The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-26

pom gonrSfla st yisi I he institute
ss amazed at your extraorlinary de.
ey find today that
al,isl that had been 1T has pro.
sesded At even quickes- pace since
theu he figures are positively stag.
Sslering product of#pig ircu the
listed you, $50, was {, 200,
o. 5is was. over coc,s-
reduction Has Doubted.
IN q years, has .,nnbled.
Bessemer steel production has
ranch more than d doubled. and in open.
steel the Increase is more
clever fol from 100000 tons
1880 to nearly 100000 tons in
our export trade in Inanufac-
Snrers has increased nearly three.
aId mt he decade, 1890 to 1900, yon
9sadded $500 900 to yol1r population,
the Nattonal wealth increased
EE5ns 900 1000, 900 IS S95. 100000.
sssg % Wonde we come to see for
11rsefYess and study suci> portentous
here one source of intense sat
onso pento our British members
doing so, for they cannot fail to
member that while TO you it. is to
dited the developmcnt of The
and steel ind ustry here, tits to
cider land that you are indebted
IN & inventions which nave render
ssnetr Rond erfu1 Development posi-
ss3Issss g Ie itllte congratulated the
spuhli upon It's surprising in
our growth mas not lessen.
oufpu Of any other country.
demands ofsthe world have in
sfEeased quite as rapidly as all the
STcHt and steel maxim Nations have
BEEN able to supply these, and look
ing he future the question is not
various lands are to lind i mar-
for increased iron and steel pro
but rather how the impera-
demands for the evec-increasing
ssEnatio nSandf for new developments
khe world are to be met at reason.
able prices.
Hint For Disarmament.
This institute is cosmopolitan 10
nlnprecedente extent. We have
lnsmb ers from no less than 10 of The
most important countries of The
stltTd The inventions and discover
les n1adein all these lands a :e prompt
Sznd fully explained at ouT. meeting
SnnEe day the statesmen of various
PDRsrs nowsVieWing each other with
3salnfaunded suspicion may take a les
son rom the worldwide Iron SC Steel
~
guf Inefourth, or even fewer of lie
es,aatries which furnish our members
10 meet as we do and cooperate il
nne common aim as we do in friendly
T1xaIry, we should soon see better
3sSand happier world
James Kitson, former President
n7 ne institute, delivered the speech
pfTIresentation. He paid a tribute to
tlle ability of Mr.. Carnegie in The de-
eAprnent of iron ,porducts into mar
Gtetaf,1e producst- In replying % Sir
sSsssIesstah BE products. In repiyins 10 Sir
owe my success to gertns; around
IS ne ~ en- better than myself. There
are three classes of men in the world
7zIens who 60 through the world and
do not receive the recognition they
observe; men who do receive what
ttsg deserve. and men who receive
Il Than they deserve. l feel that I
ga, q In -the latter class. Better than
tile rank or wealth are the patents
true nobility. This medal nope
ID hold and pass down to my Gesccnd-
s:;autts as received it from you, pure
EnEd, untarnished in its setting.
Speeches We're also made by john
Fritz: Of Philadelphia, Bessemer, gold
uaeda1ist, and James ZGayley, presi-
dent of the American Institute of Min
ling Engineers:
s,B Remember, you viii find the largest
3 lines of washing machines, wringers
ts,es, &C., carried in the city at ]. L,
Hardware Store. <
carry all sizes Of sewer pipe
q "a inches. Prompt delivery
ran on either phone. j. /. Hal
serdWare Store !
able FsuFni tare at Fairnont Eur: