Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13
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Annnes q shsiP We,s
0m FfaaStse o,usss,
John 4. Drolet d BY birtb
education and resi1ence Csi;staniant
% he has been fortWenty.sr. ofniaa, ~
q In the business he NAV ~. ean saes
atobaccouist. HIS most ry hulS
ment ~ = torenan Of RosepS,Iseps
ket ftreet factory, . position rS;.S
cupied ct the moment when tbssa bee
mans coolie cigar makers Last ~ Cad.
their tools and walked o6. Du,;a. .oot u
dencs IN this city Mr.. Dorlet S.s hhsl
Chinese and has worked viih sap'c,d
knows how they make cie,rs sua 1ee; /
are % extensively engaged in ,S., sAyae
"As neaS - / can estim,t. - usde
Drolet, In response to the reno,, eea u
rogAtofy. there are about tsn iass
Chinese engsged In making c;s. uaousai
Francisc1 and may with t,n,n u 9
not ten ot them eau make 4 Ss @tS
Tor theif COO venience this s;ms1ent ca
has bsen divided into eight b,,s. Sasaa
man Employed 10 one brsn.S eaa II
generally know any thing Of n. s a, doe ID
Havana We have two distins yoen
Shippers and cigarmakers an I'saeAs>
men are good striPpers, though ., SSs.r
are not Always good ciaArmakers Ipira
the Shinese there are the w-app4, .asS
the shapers who work with mscSi,..'es
stippers, the filters, the bunch m.tg u
ryliers, the pressers, and, finally ~. Aa
9s. II Is mistake TO suppose thr pict
isman, even II he has good ,obac,a Nl
ppon, can make good cigar, ~ st
knack OF Initiating the method: S',,
Trade, and II carefully taught Nv 49,, " as
men will become rapid work. 'pSaF.es
have no judgment, and IL Gin, ,U ~ Ag
that satisfies their ambition hs oS YET
and dirty tools do no. appe.r 10 nm, n,Ss
DO you think II would eve, ~ ,,,
to displace them in this busipr,sr, '''s'os
"Yes, IL Is possible: in fact IL.
why IL should not be done. In N.
ming there might be some difScuI,S ns
more than there was when m. nv %. u
gan 70 learn the trade. Nest d ID, 60.
making here is done by MACHINERY III,
bright Coy or girl could pick up any MA
OF the work in few months, and h. M.
valuable to an employer than q Chin,%.
to say nothing about their bein, CO..
and more intelligent. With pair 81 80
and shaper any one eau make som. 80
Of cigar, and q little practice SouId m
ply what skill Is required TO MAY. ~
one. A matter OF fact hoysvs, S
chine-made cigar will never be AZ roS.
one made by hand"
us IL true that the Chinese NJ. ,A.,,
saliva to finish cigar. '''a
Yes, and very dirty practice n IA h,
Some manufacturers forbid il, but N, a.
nese universally disobey ort,rn m,
have paste with'which TO Join N, .,..
per at the speS Of the cigar, bu, they o,,.,
fail to spit on the wrapper IL unoS.,r,.S
! have been told that II you have doc ,ei
desire to secure his eternal and l,,t,,
friendship you must hold his mouth or,
and spit in II. This secrs.o d, nnhTms, L..
some mysterious effect on him, and he I'm
never leave you. l don't express nv oois
ion on the subject, but il may he N.
smoking Chinese cigars has had IN, An.
effect on some people in this city, epc,.
ly the employers OF Chinese in the cir,,
making business, who treat their men via
great consideration. Mr.. RosenbauuI
speak OF him because my eNp.n,p,
In his factory is most recent-pays aba,
81 900 O week to Chinese workmen. IN.
nese boys in his factory working q STRIP
pers receive from s. 10 s. q week, and II.
men make from SO TO SIS q week soek
wages would be very comfortable for mar
white girls and hoys who could perform u.
same work. Mr.. Rosenbaum. I believe d
willing to employ white persons, lot b
cannot make them work with the Chiaes;
when, however, they are employed, he uu
he can get more work out OF them than 90,
OF the Mongolians. One disagreeab. no
ture OF employing the Chinese 10 Their in.
science and general disposition 10 shirt
and slight their work"
us II possible 10 make a. good cighn b,r
q in Havana"
II see no reason why they could not 10.
II oil the conditions which produce 0 god
cigar are complied with. In the firs, p.ss.
the tobacco must be properly prepared. y
1t II IN Cuba, and then you must get eooi
cigarmakers."
nCan you get as good workmen htr %
in HAVANA"
mot among the Chinese. \ cigzr 10 10
sood must be made by hand. The ioNsrOo
must be handled rs little As possible, ior
It's qualities, like those OF a tender plant,
are destroyed 10y excessive manipulation
Take Q lot OF tobacco and run 10 throoeh
the hands OF ten slapdnsh, dirty Cinnamon.
and IL IL was the Cuban crops EAtbs'.
ed for the crowned head, q
Europe Il would be spoiled and tie
cigars made from II unfit to smoke. Hos
would Count Won Bismarck look smOsinsi
cigar, shaped. moulded. aud spit on GJ
San Francisco Chinaman' ] think, boz.
ever, ifa good Cuban cigsymassr scai
take Chinaman and carefully lean hin
TO make q cigar be would become pas,
bic workman, though he would asarltt
INDICTMENT. The Chinese are apt imitsts,'
"Are there any good cigarmsker' 10 A'
city7' , -.
.'There are about one hundred sh'
men, some OF whom are good wotfmsnsn
they are nearly oil employed - forensa 2
factories or are working Tor them,ec
small shops. In some OF ID. tst o.