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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-22

Frederic Degeton, the newly elected
delegate from Porto Rico. speaks Eny-
iisn huently and has won fame as an
author and lawyer. He Is graduate
from the University Of Madrid and
hoids degrees from the colleges sa,a-
nance and Granada.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-22

according to the latest statistics. the
population of the eight principal cities
ID as follows: Berlin, 1,2s4.345; Ham
burg. 767 1856; Munich, 1903; Leipslc
400 l2o; Breslau, 422,415: Dresden 395 ,
"49; Cologne 37o.6s5, and Frankfort
on-Main. 267.Sl3. In each case there
mas been an Increase within the l.st
five years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-22

winter by elaborate blanketings OF pro-
tective material. and In the case OF
many OF the beds precaution must al
ways be taken lest they be washed out
by heavy rainfall.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-22
CHANGE OF LIFE.
0INAa taken Aick

"Iwaa taken sick
dvc ycarsawo with
Tho Grippe and
had . relapse and
was given up by
the doctor and my
friends. Change
of Life began to
work on me. 1
flowed very badly
until n year ago,
then my stomach
and lungs got 10
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-22
PRoFuSE psljn

"I commenced
taking Lydia L n
Pinkhams vese W.
table Compound w
n bout J months .M
ago. and caaao. M
express tho won. stl
dcrful good !, has I'M
done me. Men.
situations verc 20 ~
profusc as TO leave NJ
me very weak 70: NSJ
somo time after. n
Was also troubled III
tired feeling, bsars;H.
pain across the h.,k q
felt as though :ss1 8
weight in my s:csks
I have taken two hc:;la
cine. and now have h;r
I have had for four !sss
Mrs. LIZZIE Dctss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-22

Mrs Delva O..
the Who has candidate for tho OF
the gathered and
~ hs.r used p:uns both myself
thoss '-Beiss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-22

my breath Is
not bad. ! an no;
;Eoubisd with
c o u !. b n. or
splitting. or any
o { b or disagree
q b Q symptoms
OF catarrh.' But.
my dear madam.
you may havo
catarrh all tho
. . m Q. Catarrh
IL not always
located In the
head. You may
have catarrh OF
the lungs. or
stomach. or iiv-
or. or kidncyJ,
q n d especially
you may have
catarrh OF the
pelvic organs"
T he d o ct or
went on to Any.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-22

1t Is better to have heart of oak
than wooden head.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-22

Mrs Julia c. drown.
OF Peea,o1ieA. Rs..
sayS: ~ have used
Poruna In ny home
for the past four years
and am thorourhly
convinced that it IL .
reliable family rem.
edy."-Julia c brown
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-22
1MRS ANNIE lhOMPSON6
t4u ..rr... Al. ,v..n.r. ST .,.a.. ,...,,,,,

II cannot enough in regard to Lydi. E
Il has done good than all the IS.
female weakness In It's worst form for ys..a
and weak that could do my housrrorS
also had falling Of the womb and The
and menstrual periods suffered terribly A, time, nv
very hard. could lift anything heavy ,o,s
stand on my feet long a. time husband hras.
table Compound had done for her. and IT,, ne
think would do good After time. CONCLUDED ga
all claimed Ten bottles IL
packages Of made . new
had womb trouble since taking the fh ws.s ps
in years. can do all own housswork. nleep we'll
now feel that life Is worth living all Lydia f,
etAb1c Compound. feel that Il has
for anything always glad recommend n . q
follow directions. the, M
Gratefully yours, MEA ANNIE TuonrsoS, South Ha -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
BRIDE BEREFT
IN STRANGE WAY.
Young Husband Gone
Without Explanation
-Crime Feared.

