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REATrY IS CONVICTED
or Poisoning the Non.Union Workers
the Homestead Works,

or Poisoning the NOn-Unlon Workers Mt
the Homestead Works,
PTTsDuRau, Feb, 2,-Judge Stowe
read his charge to tho Jury in the Beatty
Homestead poisoning case on the open
ing Of the court this morning. Helm
corporated much OF the evidence in the
charge, and reviewed other evidence at
length, occupying over an houEin the
delivery, The Jury was very attentive,
especially during the reviewing Of testl-
mony, and seemed to depend upon the
court to unraYel many OF the intrlcacies
and explain apparent Inconsistencies OF
testimony The attorneys ior both
sides were also attentive, and at times
interposed when they thought the court
reporter had probably erred in his
preparation OF q transcript OF evidence
After the Judges charge tho jury re.
tired and was gone seven minutes. IT
filed in at 1906 and took seats. Beatty
sat to the rightot the bench and viewed
their prompt return unmoved. The tol-
lowing was the verdict;
We, the Jury in the issue between the
Commonwealth and Robert Beatty, find
the defendant guilty as indicted on all
six counts,
Tho sudden conviction OF Beatty was
surprise to the attorneys, but rs the
jury had all night to sleep on 1t the
short time OF tho deliberations may be
accounted for. The prosecution was
naturally pleased.
When Beatty was led back TO jail he
almost broke down, and 1t was several
minutes before he recovered his self
possession.
Tho attorneys for the Commonwealth
say that for the counts on which Beatty
was found guilty it is legal for the
courts to sentence him to twenty-five
yoars in the penitentiary. Attorney
Brennon was asked what the defense
would do now, and replied that nothing
had bcen decided upon.
There was no demonstration in the
court room when the verdict was an
nounced. VFhe defendant was locked
up again in default Of $4,000 bail.
AT the conclusion Of the poisoning
case Jack Clifford, one OF the leaders in
the great Homestead strike. was placed
on trial ON charge Of murder.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb, 2'-IIowell
Edmunds Jackson was to-day nomi'
mated to be associate justice OF tho su'
preme court Of tho United States.
Heisa Democratic ex-senator, and at
presopt Judge Of the United States
court for the district embracing Ten
nesseo. Inquiry about tho capitol
shows that tho appointment is consid'
cred from u judicial and not political
view as a splendid ono. About the SUI
preme court it is said that President
Harrison has shown once more great
deal OF judgment in his selection OF q
man for place on tho bench OF tho
highest tribunal In the land. II Is
stated that Mr.. Jackson has made a tlne
circuit Judge and no doubt Is enter
tanned Us 10 his making good
iustice. Tho appointment was q
great surprise TO tho Tennessee
delegation In the house. The two Re-
publican members felt sore over the
seleCtion OF u Democrat and a states
rights man, but whom asked as TO Mr.:
,Jacsson's personal fitness, conceded
that his character and abilities were all
tbat could be desired, The selection
was pollticaly no more pleasing to
some Of tho acknowledgement
who recall the fact that Judge Jackson
was n leader Of the Cup School Demo-
crnts Of Teunessee," m element which
made a warm but unsuccessful fight
within the party in favor OF the pay
mont Of the state debt dollar for dollar,
SUBSTANTIALLY as demanded by the bond.
holders These men said, however,
that tho new Judge was strong, clean
nnd abe.
Representative Houk, OF Tennessee,
when asked about the appointment
o,id, uJ think prpaidpnk Harrison has
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WASHINGTON WAVES.

II is probable that the report Of Rep.
reseniatlvc 0ates on the Plnkerton sys-
ten and tho Homestead troubles will DO
adopted with somo slight notifications
by tho house judiciary committee.
Mr.. Littlc (Dom.), Of New York, q
member Of tho Raum investigating
committee, introduced In the house yos.
tur,lay a bill to roylse the pension liat.
It's purpose ID to discover all undegorv-
Ing pensioners and have their names
otas6d from tho rolls.
President Harrison tehtto tho House
yesterday his message dealing With tho
subject Of tho importation oi
foreign goods into the United
glatos across the Canadian border
Under consular seal. Tho President
discusses AZ length the treaty obllka.
tlons which affect tho subject growing
out Of tho provisions oil article % Of the
treaty Of Washington.
To-day February 8, Ia the datO hxed
Tor tho formal exchange OF tho counter
cARos for tho United States
and Great Britain In the Bcr.
lna EoA arbitration. Tho caso
ioF the United HlAtOe Was forwarded "a
London about the middle Of january,
while that for Great Britain loft Lon.
don last week and reached New York
this morning on tho steamer IoptVnici
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THREE Killed
Dy Boiler Explosion-An Earthquake
Death Shock.

