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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
MILAN Cn1rNry

SuilooS pf or ~ this writing the general
m ras Ut me cotton crop in this sectinr,
h sita IsI petter. The cotton that come
the deo 20 splendid stand. Owing
1Aeihird ~ aad early planting about
sn0r pls has long been accomnlisbcI and
3sAs c,s mas begun in earnest with some
|sse heen ana healthy. A very few fields
i. hnrdi ploWed up and planted in grain
~ IN the Enough to visihly effect the
Is 81 tSe autumn. Barring the possibili-
angs orer seasoh, the only menace that
Aade himsnItte boil weeyil. lie has not
i,hborhnoSSn known In the Buckholts
strict Ss H. put In other sections OF the
totwlths,aass,lh e one topic of conversation.
<anertn Whg the splendid work of the
Eallys advlca ~ disseminating Prof.
~ men ~, aud the advice OF bnsi
ky ne Indifferent to tho daprer ne
lsoned X 80 Tar are reported as having
ise dons growing crop. hut those VINO
Eotk, ann e. - are well satisfied with the
1eerned easy, so far ms weevils are
not .ir,arners can he found who
M ert much a,e trouble, many others
81, The cotton at assu. 49,, T.,
and Is shSSan as last season and the
9hnt AZ the average. Only n small
artlcalh aSpianting has becn necessary.
sei Que haze OF The crop Is planted ana
fepofted h. chopped out Some lice
sg except 70 FOR tne prospect is very Hat,
hber aich are found In enrsi .
gathartnntly ali fields III poisoning
situation me pests do moi relieve
lure IN ~, mere Will he an absolute
hefe. nnt,, lotion crop. A fine rain
rcunh' ai,g a generous season in
"sA assuring good crop
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
MEDINA COUNTY.

I'M n0 Ss City.,The prospects for cot.
Fas prevented planting. There viii he an
nss u acreage II rains fall so any can
ropw hi.fh The fields are all bare. nothing
[s,e . u few farmers in sandy land
Iral pros ne corn and cotton up, but gen,
A "Vspects are very gloomy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
he last rains the prospects are very god.
VAN ZANDT COUNTY
! Willis Point Owing 10 the faet thnt ~
/ HagtTOE44l L0f

Willis Point. -- owing 10 the fact that the
Green hugs have totally DESTROYED good
oltiou OF the oat and wheat crop In this
,icinity the cotton acreage Is 'ncfei'sel
since last report 10 Approximately same as
ing been replanted IL cotton. No rep!ant
ing OF cotton has been NECESSARY, ana tho
eriirr tFdI, ~ NV In tie ground fhe plnnt,
,',naiti.,t The present outlook tor crop
is ns good az last year at this date, except
Tor backward growth. Good rains have fal
len an over this county recently, ana there
is good season 10 the ground.
t4iton --1hpre * a small increase IN the
acreage in the cotton crop this year over
last wear. The crop Is in fine condition
10 REMAINING and most OF the farmers
have done chopping. No insects have mp
reared yet and the prospects, are unusually
god This report embraces most OF the
enstern portion OF the county known o.
the fIInbcr reglon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

soMERvELL COUNTY.
Glen Rose.--Acreage per cent iarsei
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

surccssfully killed the hoppers and e. "a
arc safe. Fine rains and only for the pes
above named the crop would be in nm
condition. 'rhe acreage this year Is ah9u
Of Consideration the damage by Grasshop
.pers,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

