The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
PROSPERITY'S PRESENCE
MASIFEsTEp By MANY MORE M
DUsfRIES REVIYfNG.
Thousands, who - Week Ago Were IN
Idleness, Now Profit by the Victory OF
Sound Money-Fsctories Hesumipg.

BALTIMORE. MD, November 10.--The
cotton mills at IIampden. In the outskirts
OF Baltimore. are about TO start up on fuil
time The orders for work fa,e been
coming IN with a rush since election day.
and nearly all the splndles in the jifter-
ent mills will soon be turning out rDrsia5c.
cotton. and ducking as fast as machinery
can drive them.
Hampden is known as being the seat
of the largest cotton duck mills ~ tho
world barring none. Its mills ana fac
| tories employ over $50 hands. ana 10 per
cent. OF tho worlds cotton duck Is sup
piled through this channel yearly. The
mills have been running on about haif
| time for some months.
\ meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Baltimore Sugar Refining Company Will
! be held on Thursday. at which tne ques-
.tion of reopening the big plant at Curtis
/ bay may be decided. The refinery has
/ been idle since IL was burned more than
IA year ago. IL was rebuilt. and II was
expected 10 start ny early In September.
/ but the dunoss II, business brought about
! by the political campaign deferred that
desirable result. Now that tpe election u
over II Is believed that the manufacture
OF sugar Will soon go on again at the
companys establishment
Accnerai Resumption.
| ALBANY. N. y. Nov. l0--Presont lndi-
| cations point to "a business revival among
the large manufacturing concerns.
| Rathbonc. Sard a Co. whose st).c
| foundry has been running but a month on
| full time since July lst now have opened
| up on six days a week time for the rest
| OF the season.
| Haight and Clark foundrymen. have
not run on full time fer the last two
4 81, Iau Ia
been resumed on full time and their
| force of men has been increased.
There is great rejoicing among the rail-
| road men over the news that the New
York Centrals West Albany shops are
to resume operations on full time. The
shops have been en- short time since Au-
] gust. 1893.
The Boston and Albany railroad shops.
at East Albany. will also go on full time
| in the near future.
Wages Increased.
KANSAS CRY. MO. Nov. lo.-Begin-
ming this morning the wages OF large
number of tho Dold Packing companys
empicyes. in this city. will be raised
| from p to IS cents per day. This IL
entirely due to the election OF Mckinley.
! The company Is also contemplating i'm
portant improvements in its plant. Tie
| who esale merchants I'm the West Bot
| toms arc experiencing the benefit OF
| the results of the election. inquiry
| among them reveals the fact that the
| immense impetus already giver TO busi-
ness In all branches has been felt by
the jobbers. who are sending out extra
travelling men TO gather their share
Of the increasing business.
With Increased Forces
| DAVENPORT IOWA Nov r0-The
| Fettendorf Wheel Works ana otn,r
MANUFACTURES have increased their
forces OF men. The Knostman and Pc
tersen Furniture Factory started up
with a full force OF men Monday.
Monday morning the Rock Island Plow
Company resumed operations. after lying
idle all the summer, with 2co men az
work Most Of the machine shops ana
farm implement manufactures in Moline
started up in fun blast Monday.
Employment for MANY.
FOSTORIA, OHIO Nov. l0--The Cal
cincd Glass Works. Of this city. which
have been idle since the failure OF ex-
Secretary Charles Foster. will be opened
In a few days by a cooperative company
and will give work 10 several hundred
hands The Fostoria Buggy-Works.
which have been Idle for six months. have
announced that they will open in full.
! giving employment To large number OF
skilled workmen. They have started
four travelling men on the road.
Filling Conditional Orders.
NEWARK. y. j.. Nov. i0.-Buslness
royivals. contingent upon the election or
Mckinley. are growing here. The War
wick Stockton Company. makers OF b.
cycle parts has increased its force by 10
men 10 serve surplus orders.
The Heller Brothers File Works, OF
Forest Hill which hal been closed for
year. opened to-day with laiger force
than when they smut down and will run
over time.
Increasing Orders.
SALEM n. J.. Nov. lO.-The Salem
OiIcloth Works have commenced print
ing several large orders that had been
placed subject 10 the election Fire has
been placed under the tank furnace at
Gaynors Glass Works. and the Blessing
Iron Foundry has received more orders
than they have had before for two
months.
Glass Works Resume.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l0-The san
Francisco Glass-Works. which have been
closed down for many months. will re-
sumo operations tomorrow. giving em-
ployment TO about 80 men and women.
The proprietoss report n great number
Of orders received since the election)
Erie Shop, at Work.
SHARON. PA. Nov. l0.-All the Erie
railroad shops along the system are
working full time FOR the first time In
years giving employment 10 800 men.
The shops al Meadville resumed yoster-
day. orders 10 start up are said to be
| due 10 Mckinlcy'S election.
Full Time for Press Workers.
PALMYRA. \ Y. Nov loThe Globe
Press Works and the Jones Prsss Works
expect 10 start up soon With full force
OF men on full time. ;hcy have been
running for the past few months with
very small force Of hands.
10 Double its Force.
CLEVELAND O.. November l0.-TiN
Walker Manufacturing Company OF this
CITY. one of the largest concerns manu-
featuring electrical goods and other hisn-
Grade machinery. will double its force Of
$50 men this week.
Several Industries Resume.
EI.WOOD, IND, November t0.-The
, pittsb burg plato-glass factory viii start
mn November 10Th wlthr full force of Cp0
men The Wctherald rolling mill. at
Franklin. Will resume In full The win
dow-glass factories start on full force.
Iron Works Start Up.
pToIrA O. November 1U.-Thc CORFU