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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-01-24
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and KepIies-0dds and Ends OF
Information.

Comrades Queries and KepIies-0dds and Ends OF
Information.
Comrades answering these inquiries are re-
quested to write directly to the persons asking for
UNEl
J. B. Niman, Mansfield o.. wants the address Of
any comrade of Co b, 9Th Pa. II. A., who was az
AunAndae, Va, in January, 1866, and remembers
Thomas Thompson.-HeuFy Sargent, Shaker
Village N. H., would like the addresses OF the
First Sergeants OF any member of the late
32d u. 5 Inf; particularly of Cos. l or K.-Rich-
ard Newell of Co. G, Sth Iowa Cav, Medicine
Lodge, Kan, wants the address of DR.. Finley, of
the same regiTneut.-A. \. Beck, Emerson, Kan.
wants the address Of Serg't Joseph ImbOden Of Co.
G, Ist OhiO.-Andrew J. Ogdon. Samoth H.,
would like the addresses of VIM. b. Wallingfnrd J.
B. Scott, o. CAPTAIN and W, j. Patton, OF Co. X 4th
Ark Cav. 5. Dunscomb, Grand Crossing ILL.,
desires the addresses of Henry 0ldfieId Lent J.
c. Kahn and Capt. James f. Putnam of the Sth
Ohio battery.-hlrs. John Calkins, North Eaton,
o. wishes the address of Charles Textor who was
employed in the Brooklyn IN. " Navy Yard in
Is62.-D. 8 MADDEN, Goldsberry, Mo- wants the
address Of Dr. Benjamin +. NiTty, who was prHc-
ticing at Livingston, ILL.,. N. Harding. Pull
man Wn. T., wants the address of George NJ. Bet
wiler Captain, Co. q, Sth Iowa Cav--AIrs Mar
garet AarlinG, Greenvilie, o. would like TO CORE
spond with any comrade who was in hospital at
Munfordsville, KY, or In Barracks hospital at
Louisville, KY, in April, 1852, who knew William
c. Marling, of 60 b. 18th Ohio.-James H. Ridge
way Fairvew, H. wants the address of any com
rade or officer of Co. u, 9th Ohio.-John ". Da-
Wis, Co. @. lOith III. Wellington, KAN would like
to know the address of ID. l.. Mitchell of the same
company aud regiment.-Thomas Recs, l73
Franklin street, Johnstown, Pa desires the address
of Capt B. +. Slnyley, Co. K. 2d Pa. H. A.-Sarah
A. HelmicS, Frankfort, Ind, wants TO correspond
with any comr8de who knew John Harhaugh. Co.
X 72d Ind.-Charles Lenox. Co j. I'D Ohio, Ma
poeou, Mo, wants the addresses OF Surgeons
Brown and Foote and John l.. Cragon, who
Captain of the above regiment after the battle of
Shiloh-Anna NJ. Maier, MuTphysboro, H.,
would like any information of her brother, August
Maer who enlisted in the S5th PA. at Pittsburg,
aud was First Eeutenant-John Barlow, Sac
City, Iowa, wants the address of the Surgeon in
charge of hospital at Fort Ellsworth, Va, and any
comrade or officer who knew of him there In the
Summer of lS62.--Daniel w. Hoover, Mt. Vernon
Iowa wants the address of the Hospital Steward
of Newport (Ky) hospital during the Fall of 1861
Also the address of Andrew G, Ritter, Co. d, 18th
u. s. who was discharged from Jefferson Barracks
Mo-. September lS65.-Stephen 5. Peer (whO was
known as Stephen 3. Price,. Sidney. o.. wants the
address of any comrade of Co. L. Sd battalion
18th U. s., who served from 1854 to 1867.
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FREE to any OF readers who have consumption
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria,
When shs had Children, she gave them cAstoris.
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WiHteTgreen Guieh, six miles east OF Erie bv
Rad OF rail- Is a picturesque place and great re-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
WEST VIRGINIA.

