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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
|D[AD vi OE BEER
Mystery That Surro the Death Of
q Well Known Brewer in si.s 4:
New FORK. 5s5s ss53s
The Body is Found Cooked in a Vat
Of the Boiling Liquid in His 5# .s:.
Brewery. .s , ..5.4z5s Is ss.ss 5fs.: \
There are Some Indications Of Suicide
but Claimed That He pid Not 5
Kill Himself. ;sss& z. 4; a;

$5 Troy, N. " May IL Samuel Boil
ton, Jr., a millionaire brewer, and one
OF the most prominent and influential
business men OF this city, has been
found dead in a vat OF boiling beer In
his brewery. His body was literally
cooked, and death must have been in
Simultaneous. 5Ss ,s= $sS. r As
Much mystery surrounds the circum-
stances, which the authorities are try
ing to unravel. Il One singular feature
Of the case is that Mr.. Bottoms hat
and watch and chain were found on
the floor near the vat. Despite this,
friends OF the dead millionaire are OF
the opinion that his shocking end was
due to an accident. : So s [: d: e IS
a,z Mr.. Bolton arose in his usual con-
.dition of health and went to his place
Of business. the Bolton brewery, at
the customary hour. Later in the
! day, he was found in the vat Of boiling
beer on the second floor. Nobody
about the; brewery seems to be able to
throw any light on the circumstance,
and apparently none saw him go to
the second floor of the building. 3x s;s I.
I For years Mr.. Bolton had been rec
ognized as one Of the most influential
citizens Of the city and county. and
his popularity was unbounded. He
was the head Of the brewing firm OF
s. Bottoms Sons, one of the oldest and
largest in this part Of the state. He
had been a strong political factor III
the Republican party Of late, and at
times previously he had been mention-
ed as q candidate for the nomination
OF mayor. He had the largest political
following of any man in the old VII
lage ct Lansing ngburg, and 1t was be
lieved that his Influence on important
questions ordinarily could decide their
fate at the polls. ~ af. 3#ss3 rs Is
AT the time OF his death Mr.. Bolton
was president Of the Beacon Electric
company. director Of the Manufacture
Sers' National bank, and the Peoples
National bank, a member Of the River
side club, presid lent Of the Star Knit
S ting company of Cohoes, and also was
connected with the Empire State Pow
er companY and other corporations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
RUSSIANS OPTIMISTIC.
Believe Chinese Difficulties viii Soon
| = ~. -, Be Arranqed. - - u

Believe Chinese Difficulties Will Soon
Z. l.5ss,ss [.sss Be Arranged. ..% ~: )
:, st. Petersburg, May 11.-Ofcial cir
c1es take an optimistic view of the
Chinese news. They consider that
substantial and rapid progress toward
an understanding is being made. Rus
sia is especially interested in the pro-
posal for "a Chinese loan guaranteed
by the powers Jointly or severally to
the amount due to each. The view
held in some quarters here Is that
such a loan, SO guaranteed. would not
only save China enormous discount
and interest. but would be the best
possible guarantee of the empires
integrity during the period Of the
Iaon, since the entire Chinese territory
would be considered as security for
the loan. The correspondent of tie
Associated Press has reason to believe
the United States is fully informed
as to Russian views on this subject.
The Russian government, as always,
is interested to ascertain Washing
tons views. :. u 9
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
AT MONTERREY.

F., @ g.
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY ARRIVES
I. AT MONTERREY THIS MORNING.
Monterey, CAL, May 11---At an early
hcur this morning the presidential
traln rain arrived here for a two days visit
at the famous hotel Delmonte and vi
clnlty' The party remained on the
train ain: until after breakfast. -.
AT 8 o'clock the party started on a
seventeen mile drive. AT Monterey
and Pacific grove a reception commit
tee met the party and escorted them
through the brilliantly decorated
towns. This afternon the president
will visit the grand army encampment
at Pacific grove. >. s ..l5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
pared WIN 4U%I-z. inc tone was url-
ssttled after the opening, but the first
sales showed recoveries. -. s-.5
s!I.4. CHI arr, e selrca& EaIIa.... - 4

