| Show I Bright Trade Outlook There have been many signs o of 0 Il business i s rex revival v I since c Hl a of the repeal silv-er-repeal bill bilt They have bec been e especially p n num numerous rou since the passage of tle Wilson bill by the house of Q representatives 1 t j- j but the opponents of that thal me measure sure are mak make Jamor 1 pYe y r the tile ruin that it bring on the country that apparently they have not heard the sounds from the many reopened mils nils One of 0 the he first establishments to r open was the woolen mill of Congressman Congressman Con Con- on gressman Stevens of Massachusetts who did not vote on the bill biU although he is a democratic member I. I of the tile ways and and- means committee Since last Saturday the following mills among others have resumed work work all all att attacked by the perfidious perfidio perfidious dio dious s Wilson bill biU Stove works at Peekskill mills 3 and 4 4 of the Scottdale pa Pa Iro Iron and ind St St. Steel el corn corn- pan pany j the Shelby Iron company's fun furnace ace at lit Shelby Ala and Rays Ray's woolen mill at North Bellingham Mass lass At Birmingham Ala the Birmingham Roller mill will resume op operations rations next Monday with 1000 m men n. n We have not heard of any change of the opinion on on the part pint of monopolists that the Wilson bill puts and end to the manufacture of plate gla gla- gla glain in this tiis country but the Pittsburg sj j iss ss has started up its plants an aI set et men at work fiL Moreover all this is hap ing inthe in the face of the fact that the T ill is likely to pass the senate without material change New New York World |
