The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-03

His tariff questions:
Better in which particular?
Whose factories viii it set to work?
1t Will not increase the demand for "a
Dor at home.
It will not start single new factory
a home
The answers:
The following exhibit is a sample of the
uniform replies to the above questions
made by the Industrial enterprises Of the
country The following items relate
wholly to the revival of business in The
textile industry. as reported mainly by
the Textile World. a trade publication;
The Providence worsted mills, ProYl-
dence. r. l.. are now running to fuu ca
pacity and on full time. and have orders
ahead for a period Of two months.
The wooden mil at Mantle. r. l., IS
soon to be operated after a shutdown of
several years. Ii has been leased for the
manufacture of yarns.
The Gregory wooden nil. Wexford,
r. l., which is now running on full time,
is crowded with orders for new goods.
The Stonewan cotton mills company,
Stonewall, Mass, is putting in new ma
chine-y.
The Ruddy thread company. Worcester.
Mass, will erect a 100 by so feet dye
house. two stories. with boiler house at
tached.
Bliss. Taft & Co. of Norwich, Conn,
wooden waste manufacturers. have ar
ranged TO locate a branch office at Nj
agara Falls.
The new Dining cotton mills. Kings
Mountain. y. c.. will he in operation in
about two or three weeks.
The Baltic mills company, Enfield, n.
H.. has enlarged its plant.
The East Pond manufacturing COM
raqra ATaxK~ 10 ic add IN
looms to the wooden mills, which will
give an output Of one-third more ca
pacity than now.
The NemadH wooden mills. a new cor
poration at Superior, Wis, is capitalized
at $4,000
The machinery Of the Riverside wooden
company at Lebanon, n. H.. is being in
creased.
At a recent meeting Of the stockhold-
crs Of the MOdena cotton mills Gastonia,
y. c., it was decided to put on seventy
more looms and 5000 spirdles.
Hurst & Rogers, manufacturers OF
tapestry carpets at Philadelphia, con-
template putting in additional looms.
The erection of a cotton mill is con-
templated at Triton, Ga.
The Hartwer wooden mill Old Town,
Me. will be improved and new machinery
added. An addition 20 by II and another
story are being built.
The Lowell, Mass, machine shop has
orders on hand FOR 800 ring spinning
frames from the fremont and Suffolk,
and one for like machinery for the Duffie
mills of Fail River.
Enlargcments are being made 10
Rhodes Bros factory at Aston Mill. Pa.
The Edgemount company Of Omaha,
Neb., is building a wooden mill at Edge
mount. Neb., and will begin production
The Linden manufacturing company.
Davidson, n. c., Is making plans for en-
largng its mills by the addition Of more
looms and other machinery.
A movement is in progress at Tccoa,
Ga, Endorsed by the city council, to bulld
a observation-disclosures cotton
factory. Foreign capital will be inter
ested.
A company has been organized at Sank
Center, Mimi, to manufacture wooden
goods J. A. DuBoise is president, NJ. A.
Scheldrup secretary, and c. NJ. Sprague
treasurer.
The Nonotuck silk company intends
building an addition to its mill at Hart
ford. Mass.
The wooden mill at East Lyon. p. l..
which has been idle for several years,
has been leased 10 Alfred Burdick and
George Lawton. who will manufacture
yarns 1t is understood that they have
orders ahead for year and that they
will start up the mill as soon as possible.
The Pineville cotton mills, Pinevilie. n.
c.. have been sold to Stephen A. jerks of
Pawtucl1et. r. 1. The mills will be
doubled i'm size.
The Globe mill, Clarke & Co. proprie-
tors Augusta, Ca, manufacturers of
yarns, have lately put In forty looms and
will manufacture drills. sheeting, etc.
They expect to commence in three
weeks.
The wooden mills at Mantle, r. l., are
soon 10 be operated, after shutdown
Of several years. Albert Burdick and
George Iawton have leased the mills to
manufacture yarns.
A new mill, the Tuckapahaw, is being
built near Wexford, S. G. 1t will be five
stories high, 800 feet long and 100 feet
wide. with a capacity Of 10000 spindles.
Nearly all the stock 100000 In the
new Melrose cotton mill at Raleigh, N.
c., has been taken and the work on the
factory will probably commence this
fall.
The new addition now being built TO
the Odel manufacturing company's MILL
Concord. N c., Is TO be a cloth and
elasher building. two stories high, 65 by
80 feet. Fifty-four Within looms will be
put in and 1900 more spindles for manu-
featuring white cloth
Hertzler q Don1es are building a new
hosiery at Meterstown Pa.
j. w. Wagley Is about to start a small /
knot goods plant at Hannibal, Mo.
A new company has been fncorpo- |
rated at GAINESVILLE. Ca, 10 manufacture ]
knit underwear. They commenced manu- /
facturing Sept. 1.
New hosiery mills are reported as J