~ an
very
sing
,arly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

nerves There was new alrldont tone
iu uUt voice hrr mununr Wna fuNrriHhIY
raN ANY wntuHn pautd have todd tUat
ter end vpuld be- hyaferia All Through
thr 49, the uerveusnsss Increased and
II continued Gu Increase until nearly
pc end ef the tbird uEt when lock
KtvrH uu Co her usHtes aud una what
the1 used ta call THE hIab alfikra
rs fnr chat historical Ht u was mas
teflN ~ ueHf rs nature was Fl TINT
one man I'M the audience there va $40
mtHiRkiuE hlt profession. started far
wand aud then zhamrfagedh snt down
again Whun he nyailHrd Dc WuH al tht
play tur q moment however. hr WIS
convinced that hlH professional services
were uresird on The STACY
A. John aHHkeff ttfaug-H utrfN Mt
n uufHrla was eHsy aud convincing
lie euhavt much LAUGHTER. but Ht lfH
best the Part Is auf nm eapvslulp attract
I've pnr NJ ane BITS ftrr mHdu much
ant 81 lt and NJ InulyId certainly madr
The best nf Frrf bad baraHlu
Miss Nlisc Johnson uEalu aeBnHHaHtf=
ed the widr range at hft lalestfa Last
night she PLAYED enc 90 the swvstls afm.
pathetic rbHmetera which urt uaHhIIY
81 trlkhflully iuHIutl Miss johnson
couldn't De- that 81 SAC trleo She VAS
natural and Wholly charming Hud ln.
stead - u stmperiue hnit infhflmaaa
Young womah such us Uetu Nalau
might have teeu. W. Euf au exceptional.
" attractive yehns woman Miss John
snn il very muth ~ au ARTIST
viii somebody please uHt "our MARI 30
to work She has PLAYED nothing worth
entHnniuE ln fhe past Ihnfs weeks Miss
Van liaren Is tua Eus Hn actress ta De-
wasted on such raFIa Ha she has laeu
PLAYING A. Helen Van snHasue she
anpsau1 lu bee two 20 the four urfs
- tiruthur Iahu and even then al
not havr over a daeen apee heH
A word ur g. "a regard % Miss Mia.
ette Nauutt THIS Yoang woman will
rrrsv watching They save hoe hnH q
chance last nifht and she tuok every.
thing in sight
Nakeie nolan is part which OWES It's
signiHcanse entirely tn ttn piaEFr She
has un brlEht speae hes. ua CLEVER catch
phfaars Whatever ahe gains 81 ftpu.
iarttN Ia duo sniriv and entirely a. the
artuess into whose ksrpias thr chnue.
ter q placed
MIss Hsrrsft inhusd NasEls With a
life and taah thar were ifrrslHfahla
She PLAYED disereeffy and With dignity
To-. ilef daurins seena wsa an EXCEED
inEiF diMrHit task. eKrrpi iHuaiiy veil
done. She danced wttb mech grace and
iisf enough abandon O. neilrer tbs sdrus
- any possible fediuui NiHa Usrrrtt
has proven herself Is D. yaung woman
wha ean urt II she e SILVIA haIf a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
NEFARIOUS NIGHT SHIRT PARADE.

Especial =
CHICAGO. Aprn i5.-nfcased Ia
niRht shirts. soft SHIRTS. striped
shirts sweaters. rcd hats. blue hate.
sreeu hats. black hpts. aud any
amount OF odds aud ends ar east
of clothing. o. utuIeuta uf Armour
Institute created riot ON ii south
Side elevated train. aud were ar
tyHtei hy thu police.
Tho students Wsre Inspired 60
make thDir Hbltt#tall parade by tho
magnificent Elft OF 81 900 900 which
J tFa,u Armour and bile mother
EHAs thH Armour Institute ou Wed
n#atHY They Htuffsd frum the ia
situte building early iH the even.
tns armed witch hE ana lIttir TN
and hfHHs horns and other uHtfur
msutH of Noise torture BHd marched
g. tur reHlIause of ] ogden Armour
ST. Thirty seventh street ami MluHi-
gan avenue. Alf Armour responded
to thrsf cell and gave them "a cordial
Efsetnk They uHKt called en- Act
me resident Victor a. AidrrHsu. at
Thirty. fourth and Armour avenue.
President Anderson received them
with aueu arms anal gave each nur
As tie atubEuIH lrft the Anderson
house they lighted tho HtkuuhH and
pf thr young men ia choice cigar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

