er day, was a com- gave evidence that he was possessed of superior tal- struction and operation. plete locomotive three feet long, as pictured herewith, He had long cherished the desire to build a model ents and sufficient perseverance to develop these tal- locomotive, simply to demonstrate that he… … York Central Railroad; Frank G. Ewald, consulting engineer of the lllinois Railroad and Warehouse Com- from the top of the base to the top of the cylinder 12 One of Bion J. Arnold’s First Attempts at Engine mission, and B. B. Adams, editor of the Railroad inches in height; the flywheel was 5%…
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