The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-10-10
Cotton Men Visit Charlotte.

NHdfIotJe, opeclal.-lne party OF
prominent foreign and Northern spin
ners who are touring the South spent
few hours here Saturday.
The party was composed of the
following named eminent spinners
from various foreign countries.
From England: Richard ]. Allen,
Thomas Ashton, Albert Ashworth,
Stanley Ashworth, Mr.. Banks, II. P.
Bannerman, Edwin Barlow, j. r. Bar
low, =. r. Barlow, r. II. Perry,
George Buckley, Charles A. Byron, I.
II. Chadwick, Walter Chadwick, Sam
uel Clough, Thomas Coates, Frank
Dickens, William Dood, John Emery,
7. II. Forgan, Oscar Griffiths, T. II.
Haggas, Thomas Hallam, X. Holden,
William Howarth, H. o. Hutchinson,
William Hutchinson, r. II. Jackson,
W. II. Killick, E. Latimer, James
Lawrence, j. o. Lees, j. Lonsdale,
Jr., J. l.. Lord, II. W. Macalister, c.
W. NIAGARA, w. G.. Macara, Miss Mae
ara and Miss A. Macara, G. R. Mars
den, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mcconnell,
S. II. Mines, w. C. Nation, G. B.
Newton, Samuel Newton, w. j. Pear
son, James Prestwick, Arc Schmidt,
T. r. Sewell, c. R. Shaw, John Shaw,
John Semthurst, John Smith, Ran
dolph Smith, Ernest Stott, Harry
Stott, J. B. and Miss Tattersall, j. NJ
Thomas, George Whitehead, Hendel
Whitaker
From Germany: Arthur Arnold
Moritz Brugelmann, Herman Burk-
hardt, Mr.. and Nys. C. Clauss, Erich
Fabarius Max Coll, J. B. Haeffele,
Berthold Kahn, Herman Laurenz,
Moritz Schanz, Mr.. and Mrs T. W.
Schmidt, Felix Schwartz, L. Steineg-
ger, Jr.; Will SUPP, Adolf Waibel,
From Austria: Mr.. and Mrs. o. An
hinger, Herman Broch, Karl Fishcher
Won See, f. Frieser, J. g. Haebler,
Franz Knappe, Sr., Arthur Kufler,
Robert Mitscherlich, Hugo Moller, Mr..
and Mrs, A. Raudnitz, Mr. Riecken, G..
'JNHlh'llCI-DOtIy cllA w Oll.
From France: Poul Ancel-Seitz, G.
DuvillierM Motto, A. Fremaux, Camille
Lion, Mr., and Mrs A Mabire, Fer
nand Motto, R. Nicholle, Albert Pin
gle.
From Belgium: Albert Buysee, Mar
eel Buysee, Adolph Hebbelynonck,
Carlos de Hemptinne, o. Vanderhaeg-
hen.
From Italy: Piero Bogni, DIR. Tulio
Fosti, A. Sutermeister, Ettore Val
lessi.
From Portugal: Fl. R. Taveriera,
Henry Thurman.
The editor of The manufacturers
Record comments tersely on the sig
nifeanee of the tour in the following
language:
Gas pleasant and as profitable as
the two weeks trip in the South will
be for the foreign spinners. It will
give them only an inkling of that sec
tion's wonderful capacity for manu-
featuring cotton. There will not be
lacking for them evidence of what
the South has already accomplished
an textiles, but to acquaint themselves
with the many opportunities still
awaiting the manufacture they should
after they have made their swing
around the circle, return to the South
study carefully some of the represen-
tative mills there and investigate some
of the great water-powers now under
development, the coal resources and
other elements entering into success
IN cotton manufacturing. Their
knowledge unless they visit other cit
les than those included in their timer
ary. For that the best arrangements
possible in the time allowed were
made, but other cities would be we'll
worth a visit"
Matters to Receive Attention.
Particular attention will be made
by the gentlemen composing the par
~ to growing, picking, baling and
marketing the South's crop and sug-
gest and advise ways and means by
which improvement can be made
along these lines. Besides being.
therefore, beneficial to the foreign
visitors themselves, the tour is
bound to result advantageously for
the manufacturers and cotton-pro-
ducers in the South.
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