~ pundeufet
In tho language Of the policeman on
the bent In that section. they be-
Hn ta get Euy
The next Gall was made ut the
fealdtuer OF nr. Campbell 90 No. lHi
Thlrteth street. ono uf the prufrH
sufH 1T the institute. but be WaH not
nt home The next cali was upon
Dr Frank V GunaHulus az 30. 4tls
Prairie avenue.
TN, students then boarded . Huuth
aide elevated trulu az Thirty third
street. rode down town. around Tho
loop. aud - thr southern terminal
81 Sixty third street md stony Is.
innI avenue They refused 60 leave
tho tIaIu a. TINT point ana fuae hngk
down town. en- the second trip
north they became tery haiHterouH,
Hua rHrsuuH syha uefs Ia the car
sIth them had 90 move Ca another
part of the train A. Twelfth street
the police were called upon by the
fuhd amtuiH. aud when the train
reached State and Van Buren,
streets several patrol wagons and IL
IHfRs detachment Of police sore iu
waiting 49, soon aH the train
stopped the Young mon were lri
out. loaded into the wagons and TAX
sn ia the Harrison street police Hta-
tiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

" D. Euefafda company. an organ
tHtiHu which & .Fid 90 have won favor
fhrUaEh ifa intrinsic merit aud clever
HdHutthiltY iu different ehHfH#frra VIII
mako fheif trst appearance at the fhift
Avenue IHfpfer Bt the matinee SUNDAY
pfaluTius faI lhr HrHt cline tu aUYH
etHl years In seattle nanrIIFH play.
thH American eifi Which D. ruId fu
hr un excellent vehicle fHE fha mfaiu.
flan vt auy temHunY a. che r.aH ron
faius Huat efeIf Thing embraced within
she rsusr uf HrIudfHWH fH.H fIrHi
hearted humat 10 paIhelI. HH1 sHrHuH
fuI aysuea
the Elisfafd company Is hHaded hv
Nias Jessie AHffHu. RHu ID practically
auro o. become 81 lt1slIIr De fHa uafi N
.ru istsr n tHr uHsulH. uIHf Among
the other members HE tHH #HHfauI uIli
~ found aamu talaHtHt HHH clever pee
pie Two ghlidesH eHI au iHrHHluHf fE
ere fu The AmerIHuH EIrl
The last half 81 tho wr.k ramussne
ms THURSDAY HlI D. EItrH Hvsr 10
Airs Darlington hui tier Sou tte
fuia VIII ~fYe co Introduce Mr ~ }
EiiefHrd m the title role and MlaH NHr
tuu a. tHr mise hirFuua boy sihr lur
Tire past thifit years tHe quaint and
CLEVER zaflHsH ~ Ms fHrtiuEtau have
been read aith pleasure nF ell fuxrfH
90 fhH humorous NJ Eliefard haa sur
rounded hmaslf wlfh q strong Company
which hr PROMISES viii De- adequate tn
aIi demands for the pfnrrf production 20
The uiaEa presented
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Blanche walsh

Following the Roberts engagement a.
tho Seattle thsafer. BIaneh walsh comes
with her production Of More Than
Quefa This viii b. MlHs WhtaH.a arsf
appearance here - lone star. hef laat
vislf 81 seaftte telnE - 90 star With
Melbourne Meuowrli IN speaking ID
the performance 81 Miss walsh ln "Afare
Than Queen RE San Frnnrlae1 Chem
icie says
"3usE Walsh. since The experience If
the HarduH plays started hef emotional
pawegz. has herutue graceful. convincing
and moving in WumhnlF dramatic arauaa
~ b. Performance 81 potable dIr-fe
fiau There p nn uaudfiu ateedsiua
d the character she does noe faHt ia
moan HHf i1Hrnhiua Be- as she must H.
in thar matter. something superior ~
Napoleon. 81 Hervernf docs nor make
the Emperor faunt her with the lack I'D
an hetr only once. when ha aaga lf b.
not his fault. she stands before him and
SAYS shH has children and names them
which turns the point an him n ia atf
quietly written. quietly acted. and vel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