Sorrow has followed :, wedding which
was solemn!zed IN ST. hsn.s's Roman
catholic Church. Paterson by the Roy.
Father Corr!Saii, brother OF the Arch
hsaop o: New York
Tn. yDuns couple received many sub
>,aut.,l presents showing tho esteem in
which ,hcy w"rr acid The bride was
Miss Annie Mcbcrnott. sister OF LAWYER
Robel IicDcrmott. auT she bridegroom.
Joseph Roach. was recognized AS one Of
ra,crson'g coming business men.
Las; Saturday evening Roach. who Is
only ,Senty-s!S years OF age. left his
place OF business and wen; home for
nj, evening meal. He seemed IN good
spirits and Joked with mis- wife. Sudden
~ ne arose from ;ae table. leaving his
meal unfinished He said that he had
forgotten something a; the office and
b.dd!ng MS sifc put his unfinished meal
In the oven. told he, he would be back
IN u few minutes. lie never came back
SO one ear be founL who s,w him after
he LEFT his home.
To-day the distracted wife visited the
POLES. sta1ion and reported his hisup-
pei:iuce. We never had an angry
cesstul In bgsintss Every saturday
night 10" gave N" So TO run the house.
Oh; last saturday night he did no, leave
me an. money. He had plenty o!
money when he LEI. inc, and ! atm afru ~
that connecting has happened 10 him
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
PITTSBURG BLOCK
SWEPT BY FIRE.
Baby Burned to Death, Shoppers in Panic
and Several Buildings Destroyed

PIT'rSBuRG. April 2An entire
block o; buildings on Carson street. from
So,.'n Sixteenth 10 South S.venteent.
streets. IN me sh ropinT section OF this
city. was swept 1y fire to-day. and In
an ho'r was NJ So Of ruins
One III" was lost. .w"-y"ar-oli
child being burneI 20 death
When the FIR" broke oft there aaS a
throng Of shoppers in the stores on the
block and III .sc. IA a !E"a-y o. fear.
running from flames. met occupants Of
the burning houses who were driven TO
the street.
a Jam and a pants re-il:c' and sew
cral persons wcr. bruised and ,rampled.
The nro started In the basement OF the
four story department -'or" Of George
I.orsch II Bro.,lnd n shur' tine the
entire building was burning turiously.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29

\ panic cnsnci among the customers
and employees. which resul,,.i In what
seemed at 'irst ~.ll-founhed report
mat ".gnt person. had persisted
Tbs however. proic untrue, the only
htIli,y Jgi5, the pnsnng 10 DEAN OF
Mrs. aEi5 Donlcy- rwo am pnc-h,lf-
y.ar-u!d child
Wacn the IRE broke out Mrp Donlcy
and l"r baby girl were Oh The f1urth
.loor .. t. I.JrsCa Bg!!.l!nc In her
haste I" escape, the mother lei! On the
stairway aud aps rendered unrou-,ious.
In ~. excitement the chi'd was either
forgotten or burned tcfore aid could
reach g.
IN. tire spread both Was. The flames
leaH'ns across II" street over "a Io.en
Gnilhifss "er" DESTROYED ana oth"rs
Tn. io-s was nDout :2iOln
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29

,s,.,,,, ;, IN. rv.,,nt wo,!dl

tsreeA! - The Eysninr Nof!h'
WASHINGTON. April "?-Pr"s' len
Mckinley. with Mrs. McE!niey, !o"'
members Of his Cabin.; and "a parry ..
guests. friends and clerks. forty III ~
and forty attendants. Ief. at o.aO a. VI.
to-day for seven weeks tour ihroush
the twenty-five States 81 The South ana
West. Nearly 1890 miles viii b" tray
eled hy rail
\ special tia!u o! seven Pullman cars
the Olympia. Atlanta. st. james. Chnr.
m!on. Pe.!on. Gu!!rcr and Cmenn-!resa
from the shops. vas brought rar!y TO
Ihe station. 4 great protus or OF ho"-
ers from the White House corse:vato-
ries we're distributed iarouSh the vari-
QUO cars with good effect.
Members OF the party reached the sta
ton early. Secretaries Root. Gage and Al.
torney. General Knox came 10 see the
President start on his long journey. Gen.
Corbin and others were also a; the sta.
ton. Each member OF the party was
given card OF Identification. announc.
Ing the holder to be the Presidents i'm
mediate guest.
All the Choicest Luxurira.
\ sunlc!ent quantity o. provisions
was taken on hoard to serve unit! the
train reaches New Orleans. Servants
from the White House Will cook the
Presidents meals. All tho choicest lux.
urics have been pu, in stock for ais
rejection.
SO much baggage was brough, TO the
station that changes were made neces.
sa-y In the combination car Atlantic
TO provide more room. l, Is though, an
additional baggage car will be taken
Oh at New Orleans.
Eaca member OF the party Is taking
along sufficient wearing apparel for the
entire journey. and the aggregate haa
proven something surprising.
President's Flag Hoisted.
The Cabinet Ministers aud other menu
bers OF the party will dine on the st.
James. This car has crew OF nine
cooks and walters. The Presidents nag
was hoisted when the train came into
the station. Ono was placed on the IT..
tie rod at each side OF the engine. This
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
R q ~ Fn 4 NEW YORK
) HH XbE VS.pHILLIE<
61AnXEnnE BROOKLYN
<7o H4 u hm VS.. BOSTON
hlh YORK At PHlLADEL pHlA-sCORE BY INNINGS.
NEW YORK. -. 3 2
PHILADELPHIA. :. :. 2
Continued from Fourth Page.)

