Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

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The repairs to the Riverside mill
have been completed and the blast
furnace has resumed and the steel de-
partment will resume tomorrow
| morning. The plate mill will also re-
sumo tomorrow. The management
are deserving of much credit in their
quick work in repairing and recon-
structing this plant after the recent
explosion, the repairs being made
showing the company lost no time in
getting this department on. The tube
department. will probably resume this
week. g5 se rM
| most completed at the new coke
works. All the other work is progress
| sing rapidly.
The strike at the La Belle tin mill
has been amicably settled much to the
satisfaction of both parties and the
department will resume this week.
The iron works at the La Belle are on
in full, except the new plate mill
which was off a few days last week,
| but will resume tomorrow.
The lower Benwood mill is now on
in full. The steel department was Off
Monday and Tuesday on account OF
scarcity of metal.
i The Belmont mill is On as usual
and have enjoyed steady run dur
ing the week.
The Central Glass Company still
continues to operate its two furnaces
and reports business fairly good
The North Wheeling pottery is
working every day.
The Top mill has made no change
in the past week and is working in all
its departments.
The North Wheeling Bottle Com-
pany is closed down for the present.
The cause given is an over stock. 1t
could not be learned when the factory
will resume.
The National Steel Company's plant
at Mingo is ON in full, and work on,
the new addition to this large plant
is progressing rapidly. This plant
will soon be one of the largest in this
country and at present is employing
a large number of workmen and when
all the additions are completed the
capacity will almost be doubled.
The Riverside Glass Company, at
Wellsburg, report business Very good,
and the entire plant is on in full, after
being compelled to close down last
week for three days on account of
scarcity of sand.
J. Radcliff, the we'll known glass
manufacturer of Wellsburg, is now
out of the business, after being a sue
cessful operator for nineteen years.
The Crystal glass works at Bridge
port has made no change in the last
week and the peanut factory is still
off and will not likely resume this
week. The report that General Mana
ger, Captain Muhleman would resign,
was denied by Mr.. Muhleman Thurs
day, but runior still persists that his
hands of the National Glass Co., soon
will be, but it is we'll to say rumor is
not fact.
and all are moving along as usual.
The industries in this city are running
regular and seem to have plenty of or
ders ahead. The local business is
very bright owing to the large amount
of money being paid out for the coal
lands which options are being taken
| up and paid off.
The promoters of the talked of COM
pany which would remodle the old
boiler works into a bottle factory,
seems to have been dropped out of ex-
istence, and at present the promoters
seems to have dropped out Of exist
ence.
The new Century Glass Company
are making many improvements to
the old Aetna plant and will soon have
this factory in good condition. Their
Office is almost completed, and in fact
the new Improvements are all almost
finished. The company expects to be
in operation some time in May.
The Bellaire stove foundry reports
| business good, and expect the coming
season to eclipse all records of the
past. The stoves this company are
placing on the market are meeting
with great demand and are strictly
up to date in every way. The COM
| pany have nothing to say in regards
| to the recent notice of advance in
prices.
The three enameling works are on
in full and seem to have no abatement
| of business. Their continual run
| gives employment to a large number
of people. Their ware goes to ali
| parts of the United States.
Anderson Bros. foundry continues
to be busy, with plenty of orders
| ahead. ar
The. Bellaire Bottle Company is still
hustling and their business seems to
| be holding up well and from the pres
| ent outlook this factory will run con-
tinuously until the summer shut down.
| The new addition to this large plant
is fast nearing completion and will
soon be ready for operation.
| The Bellaire steel plant still con-
| tinues to work as usual with all of it's
| departments on in full and shipping
| almost all its output. The plants
| new labratory is almost COM
pleted, and it will not be long until
| the semblance of the late fire will be
| entirely unnoticed and in it's place
| will be many new Improvements.
| All of the mills and factories OF
| Martins Ferry have made no change
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