one follows h with a deep interest The
Hsl before the las brHiua the real ara
wnu, part 90 the play. uut the areucH
fhrfH. ten. ate Wufn tempered than uHu
al and keep we'll Ia the aubducd tone Of
ihc play fhnt aud the taaf act we're
rapet tally ehHrmlHFN played bY Mics
Walsh NefN sincerely and With eKerp
tIauaiiy #l,Frr ugiiuHaftuu ut natural
leriua There Nert several IeyHiiH fur
tHa acting puru aud simple FOR there
wac nothing which eeuid tauae any Wild
excitement Niles WalahH gowns Were
Hhuut ha handsome fhtnEa aH have ever
heuu seen op thr ataEr aud she wore
them welt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

- ts,-f q The gay. rolllckinG Car
tsa aifs degree 81 Gataralz
= reie taaf has Heen Played
~ great stars ard Wiss Rob
-. sNfi4l ~ tae character is said
- Fst seeu. The Adventures
ttyA is Hiliad faE IS adusa=
sApaFa -Neii Grgune has been
q Asay companies. nose II lhr
- -. kifen. & Is claimed ~ her man.
2.m,. s.in u sftsngh 81 fhs ONE
p Miss Roberts. it having
-. ~ f1n 10 san Franeisaa. aI6af
- aad faiief The aiay + Hulit
: eA4pter ~ English history into
~ - lniffNovel tae adseatuaea
49,. Apas-s u u.e hings favuslts
as-ss q Sable. another charming
49, ifoa - ran oI charlotte
Fiii ~ given THURSDAY aud
-. 20 90 tne eiasi1g uerf8ru-
~ - AqDtrfs euaaaement. Ca
4. taieh fhis arflafe is said -
ztiss ~ = sen as lBe saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

a.fssisg eompany shifted from
-, O. uaiIarHa equafis fasf
taas 'hs yfagd J9efa If4sa and
-ffsfher lefa 800 -
u laFfha Morton a. tgittio =,
iAe biay under ordinary
itH HaFa bored HH audience
A. lu Ihe handa ~ the
~ - moved bflaEiF and
-. ~ - affesfi1H end afford
aap afai y amusHnenf
- e tN9 distinct sefs 8f ehafnr-
q a. isl4s tls COUNTRY
= ss 20 flff faiEG Tile former
aFn AMI m1drfafeIg prob
sag.. tlef are wholly lmpgsafbie.
a. eornfs HHafef 10 CON
IS 49, .nlad q haHazf country
55.s - shallow aafed self aeeklgv
sy1at Nan aae E4oeeedsd With .
issa a. a..
~. ~ contemplation - some
st's4 e., ilnx. fhe W6ft - he
co. ''p@lg vac a. It always IA.
sf,.s's IeAWsfef 81 HeeE aaek-
sfftf cham feF study ~
~ ~. Fhaaa Hia4 MeAItistsr
'uiag fsAfs been HH ornament 10
Aa1 a mere j. nothing about hor
ai -. htet MOI knox and uafh
SIC does MT D. 8itb a1a az
"a aassetf e. That tls. - V.-
80 q whose ITO efses aaf
-*itIse +. tltfsndiHH year She
" nee church. aud the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Secret serviN-

