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LyNCHED ~ MISSOURI.
Nero Who KILLED = Miner Straus Up Near the
scene OF Ills Crime

RICHMOND, Mo March AT 2 30 o'clock
this morning a mob from Richmond and Cam
den hanged Arthur Mcneil. the negro who
on Fri day afternoon muT dered Chester Stan
lev. "A Young csal miner. After shooting
Stanley, NcNsil mado his escape TO Cam den.
s,yen miles southwest Of here, and was cap
tured lust before dark last n<ht
sheriff crowley was notified that the negro
had hccn captured and with his deputies and
civ Marshal Byrrs went to Camden to bring
him TO Richmond and place him In the Ray
county jail When they reached Cam den
they found the Burue'; Hotel, where the
prisoner had been taken, surrounded h I
mob and they were unable to bring him out
During the early part of tho evening u
streets Of Richmond we're crow dcd and upS4
learning that the negro would not be brought
here many of the crow q went to cam den and.
with the assistance OF the mob NJ tia place.
oyprpow cred the officers and forced them TO
g'y: up their prisoner, .oo, n Min. xo
near this CITY the scene OF the murder. by IN"
mOh and at ?.5O O'Clock this morning was
hanged Refer" being strung ~ by ne mob
himself and I've other negroes OF Lexington
Junction. this county, had each agreed 70 kill
~" rs, whlte mn ,hn s,"s-e n"r, nf 'b" DAD
i"ibcrt Snowdrn. the Negro, who shot and
seriously " ,und Il ttiv wabash section Tore
man at eNinvt,n Junction ", dnesdny night.
IL said to hav" been IN lud"I ~ The list Turn
ished hv M"Nel and III prob ,hl" that he also
will hr ilchrt l. captured Tie officers
tlsnaed vi'h tho mob 10 commit no rash act.
hu all 'hc law To- take lts course rh.y
we're url 90 Lobby the lThchcrs. who numbered
ON their WAY ~ the s.e1c Of the lynchln!.
the moi ha ed q tNe re- lGe'. ol McN"ll
PRAYER that the doomed mans soul might be
saypl
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pltshns. BY svndios's - th" '-lansulbr
block bounded bv rventr.thitd street Hroai
v,t. Iw-nty second - set and Tifth Avsuue
ss 70 site fof twenty ~ tseuty ave story
nuslnsss building Tho s"rdiDtt". which -
ter resented bv ~. Central Realty Bond and
Trust COMPANY. Will prs'"nti' be organized
iutna company ospitAliSed At ahortN po'.n'I
III. architect Tor tho new structure tas not
been definitely determined uIon, sl'housh
the nsuss Of ssversl prominent architects
~ Ncv York and Cbicaso have heen mon
toned WORK on Ire nov building VII hesin
w. NAV
II f.. estimated that building such - Il.
contemplated rill cost about D. so oop The
prlc. paid for the site 10 not known The
sellers ere samuel and Mot | Newhous@.
who bough the northerly half from william
fno In 1893 for sscn.12i Tn. -outherly
half comprising the Hotel Cumberland. was
recently acquired by the Newhouse brothers
at. It - said. s7S0.o The northeriv half
~ the triangle was bought by Amos X Emo
IN 1897 for sS?. .npo During the las' ten years
the average annual rent from the old two
and three-story buildings Witch occupy this
half has bsen 81? .OJp
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. yourz woman " .1 ssE. she . Nir- Ross
Wsi,s Of lg1 Nonfo@ s're~t caused a o,nifnC-
ton ou fhe tuuari lane pier '".'"rlU af''r-
noon .p-t before tHr .sItng ~ The .t"a5Is -
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of ~ Monroe street. and the friend appeared
g., 10 e. much Interested In what Wa ,"y BE-
donUy quest ior somebodg ~ -hs was
Tho -oni~hody camo slong fes minutes
before tho ship sailed lie wa accompanied
hy a little black-e,"d soman. who eaued on
hl- right arm
AIR, Weiss mad. rush for him. and the
hlsok-e, ed woman retrestsd Before she b AT
got out of the way, however. Mrs Weise
lad given her a resoundins slap In the face
Ilsn Mrs Wise went for tho man. who. sh"
SAYS. - Isaac Wci-e her husband frends
of Mrs Nci-s and folk. who wanted 10 play
'he part ot peaCemakrrs got miAed up In tho
taugle and there was . lot Of showing and
IuIrpuuiuy before Detectives lsesou and
Mooney took hand In and carried away
Ro-aand her husband to Police he1d4 quarters
Mrs Wi,e had grabbed her husband by the
throat eNClaiming
Give me back my s'OO'-
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NV husband WAS going to desert me ard
had bought passage for Europe for himself
and that woman. | heard about u and de-
clded 20 stop him / Has uafred to HIM
on Feb 10 bv an Alderman then mad $500
4 gave him siO0 TO buy has wedding outnt
The next DAY he showed me mortgas. Of
$500 on bis saloon and asked mo to give him
$500 to paw II on refused and h" knocked
me down and kicked me and took the money
away from me Then he left ne and | did
not see him again until to-day
wei.e said. I have been In Baltimore
I saw an item IN a newspaper. saying that
my wife had killed herself and came back
here TO soc about H. couldn't verify IT,
The young woman who was with me Ia nv
cousin"
Tho detectives were unable to find the
black-eyed lit'le woman, who disappeared
while W-.,o aud hi, wife we're tussling
Mrs Weise. before she was married. was
Rosa Cohen, and boarded with q family
named Abe Blankensten a. ?32 Monroe street
She had known Weso only eight days when
she married him. IL was said at the house last
night. Ncishbors said that after Wese
had left her she attempted TO kill hers.lt hv
taxing oarholic acid She was taken 90
bellevue Hospital and di not recover until
Yesterday morning. when shs was released
Then she tried 10 get a warrant for Weise.
but was told she had better 60 and atop him
At the pier The neighhors said that Wels-
was bound for Africa.
The sun., 1901-03-03
DEER CAPTIRED WAR VIEW MAVEN
Came swtmmias Into Morris Cove -Pvsbabiy
WaS From Lens Island,