THIRD ln1nq-Ganzc singled Flick took HlrphYs ny.
G8nzo died stealing. BoucrmaD walked Fisher out No runs,
GAME attended 10 SIagc. Dcchany fou.cd out Flick
spgad acktsch doubled scoring Flick. Woherton doubled
ldtkitsCh taIiying DoIan popped out. Two runs. &
Fourth nningVan popped out. ScIbaCh reached thrd
WoNeonS error Davis flied out Sclbaoh scocinG, Hickman
singled Sra1g was hit Camel singled scoring Hickman
Hurpiy a1Ucd. Two runs. s'tis#9s1s.asss
Cross out at first. Dunn walked Thomas singled S1ge
tped scoring both runners. Dechanty flied ou Sagc tally
ND Flick singled Hickman muHcd lackitsCh'sfy and Flick
scored ON the Woycron singled JaChltSCh scoring
Woycrton was out stealing. Five runs. xz4.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
AMUSED CROWD; WAS FINED.
Oid Circus Performer TOO Merry In
the Street.

John Smitn. who said he was on old
circus performer. ives fined s. In tn.
Harlem Court to-day for being drunk.
smith Was trst seen At the corner OF
rark avenue and One Hundred and
Twcnty-hfth street about 80 O'Clock
this morning. lie was r!yged IN to rep
resent a stranger In town. He wore th..
regulation chin whiskcrs and carried the
regulation carpet bags. On the tides OF
his bags appenred m. advertisement
for \ concert hall In Harlem.
He cut all sorts OF queer antics on the
street corner and attracted n great
crowd. Policeman Carter arrested him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
Three Thousand Fans
at Washington Park
to Help the Cham
pions in Their Effort
to Make It Four
Straight.
Tho batting Order.

GROUNDS, Brooklyn. April = about
m nour b'fon. ,o-day's game was
scheiulrh to begin Manager Selec ser;
Vic W!if- and Direcn over In corner
o. the r., where tn. sun WIS shininS
With mitsummer warmth. 10 timber "
The boss OF the Bear caters took A
po-i;tor of Yantgsf IN the blcachcrs ard
noted carefully the work - his tSt;lcr..
'It's ur a ono o. yVu fellows 20 a1n
me gam" today, ne said IN ,hnt
bunch .. IianloDs sets :, good start on
IL at ;hs stage %! The game We never
VII catch cIn Il e,in- TO M YOU
fellows are having lot % trouble -ei-
ting warmed M 20 Eour work mi.
s7i.as. There's lhou; IN hour VT be.
fore tho gam" Is called Sec u one o,
vot can, get ready to 20 IN and work
East enough - win
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
LUNATIC AFTER
THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. d. g.. April 70
Harry finkels'cin, a murderous maniac.
attempted TO force his way into the
White House late yesterday.
The pole. made every effort 70 prc.
vent knowledge OF his act becoming
public on tn. eve Of the Presidents de.
pirture for the Southwest
The man is a victim OF homic.,,al
mania. on; OF the Utah State Insane
Asylum only one month. He was sen.
there for attempting to murder three
men.
Finkels,cin vas seen lurking nhou,
III. White House grounds a, dusk. IT,.
crep; In the shadows from place 10
place. scanning the windows.
The detectives who are always sti-
tioned in the grounds attempted to run
him Town. He eludeI them and ran
boldly to the entrance. where he cooIly
asked admission. claiming that ne had
an important message to deliver 20 the
president He grew greatly excited
when refused admissions.
When ne saw that he was to be ar.
rested he grew violent. He was over
powered and searched and taken quietly
to police headquarters. The police re-
fuse 10 say whether he was armed
Tried to KIN Three.
Finkelstein was well dressed and Il
about hirty-four years old. He told
tne police his residence wa Cleveland.
OHIO. Letters found on hin. showed ihai
he came from Salt Lake City.
The letters were from prom.nsa;
sporting men Of San Franciscp and Den.
yor. They spoke OF him as Harry
stone. He admitted he had used Inc
name recently because OF family trouble,
Dispatches from Salt Lake give the
real reason. Finkclssein. while at OK.
den. Titan. q year ago attempted to as.
sa1ssinato three mon.
II was shown that no was subject TO
sent to the State Insane Asylum.
mon tn ago he was released and started
for Frisco. He came East from there.
His mother IL well-to-do resident
Of Salt Lake.
Prssidsat's Trip.
News Of his arrest and tho incidents
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
GIRL BURNED
IN A BONE IRE.
Josie BOWOuski Nav
Die and Her Mother
Is Injured.