Belmont-On Well-Wm. Johnston is
drilling another oil well.
Belmont-On Well.--Mildred Bros, of
Butler, Pa, are drilling for oil.
Bluefield-Electric-Li Plant.-An cleo
tric-light plant has been erected.
Bramwell--Bottling Works -Digges &
Hix have started bottling works.
New Cumberland w. b. Lee, of Titus
Vile; has leased oil land on Iolbsrts run
from Lewis Sanders.
Charleston-Street Railway.-E. b. Dyer
and associates have received n franchise to
build street railway.
Charleston-Land. The Aspinwall and A.
A. Law tracts OF lands have beau sold They
contain about 200. 900 acres.
Ellenboro-Stone Quarry. Baltimore
g. Ohio Railroad Co. office Baltimore, Md J
have opened q stone quarry.
Parkersburg-Saw Mill-Noah Athey has
moved his saw mill from Pigeons Roost to a
Iron Works viii, It Is stated, buiTd anor6Sr
iron furnace and are making surveys. Pros
ent furnace is 75xl6 feeet.
Cairo-Railroad.- Baltimore g. Ohio
Railroad Co. (office Baltimore, Md will, it
a. said, probably build q branch road to
Grantsville, distance Of 35 miles.
-Railroad.-Charles s. Martin,
Thomas e. Davis, L. ID. McWhorter and
Others have incorporated the Ohio & West
Virginia Southern Railroad Co. to build a
railroad from the coal fields near Glenville
70 Marietta, Ohio, distance OF G5 miles.
Rights Of way have been secured.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
CRUSHED TO A PULPY MASS.
An Immense Rock Falls on Three
Miners in q Mine.

An Immense Rock Falls on Three
Miners in q Mine.
Tho Hyde Park shaft, near Scranton, Pa,
was the scene Of O terrible mine accident.
Three men who were working several hun
dred feet below the surface, loading coal
from the mine chamber In a car, were
caught under falling slab Of rock Is feet
long, 12 feet wide aud about two feet thick,
crushing them to death Instantly. The
victims are: Flynn, Michael, miner, fifty
years old, married; Ratchford, Patrick,
ffty-six years old, married; Rogan, Patrick,
single.
The men had just fired heavy blast and
sounded the roof, but except slight hollow
ness at tue facs of ths breast it seemed
secure. Their car was nearly filed with
coal hen the terrible crash came, The
root that they had just conclud d was safe
gave way, catching them under ID before
they had time to realiz, what had happened.
Flying pieces OF rocky hiass struck and
slightly injLrel two oth,r miners who had
heard the report and were hurrying to the
scene of the accident. When help arrived
it was seen that the victims were crushed
into pulpy mass and it took several hours
to remove the rock from the mangled bodies
The bodies wcro then carried to the homes
Of the men who had a short time previously
| left Tor their daily task.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT
Inc Development OF New Enterprises
Throughout the South.
MARYLAND.

Boyds-Saw Mill.-G. A. &FA. Zeiv,s,
burned. Iii" reported as
Frederick-Iron Foundry--Markell SzW;,-
ss,, soaon are purchasing mach..vry for their
y Fort Dsposit-Stone Quarries. es.-Ben iom;n
Mipner Is preparing to develop the Cross
ausrries. Is erecting machinery.
Baltimore-Lime Kilns &c. C. n. Pearso,
q 20. will build 10 lime kiIns OF the most
improved design. They will also sink an
Ualtsd oHT5 have ercciSd 4 Blake sFinj..
cor @sondensiug pump with capacity OF 500
w gallons per day at their oil works at
Balttmore-Shoe Fectory.-The Baltimore
Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Co, has bean
Incorporated BY James Carroll, John Waters
g. SlingluH, Henry Clark and Henry g
Deil with capital stock of 100000. Mr.
Clark is president t"''
Washington. ID. C.-Sand Mining Tho
Potomac Steam Sand Dredging & Com
pounding Co. has been INCORPORATED bv
morris Murphy, +. A. Adams. Frank II
hopkins and Others to dredge sand ont nf
cne Potomac and its tributaries. The capital
stock is 900. p''"'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
NEW SOUTHERN BANKS.

