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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06

trio lights. Devices for furnishing
light sufficient to turn the night into
day will within a few days be crested
where the construction of building is
in operation, and the work will go
on increasingly until the safes of the
great exposition will be opened. Il is
just one year and two months until
the fair is due to open. BY working
three eight-hOur shifts in the construc-
ton department, three and one-balf
years work can be accomplished by
that time.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
MINERS HAVE CLOSE CALL
Saved in Nick of Time from BEING
Blown to Atoms.

Ironwood, Mich, Feb. 2S.-By a
mere chance three miners were saved
from being blown into bits in the Iron
Belt mines. They were employed on
the night shift and after eating dinner
went into warm drift to smoke Two
boxes of powder had been placed on
steam pipes and formed convenient
seats for two of the miners, and the
other laid down beside them. Later
a skip tender passed by and was star
tied to see the filling of one of the
boxes on fire, and the men asleep. He
hastily alarmed the sleepers, and
there was a wild scramble for the
shaft, which was reached just as the
powder, forty pounds, half dynamite,
exploded. The men we've knocked
down and bombarded by flying rocks
One sustained a fractured shoulder
and another had a dislocated hip, and
a third will lose an eye.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06

seat in the assembly, and chose to
hold the latter Judge keyes has
served under six residents-Lincoln,
Johnson, Grant, Hayes, Mckinley,
Roosevelt. The salary is $4,000, and
the incumbent comes as near earning
it as any postmaster in the country. 1t
is worth recording now that it is he
more than any one else who started
the plan for universal rural delivery
in Dane county. but the suggestion
found ready support from Senator
Spooner, to whom he owes his reap
pointment The appointment is Off
cially announced. The term is four
years-at least postmasters have OF
late been permitted to serve for that
period regardless of changes of adj
ministration.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06

rural population, who were present
from all the country surrounding.
Several farmers wanted to make con
tracts at once for five to ten acres
each. Mr.. Wagner, president of the
Menomonee Falls Beet Sugar CEN
pany, was present and met the Bus
mess Mems association. He was
shown the proposed factory site, and
left very favora5ly impressed with
Kaukauna and its people Agents to
contract with the farmers will be at
once set at work.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06

hdulSOll, ND I'll I
Judge E. w. Keyes, who has made
Madison a most capable and energetic
postmaster, is to be continued in that
position, and very few there are
among all our people who will regret
the fact. The appointment when
Abraham Lincoln made in 1861 is now
confirmed by Theodore Roosevelt.
During all these 40-odd years Judge
Keyes has not. however, filled the
Office. but the new term now opening
is his sixth. J. c. Gregory was post
master during Cleveland's first term
and James Conklin in the second,
while Gen. Geo. E. Bryant held the
office for a term following the time,
in 1882, when Judge Keyes had either
to give up the postmastershlp or a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
STORE BUILDING BURNS.
Black River Falls Block Destroyed,
EntaiIing $4,000 Loss.

Black River Falls, Wis, Feb. 28.-
Fire yesterday destroyed the store
building of Mrs. Oliver O'Hearn on
Main street. The building was oCcu-
pied by Franks general mercantile
store on the first floor. His t~El1ly
lived in the rear rooms above the
store. w. R. O'Hearn's insuranc, r
fees were in the front rooms on The
second floor, where the fire originated.
Metbys grocery store and Waldum
barber shop were badly scorched. The
loss is $4,000
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
FlLIPINOS STAY
CONSTABLES

Manila, March 4-Twenty-five mem
bers OF the constabulary of Morong,
ten miles from Manila, encountered
eighty armed insurgents yesterday
The former fled. after expend1ng all
their ammunition. Eleven OF the
constabulary are unaccounted for and
it is believed they We're killed or cap
tured.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
MAGAZINES AFTER MISS STONE
One Offers Her $4,000 for Series OF
Six Articles

Salonica, Romelia, Feb. 2S-Miss
Stones evidence is not likely to
prove of much value in fixing respon-
sibility for indemnity from Turkey or
Bulgaria, since she is not aware
whether she ever crossed the boun-
Diary, owing to being blindfolded and
night marching tactics of the brig
ands. Soldiers are now pursuing the
bandits, but the brigands have long
start. Miss Stone has already re-
ceived numerous literary offers, one
of them being from an American mag
azine which has offered her $4,000
and a royalty for six articles.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
BUILDING A WORLDS FAIR.
Three and One-Half Years Work t
Be Done in Year and Two Months.