NEW HAVEN. March A deer was capt
ured this afternoon ~ Morris cove, Ave miles
from this oity and near tho entrance to New
Haven haTbor. wasre the animal came
from no one knows Sir months ago a similar
capture was made by an oyster man of this
city In the Sound or suauord Ligh thouse
Tho belief then was that the deer had SWIM
across the sound from I,ons Island when
the deer that was caught to-day was frs,
seen II was swimming into the cove
The people az the Morris Cove Hotel noticed
the animal and at fr-t couldn't make out It's
class SOM one suggested new species
of the sea serpent Half dozen men got
into a. many rowboats and rOwed out beyond
where the deer was swimming The animal
eyed them curiousiy at frat and then con-
tinued It's journey ward tho cove beach
The boats closed In on the deer and II was
finally Iassoed by Julian and Ro bert Morris.
Residents near the cove The deer was put
In barn and awaits an owner There was
ice In the owe at tho time
The sun., 1901-03-03
JrDGE HANECr FOR MAYOR,
chicago Republicans Name Him for the Leader
In the Municipal Campaign.

CHICAGO. March ? Judge Elbrdge Hanecy
was nominated for Mayor by the Republican
city Convention to-day on the eighth ballot
The result when announced was greeted with
cheers and hissrs. Congressman Lorimer
engineered tho move. by which the Second
ward candidate was named The Congress
man ordered all his men 10 vote for Hanecy
on the seventh ballot. and on the eighth tho
machine ovcrcams all opposition II was
moved TO make the nomination unanimous,
ana Chairman smyth declared the motion
carried
The eighth ballot resulted: Hanecy. %se;
Harlan, 212 Boldenwrck. 1871, Raymer. a.
Fowler 81
Judge Hanecy wa. born in tho Wisconsin
town of Trenton ~ years ago. and was edu
Gated in the public schools Of that State and
the Tnivorsli, af Milwaukee, he came 20
Chicago IN isGs and was adnutted 10 the bar
of this State siN years thereafter VII lidncCy
later became sen or member OF the law frm
of Uanecy 4 Merrick
Judge ItaneCv Ia n member or the mon
League Club. the Chicago Athletic Association.
The Veteran Union League and the WaNhing-
ton Park club
The sun., 1901-03-03
MARTINELLI TO REMAIN HERE.
For the First Time the Popo WIN Have Gar
dinai Act as Apostolic Delegate.
sp>etaI Caas ps,raach 10 THE SUN