william Gaistte's briIilan, var piav.
'sSaess seFvscn uiil b. aaed a. TIE
. r1af Dp-ra Nuuas ueNt sundAY e. sig
nailre the fefnru - r. naniel FraH ley
e. the lra1srshir n biz company
fhH play ~ nor res 20 fhla eftF. BAT
e has been played hera - rarely As n
retain Ell the foil favor - a novelty.
Captain Ihnrue H. ore Of the hsaf
things Mr.. FrawieF dos The Part
offers many opportunities for be One
talents and he PLAYS wtfh an admirable
diEHlfy Hut repression
Mas Pearl tandsFs. whs haa bern ~
q short vHfafloa. Hlao returns e. the
cast on Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

the vowel sounds Perhaps the best
thing Ia 1isa McAlIistsrs performance
VAS the brilliant way IN which she led
up b. the 6t ~ hYatsria tu the third
ACT EaFiY iu tae sseund act one could
So fhat she gay life nc Long Hfnnch
waa begiunlg e. wear on Beck uackrtf's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

cAance A. said before. she deserves
gore eresAf 20 mAking mueh q thia
49, than would BE- du~ be- for su-5ossa
E@sh a12fertsl
j. a Amnry as nsuaf was very fannY
- fEht eufr els hit azsd Wallnre 1hsa
- Lily HFausroHte contributed HHa
ssAINsesr bits A asaal the piay uaa
e~~s1 r1oanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

ewing circle in her fs~ friends She
feeis herself the rualnstay - hss hoaIs
Dc ts fh~ type Mary 81 WuAina has
drawn a. ~ okhsr wrltrr can drnief
Most PLAYERS would have hreadanra
IRE character past all eunansa uf frffh.
TIE temutafiea % hafisssIns souid -
well uiEh irresisfabte Ailss NcAuisfuF
Nith Der nsnai Ore dtaertmInntfon did
nothing NJ the @afN Shs played with
perfect fruth and consistency she was
a NsW Euzisud aanau but ahn md no
brad dia Iecf. she spoke a. Nsw ~ ziansi
wumeu - the upIssf CLASSES reaiif do
Ntfh q slight broadening and ratfiug ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
rhe Telephone CsrI~

Anethsr "eapafitys bauaa FFretesi
The Telephone CTR a. fhs THIRD Ave-
sue Th~a.er last night The PLAY vii
break he record fHr business 81 TIE
Third Av~oHs Thrater. utfh wtoas tat.
runa y has made a musf decide hff
MABEL Hlfss clever aefiuz suuplfmsn ted
- hFr sac daneing. has sau hsF uaag
friends IN this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Hardware for Your
New Home

II you take into consideration
the part nails and Kindred hard
ware play n the construction q
building you "a b. ready 10
asrer that they ahagld be Of urat
consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

We have found that the public APP
rFreiats "a snap. All our neW goods
are en display. At hsdragk prices
Star Paint CO.. g0o- sac Pike street.
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Lake Washington flyer. str y.
rene. between Madison n Leaehi
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Florence Roberta

Florence Roberts.
ys<s Finrsnrs nahsgts ard the nelas-
ssTAa1 cumfaay have utaie e Dr. isird
- d tbs elty in thsir psesentafian 20
<apke ana have ESTABLISHED thenisslse
srny Aers. sSapho Is sH~ SAL fnr thIa
snpasnx. SATURDAY matinee and wlii -
area Tor - last siHle tau1aFraN utxht.
repertoire u PLAYS j. BILLED far neNs
SEED eCafuan tie Romantic fuarz
- tr1na. 81 Meilie neart : uutsr.
ansd fsr sznstav Warfay ana --iesdsy
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% 10 spinning for bicycle repaira.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

Any work that should not prove
Hatiafnctory viii be attended to free
OF charge On our nearest office.
We ere nHkiHE speciality Of gold
crown Hui bridge work the meat beau
ufuf TaHnisna aud durable II ali dental
work kuoWn 90 tho profession. our
name alone Will - a guarantee that
your work utIl b. of the test We
have specialist In each department..
liest uporatura. best sold warkmen aud
eHtraCtura 81 teeth, IN fact, nI the
star are Inventors ~ modem dentistry.
We will tell You tn advance exactly
what your work wtH oost ~ free eK-
animation Give "a call and you
will md We DO exactly what 40 I'D
Nfrftnc.
The evening world., 1901-08-16
JEROME DEF|ED
IN HIS own COURT
ARRESTS POLICEMAN TURLEY
FOR REFUSING TO TESTIFY.
I.stt~r's restimony Was Wanted In
Connection wit" i'""I.H"""
Rsid ny Pnrkhur.t sori-ts.

