The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-10-27

tsiy q 1taatlia ~ Me- tllo1s, e Viil
y NV stories hlkA .nl Vlii 6ont upots
Vine Fnnklin and ood eleo6ka .
1ec L0ngbostom, pfope1s1on Of the
tsalfv1sw worried mills o, Chester, Ra.,
nave advanc.d the Ns3ss Of al thsit en-.
iGaS pr 'e cent ra:' ..'.'n{ ths nom z to
Carpet company works Laisyette. ind..
dde:t.oyed by Ore in March last, Win 30 -.
built. = Il Il reported that q Not
nnshanl. Eng. lace manu- assuring Ann
are negotiating With parties IL 1peinxdsld.
Nth view g looatine ct Indian Orchard.
1sss The Ceompton loom
vs.ofka worcester; Aass.; on the word al
busy g they are now ior year, pest. They
are heine hard pushed in iillini the order
Of the Lowell Manufacturing company.
aud are now Of work on the second hum
dred ingram looms. In addition TO this
!ney nave several large orders from Phila.
delDhia or Ingram ,iamask aud rug looms
AacE roy Bros. 4 scholes. ma :
ni.cturers of ingram carpets at Coral and
Adama streets Philadelphia have leased
and will remove their plant to room on
the second floor of large mill ON York
street; east of Front They will add iour
new Cronpton looms to ther former eouip-
mens OF twelve ingram looms. .
hickey q McMaster, Philadelphia. manu-.
iacturers Of damask and Venstian., former
~ tenants In the Wet ri. mills. are now e.
!aoiisned In new quarters at Second and
HuntinGdon streets. Four new Compton
looms have been added. to their slant.
hr'ngins the total up to ,hrty-one. = :
Inc et2nxick Carpet comps, y 0! STAN
wick. N J.. are adding thirty-iiye of the
new looms of the NJ. Furb ush e. Son Ma
sh'oe compan for weaving tapestry carpet
ing in the white prior to printing on the
Richmond cotton braid mill south scitu.
ate, r. l.. il completed, IS The
Louaine Manu- 'actuiing company are t.
ADJ two more stories to their mil. ct Paw
en- dress goods"
The Hosiery and Knit Goods Journal
another monthly trade publication, CON
tributes more testimony ON the same line.
Among Its news columns We discover these
"Valatie. N, Y-The kni ting mill has
b en- put In operation and new machinery
ploycd. Little Falls. n. Y. GThe
Saxony Knitting company are building IN
addition to their plant. 4ox4o feet. three
Mich.-Tho contract has been signed for
TIE erection OF the new mill Tor the Star
Barton. Vt.-The Peerless Manufacturing
company OF Newport N. H.. are building q
factory here, l60x40 feet with 4 wing 4Ox6O
feet. two stories high. Tho water priyi-
!ege and factory. formerly owned by the
Barton Mand 9c'u ring company have beer
given to the Peerless Manufacturing COM
pany by the citizens. Underwear and
ploy $40 girls. = Hold .ysbur:, "a.
Work Is progressing iavorabiy on the
buildings to be occupied by Mes;rs, Ibbey
q Smith q 4 hosiery. factory. and the ma
chinery will be removed from Mannheim as
soon as the building as Fl ished. =
Philadelphia, Pa.--The Acme Worsted
company Of this city has been chartered
with $50.OO0 capital. Wenner & Na!on
Of hosiery in the rear Of $50 Ger
mantown avenue. Another new hosiery
factory Is located at the southeast
corner Of Germantown avenue and Master
street. P.t,sburg, Pa.-The mans.
facture OF hosiery has been added to the In
dustr'al department Of the Western peni-
Tertiary. About eighty men Will be en-.
Ployed when running lull. which will be
Del, The hosiery department 1eoently Is.
tablished here may be removed to Whining.
ton on account OF the scarcity Of help. The
capacity OF the plant will be largely in
creased. and If enough hands cannot be se-
cured the prophet rs may remove to VIII
min ,ton: The board of.rade will endeavor
to keep industry"
While this record is far from complete, it
gives an idea OF the enormous DEVELOPMENT
OF the textile manufactures which is now
in progress under the beneficent operations
Of the Mckinley law. Never before we're
the looms and Spindles OF American mill,
in such rapid ana constant operation.
Meyer be ore was there such raid addi-
ton to the manu- acturing capacity Of the
nation. Never before were the labor and
capital engaged in manufacturing so gener-
ally employed and SO we'll compensated,
And what is true ofthe textile branch
American manufac. ures applies with equal
force to every line o. american production
and manufacture.
Hundreds aad thou ands of new mills.
furnaces, factories ana workshops givin.
employment to hundreds Of thousands o
American waee-workers and millions OF
American capital are the proud record
Oct. 6, 1870.
With good reason did William McKinl
Jr., e1lltantly exclaim At Adams that The
law of which he had the honor OF being the
author was now old enough to speak for it.
sell, Tint exclamation was fitting sup-
plement to the aggressive words which h.
uttered at the open,n. OF his Ohio campaign
year ago ut Ada, when he insisted that
denunciation Of the Mckinley law must
give way to demonstration.
The erection OF lew manufacturing es-
tablishments, the smoke OF new chimncys,
the buzz and bum and rattle OF new MA
chinery. the profitable employment OF adj
di!ional American capital are pleasing de-
VelE pmepts to the American people; they
suggest prosperity and progress; they dis.
pose OF the doleiul cries Of calami.s1
and leactionists.
The American system Of protection,
which during the past two years has borne
abundant iruit, must be maintained.