ROME. March 2 There 10 much comment
In Vatican circles over the Pope's decision
that Mgr Martinelli shall remain IN Wash
ington until 1902. though he is to be made a
Cardinal This is the first time In Papal
history that's Cardinal has remained In charge
Of an Apostolic delegation. the invariable
practice having been TO recall the chief within
a month Of his elevation to the Sacred Col.
lcge
Cardinal Rampolla. the Papal secretary OF
state, says the Pope desires thus 70 empha-
sl1. the extraordinary importance which he
attaches to maintaining the best possible
r,lations with the United States Government
andhis special interest In the growing Catholic
population Of the republic This is doubtless
correct 80 far a. It goes. but u is also a fact
that the Pope entcrtalns the hope OF seeing
a Papsl nuncate established at Washington
The sun., 1901-03-03
TAMMANY nor WORRYING.
wiswam Ciphers out That This IL Not . State
Police Bii Year.

Police Biit Year.
Tho Tammany leaders who were about
town yesterday united In dsclarlns that they
did not believe the Legislature would enact
a state Police bill at this session. Thoy
seem 70 rely upon the opposition Of Gov,
Odell to the measure as expressed In his
message Of last January. They confessed,
however, that they did not know anything
about It. and oil of them remarked that
strange things were likely TO happen in
politics at any time. However, II may be
said TINT the Tammanv men are not worry
inc. One of them fsured the thing out In
this why to SuS reporter at the Democratic
Club,
IT the Rcpublicaus expect to win the
municipal election they do rot eNpcrt 70 win
IL by a narrow mRrrn They. rea lie that
the Democratir ticket will either be over
whelminsly sicCessful or else will be de-
feated over whclminglv II tho Republicans
are successful they will have the entire Police
Depart mont IN their own hands without the
necessity 81 ltirrirg m oDposltion IN the
,l,ias m the state on the other hand, "
they are unsuccessful they will stlll urQlos-
,ionably control the I"cislnture and they
win he able 10 pass their state Constahularv
hill A. the next session iust @ well as they
can now
The sun., 1901-03-03
MIDGET SIZES FOR DIVORCE.
An Actor ~ Inches Tall wants 10 He sepa-
1ntcd Prom Ills Six.foo MIfc.

SHAMoKIN. Pa, March Five voar~
ago in a little town In Illinois, Curtis Bolts,
n midrc, actor Of this place. was married
20 Miss Mary Joson. n handsome Young
bareback rider in a circus She quit tho
,,vdrs, ring and came here to live with
lc actors parents lie was n vaudeville
.,g,r and dancer and since his marriage
he only has been able To- spend three
or four months ol the;vear with, his wife. yh'
sha moi n uunhrr oi men aud went out driy-
ING sn much that hor husband was notified
H.. cmploNed detective. who collected >noh
rvi idonrc that Rotts accused her 81 '"lng
f,itblcss She went ~ ILLINOIS end to-day
Bnits began proccrd,u4~ for diN"rc" IN
The Northumberland county courts, naming
n v,lI-known resident a. correspondent
n il said Mrs Bolts will not resist the suit
Sl'c is y wears old, and almost feet tall
Her husband j. "a inches III andis one o' 'he
smallest men IN the world
The sun., 1901-03-03
STvATI0N ARMY BABY KILLED.
Iron . window Adjutant smiths Child Feii
Dead Amons Piaymates.

