xteen to eighteen hours per day, was a com- gave evidence that he was possessed of superior tal- 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… … cal rods 12 inches in length, thus making the engine York Central Railroad; Frank G. Ewald, consulting engineer of the Illinois 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…
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