Be Done in Year and Two Months.
st. Louis, March Bids for an
Other of the monster exhibit buildings
for the Louisiana exposition, the cleo
tricity building, have been asked for
by the construction department. The
bids will be opened and the contract
let March 8. The estimated cost is
100000 The building is to be
525X600 feet.
Two more Of the big exhibit build
ings, the varied industries building
and the textiles palace, the aggregate
cost of which is 100000, are under
contract to be completed before the
LIST of October, 1902 Sub-contracts on
these buildings are being let by the
principal contractors, and the con-
tractors for the excavations and foun-
dations are already at work.
The fair site is being wired for cleo
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
SHIPPING BILL
BEFORE SENATE
MR.. FRYE MAKES OPENING
STATEMENT ON 1T.
House Takes Up Measure to Classify
Free Delivery Service and Place
Carriers Under Contract System
Adverse Report to Be Made on
Panama Canal Route.

Washington, March 1.-THE senate
Monday began consideration of what
is popularity known as the shipping
bill-a measure to provide for ocean
mail service between the United
States and foreign ports and common
defense; to promote commerce and to
encourage deep sea fisheries. Mr..
Frye rep, Me-, chairman of the com
mittee on commerce, made an opening
statement in support of the bill. He
occupied the floor for nearly two
hours The policy Of protection,
which had been applied, he said, to
American industries with such bene-
ficient results had not been applied to
the shipping industry. The result of
this short-sighted policy had been a
decadence of the American merchant
marine and consequent humiliation of
Americans engaged in the shipping
industry. Mr. Fryes address was
largely technical, but was listened to
with close attention by senators on
both sides of the chamber.
Among some minor bills passed was
one appropriating $150,000 for the
erection of a public building at Green
Bay, Wis.
The House.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
NEW BEET SUGAR FACTORY.
One to Cost $4,000 to Be Established
Soon at kaukauna

Kaukauna, Wis. March This
city is to have in the near future a
s450,000 plant for the manufacture Of
beet sugar. The closing hours of the
farmers institute here was taken up
with a discussion before them of ali
the phases of the question of beet
culture. 1t was very favorabiy re.
ceived by the large gathering Of the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
Open High ro.lu
ing est. ~ "os' N1oslI
X. P.'s Reduce Debts,

Indianapolis, March 4.-The board
of control of the endowment rank of
the Knights of Pythias issued a state
ment yesterday showing that on July
/, 1901, unpaid accounts amounted to
1853, 500 and at the end of December
they had been reduced to s24S,500.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
WISCONSIN PIONEER DYING.

James Fergus Who Has Figured
Prominently in Northwest History.
Lewiston, Mont, March 4.-James
Fergus, pioneer of Wisconsin, Min
nesota and Montana, is dying and rel
atives have been summoned. He
founded Fergus Falls, Mimi, and when
in the legislature in this state present
ed bill for the creation of Fergus
county named in his honor. He was a
member of the states first constitu-
tional convention.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
ATTEMPTS Suicide Twice

Watertown, Wis, March Ernest
Engelman attempted suicide twice
yesterday. He arose at o'clock and
took a dose of poison, which failed to
hurt him. He then shot himself in
the breast, but will recover.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
MERGER BILL NEARLY READY.
Van SAINTS Latest Move to Prevent
HIPS Railroad Combination.

HiII's Railroad Combination.
Washington, March 1.-The bill in
equity against the Northern Securi-
ties company, ]. Pierpont Morgan,
James J. Hill and others, to prevent
the merger of the Northern Pacific,
Great Northern, and other northwest
ern railroads, is nearing completion
and it is the present intention to have
it ready the latter part of the present
week. The bill will be printed here
and made public as soon as it has
been filed. In just what court action
will be begun is not yet definitely de-
termined upon, but it is believed that
States circuit court at Minneapolis.
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denied that he as a candidate for rec
tor of the Catholic university at
Washington. The bishop character
lied the rumors as absurd and assert
ed that he did not want the position.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
CHICAGO MARKETS.

The following table shows the open
ing, highest. lowest and closing prices
of produce yesterday at Chicago:
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sPAULDlNG DOESN'T WANT IT.