lied. "'' e'h rBah-
Lumpkin, Ga.--A bank. has been organ
-, New Birmingham, Texas. Wade Bonner
| VIII start bank.
| Char lesion, S. CA new savinr b,nk is
TO be started ~ -
,, Beattyville, Ky.-Capital has been SUBJ
scrioed to start bank
=, Iuliahoma, Tenn-The capitaI Of tho nov
rnst national Bank, Is $50 ,0O0
West Point, Miss.-A Stat, bo,k 10 ho;,o,
organized. Capital will be S5O,OW.
Eainesvils, Ga.-The First National Bank
has peen organized with S50.0u0 capitaI
houston, Texas.-Ths Houston National
nank mas been organz.l. L. l.. Jester is
4. hogersville, Tenn.-The Royersville Ma
capital. ' S''''oo
Whitewright. Texas.-A bank will bo
ger6eld. y, N"i'
=, Cartcrsville, Gn.-The First National
hank has commenced business. j. III. Vivion
is Cashier. WV"
West Point, Miss-The Merchant &, Plant.
eis , oank mas been organized by 7. e. King
Union Springs, lathe Farmers, ALI.
OOO capital. A Will sioo''
\, Madison, Ga.,-The capital of the Bank Of
will bc S5O,OOO " '''' 'eu'
Jacksonville, Fla.-A bill has been intro
uuced In tho legislature at Tallahassee To
cnarter the Southern Saving & Trust c..
L,wisburg, Tenn.-A bank has been Or
gal!lzs I'd with w. w. Qtilyie .iIi-..
PRESIDENT; w. L. Jordan, vice-preSident, and
w. T. Nicholson, cashier. Will commence
business July 1.
Richmond. Va.-The Security Finance Co.
has been chartered with l.. d. Christian as
president, and James B. Pace, secretary and
treasurer. The capital stock is to be- not less
than SlOo ,OOO nor more than 5000
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
NORTH CAROLINA.

Charlotte-Shoe Factory.-Mr. VanLand-
ingham is organizing a stock company to es-
tablish a shoe factory.
Asheviile- survey will be
made shortly of the proposed Asheville, At
lanta and Baltimore Railroad.
Charlotte Refrigerator Armour & Co,
OF Chicago, H., will, it Is reported, erect
large meat refrigerator warehouse.
Bslfield - Railroad. - Efforts are being
Wilmington, N. c. rebuild railroad from
Bslield TO Castou.
G. G,stonia-Cotton Factory. H. Craig2,
7. G. Pesram and l.. l.. Jenkins have organ
lied a company 10 build another cotton
factory. Work to DO commenced soon.
Asheville-Tobacco Factory.--fIull & Hull
are interested in tho s25, 900 stock company
lately reported organizM to build to
bacco factory. Will manufacture plug and
smoking tobacco.
Charlotte-Reduction Works.-S X. Bart
lett and j. +. Wiswell. OF Boston. Mass ,
| have secured tho Adams Reduction Works,
and are adding some machinery to test their
process for reducing gold ores. Capacity
| daily will be 20 tons. liz successful they
! will build new reduction works
Hendersonville-Spok aud Handle Fac
tory..-The Hendersonville Manufacturing
| Co. has been organized with DIR. Wexter
| Smathers, president; +. NJ Britain, vice
! president, and j. s. Rhodes, secretary, fol
| tho manufacture OF spokes. handles, barre
hoops, Go The capital stock is S5,O00.
Chariotte---Oil Mill, Fertilizer Factory and
Ginnery. The Charlotte Oil and Fertilizel
Co. lately reported as to build a cotton-seeo
oil mill and fertilizer factory, have started
i active work. They will also build a costor
ginnery with daily capacity Of sixty bales
Capacity oil mill will TO l25 tons of seet
daily.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
VIRGINIA.

Green Forest-Iron Mines The Bnepn
iron ore mines at once
Pocahontas = Electric-light Plant.-Tbe
Norfolk & Western Railroad Go, ioI,icr
foanoke) are erecting an electric. light plant.
Salem-Iron Furnace and Iron M,ll-Tbc
southwest Virginia Land Co., will buiLi n
mill. n'op "o"
Rocky Mount-Gold Mining. Henry
franklin, of Richmond, will it is reported
erect siuice and rockers for the purpose OF
washing gold. ''o VI
rage County-1ron Mines, &c-J. Blake
Kendall, OF Washingtor, ID. C., has leased
iron and manganese land from ID. II. Knpev
and b. g. Rust, and will develop same.
Suffolk-Railroad.- Suffolk e. Caro-.
INA railroad, running FROM Suffolk To
Chowan, N. e, distance of 40 miles will il
Is reported be made u standard gauge.
Newport News-Iron working Sbon-Tb.
Chesapeake Dry Dock 81 Construction Co,
are about commencing work on their iron
working shop, which is to be 25xl2O feet.
Lexington--Ice Factory.-E A. Quison-
Derry, reported as organizing companv to
establish an ice plant, contemplates the .re,..
ton Of plant from s to tons daily cauacitv
to cost $1,000.
Wytheville-Mineral Waters, &c.ZTbe
Pilot Ridge Springs Co. has been organic vi
with Frank 8. Blair as president. to shin
mineral waters, build hotel. Sc The can
ital stock is to be not less than 300 900 nor
more than $3.50, 900.
Richmond-Stove Works The Soutbern
Morks Go bas- -baap,- sha~ss1ss,s suisi.
100000, nor more than $2oO,0W.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17