A'sBel. Smith. years old. was instantly
knei yesterday afternoon 10y falling from
Ne h''h story window Of her home. 800 iiud-
s'r street. to the sidewalk Her skull Was
'rI.'ured and nearly every bone In her body
Nas broken by The fall
IT," little girl. who wa tho daughter OF
""'s" II Smith, an adjutant In the Sal
va'.u Army, went into the front room "a
'ia'. uer brother and two sisters being on
" r.dcwI.k below llttl" Ad,d heard their
,.."~ aud dlnh,ug 10 the window iii, lost
'"i .lIif' md fell iO The sid"'ya ak
Yer" the ChtIdrcu were plaN ing They
'J"s H'd aud a crowd collected. but when
.' dNualJI'" arrived the services OF tn"
'' SuNa'i"u Aruy stan called az the
lat night =" sympn'hilo with AdiU-
W 1yt Mr. Smith Tho Edutant has
'''H ,sunr,tad with the salvation Arm,
.. ft""n wears
The sun., 1901-03-03
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iDSDn~ var,N surshouss 'nusts
named Catherine CONNIE. - Fosrs old vas
arrested and srr rusn~t n noIt' today On q
charge ~ obtaining none, und"r fs.'- pt--
ten, - al also - iurersons'Ius man
The rrI.ursr vas dfsss"i ln reu- r'ur".
wore short har ant r"r supeaf ro- v's
.tritiu.lv uHn-,la"
Il ~, stated t',t sG- lad Ny"d 90 , u..n
for fort t"ar-. Working ~ pointer AMI
darHratur Pr two ysors shc wors"i ~
cook up . steamship she Wa- married TOT
fourteen year. FINALLY she returned 10
london. where shc rrt v''n an accident.
arI was ,oupsled 20 enter q Norknouss
Ta-t, lsr set vss discovered
The sun., 1901-03-03
LOOKING F0R mrs lost FraNCEr.
Boer war veteran Thinks Hts sweet heart May
Have Becn Lost at Galveston.

81 IorIs. March Lieut.. Gordon
HAYWARD formerly OF New York city. an
ON cor in tho Vo-r Armv. out of s.rviCo be-
cause of a parole issued hy the English War
Department, after he had been made prisoner
Of war. is In IA" city searching for his nanc"c
Miss Stella p.loring after travelling over H. 9u
miles 10 meet her They were To hav" met
here and h" wNrriod Lieut. Hayward fears
that ,hc and Mrs GrcmOndr ll"rishcd ~ the
storm AT Galveston ou Sept. last The last
letter from Miss nrloring received hy her
fancec IN August iust heior" n" was mad" "A
rri-nner of war. said that -hn and her en-
nloycr werc about 10 lenN" ST louIs for
Galveston to spend several weeks there sun
ming on the beach \ cottage close 10 the
ocean was to he rented
ieut. HAYWARD fought under Gems tronJe
and notha and was twic" made prisoner
hv the British
The sun., 1901-03-03
rHY POPE 81 YEARS Old,
Receive. IN. Fluctuations Of the cardinals On
M. Birthday

RuNF. March The Pns". responding
today - the ishcita'Ior- of ne cardinals
Ypon the occasion ~ tls utnety-nf-t BIRTHDAY.
deplored tie -ect,r,bn hostility against the
rh4rch nov manifest In several countries
H.. repe ,tri the views he expires IN h''
recent encyuiical on Christian democracy
and Expressed confidence that Catholics
would take a leading part In the social prog
re-s of their respective countries
The Pope al-o referred 20 the Associations
bill now pending Ia the French Chamber.
which IL aimed dir-otlv at the Je-uits lie
nl.o reiterated the claims the temper al
power OF the Pope
The sun., 1901-03-03
CHOSEN ASSASSIN FROM AMERICA.
sIau who KILLED Himself Instead Of Italy . Kins
Once Lived In Paterson, y. y.
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sNVf''H NV f'sb'''"' ~ 'fE o''
IoNpoN, March An Anarchist named
Pcroni committed suicide In Nome las, week
after making SON" Astonishing rcvelat ions
Among other things h" said that he had been
selected Ivy lotat MarSeillc- TO kill king Victor
Emmanuel On arriving IN Rome his nerve
failed him and he Killed himself 10y opening
his veins
The police hav" NOW discovered some
confirmation OF l.~ story They ."arched
prrpu'S lodglne- aud louud letter, from
Rrc,d aud other d"-p"radoc~. portraits Of
the King and Anarchist martyrs. including
Rrc-ci and liavnChol Two letters bore New
York postmark The police say peronl was
once arrested in Paterson, y j. on sus-
nI.ion OF being concrrned In a local Murdrr.
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industrial Journal o1er- nm, oours'l 81
I"spair
There u ono ms left fof 'hs huush
manufacture before hs settles down into
th. iat.lis'ic belief thai the success and nnh
triumph OF America sln-vit1ble IN tbs world
great industries Let Ia seek out the
n o-' able u 81 IN the country. men who are
accustomed T. conduct inquiries - inaKni-
tlds ami - invat'.glts con plIcatei business
problems and have them make report on
IN. condition. ana the remedy required to
.Ilay the present state OF appr~heusion
Th. ,p.ctr,or IN d long ar'ir.e In which
4, seems 20 b. convinced mat the british steel
and iron indu.tr.ss must succunh before
.psrtc,.s great CONT b.nitlon. rnds these
interesting compan.,tons
~ through chrqper steel a considerable
.,,o,n, ~ c,pit,l and labor. which {. now
an, ,olov.d h.r. in IN. manufacture OF that
..-.n,lsl az civilization. cease. 20 md an
.d.,ust. r.xa,d thar. mus, he. a corre.pond-
Co., ,ain 10 all counert., with these industries
IN v,,ich s,ael - IN. raw material American
a,,,,n.,r,n. c,,,, no,i,Ior is no toub, serious
.n,',,, in ,o.,y d.n,,t,n.ntS and bids fair
,o h.con. NOR. 40 hu, iu., in 80 far a. Mr.
The sun., 1901-03-03
roo DYNAMITE srTCHs EXPLODED.
Factory In 81 Louis wrecked May Have Been
Caused Purposdy.