Bishop Isn't Candidate for Rector
of Washington University.
Peoria, Ill, March 4.-The Right
Rev. John Lancaster Spaulding, bish-
op of Peoria, yesterday emphatically
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
Wins British Championship.

London, March AT White Chapel
last night Sandy" Ferguson of Bos-
ton easily defeated Ben" Taylor of
London in ten-round contest for the
heavy weight championship of Eng
land and purse of $3.50.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
Firebuq at GaIesvilIe.

Galesville, Wis, Feb. 2S.-The roof
of the city reservoir was destroyed by
fire yesterday. There is no doubt l:,o,
the fire was of incendiary origin
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The House,

The House.
Washington, March 1.-The house
Monday began consideration Of the
bill to classify free delivery service
The evening world., 1902-01-18

had no Dad habits that | knew " when
ne was nom" How he d. i!ur involved
with those negroes cannot under
stand, because. al hear hr is a boy o.
refinemcu'.
without my consent or knowledge
his father allowed him t. go 20 the war
with the Fourteenth Regiment when he
was little more than hftocn years Did.
Ho came back TO Us a skeleton ard FOR
two months was uulbl. /. lave tho
house He had contracted fcvSr ~
camp at chiclmauEl
''wh"n lie Went to work us e o.r cen
ducior .n Nov Work / .upuas,1 hr bad
taken 'rrrinHoi room 'n,"nl.r' t.
his work had no li-g ~ ,h. Truth
He came TO scr mo tho ia, h"fore
the woman His killed and spoke hrrr-
fully oc hi prospects have ,,,ruoi
since that h. 1ad written 200 a friend
that he VAS goIns to break % wltu tAc
woman.
4 am Eoins 81 plead 'pr icmcuey fpr
my BOY ~; because %, .- my 0py. hIs
because believe him innocent a., mIr-
der. believe he protected him-cl,
The evening world., 1902-01-18
THIS SMALL BOY CALLED
TERROR OF EAST NEW YORK
Leo Mead, Twelve Years
Old, Has Been Ar
rested Eight Times,
but Never Convicted.

70, Nc., d. know, a.. ,.th. Ts,..,, .,
-,
f'-l No" f"th it ms '''h hFf''EN'i
In the Gates Avenue puf... Court .iInt
,I,,,. do, ,b. L., ,t-... ,,...s. ....,....,
'''
'lm' ha- y" hecn convicted
Five times h, vts rhtr.. NJ. Irr-
,,, , ~, ,,
Wy ''' ''''' "''' "''.
tn" pOlic. told "N"rvthu- aF. they
knew Ihou, th, ,.,t-p--. ~ t.,r.
"H' '''N INV" never ."H f. '' mas"
case ard leo 9. hero among hlt
The evening world., 1902-01-18
.GADSKTS GREAT
TRIUMPH IN AIDA"
UPR0ARl0US APPLAUSE FOR
SINGER AT METROPOLITAN.
Had Taken the Role ON short No.
'icr. Even After Hard work
OF the Week.

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-
-, -, 10,
'''' ''''' ''' "' .N"''"' ''"u'' ~
h'r hy .7st nights audience is without
c,-,,,, II ...r,,
'''''" '"'S "''' iH'-' '''''''' '''""
Time and arniu natburt- = appl tusc
evoked hy nor h~Ir'I,rt singing inter
.,,..,., e., ~,
''''''' ''' Wv" w 'n' ".''' Ine
house rang with shouts ~ approval
and after every curtain crowds o, 81
,t,.,-..., -, -. 49,. ,I.,. .,
NV"
.r'Wd"i mick about the tootnEhfs 10
thunder nut ,hei- appleusa n. sioas
,.,,-,r, 20 .bot- ,,,a-,,.
" was inisk's night ana her triumph
was well deserved
H.. ,,.. -
h'r 'Pi.''f anee IN inc oa'' was sce'-
dental hne r-aner was cast 'or Nhh'
bur developed a case ~ ho,rsenr-s
v.,,. f,,s.L, ,.,,,,,,.n., O., ,,L. n.r
~,
P.A' Nh'n ehIli upon. sNhnugh rne
htd sung SIegIIrts here Monday even
,,r ,, t-,., pkr,,.t,ht, ,-,,,rJ,,.
~
night Despite m" STRAIN or mira mp
pstriuc~ shr sang with marvellous vol
,t.,,, ,,l ,i,r,,,. a., 80. a,t,. =. -,r.
80
intervals N"r" traces ~ fatigue notice
aH.' md hor dramatic strength vas cN-
r,,,1nai
The evening world., 1902-01-18
QUEER DISHES ON GARD
FOR THE CROKER DINNER
From Hot Vchy to Laughing Gas, the List Is
Weird One