Josie Howonsk.. aged 'h-yr yeir- =
Gy'nE IN the rity fir.oIia H,ok'yn.
from burns received to-iny
With several pl,j1H'"s -. wa Nv.
Ing n bonfire ~ 'hr ya-,I j: - TarcIts
frm". No ~ T"rlt,-.ty. rect.
brooklyn
Jo-,. though, he nam,s were no,
b 81 enough AM thnuuu them w.;n
her dress which cnugh; 'irc a.. ne
blaze suddenly leap.d "
o li.r screams nttrac..H her mother,
xflo WAS badly burned IN tearing away
the chi.i. cipth'r.
Tho hospital surgeons say thar josie
Inhaled the flames.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
HANLON'S TEAM
FACES K|DNICHOLS

South on the training trir. The young
s;er disappeared again Saturday. HIS
actions have been queer. and Selee
,hinks h. may have been kidnapped by
the American League.
Kelley Guy. Long.
Hello. Herman sang out Joe Kelley
10 Herman Long. the ancient bu;
short stop .ot the Beaneaters.
Are you still In N. gane' ! used 10
peek through tn. fence 70 see you play
when was q kid :"
'On your way. Father Time. reo-ted
Long" ! was the bat boy for your
club The NTH season YOU were IN the
league
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29

- the only exterior decoration of the
train.
Engineer Frank I.armont aad tho IAN.
" ~ starting n" President on his ION.
Journey. He drove engine No. $50, o.
n" Southern Railway.
CHARl.OT-TESvILLE, Va. April - -
The Presidential train passed through
CHar.otiesHillo On schedule time 1t
-torpei here about ten minutes
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
DAY IN
4. IN KENTUCKY.
:AIard Scheck the Fa.
vorite-His Eminence
Next Choice.
Special to n. Er.nln. world,


LOUISVILLE. April GLAD the
weather been made to order II could
not have been more pro7!;ious for the
running Of the twcnty-scventh Ken
tucky Derby With clear sky. fast.
track and evenly matched starters II
should sfy the !nsatin,e. There IL a
rumor a'!oat tina, a. leas, one moro col,
might be added to ,hc list. but II cannot
bc confirmed
The following however viii certainly
go 10 The post:
AIard schrrk. III. =. Woods.
Dri.r"n. Iin. Roland.
Amur. 10. Dupre.
His Emin-nrr. III. winknc1d.
snnnnsnrro. ~. O'Connor.
II will be tho most open Derby run In
recent years and there mr." three horses.
alrrd Check. Sann,sarro and His Emil
nense, st1Y- one % which may win the
event y tho pub.ic confidence Il to he
taken a. a criterion. A'ard Shcck Is
the 'avoTitc At . To : md even money.
!Ils Em,inenc" 1T ) to second choice
4aI sannLsarru 10 and to l.. Even
Amur at 10 10 ana Drtscpll Mt 20 to |
a!o not ~ltApW friends. however. and
received liberal backing this morning.
although the real scramble to get the
money on Will not begin until tho Gro wd
reaches tn" Downs this afternoon.
tnc Lexington contingent will back
'fcir horse, SinnaAarfo. and they are
,uI'.isr; he VIII Land the coveted prize.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
M'K|Nl EY OFF
ON BIG TOUR.
\aniac Tried to Force His Way Into White
House, but Was Arrested-Crowd Bids
President Farewell.
,sssss.s<SrsssSsr ssSrSSTsTrrrrr,
LUXURY OF
MklML-EYS PROGRESS.