Dy Boiler Explosion-An Earthquake
Death Shock.
YroEsHUaG, Miss., Feb. IA little be-
fore noon to-day the city was startled
with an earthquake-lIke shock, caused
by the explosion OF the old planters
compress, located in South Vicksburg
near tho round house of the Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley railway.
Those first on the scene saw the
checking and mutilated remains of
those who had been killed. The rem
nants Of the boiler shed was on fire, but
was soon extinguished by the appar-
atus in the yard. The two large boilers
had exploded and been torn to frag-
mcnts, demolishing and scattering
their brick foundations and the house
in which they were located. The sad.
fatal calamity is the destruction OF
three men and the serious and perhaps
fatal injury OF six Others. They are:
Killed: James Caldera, engineer,
horribly mutilated; Joe Flnicher, head
severed from body, and Wells Clifton.
The others injured are all colored
men
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MYsrERIoUs MURDER
OF the Ex-AInyor OF Palormo-Assassir
ated on u Railway Train.

OF the Ex-AInyor OF PalOrmo-Assassin-
ated on Railway Train.
PALERMO, Feb. 2.-The body Of signor
Notabarto, ex.nayor OF this city and ex-
director Of the Bank Of Sicily, was
found to-day beside tho railroad line
near the Etavllla station. He had
been killed by repeated dagger thrusts.
Investigation by the police has re-
vealed tho fact that signor Notobarto
had started on a railway journey last
evening, AS the train left EtaYilia
two well.dressed men were seen to en-
ter the carriage occupied by tho ex-
mayor. It's supposed that these men
were seeking revenge upon Senior Noto-
barto for some real or fancied wrong,
and that when they entered the car
riage their object was to kill him.
II Is presumed that after he was
stabbed to death the body was thrown
from the carriage window The carriage
occupied by the murdered man shows
eyidenceof a desperate struggle. There
is no clueto the murderers.
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suffocated in a Fire.

CoIUMBUs, O., Feb. 2,-FIFe this eyeR'
ing partially destroyed the Osborne
building on Spring street, which is oc.
cupied by a large number Of firms and
manufacturing establishments, The
building, valued at $20, 900, WAS damaged
$4,000, and carries an insurance OF $l6,-
900. Tile Stallman 4 Starr trunk fac
tory loses $4,000; Hess Reeb & Co.,
doors, sash and blinds, lose $1,000.
Mary Taylor, aged II, who was em-
ployed on the third floor Of the build
Ing was sufEocated, aud the remains
were not found until after the fire had
been eXtinguished.
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THE qAzEwElL lYNoHING.
The Crime for Which -Four Negroes Suffer-
ed Death.

cd Death,
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. S,-Eprther par
ticplars Of the Tazewell Court House
lynChIng are as follows; AS previously
reported, two white men named A, Rad
clitfe and Ben shortridge, on their way
to buy goods, were waylaid Monday
night and murdered, Radcliffe and
Shortridge were country merchants, who
had come to Richland for goods tor their
trade, They were supposed 70. have
peared they tied their horses, built 9
tre and prepared to spend the night IN
their wagons, Yesterday morning their
theirdead bodies were discovered each
in q pool Of blood, Suspicion pointed
to four negroes as being the murderers..
A crowd Immediately gathered, and
searching parties were sent out.
The first OF the Qpartette arrested
was Jerry Brown, aud after satisfactory
evidence as to his guilt had been OBJ
tained, rope was placed about. his
neck aud he was soon dangling from
the limb Of a tree. Later in the day
kue utueT tHEeel SPenSSF NtNASt "SHN
johnson and Sam Elleraon, were ar
rested by the county officials and the
officers started with their prisoners by
o round about way for the court house.
In the meanwhile news OF the murder
had reached Buchanan county, where
the murdered men resided, and a mob
was Immediately organized and started
poste haste towards Richland to avenge
the murder. This party, upon reach
ing Richland and learning OF the route
taken by the officers with the three
prisoners pursued and overlook them,
iorcibly took charge OF the three ne
groes and swung them up in short or
der The mob is said to be pursuing
two other negroes suspected OF COM
plicity in the crime. The greatest ex-
citement prevails.
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PARTISAN ngG1snATIoN