FpaTSuF VIII 4Us LIZ. Inc tone was I'M
eottled after the opening, but the first
sales showed recoveries. 49,, T.. +
Sharp Backset Follows. &
There was some sharp backset after
the opening, running to 6 points in
Delaware and Hudson, 5 in st. Paul,
Tobacco and Hooking Valley, 4 in
chesapeake and Ohio. and Union Pa
scific, 3 III Conso solidated Gas and Louis
vile and Nashville, Rock Island,
Northern Pacific preferred and Atchi.
son preferred. Meantime there were
advances in General Electric Of 10,
Lackawanna s IA, Sugar 6, Illinois
Central, Kansas and Texas, st. Louis
Southwestern preferred and Metro
politan, s; New York Central 4 Ia and
other stocks less amounts. Northern
Pacific sold as high as 160 for cash.
Prices continued to fuctuate irregu-
larly but over a lessening range and
were generally higher by II O'clock on
a small volume of dealings on the Of
ficial declaration that all clearing
sheets had gone through the Stock Elk
change clearing house and that all
checks were ghonored. 80" .,,..$:Ss,
The market continued somewhat fr-
regular but the tone. became COM
paratively quiet and prices for the
most part were well sustained. There
were some additional declines, North
western falling 5 7-8, the preferred
5 ID and Chicago Great Western A,
1 IA. There were also sharp advances
In New York, Chicago and St. Louis
second preferred of points, Hooking
Valley Z IA, International Power 6,
Great Northern preferred and Chi.
cago Terminal preferred 4. Northern
Pacific sold as high as 200 for cash,
in spite of the terms of shorts at $50.
Bonds were moderately active and
Irregular, showing sharp recoveries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
SINGLE TAKERS.

EFFORTS TO KEEP THEM OFF
THE STREETS RESULT IN A
RIOT.
Detroit, May 11.-Mayor Maybury
will call mass meeting tonight to
ask the governor to remove the police
commissioner whose efforts to keep
single tax speakers off the streets re-
suited in riot last night. Betteen,
whose street talk caused the trouble,
announces his intention to appear as
usual tonight
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
CLOSE AFTER CABLES.

Americans Chasing the Insurqent
s..s s.:ss Leader of Laguna Province.
j Manila, May 11.-Cailles, the insur-
gent leader in ,Laguna province, is be.
ing closely chased. He is supposed
to have gone, southwark Of Laguna
province and is not likely to surrender,
as he fears paying personal penalty
for his numerous assassinations.
Z. a hundred insurgents Tuesday even.
ing attacked Paglibaic, which province
was considered to be pacifed. The
insurgents were repulsed without loss.
A. detachment of the TWenty-arst
Infantry h routed $50 rebels at Zurba-
nos camp near Lucban and captured
a large quantity of supplies. $ss5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
ASPHALT FIGHT.


SUPREME C0JRF
SOON TO TAKE UP THE CASE,
Washington, May 11.-Information
has been received here that the Venez-
ueia supreme court will hear argu-
ments Monday on the question whether
1t has jurisdiction in the fight between
the asphalt trust and the Warner syn-
dicate. 1t is expected that the court
will decide it has Jurisdiction. The
state department has notified Venezu-
Ella that it reserves the right to review
the decision of the court.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
captai, Burrevys @ al, 81 Trjal,. NJ

BS Manila May he trial of Cap
tain derrick j. Burrows Of the Thir-
tieth volunteer infantry, quartermas-
ter az the depar artnert Of Southern
Luzon. who is charged with eInbezzles
ment in selling 30 cases 81 bacon and
In converting Sc addi tional cases to
his own s., III proceeding before a
military court presiji ed over q lieu
tenant lionel off u, x army Captain
Burrows pleaded not guilty st
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
coMsTocK ON PROHIBITION. 4. 1

