Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-01
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Both the tin and iron departments
at the La Belle mill are on in full.
The nail and tack department are en-
joying their usual steady run.
The Belmont mill is busy in all de-
partmeIts. 1t is said the furnace will
soon be blown out and refined.
The night turn last Friday night at
the Riverside steel works made the
largest amount of steel ever made in
twelve hours in this mill and also COM
pleted the biggest two weeks tom
mage ever made by one turn. Friday
night 81 heats were blown, aggregating
80 tons. In the two weeks 1910 tons
were turned out. Turn foreman John
Rittwager was delighted and set em up
to the boys. The Wheeling steel works
also made big run last week.
The North Wheeling Glass Company
is working full in every department
The Wheeling pottery is very busy
and working every day.
The Central Glass Company is still
operating two furnaces, with the usual
force.
The Wheeling Steel and Iron Com
pay has had large business during
the past week, with every department
on in full.
The Top mill is only partially on.
The sheet department is on in full,
and the blast furnace is working as
usual. The pudding department and
plate mills are off.
The Stifel Calico Company is pushing
the work on the new plant rapidly, and
has placed large amount Of the new
machinery.
The Riverside pottery is on in full,
with a bright outlook for the future
and a steady run is expected for this
plant.
At the Riverside coke plant nearly
all of the ovens in the west section
have been lined with Belgian tile, and
the work of lining the east section will
be commenced in a short time. The
bricklayers have about completed the
brickwork on top of the ovens, The
work on the boiler houses is being rap
idly pushed to completion. The new
pumping station is almost completed,
and when finished will furnish suf-
ficient water for this large plant
The Crystal glass works at Bridge
port have been working only part
of the last week, but at all times hav-
ing a portion of the factory on. The
company could not secure barrels or
packages and many of their shipments
have been delayed on this account.
koehnlines new ice factory is near
ing completion and a large amount Of
the machinery was placed in position
last week.
The Century Glass Company, which
has been recently organized to oper-
ate the old Aetna glass factory, has a
force of men now at work cleaning and
repairing the plant. This work is
being pushed. as the company wishes
to get the plant in operation as soon
as possible. The old and new stock
holedrs will meet this week and or
ganize.
The Bellaire Stove Company is on
in full, with plenty of orders ahead, and
from the present outlook steady run
will be enjoyed by this plant.
The three enameling works are
going every day, all of them making
large shipments, and with plenty of
orders on hand.
Rodeser Bros, glass factory is
WQl hAI6 do usual, anu A1O14 NAAI
formation can be learned about this
factory. it will have a continuous run
until the summer shut down.
The Standard bridge and boiler works
are running. Work on their orders are
being rapidly pushed.
The Bellaire Bottle Company is
busy as usual, and the work on their
new addition is going on rapidly. the
greatest drawback being the weather,
which has impeded the outside work.
The construction of the new tank fur
mace will be pushed with all speed
possible. as the company feel the need
of an increase in their capacity and for
this reason are anxious to complete
their new addition.
Anderson Brothers foundry is busy
as usual, and working up to its full
capacity.
The industries in Bellaire have made
no change since last week, and all are
moving along as usual, with bright
prospects for the future. A rumor is
current here that a window glass fac
tory may be built in this city In the
near future. 1t is hoped that this ru-