Darlington-Ths Darlington Land g. Ir,
proxement Co. has been organized with
capital stock Of SIS 900. which will ha 10 .
creased. They are now improving the I.nJ
-, Laurens-Oil Mill and Fertilizer Fac,orv
ne Iaurens Oh & Fertilizer Co. ranortoo i
.ast week as chartered, will build "A cnttou'
seeh OIL miii aud fertilizer factory of 20 ton.
1aily capacity. W 'ops
Darlington-Oil Mill. -Tb. D,r,;,
Sinning, Milling, Fertilizer & WnrehSe,'.a S,Un
20. nave ordered machinery for their ,nttnn'
seed oil mill, previously mentioned ~.
plant will cost $l5,OW. i"e
Iorkville.Buggy works.--M G. xyu,;s
anu w. b. moore have organized the t,ann
una Buggy Co. for the anufactur. NJ %',S,
eies, wagon, etc They have works aireaay
IN operation and will enlarge same later ~
, Florence-OH MflL-WaIter anJ s
Gregg, r. I kershaw. c. NJ. Covimv,on ma ~;
OiCo., with a capital of $3J.iII- To b,,;id
conton-s ed oil mill. Machinery. will cost
Ninety 'six-Railroad. Tho Au,,,,,
greenwood " Western Railroad Co hsv.
organized with A. NJ. Aiken, president =,
is probable that arrangements will be ,p,,is
with the Charles on, Clnci,.nati az Cbicano
haiiroa GO. tofiice, Rock HID for tho com.
pletion OF their road.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
DISASTERS AND sUALTlEs
1e populace
knun6er OF
This action.

Two colored fremen named Ballssr and
Davis were killed by boiler explosion at the
Besseier Rollings Mills in Birmingham,
Alabama. S &S
Mrs. A. Fl. Lucas, her two daughters and
her hired man, were drownei, while trying
to cross a swollen creek. near Carthage,
Missouri. Si
A storm on Lake Superior broke up a num-
Der of booms of logs aud scattered the tim
bers out in the lake, causing q loss to lumber
men estimated at $lO0, 900.
James Connor and James Harris were
killed by the premature explosion OF dyna-
mite, hsar Homer. Michigan. They were
blowing cut stunps with dynamite.
Engineer J.'S. Burns and Fireman James
Merriman were kuled by "a train running
into wash-out on IA Bi1b5nqfffsSsss "a ssSJu uWeyft
RaiRth IN On tue uutsxi No. ,.tsae}en ,Sara
sapssa. Mss~4expA Nh and al were @ in. :
A freight train on the Boston and Albany,
Railroad broke apart near Worcester, Massa.
chusetts, and then came together again,
wrecking several cars aud tearing up Ipor-
tion Of the track. -
Two freight trains coilidei near Glen Mary,
Tennessee, as a result Of the forgettulness Of
the engineer Of one OF them. Brakeman
Taylor and Conductor Hineline were killed,
and Engineer Rusk fatally injured. Two
others were slightly injured.
The Emmons dynamite factory, about a
mile from Harrison, Westchester county. N.
Y, caught fire In the engine room, and soon
after wards the factory blew up. Newton
| Emmons, son OF the proprietor, and Ander-
son, the fireman. were injured, the former
seriously.
the Pennsylvania Railroad ran into the rear
Of another, near Trenton, New Jersey, The
| train hands jumped aud were unln jured.e A
man supposed to be William A Hefton, of
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
CABLE SPARKb.