Policeman Turley. ono Of Dev"rys
men. connected with the East Twenty
second street station. who has been do
Ing duty In plain clothes. was arrested
for contcmp, o; court Defor. Justice
Jerome this afternoon.
Turkey was one Of tn. witnesses whom
Justice Jcroin. cared particularly to IN
terrogatr, when Turl.y staggered
into the room he was asked TO De sworn.
lie looked the Justic" suuarely IN the
eye and raid AS plainly AZ u policeman
can talk to "a Justice:
II would like to know whom ! am xo.
Ing to testify against and som. OF the
particulars before | give ANY EVIDENCE
YOU will answer such questions AS
We put to-you. 1t Is not Tor you 10 say.
You hav. no option" answered Justice
Jerome.
II will not testify until i know who
am going to testify against. ] want
some OF the particulars" said the po-
liceman with display OF much brass.
You are under arrest for contempt OF
Court said Justice Jerome quietly.
When Turley got outside he said 20 the
II don't care: can get ball. have
rights and mean to assert them"
Turley is the man who arrested Dctec-
tive McLennan. OF the Parkhnrst So
ciety. when that oflieer was badly beat
en- IN, a poolroom row . few days ago.
II IL thought Turkeys Testimony was
wanted on that particular case.
The evening world., 1901-08-16
Passengers on New York
and Boston Special Buried
in Debris.
OPEN SWITCH THE CAUSE
Nobody Killed, but Many Badly
Bruised, and Fireman Had
Ribs Crushed.
tsp.o,.l 10 n. Er,n.ps world. -,


ANDERSON. Ind, Aug. l6.-Thc
Now York and Boston express on
tho Big Four Railroad. going at high
speed. was wrecked near hero to-day.
Oily one person was seriously In
jured, but all the passengers wore
badly shaken up and received minor
hurts.
Nest OF the passengers wore
penned in by the debris. and that no
one was killed seems little short OF
miraculous.
The flyer was speeding along at It's
maximum speed when It ran into an
open switch.
The engine rolled twenty feet to
one side OF the track. while the mail
car bounded into a oornfield. Tho
seven cars were derailed In zig1ag
shape on the main line.
The cars were In a splintercd tim-
BILE and the cries OF the passengers
and the roar OF escaping steam from
the wrecked engine made fearful
din. Several women wore taken
from the wreck unconscious. Others
swponed when they were taken
safely out.
Fireman Lilly had his ribs crushed.
Aid was sur moned from - place
and In short time the wreck was
surrounded BY great crowd.
This train Is popular with travel
lers going east from st. Louis and
leaves the Big Four NJ Cleveland.
going thence over the Lake Shore to
Buffalo and L New York Central to
New York. 1t was due In New York
tomorrow.
The wreck blocked the road for
several hours. after which the tour-
ney east was resumed. The most
seriously injured were compelled 10
remain behind.
The evening world., 1901-08-16
CANNOT REACH
HIGH OFFICIALS.
Frank Moss confesses He
Never Had Any Hope Of
Involving Them.

