The evening world., 1894-10-10
The Reception Room.

ana women who prepare the weekly
Of mystery, where the varied features
or the big Sunday paper are prepared ;
the studio OF the artists and the me
shnnlcai nawacs quarters OF the photo-ocn-
artists for print.
floor lower brought them to the
composing room, the largest and best
eIuiPpeu nome OF the art preservatiye
forty typesettlng machines-those mar
yels OF Inventive genius that can set over
2ooWO ems" In an hour.
In addition they were shown an army
OF printers at work at more than 100
cases, the stereotyping department.
where the face of the typeset page is
impressed upon sheet of papier mdche,
Reaching the eleventh floor they came
IN Tor glance at the grave and astute
editors and smart reporters who write
The Evening World" ana took a glance
at the quarters OF the morning paper $
active makers across the hall.
Thence their journey lay shecrly
downward two hundred feet, where, from
the galleries, they could look upon the
great camp OF clerks and accountants
who handle the financial details OF
advertising and subscription. They were
books to run over the names of men Of
national Importance at home, and some
such as follows, who regularly read
me world In other parts OF the
sea
Frederick Krupp Essen, GERMANY
nr John Thomnson, british Honduras
Right Hon, William T. Gladstone. IIawarien
Castle, Cheshire, England.
american Club, Yokohama, Japan.
Col J. c. HNon, Fuchau China.
James W Allen Cape Town. Africa.
sheuherds Hotel cairo Egypt
ISGn IS6n II Mcleod, chihuahua, Mexico.
~ NM IlansGT trerys I:aoergc switzerland
:tpanEde Hotel, bombay, India
baroness Salvador
IN the deep cellar they met the matrX
descending from the upper hoor to the
largest melting pot ever made for stereo-
| tSping and fourteen casting boxes that
turned streams of molten metal into
plates that printed the Intelligence Of the
VIDE worlds daily activities.
| Passing out upon an iron gallery, they
| looked down upon the huge machinery
| WniSh resting upon b droCk, pours
! forth from endless bales of paper the
| journal whose range Of neld is only
| bounded by the limits of human ad-
venture ThI and thought.
Ing nSE Sin5 say; w. IN fact the greatest print
ana SnGt foiS haS g opacity ca TO print cut, paste
anu anu iold o2'HO eiSht-paEe, 4S,0OO twelve
Page ana 5000 sixteen-page papers in an
| nouI, ana Is capable of evolving with
isHInihg rapidity great folios of TWEEN
| ty-four and thirty-two pages. This ls
me sWiftest and most complete printing
prenS msny eyer ,MfsrIn made Is not SO large as
| =,
| llghtly as sewing machine
| lhey saw the great battery OF six
| Iuautuple presses, equal each to four or
| dlnary machines, two double presses and
| tWo-color presses, capable of turning out
| lour' eight and sixteen pages in five
colors al one impression. brief ssti-
| mate showed them that moving stimuli.
| taheously, these presses exclusive OF
| me color presscs) could print and prepare
Tor delivery SO0,OoO fuur-page or 400 Op
eight page newspapers within sixty min.
| utes after the word To start Is given
This cannot b. equalled nor fairly an,
preached in any other printing shup on
this orb. "
1t was with redouhled congratulations
and many expressions OF esteem that
| The Evening Worlds" guests Quilted
the palace of enChantmcnt in which
they had been welcomed and enter.
| tained.
Among those who were invited an.
| those who came Wprps