sss4 CCAMs'lUCk ON PROHIBITIONS
s$ Attorney General Comstock In an
Interview says 3 :.s z.5 5ss
.' There is q hearty prohibition senti-
\ ment at Bismarck that is growing rap
I idly. Its property owners and bus
#iness men begin to realize that, with
! the gamb bling and blind pigs eradi-
Gated, many Of the advocates of capital
4 removal in other parts of the state
lack a most effective argum en- t. am
king an effort I'd rid Mandan Of its
blind pigs There is a live western
town that must begin to follow the ex-
\ \ ample Of the capital. 1t has two pub
Y lie Institutions that are to be Of value
to it. One is the Indian school for
which appropri ton was recently
made. The wiser heads of Mandan
4 realize that a town that allows the IL
legal sale OF liquor is not likely to be
regarded as the proper point at which
1 tn spend big money ii equipping an In
U dian school. The governm ent Is en-
=HSdeaV Voring to throw the right light
around the young Indian. That kind
influence is not usually credited to
a blind pig town. When the admin
5istration eradicates the illegal sale Of
liquor from those western towns it is
doing much to help the cause OF pro-
hibition The western part OF the
state has always been pointed to as
conc elusive pToodf that the law could
not be enforced The law will be en-
forced throug hout the entire state e,,Ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
EDWARD IN. DANGER.
REPORTED ATTEMPT MAY BE |
MADE. TO ASSASSINATE KING |
EDWARD,

New Haven, Conn, May 11-Baron
DeGinzberg, now in England lecturing
and raising money for the Boer cause,
while here said Great Britain would
be shaken by terrible event within a
few days and conveyed the impression
that this event would be an attempt on
the life of King Edward.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
Storm in Northern Pacific Stocks is
Over and Quiet Reigns on #
j Wall Street. zz H 5s.s5
Immense Losses on the Street During
]. the Recent Great Furry in #
2 Y Stocks. = 8 s$$% :
Said that the Policy Of the Northern
80 4 s Pacific is Not Yet Definitely
49, Z, - - Settled.

during the day. The settlement with
Northern Pacific shorts largely elm
mated the element of danger that by
mysterious process created the alarm
Of Thursday and the statement that
the stock clearances of that day had
been made without the dishonoring
Of a single check seemed to lay the
Cornerstone of new fabric of conf
dence. The market opened In rather
a. feverish and unsettled state and
there was a rather sharp decline in
prominent stocks, but later the mar
ket steadied down and prices recov-
cred their earlier losses and began to
advance. There was keen interest
maifested in the final result of the con-
test for supremacy in Northern Pa
cific. The leading. contestants remain
silent and conservative opinion pre-
fers to wait until there has been a
count. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. declined to
discuss the situation and J.. P. Nor
gan & Co. showed similar disincli-
nation to take the public into it's con-
fidence. There is growth in the be-
AASA .LlAe1t LlC AoSSS1- hOU0O AcaS 1uSSOOA'
ed in obtaining the control. Both
houses were engaged in their settle.
ment with shorts, and all through the
morning representatives of the latter
streamed in to arrange the reckoning
1t, was work that lacked in cheer. Rain
fell In drenching sheets, and Broad
and Wall streets were toadstool gar.
dens of umbrellas. The strongest i'm.
preston that an observer got in the
street was of exhausted and wornout
men. The machinery of finance is
human after all and friction tells up
on 1t. There was first a
ii zss Period of Tremendous Activity
that tested the strength Of the strong
est, and then two days of effort that
was supreme and which left Its vic.
TINS physically drawn and mentally
dull. There Is no longer room for
doubt that the storm has been wealth.
cred. The banks and larger financial
interests are at work in rebuilding
confidence and stand ready to further
protect the market. :. = @@>.@. .'.s} Z ',
"g The losses Thursday were stupen-
dous. One commercial paper places
the loss in bucketshops throughout
the country at $50, 100000 and if the
figure is anything like correct it con-
yeys profound impression of the
shrinkage in the legitimate places.
Naturally the greater part of these
were losses on paper, but they were
all sufficiently tangible to be counted
by owners and could at one time have
been realized upon in cash. The other
side Of the story is short, but it Is
full of tales Of Yankee enchantme ent.
The men who had little dribs and
drabs OF Northern Pacific and claimed
fortunes on them are generally the
heroes Of those tales. Then there
were the few men who were wise
enough to profit by the slump and got
the opportunity to do SO. Everywhere
in the streets they are holding post
mortems. Some of these inquiries
show that there are some men whom
q quick reaction Of the market alone
will save from ultimate bankruptcy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
AGAINST AMERICA.

