Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

are not expected to resume before the
first of the year. The other part OF the
mill is on in full, and the work of
changing furnaces under the boilers
for the use of coal is about completed.
The Wheeling Iron and Steel Co., at
Benwood, are working in all depart
ments.
The Belmont mill is on in full.
All departments in the Whitaker
mill are on in full with every indica-
ton for a continuous run.
The new Office rooms for the Wheel
ing Stamping Company are completed
and the force is now occupying them.
The 'aTop" mill is on in full, as is
also the Wheeling Mould and Foundry
Company, which is having a good run.
The Central Glass Company have not
yet Joined the National and from all
reports will still stay out and be class
ed as one of the orphans" which
name has been given to the houses
outside of the combine. The factory
is on in full and are still receiving
plenty of orders.
The North Wheeling Glass Company
are enjoying good trade.
The work on the addition to the
Sehmulbach brewery is progressing
rapidly and the bricklayers started to
work Thursday.
Uyor Cny,norau
having good trade and working ev-
cry day.
In Martins Ferry there has been no
change, except the reorganization Of
the Enterprise bottle works, which will
soon start to work.
The West Virginia Glass Company
and Beaumont factory are on in full,
and are still receiving plenty of orders.
Means foundry, as usual, are work
ing every day.
The Stanton Heater Company are
having trouble in securing steel plates
and have to hold back many orders on
this account.
The new shovel works is progressing
rapidly. Quite a lot of the roof is on
and nearly all the new machinery has
arrived.
The Laughlin Tin Company are still
idle, and no news of work has yet come
to gladen the hearts of its many en-
ployes.
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full, using all the space available, and
trying to catch UP with their orders.
All of the old Aetna part of the
AetnaStandard is off, most all the tin
mills are on.
The Crystal glass works, at Bridge
port, is only part on, on account of
repairing furnace, but will resume
work in full as soon as the repairs are
finished.
In Bellaire activity is shown in every
manufacturing establishment. In the
last week an effort has been started
by the business men to form a COM
pany to start up the old Aetna factory
as bottle factory. The outlook is very
bright, and it is thought that in a few
days enough stock will be subscribed.
The factory is in good condition, as it
has been occupied until recently by the
Bellaire Bottle Co.
The three enamellng works are all
advertising for more help. 1t is said
that the truant law of the State has
been brought to bear on one or prob
ably all of these plants in regard to en-
ploying children under age.
The Bellaire steel company are work
inf full in every department.
The boiler works have plenty of or
ders, but are short of steel and are
much Inconvenience in filing their or
ders on time.
1t is expected the city Council will
soon ask for plans for the new city
building.
The new management of the Heath
erington mines, who are making such
noted Improvements, expect to have
their new tipple finished in about two
weeks.
Inc mines out the b. d U. are all
working. and their outlook for contin-
ued work is very encouraging.
The new saw mill to be located near
Shadyside, will soon be ready for work.
Sub-district FIVE, of district six.
United Nine Workers, will meet at
Bridgeport on January I'd. to hold their
annual convention and elect officers.
It d reported that a combine IS try