Occupies the Time OF tho IIouse-Federal
Elections Law Emasculated.
wAsHiSeToS, Feb. 2,-The session Of
the house to-day was an interesting one.
Mr.. Catchings, from the rules commit
tee, reported special order for tho sl-
yer repeal bill, and gave notice that he
would call it up February0. In the
morning the anti-option bill was the
center Of interest, and before the OPEN
ing Of the session little knots Of mem
bers congregated and discussed the
probable course which would be pur-
suedin disposing Of the measure.
The opponents Of the legislation were
on tho alert, and the instant that Mr..
Hatch mado his motion for O conference
Mr. Bynum, Of Indiana, was addressing
the speaker with point Of order that
the senate amendments must first be
considered in committee OF the whole.
The discussion OF Mr.. Bynum's point
was q brief one, but long enough to
show that the fight over tho measure
will be sharp and vigorous, The
speaker will decide the point Of order
tomorrow, and in the meantime the
bill will remain on the speakers table:
John ]. Davenport and the federal
election laws then occupied the atton.
tion Of the house. They were brought
forward by an amendment offered by
Mr.. Fifth, OF New York, to the sundry
dyilbill, providing that hereafter no
part Of any money appropriated to pay
any fees to the United States commits
BiOnets, marehala, or clerka shall be
used for any warrant, issued or arrest
made under tho laws relating TO the
elections Of members Of Congress un'
less the prosecution has been com.
monCOd upon a sworn complaint setting
forth tho facts constituting tho oHonse
and alleging thetn to be within the per
Bohal knowledge Of the aifiant.
Tho Ropublicana, whose spokesman
was Mr.. Boutollo, ol Maine, saw the on
tcring wedge Of q repeal oil oil the lava
relative to federal supervisors
Mr.. Fitch replied in a moderate tone
but stated that the Democratic party
inado no secret Of lie purpose to ropeaI
tho federal election lawE. Several
eighty personal passages Onauod but
tho amendment was nnallY agreed To-
l72 to4H
Tho committee then rose and report
cd tho bill to the house. Tho eth
alnOndinCnt was agreed to-yeas ISL
nays 80,
Fhsbili was then passed and sh'
house adjourned.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 2.-It was generally
expected by politicians that the PEesi-
denteiect would devote most OF the day
to conference with Don NJ. Dickinson
with reference to his Washington mis-
sion, from the prosecution Of which MI.
Dickinson has Just returned, but Mr..
Dickinson did not present himself at
Mr.. Cleveland's office during the day
and those who we're on the watch con-
cluded that he had postponed tho mat
II is reliably stated, however, that
the two distinguished gentlemen met in
the Office oi Mr. Willard in the Mills
building and held quite a lengthy con.
ference.
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zANTR,s pIsTREss.
The Inhabitants Leave their Home
shrieking. md Fly to the Open Fields.

The Inhabitants Leave their Homes,
shriellng, and Fly to the Open Fields.
zASTe, Feb. 2.-Neyor in living mem
ory has this lovely island endured SO
terrible a trial as that caused by the
earthquakes Of Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The whole leland rocked and
swayed. Tho inhabitants left their
homes, shrieking. Many halt.nsked
fled to open spaces with day break, and
desolatlon and woo were depicted on
every face. uardlya single house es-
capped injury. The lower part OF the
town il ono mass Of ruins. People are
camping out in olive groves. The gov
ernment relief Is utterly inadequate to
allay the sufferings Of tho people.
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Kr11ED A ooAIRADE

In Order that They should Not bO Starved
TO Death.
HAMBURG, Feb. 9.-Throe of the sea-
men Of the Norwegian ship Thekla,
from Philadelphia, who were rescued
by the Danish bark Herman, after en-
during terrible suffering on the founder
ing vessel, have been arrested on a
charge of murder, tho charge being
based on their own confession that they
killed and ate sailor Of the ship In
order to save themselves from death by
starvation,
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Fatal Mine Explosion.,

w1LKEsBARRE, PA, Feb. 2.-An ex-
plosion occurred in Cohygham shaft
this afternoon. Nine men were severely
burned, and two of them will die. John
Morgan and James Hopkins are fatally
burned and they cannot recover.
II Is said the accident was due to
leaving one OF the main doors open in
a gangway road. This caused an &C.
cumulation otgas, which became ignited
from the naked lamps in the hands OF
the miners.
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HARnIS, HOPE.
His Mother Collects Some Evidence Whlcl
win Benefit Him.