Frank Moss admitted to-day to Q re-.
porter for The Evening World that 10
had no hope and never did have any
hope OF reaching high police ofne!als In
the bribery scandals.
From his corvsrsat!or he seemed IA
clined 10 place the blame on District
Attorney ph!IbIn for not going further
In tn. Investigation. When Whitney
and Hnrsdorn were arrested said he,
Il never promised anybody anytains
morc would come out Of Il Ina ~
apprehension OF these two men. never
CAV. out any hope OF reaching to tAo
top. /, WAS apparent 20 everybody thae
arrests cinrot be made OIL mere tile
phoIi &c communication.
Two days before | made the arrest
conferred with Justice jerome. and the
Continued on Second PaSe)
The evening world., 1901-08-16
BiI|ion-DoIIar Combination
That Will Control Mines
of the World.
ALL THE KINGS IN DEAL.
Rockefeller, Clark and the Roths.
chi|ds Unite to Garry Mon
ster Scheme.

BOSTON. Aug. Io.-Agreements hnv.
been signed for the formation OF n cop
per trust OF world wide scope
The Calumc; and IIecla and the Anal!
gama;ed Copper Company. o: America
and the Rothschilds. OF Europe. are II
the monster deal and the concern
will control practically all the copper
mines OF profitable yield on both CONT
nenta.
Col. I1vermore. OF this city. has slgnct
who came to Boston specially acted 70,
the Anealgamatcd Company and tn,
Rotf&chids.
Senator Clark has been In Russia buy
Ing copper mines recently and has thor
ouEhly looked up the industry In Europe
Senator Clark controls the Calumet
and Hecla Company and was recent,
declared to have an understanding with
John D. Rockefeller to organize a Cop
per Trus; that would rival the Billion
Dollar Steel Trust.
Rockefeller. acting with Clark and
Henry II. Rogers. a.ewtSohn Brothers
and James Stillman. OF New York, and
Thomas ". Lawson. OF this city. some
months ago planned the control OF al
the mines In this country. being assured
o! the assistance OF the Rorhschilds ir
Europe.
The first step was taken recently
when the Boston ana Montana and the
Butte and Boston Consolidated com.
panics were absorbed by the Amaiga
mated. the latter at the time increasing
its capital from S75.OD. 600 to 3ll0. nOO, 900
Then Rockefeller approached Senator
Clark. and tho latter. agreeing to the
biH trust, went abroad. Interested the
RothschiLis and looked over tho prop
crty.
In Spain. the Hockcfeilers control var
ious properties In Russia ana othe,
countries.
The capital represented by the Anal.
samated and Calumet and IIcla alone
is So+O.HO.UO When the ItOthschilds' in.
terests and those OF other companies &c
be taken or forced into the huge com
tinatton are added. the combined CAPT.
tai will very nearly reach the billion.
dollar mark.
War will be made on all indepe n.
concerns The selling as-n, OF the 81
xantic concern will be the United States
Metals Selling Company. controlled BY
Rockefeller and the Iewisaohn Bros,
and in which J. Ferpont Morgan Ia
largely interested.
The Amalgamated Company control,
the Anaconda. the Colorado Smelling
and ReninH. the Parrot Silver and Cop.
per, the Washoe, Boston and Montana
and Butte and Boston companies
The trust, It Is said. IL being financed
by the National City Bank OF New York
which will he the depository Of the biz
The evening world., 1901-08-16
SHAMROCK'S MEN AT COMFY.
Snii"r- VIII ir Gmrst. ~ George
ri, 0W at strrpirrbHsr Park.

IN. = one round OF pI,astir" Tor III"
sailors on Shamrock " aftor the
rnutinr OF the day Is over Never In
time
To-niEh, tarY viii b. taken on ,p.'-
cial troll.y-cars 10 cnnry Island, Where
they viii h" III" g,irst- Of i-1rgc Til
you ~ Slrrpi-chase PARK IN honor OF
The occasion the park has been dec
Grated uroGuse!y WITH English. Irisa and
American hagS. and a special pro-
grnmmc will be given for the sailors
They Will ride on the >ieepiechas..
loop the loop. roll In the barrel Of love
and do other stunts that viii seem 10
them more hazardous than hanging
aioft in "A spanking breeze on the Upton
yacht