Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-21
Company, at Lebanon, N. H., is being in

c.. it was decided to put on seventy more
looms and 5,0o0 spinoles.
Hurst 81 Rogers, manufacturers OF tapes
try carpets, at Philadelphia, contemplate
putting ia additional looms.
The erection OF a cotton mill is contem-
plated at Triton, Ga.
The Hsrtwell 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 $40 ring spinning
frames from the fremont and Suffolk, and
one for like machinery Tor the DUNE Mills,
OF Fan River.
Endorsements are being made to Rhodes
Bros. factory ct Aston Mil, Pa.
The Edgemount Company, OF Omaha,
Neb., is building a woolen mill at Edge-
mount, Neo., and will begin production in
three months.
The Linden Manufacturing Company,
Davidson, n. c., are making plans for en-
larging their mills by the addition OF more
looms and other machinery.
A movement is in progress IN Tocoa, Ga,
Endorsed by the City Council, to build a
Sl00, 900 cotton factory. Foreign capital
viii DO interested.
A company has been organized at Sank
Center, Mimi, to manufacture wooden
goods J. A. DuBoise is President, M. A.
Scheldrup Secretary, and G. NJ. Sprague
Treasurer.
The Nonotuck Silk Company intend
building an addition 10 their mill at Hart
ford, Mass.
The woolen mill at East Lyon, r. l.,
which has been idle for several years, has
been leased 10 Alfred Burdlck and George
Lawtou, who will manufacture yarns IL
Is understood that they have orders ahead
for year and that they will start up the
mill rs soon as possible.
The Piueville Cotton Mills, Pineville. n:
c., have been sold 10 Stephen A. jerks, OF
Pawtucket, E. /. The mills will be
doubled in sizs.
The Globe Mill, Clarke ~ Co. proprie-
tors, Augusta, Ga, manufacturers OF yarns,
have lately put in IS looms AMI VIII manu-
facture drills, Sheeting, etc. Tney expect
TO commence operations in three weeks.
The wooden mills at Mantle, K. l., are
soon TO De operated, after shut down or
several years. Albert Burdick and George
Lawton have leased the mills to manufac-
ture yarns.
a new mill, the Tuckapahaw, is being
built near Wexford, 5. Z. II viii De nve
stories high, 800 feet long and 100 feet
wide, 9th q capacity OF $4,000 splndles.
Nearly al the stock (SlOO,OJO) IN the new
Melrose cotton mill at Raleigh, n. O., has
been taken, and the work on the factory
viii PROBABLY commence this fal.
The new addition now being built to the
Odell Manufacturing Company's mill, Con
cord, n. e., is to be "a cloth and slasher
building, two stories high, 65XSO feet.
Fifty-four Within looms will DC put In
and !, 500 more spindles for manufacturing
white clotn.
Hertzler a Donjes are building new
hosiery mill at Meterstown, Pa.
}. W. Wagley is about TO start small
knit goods plant at Hannibal, Mo.
A new company has been Incorporated al
GAINESVILLE, Ga, to manufacture knit I'M
dsrwear. They commenced manufacturing
September l.
New hosiery mills are reported as about
to be Quilt at Reading ana WomelsdorI,
Pa.
TIE Nazareth Manufacturing Company,
OF Nazareth, Pa, has let the contract ior
additional buildings.
The Globe Knitting Mills. Norristown,
Pa, have completed q three-s;ory ADDITION,
and new machinery is being put IN auo
will be In operation in few days.
About $50, 600 are being expended by the
KilburE Knitting Machine Company IN en-
larging its plant at MGrtiRsDurg, w. Va,
and erecting dying plant.
The Forsyth Compacy Of New Haven,
Conn.,, is adding knitting machinery Tor
the manufacture OF hosiery.
Kelly IL Elser is the name OF the new
concern running q knitting mill on Wake
ted street, Germantown, Pa.
The ROxford Knitting Company, manu-
faCturers of mems and women's underwear,
has been Incorporated at Philadelphia with
q capital STOCK or 100000.
a movement for the establishment OF a
knitting mill at Madison, Ca, has been in
auguraJed. = proposition from Colonel
Becker, Of SuGpping Shoals, for the re-
moval Of mis- plant, will probably be &C
cepted.
The Patent Knitting is a new concern
lust started IL Towandd, Pa.
j.. EavlOr, Of No. 335 Arch street, Phlla-
delphia, reports the sales Of knitting ma
cuinery TO James A. Parr of Amsterdam,
n. y, A. Boyle and Bro. John Meir OF
Valdese, n. T., Joseph w. Durbin, the
Patent Knitting Mill OF Towanda, Pa,
The Forsyth Dyeiug Company OF New
Haven, Conn.,, Kelly and Elser OF German
town, Pa, aud Pteitfor's Mill OF hlverslde,
n. =.
The Star Knitting Company and H.
Strauss knitting Works, Chicago, have
put in a full line Of Nye ~ Tredick auto.
matte knitting machides for ladies' and
mems ribbed underwear.
Mr.. James A. Parr IS starting new mill
at Amsterdam, II. y. for the manufacture
of hosiery.
These simple, positive and conclusive
answers to McKNLEY's demagogy
have come since the new Democratic
tariff bill became law, and are but a
sample lot coming from single branch
of American industry. Does MCKINLEY
or any Of his followers desire more? If
so letthem keep their eyes on the Ameri-
can industrial barometer and watch it
climb, under a Democratic tariff.
THE War and Navy Departments are
experimenting extensively with alumni
nun, whose lightness renders it very
desirable for the metallic parts Of
marching equipments, and for the
small boats, etc, Of the navy. In the
army it will considerably tighten the
burdens OF the march when it can be
made of sufficient durability TO take the
place Of iron and steel in many accoutre-
mepts of horse and man. Ia the navy
aluminium may be put to much greater
use.
THE largest carpet mill in the United
States, located at Philadelphia, which
has been shut down for nearly year,
will resume operations as soon as IL can
be put in order-another instance show
ing how the Democratic tariff is ruin