The Duke Of Edinburgh fs nj
Inc Queen Dowager of Beraria y dying.
s;iIaT nns Gar is in constant dread ID bein
Cairo, Egypt. "' 'e'' Il
ins seysn eon,;c, ;sarLnals win be created com
proSoS oSs King IL & Of the Netherlands is JalIy i'm
des,reys5j ne D,joH M Theatre inMelbourue has beer
.o hhing liking Milan is credited with u desir,
W oecofne Patriarch OF all Servia. T
AN agent OF the Boulancists 4 sreoot,a-
ting In London for a loan OF S20. do 05s,s
Count de St Folk. she French; I, !, "; .ts,. e.
Uruguay, has been trtMS; To ,Mexicos :
oeed Lord Londonderry 17 tsrsy Sf Ireland ireland
A party Of Egyptians frosss suak,m we're
as.ackod ~. and defeated by q fofce OF Soudan.
An unsuccessful attempt ms w,Ro mad. :, ~,
ION ION TO borrow money for the Panama Canal
Company. ( oA""'
| striking car drivers overcame the police
In visnua and q force OF cavalry had TO he
called out to quell the disorder. - -
Fifteen hundred delegates viii, a.te,d 81.
austrian Catholic Congress. Two deputies
VIII represent Bishop Strossrnayer.
United States Minister Pentiieton present
- - r,s Ietoers OF recall to Emperor William
from Berlin. " 'ou'a'eiy
Inc condition Of the Empress of Austria
VINO Is said to be insane, hos sliehtly im,,
pIoveu. She passes whole DAYS without
speaking or moving. "0u'
Gen. Boulauger has deci,Ied to ,a.,. n,
gum his decision Is dus to tho warninu
gwen him ny the governmsut THAT n h, III
not leave the c,untry he would be erna,aS nJ h,a
Emperor Wili,m, of Germany in m -
Serview with Prince Bismarck, showed nm.
u,1,nchng ,1g opposition to oyertures from the
pN,.,s ppaCican Tor the appolntment OF nuncio at
The labor agitation In termariy Is spraad.
nS oeyond towns into the country The
nous quantities OF American reyolotionarv
leaflets. N~N o'o'o'Aonary
"A untonist conference at Birminvhom
EHs., adopted resolutions urging the govern,
ment to Introduce in the House of Commons
an measure a to enable tenants to become own
ona a. hn the =, Manchester Easter steeple- cbases
steepiechase plate OF 900 sovereigns. about
Gnree miles and quarter was won by the
Prince Of Wales aged Magic.
The Catholic Congress at Vienna will, oner
on the I'd inst. 1t Is expected that the Con
500 VIII proclaim the necessity Of the re-
estaoiishment OF ths temporal power OF the
rope. Congress will also be held in
Madrid Tor tue Same purpose
chaplain stoecker is practically suspended
from Ihe functions OF preacher to the Ger-
man Court because Of his anti-Semitio teach
i,ngs. As viii be permitted to retail, his mar.
ilamentary seat, but he will not be allowed
70 continue political agitation except ir-nis
own constituencies OF Sieger and Dieieia
,,zes ess ssls sEss1sSSS & q fRa x!ae uyhaIssss
Df Vienna heapeo7 number OF
HEIR o- SaeHl H.liss:. BE =; :. - Ehis action.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Edgoiisld-Brick Works.-Brick works
have been started.
Mayesville -Bagging Factory. f. At
kins will probably start pine-fibre bagging
factory.
Greenvilie- Cotton Gins --Csly Bros, will
erect four Mccarthy English ooubie-roller
cottons gins.
Greenville - Electrical Railroad. - The
9reenyille Street Railroad Go. contemplate
adopting electricity as q motive power,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17

AT called meeting OF the Chamber OF
Commerce of Greensboro, N. c. "A committee
was appointed TO consider the matter OF a
roller Touring mill In that town,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
A wELL-EDUcATED BOY.

While the discussion is going on rs to the
prohibitory method of dealing with the liquor
traffic, the children and young people in tho
,Prohibtory States are, to large extent,
growing up free from the saloon contanlina-
tion to which so many foil victims in licensed
liquor selling communities. Not long ago an
eight-year-old boy, the son of prominent
official in Kansas, paid visit to relatives in
ttfRs sf@es d Pt bst He .b ds Ss
saloons, with their screened windows, and
other characteristic appointments, he in
quired with much curiosity of his uncle:
t"What kind of shops arc these"' He had
never seen such in his own city in Kansas.
What saving of the boyhood and girlhood
of the nation It would be indeed if, as COM
pletely as from Kansas, the liquor-saloop
could be banished in every State throughout
the Union National Temperance Advocate.