San FRASCIsCo, March Ono hundred
sticks Of dynamite exploded In the California
Essential Oh Works early this morning. COM
uletelv wreckns the place and fatally injurinS
the proprietor. Herman Cordes. who lived
only a few minutes after boing found His
clothing was in shreds. most Of his ribs were
broken, his legs were fractured and his face
understandable II Is uncert In whether the
disaster was accidental or caused for pur-
poses Of suicide Cordes. who was 20 years
old h had been very despondent
The sun., 1901-03-03
Canada Depor,s American work kmen.

Russl,Sp. u &. March sixteen Ameri-
,aus employed here by the Rs Mountain
RAILWAY IN violation Of the Cana ian Alien
law w,re dcported TODAY by T. y illam'
81 Cttlua. the Alien law officer of the ai, dian
Cove rDment
The sun., 1901-03-03
Would BET ON SAVING sOCLs.
Banker Evangelist Wassrs He Could Raise
Fifteen Converts In TeH Days.

CHICAGO. March Al will deposit si.coo
with the Intsr Ocoor," said the Rev. Duke
NJ Faraon, banker. evangelist and exhorter
yesterday. II any pastor Of q church In this
city will turn over his church to mo or some
pras cher whom ] shall dssian n that
church does not experience Q revival OF re-
hrion which will net fifteen conversions Ia
ten days. will forfeit the money 10 the pastor
NJ salary"
The sun., 1901-03-03
florida. Cuba and Nassau.
Ansusta and AsheyiIlc

via pcnnsylvanla Railroad and southern Railway,
Tue route Of New NufN ana Inflda llinlhn "aNIns
scv \ ofk daily except sunday, - 30 noon. Two
other daily faS; trains Perfect dining ana sleeping
rAf service New York orlcts. sIl aud llsa broad
The sun., 1901-03-03
LUCK OF ONE CUSTOMS Inspector
He Merely Lost His Job and Didn't Get . Tieke,
to Sing sing.

The head OF one OF the departments In
tho customs service said yesterday. -One
Of the men In my department was in the
list ~ those who los t their Jobs last Thurs
day attempted to lntcrcedc for him and
was confronted with facts IN his case which
showed that he ought 10 he re moved without
a doubt | went back and said 10 him. 'You
are LUCKY that you are not going to states
prIson
The sun., 1901-03-03

the new fast mail train ~ the New York Contra
with day cosches ant Illmsn sleeping cars 10 Chi
eAgo leaves Grhnd central station al y 10 \, NJ
.,cB day In the ytar. sleeping ear oI~n al luP N
No excess faft. --Afr.
The sun., 1901-03-03

Hams Restaurant, 7sth ~. cot Ave.
n'n,r R,chetch. 50. every eve Asos slr Music ADJ