The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-07
The Eneouragezses.t Of business.

The Encourages. OF Business.
Gown at Petersburg. oaT esteem
ed friend. r. Il. Horror. cd;::r OF the
Parkersburg Sentinel. ms oaen deriv-
ing a lot of fun ous OF the numerous
statements that business would be
encouraged and revived in the event
of Mr.. Taft-s e-action. Mr.. Hornor,
like a number OF other Democrats,
seemed to believe that the reports
were pure fakes gotten up for polit-
ical effect by Republican party work
ers simply for the purpose OF injur-
ing Mr.. Bryan's candidacy. The
delicate Horror irony glitters from
every line and there is no doubt of
his meaning.
But, Mr.. Horror and his compan-
ions in mlseTy-over the election
were reckoning with a host OF facts.
In one issue OF each OF two Pittsburg
newspapers yesterday, the following
interesting and inspiring items ap-
peared:
TRENTON. N Following cleo
ton the local plant OF the American
Bridge Company today received or
ders to double the force of men here,
work night and day. and the orders
show that this condition will certain
ly last three years. The new work
is for the building of apartment
houses in New York held W until the
election of Taft was assured.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Alabama
iron manufacturers sold $4,000 tons
of pig iron in the first "a hours after
the election, and inquiry for a large
tonnage Is in hand The iron sold is
to be delivered during the first quar-
- tnor
UNIONTOWN, Pa. - Indications
point to a general resumption in the
K1ondyke and Connellsville coking
fields. This morning Fred c. Kefgh-
ley, superintendent u the Oliver &
Snyder Steel Company's three plants
at oliver, received orders to put ev-
cry oven in full operation on Deem
Der l.
JERSEY CITY, N. J.-Notice was
posted today in the cotton mills OF
the James Chadwick & Bro. Com
pany, Ltd, that beginning Saturday
the mills would resume operations
on full time schedule.
PAWTUCKET, R. 1.-The thread
mills of the ]. & P. Coates Company
in this city. employing $500 hands,
will resume a fun time working
schedule on Saturday next, according
to an announcement posted in the
mills today.
NEW CASTLE. Pa.-After stand
Ing idle a year the Atlantic furnace,
owned by the Republic Iron & Steel
Company Is to be started. Work
was begun today on repairs and i'm
provements preparatory to resump-
ton. The furnace employs 275 men.
KITTANNING, Pa.-To increase
the output of Its mines at White
Rock, this county, the United States
Sewer Pipe Company is seeking 100
miners.
GAINESVILLE, o.-The fires In the
Kearns glass hottie plant in this city
were started today and work will be
resumed next week. The works had
been shut down all summer. One
hundred men will be given employ
ment.
BEAVER FALLS, Pa.-The saw
works OF Emerson Smith & Company.
which has been idle or working on'y
part time, resumed operation In full
today Two additional gangs OF men
were put to work on the big Pitts
burg & Lake Erie railroad bridge over
the Ohio river at Beaver.
PITTSBURG, SPa.-The Pennsyl-
vania railroad yesterday gave a great
big shove to the local prosperity wave
that was predicted would follow the
election OF Judge Taft by placing an
order for n all-steel passenger cars.
PITTSBURG. PAT have been
Informed since my arrival here by
those connected with Pittsburg cor
poratlon that 1t will spend $1,000
600 on improvements, the work to
begin Immediately. Other Immediate
work OF important scope has been
brought to my attention"
This statement was made by Gov
ernor Edwin S. Stuart, who was the
honor guest at the Duquesne Club at
a dinner given by George T. Oliver.
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