II will
II will 1000 miles OF railroad
II will take forty eight days to make the
eighty persons forty Of whom
include the President Cabinet
Six reporters stenog-
viii be taken along
OF the most carriages
or these magnificent, the Olympia
President will ride
Ra,ers ladies' maids chefs bootbacks 60
along
All this magnncence the gift q" railroad
This isn't royal progress. there word in the Ameri-
dictionary to At It
/. I I : : { = y , = = a .
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
LATEST NEWS
Told IN
TABLOIDS.

TO FIGHT GR.AB.-Th~ forces OPP
posinE the West strrc, franchise
grab are gathering tO-ia, for
the descent upon Albany. They
viii go on the Empire state E,-
press at $40 \. ". Tomorrow
YOUNG VOORHEES, FitE;:D.-'ams.
T.. Nonrhrr,. who said he was u
son IT r>-srnntOr Voorhees,. wa.
again nrrriSn~d In the IL -T."n
Market Court to-day, lie proved
IN nIihi and va. r-i-nscd.
GAMHI.ER'S TRIAL. r0sIrO>ED.-
Justice Fursman To-day granted
u motion for the continuance
without .intr 81 the trial OF Miles
M-DunnId, the iisrI-m gambler.
charged With the murder Of
George Price.
G.Ui. >i.iIENIO DiE.-In the SUI
pr-m- Court <ntonio TriOii wn.
s-nt-nrcd to be rIrctrGrutrd at
sing slug during the week be-
ginning June ~. inOi. for the
murder Of Mamie CiroIio.
SAW CRIPPLED LINEN.-rh- liner
Minnrhnhn. which arrived To-day
from, London. reports TINT on last
Thursday, at O.:SO In the evening.
she passed the American lin
st~amahip New York. fruIn |
southampton and CherbourS, go.
Ing ~ reduced speed
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29

Burnrd ChiId Dfse in Hospital.
Three-year-old ena Mittanxes. who
burned at her ,sDme. No. rs East Nine
ty-hfth street. u couple OF days ago.
Stsd in the Presbyterian Hospital at
r. N. to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
VIII. Warmed ".

Tn. elongated Wills wound himself
up In /, knot and lnt,ns!eI nimseif
again many dine during the mex,
nal, ho,r Tor ,,!!i'sation OF she manager
b. the llnhitc-. ant ne husky plnc"n
pcr~rircA AMI labor"d and WISHED g.
wasn'y any warmrr than It IN u! ~
canada. where h. halls from.
Hnnlou d,ridcd to sen! on. Of tar
Mac, On the pitchi's corps VI James
or Mrcnnn---,o the Sab. Like S'...-. j.
l.aa ais brace Of boxnen warming 10
.ar!y Ia tho afternoon
Say. KENNEDY, remarked FoNy Ned
70 Roaring Bi!l. brine gut that ih@.
ters' Dope Book % yoUs tui aIi hose
..llows aise to what Kind % balls those
Boston chait AN h.t Three games
on, " rhc fpIr in hts .rrt"s Will not
hur, " a: alt"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
After II Quiet sunday.

TN, I. on" good reason why tho
Giants al cane ioVu 20 breakfast this
morning bright And carly and feeling
II ,s Van Hal;rcn sid TO bat the
hirk-klG m the ball th!s 1ncrroon. Il
condition meuns nnytAlns they'll do It.
too
Pop FISHER. lie ex.ChlcaSpan. IL
10 hnyc hI- nrs, turn in the box. with
8uacrmau f1- side partner. This
sane Fisher !. sai! % Ne foxy box,
man with prize assortment OF twisted
stunts up MS sleeve We shah see
lat We shall see 4
There va. hot rumo- IN town this
;ha, the courts had decided
the la Jole case In favor OF the Amssin
can LenuscrS and would give etHe
decision tomorrow. This viii. II true.
b. a h,rd crack Tor League maenAto
John l. Rodgers and will Virtually
smash to splinter,. the '.nAssrva
clause under which the oA toAkue
(Contirued on Fourth HaGN1
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
Prssids.t's Trip

News Of his arrest and tho incidents
Mckinley and ths WashinEton public.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
Faulkner. Disappearance

Manager Sc.tc reports a CAS-. OF Kid
mapping. or al least mysterious d'saa-
y. ar,.,cc II. coralled a mos; orcTrls-
Ing young t~i.!!nS wonder named
Faulkner carly this sor!ng And took him
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
WINNERS AT AoUEDUcT.