when 'hc linucr tn bo given 'u Rich
ard Croker Al the Democratic club is
served mex, Tuesday nIghi spmr queer
dishes VIII appear on iar .'I % 'arr.
Many ~ the members of ta, club hay"
been feeding on peculiar dot FOR some
time Croker livcs principally on no;
v!chy. John Halloran. cS senator Fox
and Dave Gideon. whose farm Croker
visited recently. are also Of. the hot
water wagon.
Ex-PolIcc Commissioner Murphy
hasn't taken solid food for years
Robert II Roosevelt chcws on patent
crackers and dog biscuits and sips weak
tea as ~ he liked Il.
FIX sherln Dunn, wt. used 10 be
hearty feeder. now eats dried toast aul
oxygen q, H. p. belmont ~ a dy,-
p-ptiC. and there are several others
who are on IN. retired list a! high
livers
or course there are some who still
eat There ls Ike Frpmme tn" beef
steak champion. There are also cN-
Mayor Van Wyck. Tommy smith
Lewis nixon. the new lcndcr OF Tam
many. and lots Of others who stlll live
TO eat. but the bill of fare to most nt
them will he a frost
The dinner will cost so plate despIte
the fact that a good rart uf 10 VIII come
from the Crnton water dam
IL IL the lnientinn tn max" pr"sen-
The evening world., 1902-01-18
BY MRS. EDMINSTER,

Mrs. Edmihster told an Evening World
reporter who called at her home this
morning that she had not spoken to any
ono abou, the troubles o. her son.
Il aaYe suffered untold agony" .he
~aaid. simply because there was no
one in whom could eonGde. wanted
TO share my sorrow. TO unburden my
heart. but the shame Of II held me back.
am woman much afYiicted, my
youngest boy in murderer's cell, my
husband In his grave. put there by his
sons crime.
"Arthur was never bad boy. He
The evening world., 1902-01-18

lgtirs, an lttlek made by the woman.
heard 40 q the evidence at the TRIAL
and ii Wa ANYTHING but con- 'Isivo.
For Instance. IN" woman did not
scream She would llve ssr, amed had
he attacked H.r Arsi. This is one thing
that Eoog GO show that she tried %
xiii hlm. suppose 'hc jury vas In
nucnccd hy me fact that the crime had
been committed in such low surround
ms aud the n that Arthur hld oesn
living In such Trnur" degradation.
strange Coincidence.
~ Ntr. o. tau. wrong No. should
.. rIr.-n 1850. 4'lpH. -huuld hs
iUr..r rnr go. ir"Np"r. a1., nf youth ini
.nc nl. rl.I"r O.. a. people NO testified
t-I.u- Mr hpuIl D., a,.-H,i.
I, strange '.u'.d "e'. 'on-
-uJ.I Mr. Eimin.'rr. shat at tn"
,.-g time ms rM,st boy EIwari was
a,as entertained by President Scnur-
uHu. ~ IHrfrI whrT u' ~ "A stu
lent b-,sII,rt SyhurmIus brother
Nrs prose G''Ug my yulngrs son, Ar
tnG- .1 court n w1a NJ S'hutman's
lutE I~i Co., not clam, him. lie was
As "utsIiort. ~ h' Huld be-
The evening world., 1902-01-18
ANNA HELD CELEBRATES
DESPITE HER DEFEAT.
Enthusiastic Audience at the
One Hundredth Performance
OF "The Little Duchess

