Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-09


~,.n VINO will come 10 this city to
Scare employment.
Tile Wheeling pottery resumed in
f,,I last week. At the Warwick the
IseoraJors commenced work last
Neck. The balance of the pottery
,a 20 On this week. Davisons pot
,srv Is fully employed.
Ioficas have been posted in the
v-leel.ng Iron and Steel COmpany's
works in lower Benwood that the
nagt would go on in full Wednesday.
'rhe repairs to the pudding and heat
Ing furnaces are about completed.
Tile McMechen Preserving Company
have purchased the canning factory at
windsor. on the Panhandle, below
WelIsburg. and will conduct it in con-
ueetion with their South Side plant
Tine Riverside Company has pur-
CEASED new tract of 500 acres of coal
land near Uniontown, Pa, for $780,
o5 This company now owns 1000
acres Of land from which it will obtain
material for the new coke plant.
Edward NJ. Pearson, the former
President of the Wheeling Pottery Co.,
Who is now a resident of Trenton, is
also said TO be on the lookout for a
coed opening in the pottery business.
Robert En6Iehardt, formerly en-
moved BY the Steubenville Glass Co.,
las gone into the decorating business
1t 40l Main street, decorating both
CHINA and glass.
enc of the furnaces at the Crystal
Glass Co.'S has been given a thorough
oyerhauling Work on the large addi-
ZION is being pushed toward compile
ticn as vigorously as possible. Every
thng manufactured at this works
had a large sale during 1887,
and the indications are that the sales
this wear Will be much larger
The Standard is about to issue
100000 in bonds, the money to be
used in the extensive improvements
to be made at Mingo, an account of
which was published several months
ago. These bonds will be secured by
a mortgage on the Mingo Junction and
Aetnaville works. which will of course
be a first mortgage On these proper
ties: they will bear date January 5,
1898. be issued in denominations OF
$500 and $1,000 made payable in ten
years and redeemable at the option OF
the company after three years from
their date with interest payable semi
annually at per cent.
The Brilliant mill will be started
about February l by Lewis & Hazlett
for the bondholders and Col Mulianey
Of the Aetna-SJandard at Bridgeport.
The shaft viii be pumped out. They
start OH on an order for 5000 tons A
gentleman from Brilliant says that
Col Nullaney is the man who has
leased and viii operate the mill The
citizens OF Brilliant are trying to raise
5000 to put the mill and shaft prop
orty in condition. They have 20 pud-
ding furnaces which will be pu1 in
operation
Holidays planning mill on the South
Side was closed down for a few days
last week TO take stock, but has re-
sumed.
AT departments at the Top mill, ex-
cepting the blast furnace, have been
idle for the past two weeks taking
stock and making repairs, which con-
sists OF refining an engine and the
rolls and the rebuilding of two an
healing furnaces. The work which is
being pushed forward as rapidly as
possible, may necessitate an idleness in
the various departments for another
week.
The Gilchrist coal mines begun oper-
alton Friday morning after an idle
ness Of four days owing to a delay in
orders.
w. A. Wilson & Sons planning mill
will resume operation tomorrow
morning. The mill was closed down
during the past week for the purpose
OF taking stock and making slight re-
pairs generally.
The Excelsior planning mills are
working as usual and have sufficient
number OF orders on hand to prevent
shut down during the present sea-
son.
Spears & Riddles machine shop is
working with a full force of employees
and are working on several small con-
tracts.
he corrugating works were idle
several DAYS during the week IN take
stock The tin department of the
works will start up tomorrow after
a brief fdleness on account of a lack of
material This will put the entire in
dUsJry in operation with a fulI force
Of men in every department.
The Central glass factory has been
idle during the week and will not re-
sumo uHlI Une uIpL VI ucAC illoiANiA'
Previous to the close down, which was
Tor the purpose of taking stock and
making small repairs, only one 1ur-
mace was on, but two furnaces will be
on after resumption.
y shaft was broken last Tuesday
in The bar department at the Whitaker
mill throwing about thirty employees
IDLE. The repairs TO the shaft are be-
ing made as quickly as possible, and
il will be gotten in working order in
time to put the entire mill in full
operation again by tonight.
The Crystal glass factory at Bridge
port was idle on Tuesday owing to
break in a water pipe in that city.
he factory is running in full.
The Bellaire steel plant is running
on double turn in all departments, and
the daily output of metal should it
continue to increase as at present,
VIII reach something i'll the neighbor-
-1Gd OF six hundred tons
hodefer's glass factory at Bellaire
was closed down during the past week
70 take stock and make general re-
pairs
Work will soon be begun on the
Novelty Stamping works which will
greatly increase its capacity.
be Bellaire Steel Company puchas-
ed during the week portion of land
ylng near the plant from the Bar
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