Evening journal., 1896-09-23
RUSSIAN PARTY READY
Three Companies of Men to
Leave America.
LIsT or MEN WHO'LL LIZ ABROAp.

FIRST COMPANY WILL SAIL ON
THE HENLEY FOR MARIAPOLE
SATURDAY - SECOND PARTY
GOES ON A LINER, THIRD ON
ANOTHER MACHINERY STEAM
SHIP.
Passports-the kind that contain
full descriptions even to the color of
the eyes, and answers to questions
such as III Hung Chang asked while
here-are being prepared for each
New Castle man who will sail to Ma
riapole, Russia, to operate the new
pipe-making plant OF the Russian
American Company purchased from
Morris, Tasker a. Co., of New Castle
and Philadelphia.
Notary Public William Deakyne has
been kept busy at the Delaware Iron
Works Office vouchiDg for the accu-
racy of these documents, as is required
by a country which is in danger Of be-
ing entered by a Nihilist at any time
unless rigid precautionary measures
are taken.
The last party OF Delawareans will
arrive at Mariapole early I'm Noyem-
Der, and, soon after the setting up of
the new machinery. they anticipate q
visit from the Tar himself The Rus
sian monarch has manifested a deep
interest in this manufacturing enter
prise, and has promised to be present
after its establishment.
Two parties of New Castle trades
men are preparing to go, having been
engaged at their own prices by Morris,
Tasker q Co., their present employers,
who guarantee their wages for six
months, payable every Saturday in
American money. The salaries are ex-
ceptionally good,and show that thereis
always true reward for the man who
learns a thing and learns it well.
The first party is complete provid-
ed with the necessary papers and
ready to take their luggage on board
the steamer tomorrow and will sail
on Saturday. The second party will
take passage on another steamship go
ing around to Russia on October t5i
their services not being needed in the
erection OF the plant, or until nearly
its completion.
Passage both ways, including of
course, board on the steamer viii be
paid by the company. Salaries of the
board the vessel.
Draughtsman Max Feldman and
Formean Frank Borie will be the first
TO arrive at Mariapole. They will sail
from New York city to Bremen on a
regular liner" next Wednesday, and
will go from Bremen overland. They
viii probably arrive in time to make
valuable suggestions regarding the
j pI1qinu of thn machinery
/ THOSE WHO SAIL ON SATURDAY
On the British steamer Henley which
/ viii sail from the Delaware river wharf
next Saturday morning, the followinf
New Castle tradesmen will go, as pei
! engagement with the Russian-Ameri.
can Company:
William d. Greer, foreman of cut
ting
William II. Funk, boss machinist.
William II. Funk, boss machinist.
William w. perrett machinist.
William Hausman, socket-maker.
Matthew S. Sullivan, boss welder.
Michael Firm, furnace man.
Harry II. Ridings roll setter.
Frank ID. Beckett, socket-tapper.
James r. Linas, boss bricklayer
Two Chester bricklayer's helpers tC
| Linas.
THESE WILL SAIL OCTOBER Is.
While there are several additions tC
be made to the list of those who viii
sail on October l5, contracts have beer
made. to date, with the following
tradesmen:
! James r. Weldon, boss welder.
James M. Campbell, Mr. Weldon
assistant.
Patrick r. Whalen, furnace man.
| Edward II. Rogers, threader
| George w. Cline, threader.
Frank S. Atkinson, threader.
Thomas McDonough, threader
John Pustill bender.
| Alexander McCaughan, bender.