Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16

N,-s. fl shortage of plate. Sheet
a.. Nos. 8, 5 and 6 will be off this
~r week for repairs. A new bed
....rl. be put in on mill No 6, and
t8 the engine will be made.
Warwick pottery resumed last
.he decorators, however, COM
tae previous week.
r.. kim is being completed at
a.. DAWSON pottery, in the Eighth
III the local potteries are busy,
o-g orders ahead to keep them en-
a,el lJr some time.
Eqt, Uarbers across the river are
rs interested in the BARRIERS bill,
-.5a was introduced in the Legisla-
., .r columbus last week. The To-
alrass the river were influential
IN .r.aeing the matter before the State
1.~..es Association, who brought it
,be notice of the Legislature.
uh.auag manufactured about 45,-
m,Iu4 s,0eies last year, according to
+ssate office data.
Notwithstanding the assignment,
wrd Bros planning mill is still i'll
ration and will not stop until four
~ ge contracts, at present on hand,
ana unishcd.
Tba iron building men who have
n,sa at work on the new tin plate
works AT the Laughlin, are shipping
,5. rreiRe. derrick, etc, to New Cas-
Me- Pa.. where large mill is to be
erected. The work of putting on the
.sor non roof and thessides was COM
raneed last week. The sheet iron and
,lrarng gang will be kept busy for
soae time,
.bee Of the new tin mills at the
Ie 8elle were started Monday, and it
i. gqncctcd that the other tnree new
mills VIII be ready for operation in
couple Of weeks.
The lower Benwood works, except
tfa pudding department, resumed last
week and is busy.
The Reymann Brewing Company
have changed their pay day from Sat
urlav until Monday. The rule has
b.5n in effect since the first of the
year
Eiwin H. Pickett. formerly post
Office cmploye, has accepted the posi-
tion of uookkeoper a. Holiday s PLAN
ins mill on the South Side.
Thomas Normandi, an employe of
the Wheeling pottery, left yesterday
on a visit to New York for several
weeks
lie machinery and fixtures in the
Dlsnt Of the Huntington Glass Com
paay at Central City, are to be moved
to Marietta, Ohio, at once, where
new glass plant is to be put in oper-
anon. Tie new concern, it is said,
w..I be one of the largest along the
river. and viii be backed by Hunting
ton and Wheeling capitalists.
The Toronto (O.) Tribune declares
that force Of rs to 100 decorators
viii be at work at the American
China Conpany's plant at that place
py the asst OF this month. The plant
is running to its fullest capacity
E. J. Whitehead and James Clark,
Working potters on the committee
witch came from the east, visited
VI ling and East Liverpool last
week.
he Top mill will be in full operation
tomorrow after a three weeks idle
ness in all departments except the
blast furnace. The latter department
Ies been operating on double turn ana
is making remarkable progress III ~
work. During the shutdown IN the
otner DEPARTMENTS stock was taken and
reDairs made generally. One OF their
larze engines and all the rolls have
Joen refined, and the two anneallng
mrnaces have been rebuilt in such
manner as to increase their capacity to
considerable extent.
W. A. Wilson & Sons and the Excel
sior planning mills are working as
Ns al.
spears & Riddles machine shop is
working with q large number % orders
OH hand necessitating operation at
ujsa, Till 10 O'Clock.
The Ccrrugating works is running
Oh double turn in all departments.
The Whitaker mill was compelled to
close down on Friday at noon in all the
deDartments except tin mills Nos. Z
aud s. on account of leak in one of
heir gas pipes. A large force of men
were Immediately put to work to make
-erairs and Will get the broken pipe in
proper condition for resumption OF
Work tomorrow morning. A large
.soe OF men on the two turns were
thrown idle. AS the mill has 4 large
Bun Der OF orders on hand it viii have
t1 push work. to its utmost capacity
trrGg this week in order 10 make up
Cor he delay.
THE Central glass factory is still idle
aid is making general repairs After
February the works will be IN opera
uo With two furnaces, which VIII
employment to a large force OF
Eol
The Wheeling hinge factory is oper-
a.ius in full and is making excellent
Progress with the power Of gas en-
Sin IS which is great Improvement
oyer yAcir former power from coal.
he Bellaire stove foundry, after a
holiday rest during which stock was
taken and some small repairs made
resumed work in the mould depart
Een- last Tuesday and in the mount
-ng department. last Friday. Work on
'ha companys new foundry in the
second ward was begun last Monday
morning and is being pushed forward
a. apidly as possible.
lac Bellaire steel plant is operating
a. usual on double turn. The steel
l'2artment is now making on the av-
age OF thirty-six heats per turn. A
talse number OF the old employees have
I' IN re-instated in this department.
he Master Timers and RCofers'
association met Wednesday night in
u' Builders Exchange room for their
@aAual election. The old officers were
al elected and after the meeting they
%"lourned to Sam Brubakers and eele-
rated their first anniversary with a