Third Racial Green |, All Gold 2, Fa1Spnner 3.
Fourth RaCe-Apri Shower / Baylsc 2, EquaEe 8
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29

To Cure . Cold In One Day.
FAKE LAXATIVE Dromo.ouia!us Tss!sta 2je. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
WINNERS AT LAKESIDE.

First RaGe--Iohanna D. I, Lucky LoGket 2 African 3.
Second RaCe-Emna c. l. Renach 2 Andy Idrs g.
Third Raoe-Possart !, Al Broun 2, Maryland Reserve g.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29

sabbath Da, in sireptown.
Th'r- ma, r. 'o.rs NOR, Up TO dan
wh--~ NJ is -'--r~-. up ant dn~a
Bp: 'or coH'.n;m.n,. truly s~a.
70 cute ;nrStt Etss stern estate
Give me Oh. iG- and s!at!y ta,A
sssens Day "a sieeTo~r.
In not cptne s.'- to get sla.s''
And In ~ -tre cup prro-s drown
M, Just TO Toll 10 bed iii late
Aai res, = weary added pae
Give me. IN. !uS and kisaiy fate.
SABBATH Day 10 sie~p,o-a.
Il say amen 10 TINT. said Acanaess
George Davis Of the Giants. as hv
watched the poetry rxude rom the cn1.
chine.
Why say this Is tho creates, hase.
bail town on the map FOR manager.
i'hc boys have 60, 10 rest. WHY Niliy.
Just Imagine slice OF the Tenderioin
brought down from New York on sun
Say and slipg'd INTO tho ccntre OF Phil
adcirhin. WHY. they'd ring In a gsncral
police alarm ard iirc department dou.
bic SIX In minute and dump thc ioine
~ ,Ec Sshrwk!ti River before Dcvsry
anult say .rai'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-29
The World in What :?

WY, IN tens of thousands more homes and
Offices in New York City than any other
paper The official figures of the American
News Company prove this.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-22

NJ. Z. ingalls,, president of the Big -Four,
spent the greater part of Yesterday in Wis
ting the shops and looking over .he com
pany's terminals at Indianapolis, in COM
pany with c. Il. Schaff. general manager,
and j. @. Van Wrinkle, general superil-
tendent. Mr.. Ingalls, takes a very cheerful
view of existing conditions and of the out
look for railroads for some years to come.
He says 1901 will be Inc most prosperous
year the roads ever enjoyed. "For five
vars he said mother earth has been
yielding DOuntifully in minerals a I'D crops,
and to-day there is more business in pros
rect for the roads than ut any time In the
history or the country. The country is rich
In everything which goes TO make II pros
porous. l have Just replaced 5000, 0O0 of z
Ier cent. Pig Four bonds with the same
amount bearing but 4 per cent. interest.
Five years ago the Big Four was borrow
ing money every month from the Indiana
National Bank AMI from banks III Cincin-
natl to pay monthly pay rolls. now. in
stead of being borrowers. the company has
money to loan. The falling off in earnings
of the Big -Four proper this month was
due TO the congestion OF business on the
Lake Shore and with other Eastern con-
n%ections which prevented the free move
ment of freights, but this deficit will be
shortly overcome, as 1901 will be the best
year in earnings the Big Four has ever
enjoyed. Large meetings at Cleveland. at
Louisville, at Cincinnati and the Pan
American business will help TIE E'g -Four,
end as every passenger car and locomo-
tive the company has is now taxed to
handle the oompany's passenger traffic the
company has purchased twenty engines
and forty new modern coaches. The freight
traffic of the Big -Four is the heaviest in
its history, being limited practically TO
cars and power to haul it."