Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25

OF outside capital. 1t is said hat those
interested in the moveme1la are the
same parties who endeaHed some
time ago to start up OhiofVlley pot
terry, Of North Wheelingl II is said
that Trenton parties are Interested in
the scheme. If reorganization is eff
fected the new company VIII increase
the capacity of the plant by building a
larger kiln and making otler improve
mentS to enable The company TO oper-
ate on larger scale. Detailsof inc plan
will be known in a few Days but it is
given out that the matter will likely be
q "go."
The local lodges Of the Anal gamat-
ed Association of Iron, Steel and Tin
Workers are busily engaged with pre-
parations for their coming reunion and
entertainment, which will take place
on next Saturday evening at Trades
and Labor Assembly hall. There are
SIX lodges OF the organization in this
part of the valley, representing the
Whitaker and La Belle mills, Laughlin
mill and the Aetna-Standard. For the
first time in their history they will
meet for the purpose of enjoying the
social features that are being arrang-
ed for the affair. There will be
speeches and music in plenty, and IN
connection with the latter feature there
will be vocal music by the well known
Welsh quartette President Schaefer
and Secretary Madden, National Of
ficers of the Anal gamated Association,
will be present.
This week Hannah Bros, stogie
manufacturers, will establish new
factory on Eoff street, East End, in the
building formerly occupied by the Boo
ley carriage works. The present FAC
tory, located at No. 1877 Market street.
will be- abandoned, but the firm Will
continue their retail departments, both
at that number and at 1882 Market
street. \The firm will employ an addl-
tional number of cigarmakers IN thelr
new factory.
According to The East Liverpool
CrisiX Charles w. Franzheim is nego-
tiatiing for the Tiltonville Sanitary
Wa7e Pottery.
"A REORGANIZATION of the local tailors'
unioA, which was first organized Two
yearsS ago. was effected at Trades AS
semblN hall last Tuesday night The
meeting was addressed by S. Z. Chrls-
toperstein. National organizer Oh the
Tailorsf Association.
The Aottery trust is going right on,
says thu e China, Glass and Lamps.
SOiiry a fsst-ttir New Years and that
means only a slower pace, but sufer
work in the end. All the potters Will
get together at last. Thee will be
some Independents, doubtless, VINO
nrefer to not on their own hook and
preserve their individuality, rather
than sink their identity in the ocean.
Whether there will be enough Of them
IN Justify the existence of four or hve
journals remains to be seen.-Pltts-
burg Press.
The ware in the kiln at the Dawson
pottery is being burned and sofa 10
crafty judgments and claims against
the pottery.
The work on the improvement to the.
Third Presbyterian church is progress
sing rapidly. The stone work on tne
foundation is finished and the brlck-
LAYERS have commenced work on the
front of the building after t1nlshlng the
addition to the rear Of the church. Inc
rear addition makes an extension OF
ten feet and is one story hieo. me
extension gives this much a0altlohal
snace to the Sabbath school depart
ment. In it will be built stage, 10 by
25 feet which will be used by the prl-
mary class to occupy during SaDpath
school and will be used for the var
ious entertainments to be gwen III
the church. Above the rear extension
is provided an alcove for the organ:
The Improvement to the church Will
also include a library for the Sapbath
school and a kitchen for use during
in front
the church will give an addltlonal
space of fully eighteen feet towards
the sidewalk. When finished the
church will be one. of the handsomesC
and NOSE conveniently arranged pidceS
of worship in the city.
The Wheeling steel works at Ben
wood shut down Friday on account Oh
a pinion breaking. The puddlng MIL
shut down Tuesday on account VI
break in the machinery.
The Riverside coke plant assumes
greater proportions each week. sew
eral hugh retorts which were received
some time AGO have been set III POSI-
ton and a brick building is Delng
built around them. A steel trestle
nearly so feet high is also beng con-
structed. The coke will be run onto
this as IL comes HUN INC O'NH0 -
dumped to the ground below. The
ovens are being gradually dried with
small fires in each oven. 1t will take
several weeks to properly dry them.
It will be some time yet for the coke
plant is ready for operation.
At the conference of operators and
miners at Dillonvale Friday they tall-
ed to reach an agreement and the men
have declared strike which they say
shall last until their demands have
oeen complied with and satisfactory
assurances given that the Chicago
agreement will be lived up to. Inc
men are arranging to keep up the
strike indefinitely.
THE strike of the boys at the Fostor-
"a glass works at Moundsville is still
on and has compelled the factory to
close down.
The Whitaker mill is being operated
IN ALI departments on double turn. Tin
mills Nos. 6 and 7 were started up on
THURSDAY last after being idle for a
week on account of a break in the ma
chinery.
The Wheeling corrugating works,
Wheeling hings factory, wheeling
mattress factory, Spears & Riddles
machine shop ana the Central glass
factory are running as usual.
Both the big and little departments
n fIln