His Mother Collects Some Evidence Which
win Benefit Him.
SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 2.-Mrs. Harris,
tho mother Of Carlyle W. Harris, under
conviction in New York for the murder
Of his wife, Helen Potts Harris, is here
in search OF evidence to enable her to
secure new trial for her son.
Itis claimed she has been highly sue
cessfutl, and that she has obtained evi.
dence from young ladies who associated
with Helen Potts, while she was visit
ing her uncle DR.. O. w. Treverton, that
the dead girl was confirmed morphine
eater.
It is also claimed that Mrs. Harris
has secured evidence to contradict the
testimony OF DR.. Ireverton, given at
the Harris trial in New York, as TO the
girls physical condition while she was
visiting here.
II is also claimed there is some eyi.
dence that DR.. Treverton encouraged
his niece in the use Of morphine, and
that prescriptions which he gave her
have been procured from Hyde Park
druggist, and arc certified to as being
filled for the girl.
Mrs. Harris to-day said that she was
greatly encouraged by the turn Of
affairs, and fully believes her claim to
the innocence Of her son can now be
established.
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LAKEWOOD, N. j., Feb. 2.-Mr. oleve-
land returned from the city at 8 o'clock
this evening. He was accompanied by
Don NJ. Dickinson, who will remain
over night at the Cleveland cottage, and
return with Mr.. Cleveland tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Cleveland will be at his
Office in the Mills building tomorrow
and Saturday. After that he will re.
main at Lakewood until he leaves for
Maahington.
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nll,rnrd,. PlIchtlng nreath.

LARAMIE, wYo., Feb. 2.-Reports from
ranches in the vicinity are to the effect
that the blizzard OF tho past two days
has been very disastrous to sheep and
cattle, and It is feared the worst Is yet
to come. In some sections the snow
has fallen eighteen inches, and II IT con.
tinues to lie on the ground the loss oi
stock will foot up large.
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hall this morning, for tho purpose OF
voicing protest against any increase
Of government tax on whisky by Com
gross, and to adopt some measure
whereby the operations OF the dishlling
and cattle feeding company, usually
known aa the whisky trust, may be
checkmated. A permanent national
organization will be effected before the
convention adiourns.
A number OF resolutions directed
against the whisky trust and on IN
crease OF taxation were referred to the
proper committees,
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nnlhnr r,nrLd Menlher.

DENVER, Cob, Fob. 2-Tho storm
that has boon raging eaat struck DOn'
yer today The mOfCuty went down
10 seye, And d heavy fall oI snow is 70.
ported from several points, Snow slides
In tli0 mountains arc iilimofoua. NeAt
Cafbondalb ono man lost his liio Ia a
Aide aud az Aspen two minors Weru
Killed BY an avalanche.
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IN WAS A SURPRISE,
President Harrison Makes a Very
Peculiar Appointment
TO FILL JUSTICE LlN8R'S PLACE,

Judge Jackson, ofTennessee, a States
Rights Democrat, Selected to Fiji
tho Vacant Associate Justiceship'
The Tennessee Delegation Divided
on tho Selection, Though all Agree
That tho Man is Able, Clean and
Honost-rhe Republicans are Great
ly Surprised,
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ATnGSs, Feb. Reports from zante
state that the inhabitants Of NEST Of
the towns on the island are suffering
severely. Hundreds Of families are
camped in the fields near the city OF
Zante. They fed with such haste that
they took with them neither food nor
clothes. The weather is exceptionally
Indictment, and unless shelter and food
be provided speedily tho mortality will
bo appalling.
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wAaniSoToS, D. O.. Feb. 2,--DiliEons
efforts were mado tonight to Gnd Mr..
John closhorn, who was expected TO
arrive here this evening 10 1ay before
President Harrison tho claim Of his
niece, PrIncess Kaliulanl, TO the
me registers Of all tho prominent
hotols were epatehod for his nat1u, but
without success, nor had any word been
fooeiyodfrom him indicating his arrival.
II Mi Cleahorn has arrived here he
has avoided tho public hostelrios.
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The French 1mmortals.

