The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-23
IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE.
The Foreign Visitors to Arrive
To-day En- Masse.
Only Brief Stop VIII be Nade-The Rain
VIII Probably Preclude any Attempt
Mt Observation-Disclosures Move
ments--Somc Interesting Talks--A List
of the Visitors.

dozen or more members of the Iron
and Steel Institute visiting the United
States passed through Roanoke last
night, and several of them stopped in
the city, to be joined here to-day by the
other members of the party.
cold, disagreeable rain greeted the
party as they entered the State at Bris-
tol, early in the morning, and remained
with them throughout the day.
The iron and steel excursion reached
Pulaski about $40 yesterday morning.
y large number of visitors went through
the furnace grounds and the whole
party took day coaches TO the Gossan
fields. The rain poured in torrents all
day long, but Notwithstanding the wet
Il large number of the visitors went out
in the mud to inspect tho openings
on Chestnut Creek. Umbrellas and
watcr-proofs were in demand. Return
ing, the train did not get away until late
in the afternoon, and only reached
Pulaski about 7:30 o'clock. They went
to Poc;. hontas last night
Those that came to Roanoke ycster-
day arrived by No. 16, and experienced
SohoiNiSAhpiS Ill SclJlHT nOUcl
accommodations owing to tho crowded
condition of the city. Tho arrivals
embraced both Germans and English
men.
What impressed you most during
your trip?" they were asked by TIMES
reporter.
The great waste visible every
where" was the reply ''Thc country
has great national resources, but you
do not practice economy in using your
resources as we do"
1--WE make it q practice in Germany"
said DR.. Lucg. Of Oberhausen, "to mine
no more ore than we use in making the
finished product
eve have equally as large iron mines
in Austria as are in the South" said c.
Crusrus, of Burg Solms, Lain, '.but we
want the coal and iron close together as
you have them. With us they are as
much as five hundred miles apart. You
make a great waste in the South, but
you cannot help from growing"
DR.. Lucg intends to make America
his home and will work for Andrew
| Carnegie at Pittsburg.
a number Of the party who passed
through Roanoke last night intend to SO
to Canada before sailing for home.
| The following list includes nearly all
the members of the British and German
! Iron and Steol Institutes which will ar
| rive in Roanoke this evening from the
| West:
Joseph Adamson, Frcdk Andrew,
Geo. Armstrong, w. |. Armstrong,
Thomas Ashbury, Stanley Baldwin, A.
c. Bamlett, Henry Banks, Thos. Ban
took, James Barrow, Paul Bayard, VIM.
Beardshaw, John III. Beckwith, Hugh
Bell, Sir Lowthian Bell, Bart. past-
prcsidcnt), James Bonnie, II. S. Ben
son, Isaiah Bevan, Frank Birkbeck,
Henry Birkbcck, G. NJ. Blair, y. I,lcich-
ert Geo. Bond, Il. G.. Bradley. William
fright. Z. Il. Brooke, +. II. Brooke, j..
| Nj. Bruce, w. Duff Bruce, ii. A. Brust-
| lein, James Buckley, w. Buc kton, Ed
mund Butler, w. l.. Byers. a. II. lIyles,
| David Chadwick, Samuel Chatwood. j.
| II. Coghlan, +. ii. Colley, John
Colvillc, Jos. Cook, Thos. Cook,
l.. w. Crawhall, II. w. Crawhall-Wil-
/ son, Frcdk Crippin, Clement Crowthcr,
| c. Danielson, John II. Darby, Il. Dick
inson, 5. Dixon, w. Dronsficld, s. Drum
mond, A. ii. Dunnachie, j. ii. Edge,
! w. ii. Edwards, j. Ellison, Christmas
Evans, L. Farley w. Farnwortli, w
| Fearnehough, :. j. Fellows, w, H..
Earth, Il. *. Fisher, George Gcen, w.
Il. Gcen, lily Giclgud, Perry c. Gilchrist
| (mcmber OF council), Jos. Gregory, Rich
Grigg, Il. Il. Gubbins, j. +. Hall. Joseph
! Hallbaucr, Hugo Haniel, +. Hanson, q.
III. Harrison, G. X. Harrison, w. B. lIar-
rison, WIN. llawdon, A. =. Head, Jcrc-
miah Head, Robt. Heath, Jr. Gustav Hem
ming, H. Haywood, benjamin IIinglcy, j.
+. IIobson, A. liorsefield, w. IIulton-Har-
rop, Charles Hunt, VIM. Hunter. A. *.
| huntington, A. w. Hutton, w. T.. Jack
son, G. III. James, j.. +. f. Jameson, j.
s. Jeans, Sir j. j. Jenkins, |. j. jerks.
Walter jerks, Henry Jones, George
kearslcy, A. Keen, Henry Kirk, Sir
Jas. Bart kitson, (presidcnD Richard
Laybourne, Sir w. II. Lewis, Carl c..
Son Lindbcrg, j. G. Lowood, BENZ.
Marsdcn, Edward T. Martin (member of
connciD Ewing Matheson, Jos. Mabcrry,
Peter MAnally, VIM. MCGOWAN,
WIN. Molineaux, Fred Monks, S.
V. Morgan, A. Muir II. n. Muller,
j. S. Ncttlefold, w. E. Norbury,
G. r. Oakes, David Owen, John Page,
| Pcase, S. f. Pease, lily. Peech, II. NJ.
Percy, Jas. Plat, Sir VIM. Plowdcn,
II. q. Powell, Oh. II. Pugh, VIM. Rad
cliife, II. NJ. Reay, Il. NJ. Rcnton, j..
Richards, Edward Riley, John IIy-
Rogers, John +. Rogerson, w. +. Roger
son, Jas. Rollason, Chas Rummens. r.
w. RUmmcns, George Ryder VIM. Ry-
land, Geo. Salter, Jas. Saunders, +. Scarf
Geo. Secular, II. =. Senhouse, Geo
Senior, VIM. Shanks, r. S. Sheffield
j. w. Shipman, ii. c. Simpson, D. s.
Simpson. G.. j. Smith, Baron f. Sochor,
e. l.. Squire. w. S. Squire, Hon. T.. l.,
Stanley, j. f. Stead, VIM. Steel, Fred
erick Storr. John Summers, a. S. Tay-
Tor, Vim. Thacllray, DR., X. T. Thomas.
VIM Thomas. VIM Tozer. Jos. WALTON