ANNA Hold didn't let TIA, TACT .aat a
rhlladep phia jury had decided tnat .h,
AMI her husband FI,rry zicrfcld
r. must pay isabelle. Evns-on 81 ~ for
breach Of coutrsc, interfere with the
celebration u tn" one hundr"hth per
formanr" OF The Lizzie Duchess" at
m" Casino last NIGHT
T. begin with che bad /, nous, thar
vas worth more tN1u that. tnI ~ vns
one of N" most -hu-iav, audience.
'ha, has been seen 1n B-aaI~ay .u a.,
long time
of a"urs" al Tho rcrrc'. arsss (,
the fair So, v"r" pr,.d nt.h .yp,usg.
souvenirs hu' that didn't r,a.l, MAX.
any d.areu," r.y an liked the
,iss9mr Anna pc mail, ari ~ DO,
i.ttl" Duchess. 1Ui tI,r sh wd .t
nniii whit" g!pyr- went popping aI
over me housc
Tho souvenirs Ner- very laadspu.
They Were rilyrr-topprd eit- slass roV
der Jars with the monogram II NIls.
H"ld engraved on each toy. There ~.
a powder pun inside. Nbu' M ..wd.-
There Nrr, recalls enough is mrA.
tn" husky stage hand who mauinulAi-i
tho curtain mut'"r as he per-..r.a
'Th" man VINO rolls tho curtain .- fua
man who makes the star pu. ,rrr
isn't true II course
Men have much to do With Dr.. r..
Pecialy when tho star 10 'cmin.u. hu,
they sit down In front ard they never
vel any .,u.rpfr.
The evening world., 1902-01-18
KILLED BY FIRE ENGINE.
Aged william Mr>augLt Could Va,
Hear Its B-ii

Aged william Mcknight ~ No Is
Tenth avenue, was knocked down ard
instantly klIl"i near his romc hy engine
No. . On It's way GO a nrc early this
morning.
He walked straight .u 'front.' " tho IN.
cine. although It's bell vas Changing
f1riousiy nnl one OF tho hpnyy wheels
went over his neck.
Tho cngln. kept on it- way and the
old mans body was taken to the West
Twentieth street station. where his
daughter Identified II.
The evening world., 1902-01-18
DINNER FOR MRS. DEPEW.
Nr-. seward webb win Introduce
Her to New NorL with u.

VI p.psN 'o NeW York .oeI-ty all D.
.,At VI .adtk -N,rlu-. when -u, N..l u.
.ntrulu ,rd At reception following "a
dinner 10 n. given In n-r honor 10y Dr
and Mr- S-wuri Webb
There silI b. e great satnering ~ ule
Wand .rbil'- 20 welcome IA, Irid. %! the
Senator Nhp. iu MS InuC association
I IN them has become practically one
u the family
The evening world., 1902-01-18
BROKE PoLICEMAN's WRIST.
Kennedy welded n Chair when
McCut ciicOn Went to Arrest Him.

Policeman Mccutchcon. o' a." vs.
Thlrty-sevcnth street station, appeared
In tho West Side Court this morning
with a broken wrist; He had been
struck with a chair by John Kcrredy
Of No. ri Tenth avenue. whom he went
to arrest on charge OF having robbed a
butcher in the neighborhood. He dnaIly
captured Kennedy. who was this morn
Ing held for trial
The evening world., 1902-01-18

one billion, e.gh hundred and nine
million. Ave hundred and thirty-nine
thousand. eight hundred and forty
Whew Just think OF II, All of
these figure represent acres OF
ground s.ill under the control OF
good Uncle sam or this grcat realty
holding. one billion. one hundred and
tCn million. siN hundred and forty
two thousand. four hundred and
faventy-eight acres have been sur
s6yed and properly recorded IN
Washington n YOU wan. 70 know
more about ihi- outlet for future
population SOC pages l66 and l67 OF
the World Almanac.
i.O10 re3i.s Terssb Treated in the isls wsri4
AlnAaae WyI nrfn,sI And strcrriT
bound. s5s. all zsssassisrs. ~
mail &c.
The evening world., 1902-01-18
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Free Lectures
This Saturday Evening a, 8 O'clock.


