New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
MORE WORK FOR THE tNEMPLOlLD.
REVIVAL. OF ACTIVITY II THE CHESTER SHIP
yaEpS-CARNEGIE MILLS BUSY

YARps-cARNEGIE MILLS BUSY.
Ches,er Penn Nov lG-Since the election busi-
ness has been booming in this locality. Most or the
mills are now running. and the last to resume was
the large dress goods mill OF George :. ha"e'
a. Co. which started this morning WIN w e"'-
ployes. $780,.
o,,ou,cea this morning in the securenent OF
con,rac, FOR the building Of a new steamship AZ
Roach's shipyard for the old Dominion Line. ms
means the disbursement OF between '-''' anu
so,o ~, I'm wages IN THIS city. 1ne ne" snip "' "'
about 3l5 feet In length and 4' feet beam She VIII
he much like the Jamestown and Yorktown In con-
s,rnc,,on and appearance and but trife larger
The work will have TO be pushed rapidly upon he''
as she Is 10 be completed by August !. 1871.
p,,shurg Nov 1.-THE Consolidated steer ana
Wire Company. at Braddock have s''t'e" ''S WI"
In full employing SO men ,u
r,. rdear Thomson steel Works are again IN fuii
oner,,ion on large order for steel rAiIs foF use
In Japan ,.
Tn. Homestead Steel Works Of tho 'arnesi" 'oih-
many are now working full In all depar'meh'S' 81"
men being employed. - ,,,.
The force OF employees AZ the W"stnHho"s' i-'''
,r,e Works was increased to-day by ]" men rep
or,,lons ror starting the Wesiinghous~ Aif-h''N'
works in full are well under way. l"rs" mum,
ho- ~ the air-brake workmen Will b" tranSie'rod
90 ~. westinghouse Canadian pant "heh " -
opened 80 r, u,,,,,,g
Amsterdam. y y Nov. le Gpec!aD.-Ihe k'''''''s
mills Of Yund Kennedy yuma re'"'h'' o'
tions to-day II is expected thnt py ,n' ''.''
~ ,ns week n fun force Of hands will be at WORN
n,,. ,is have t-en shut down for some time J"
,,,s.ou.nce OF the business depression
A. :, IohnsvIlle the plano fac'-iy OF f'"'" "
Engclhardt started up to-day after ''"t ~
down Two hundred hands w"f" SET ~ WI ~ w.
this number II Is expected WI" ""'' ~ " "
creased ri. ,,,ah,,rd Garnet
N.rburp y y Nov. 1.-THE fighIah" '"iP''
Works which have run shori-h"n"c' anu o' ,',u
,, ,ho i,s, wear started up on iuli time anu i"''
handed to-day. . .r, c,,..,ad,
Locomotive Works have received 7''''"' e'''
orders for engines and boilers II VIII P'o"'"''
ne oIlH ,n'.d n' Among the railroads now ordering
,,n,i,..s ar. the Northern Pacic foi ai'
Mumford Falls Delaware anu ''''''
Southern and Michigan '"h'i"h , .
>.r,.h conn Nov lC.-The FANS company
min ono Of the largest cotton mills In Eastern
Connecticut which has been shui do"il nri, 10. 20
months Will start mp on '"ii r, yooIs madc are
duck canvas and heavy cotton l""'''9
Winstcd Conn. Nov. l6-Thc factory u Wv
,,,a cu,, C.omnany I'm Norfolk. started operations
to-day on full time with iu'i 'o''' VI ~
several months shut down , . an
wi, h.. hccn resumed at the ore mines M 'r'
nm and the Sawyer Cotton Mills. At Tocnro0k o,~,
River which have been closed s'',' '"'' ' ''
viii resume operations in a IL" ""S >.
vo,r penn Nov. ls ,spcciaD The Schall Steacy
r. nornv rolling mills started M tonight after
long idencss giving employment TO -"
Gre.nvilIc ~ H.. Nov. l6-No. cotton mn OF
the Columbian Manufacturing company al ii'sh
rr,d,e which has been shut down since April ln
siartcd up in all departments this morning on nan
time. MT.
Poughkecpsic y. y. Nov. is-Adrance' flatt
CO. 90 sm1arJsl for several months, started up this
morning run force. employing nearly =" men.