PARIS, Feb. Elections were held
to-day to choose successors to NJ, Ernent
Renan, Camille Rousset and Xavier
Marmier as members OF the French
Academy. The ballohng resulted In
the election Of yiscount Henri de Ber-
nier, the poet; n. Thureau, the histo-
rlan, and II. Ragini. The competition
for the seat made thy the death
OF Mariner was great, one Of the caudi-
dates being NJ. zcla. Five ballots were
taken without result lola received
only six votes. -.
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WEST NEwToN, PA, Feb. 2.-while
John Getting, machinist, was making
repairs in the Port Royal Coal and
Coke company'a mine this morning, an
explosion occurred. Several efforts u
reach him proved futile, and as there "a
considerable fire In the mine there ID
little hope that Getting will be rescued,
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NEW YoRx, Feb. 2. The iayorites had
things their own way to-day at Gutten-
berg, except one race. The track was a
mixture Of ice, snow and mud.
First race- milej Running Bird
won; time, 1:19l.
Second race mile False won; time,
0.37t.
won; time, 1922.
Fourth race--1 miloi Kirkoyor won;
time, 1:46l.
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MONTANA NINE FIRE.
The Important buildings Of the Company
Destroyed by Flames,

Destroyed by Flames,
Special DtpaicA % ne Iatelh0enoa,
FAIRMoNT, W, Va, Feb. s.-Ipforma'
tion has just been receiyedby telephone
that the coal tipple, washer house, en-
glne and boiler house Of the Montana
Coal and Coke Company are on fire and
will be entirely burned down. Every
effort Is being directed towards saving
the large store building and Offices,
which are on the opposite side OF the
railroad from the coal works.
The company employs about four
hundred men, and last month was the
largest output Of coal in'the history o.
the company, being twenty thousand
tons.
What the loss will be and the amount
Of insurance cannot be ascerteined at
this hour,
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HAAbuso, Feb. 0.-Arrlvcd-sc -scandla,
New York.
HAyASA, Fob. 2.-Arriyed-U. s. s.
Kearsatge, New York.
1oSpov, Feb. 2.--Arrlved-- -Briliah
King, Baltimore
NEW YoaK, Feb. 2.--Arriyod- -Tou.
tonic, Liverpool.
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rronch 1,nI.era, strlke Ended.

PARIS, Feb. 2.--The strike Of tho
iourneymon bakers ended this evening.
A now arrangement % to the prico Of
bread and the wages Of the men will
20 into effect tomorrow morning, whom
work will be resumed. The announce.
mont Of tho settlement has calmed the
unemployed bakers. They have
stopped their agitation and tho streets
arn ntiihk
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Daty nnd 0lbIons Matched.

Bosrov, MASS, Feb, 2.-Miko paly has
accepted tho terms Of Austin Gibbons
TO 1sht at the Crescent city club, New
oteans, ior the lightweight champion.
shln Of AtneflGa.K The mon are 70 WQigh
l8, give OF take two pounds at 3 o'clock
IN tho afternoon,
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1svlsvrl1E, KY, Feb, 9.-At Frank
fort to.nigh. tho Democratic legislative
caucus unanimously nominated Judge
william Lindsay, OF Frankfort, for
United statoa senator TO succeed Hon.
]. G. Carlisle, resigned. lie will be
elected FebrnarY Il.
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A elow ooyornor.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, Feb. O. Governor HogE
telographed the oticialsat Lamarto pro
tect the negro Henry Smith from mob
violence, and after hearing Of smith's
fate wirod thom 10 take the names Of
the parties principally concerned in the
affair for prosecution,
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scaANrcS, PA, Feb. 2, All the mines
oitho Delaware, 1ackawannaand West.
crn Coal Company, In tho Lackawanna
and Wyoming valleys, employing about
1900 poraons, were to-day put upon
nirht houfg work nor fTlay,
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PirTsnuRdit, PA, Feb. 2!--Ata conyon-
ton Of coal ninera Of the river district
to-day II was unahimously decided 10
stand firm for tho 81 cont rate. Tho
delegates reported the strikers firm at
all points in'th6 four pools.
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loulsyiitr, ky, Fob 2, Two hun.
d'Od dlsllllcrs and wholcaaio wliisky
dealers from all parts Of the country
mOt Ia Tho Board q Trade Ixohango
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1lninnnrnl. N lillnl .Inlllnn nnndl

DoyRa, Dill, Feb. 2. - Joseph P.
oomoRy6, eX.clilof justice o. the atate,
died at his residence Ia this city this
eyeniue, lIO was born near Dovot In
1gl8
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A Feast Of Fire.

culcAao, Feb. Awhile the family
Of Adolph Bnrgeson was seated around
the supper table tonight the lamp ex-
ploded. Mrs. Burgeson and one OF her
children was burned to death.