Fshl --h7al I. HsH- Hni Catherine 81.
subject CITY pr N.Nt.p by Isaac p
Smith Illustrated
rltu. school @ aar aaI5sT1 ani nsrari So
S4Htaut HHpApN IS. p.U NSn SEW FROM
SEW YORK 10 ALBANY " ~ Nr s,.phea
jrHAnH illustrated.
P1hlI- School - 1880 81 4 Azs,s,iIa ave.
s4a!-e'. LIP, Is PALESTINE" By d. Lanes
Nl~-iai- illustrated
Museum q Na'srai ilirarr. 7Iih . sia ave-
: 4si~-' 'DEuNN Park sy Miss Mary v.
Nnrisll Iilsrraf~i
nra-i 1' Ein.at.ar parE ave sni hg,h e.
subject GREEK ART by Mr. A. b savage.
Illustrated
Ere.tr Irs'lt4ir sta q AnG ItA ave-
sghlr ~ THE I.NSu pF THE RED MES. As
THEY WE'RE ANu ARE WITH GLfhPsEs ~
FRAIHlEs MOUNTAINS LAKES NND THE
ainEiolS NHNTHEES Al Epf.Ns" by NJ.
Esrr'ra V Yaas illustrated
81 n4rth1IHnss' f.Fss4u Hsf SO = l.i At
sfh.~-' NLrEFNNriS3 rtgRENTs." ~ ".
~ k'r Illustrated
4 " g. H-U West ies,h >.
; object. "Fs-Rl NSn BOLIVIA " % Ernest c.
Nrsf Il.g-rairi
s " II \ Hell cor slI T. 4 LeIingioa ave.
sagirst a TRAMP THROUGH swiTZER-
i-NNt' Ply ~ o e. a1rlsv. illustrated.
The evening world., 1902-01-18
EXPLOSION KILLS MANY.
Of n Spinning Mil blew Up
bodies Hurled In Air.

BARCELONA. Jan. H-Thc boiler Of
a spinning mill near Mauresa exploded
to-day and wrecked the building
A large number OF working people
we're buried In the debris and many of
them were killed.
A number OF the bodies were hurled
tone distances.
The evening world., 1902-01-18
MARC0NI DELAYED AGAIN.
business VIII Keep HIN from Sail
Ing iniii wednesday,.

Slgnnr Marconi was unable to sail
for England to-day as he lad announced
He hopes to get away surely on
Wednesday next by the fastest boat
leaving that Gay.
His departtte has been delayed only
nv rtrcss OF business.
The evening world., 1902-01-18
BOY MURDERER TELLS OF
CRIME AND WASTED LIFE
A Terrible Lesson to
Young Men Is Drawn
in Young administers
Story Now He
Awaits His Sentence.

Arthur Edminsts,, the boy uho kilisd
Eoisa Jones, his negro swssthsart. who
is 10 be sentenced rsri w,ek By Judge
R,r.fck. is trying 10 serurs elsmsney.
hs mother. who is refined qentlr-
roman, 'riN pieni nth the C5wt to sus-
pend s'rtsrrc on her son.
Size TiH promise 10 care for him and
ma'eh orsr him il she can tax, him 10 her
han isome Brooklyn home. He is the baby
orth. fam!ib.
Both the son and The mo:hr tolk-f
freely 10 The ErsHiuq World t5-dny. The
boy uGs seen in the Toribs, the mother at
her home. No. 3tSA Gdiss atsnus Here
as the story Of Arthur, and 1t Is a rret.y
good ssrnsH 10 boy.
The evening world., 1902-01-18
BROOKLYN THEA TRES.

The Messenger Boy viii begin an on
sagcmeut II one week At tho Mou,luk
Theatre. Brooklyn. ON Monday evening.
SINon 4 Zimmerman viii present thc
play hero with the same company OF 10
people. headed hy James r Powers. that
appeared durins it, New YORK run Tho
other notable principals are MAY Ron
son George Honey. John T. Kennedy
Pau Nicholson. Jobvna Rowland.
Georgia Caine. Flora Zlbcllc. Hattie
Waters Sar, Mcneil and Ra -hol Booth.
N Friend from india all be tho
play tt the Columbia Theatre next week.
Manager WriS has augmented his com
'prny bN tho engagement OF soveral come
titu- OF roput" Valerie Berg.rc VII.
essay the role nf Marion. William Is f.Il,
"11 formerly starred In the piece. VII,
play ETastus rnderholit and Frank q
camp will play the dlFnified part 20,
Fhariio tnisrAolit. Weber 4 Field IS
Now song fcatur" Bessie" viii he rem
Hrrcd with lisht and stage effects dur
EE the third act
The evening world., 1902-01-18
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