are turning out from CTS to $50 tons of
steel every twentyfour hours. On last
Wednesday the night turn worked ten
forty on heats, the largest amount ever
made in the history of the works.
Inc Novelty Stamping works at Bel
ialre have about completed the large