Rumors of a Gigantic European com-
55%ss' '5%j j.5 nerc.al Union. ssst: v.
London, May ia dispatch to The
Daily Mail from The Hague says that
Germany has invited Austria, France,
Switzerland, Holland and Belgium,
and POSSIBLY Russia and Italy, to COM
bine in "a gigantic commercial union
with the object Of excluding American
conf petition until the American du-
ties Would, in the event OF the union
being achieved, be imposed on Amer
lean goods and there would be internal
dI1ties S4 ~ >'4 sr4 sz-4<%sa =%'S % =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
BOER LOSSES.

REPORT OF BOER LOSSES IN oP-
. ERATIONS SINCE MAY 5.
London, May 11.-Lord Kitchener
reports from Pretoria that in opera
tions since the 5th the Beers sustained
the following casualties: % killed, 6
wounded, $50 captured and Is3 others
surrendered. T.. H. .,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
PRICES MOVE. UPWARD.
Confidently Believed the Storm Has
" :%S Been Weathered. 80 J.

-.
New York. May IL. The feeling in
Wall street was much ealmer and
more CONFIDENT. as a result of the
terms Of settlement offered to the
shorts IN Northern Pacific and the
measures taken by the banks to insure
against q dearth OF loanabIe funds.
The recoYeries In prices shown In the
London market for Americans also
reflected returning confidence and a
passing OF Decentralization.
Opening prices here surged upward
all around, the only exception being
Southern Railway, which ran OF 2 1-2.
Northern Pacific sold at $50 for 800
shares, compared with s25 the pre-
yious night, refiecting the terms Of the
agreement with the shorts. Four thou
sand shares Of St Paul sold at 155 to
;l52, compared with the closing price
5of Delaware and Hudson rose
3 l-2, Bnrlingto 8. American Tobacco
s. North western Missouri Pacific 4,
Amal lgamated Copper 1-2. and such
Esteeks as Rock Island, Southern Rail.
way preferred. Elrie, United States
Steel preferred, Peoples Gas, Chesa-
peake and Ohio, Louisville. Pennsy1-
yania Sugar 81. I.ouis and South
western preferred. Wabash. baltimore
and Ohio, Atchison common and pre-
3ferred and brooklyn Rapid Transit
from 3 to 2 1.2. One thousand two
hundred shares Of Union Pacific sold
ats ID 70 93 1.22, compared with so, the
closing price, and /, 600 shares OF Unit
ed States Steel sold at AS to 42, com.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
SERVANT GIRLS UNION.

MOTHER JONES EXPECTS TO EN-
+ ROLL MANY NEW YORK GIRLS.
Wilkesbarre, May 11.--Mother Jones,
who has been engaged in organizing
a servant girls union here, will soon
visit New York for the same purpose.
He expects to be able to enroll a hun
dred thousand girls there. -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
EXCHANGE i OF VISITS.
conger Calls on WI, and the Lattel
Returns the Compliment.

longer Salts on WI, and the Eatter
Returns the Compliment.
Washington, May Ii Minister WI
and Minister Conger have paid an
agreeable exchange of visits since the
arrival in Washington Of the Amert-
can representative to China. The
meeting was purely social, the Ameri-s
can minister paying call at the Chi
'nese legation and Mr.. WI returning
the comp pliment. There was no dis.
scussion of the political aspect Of the
present situation In China, except IN
general commend on the dificulties
which attend an agreement when 80
Ia any divergent interests we're con
5cerned. ~ $s sS35s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
PREM IONITIoN OF DEATH:

Grand Forks Herald IA fatal aeci-
dent occurred in the yards Of the Great
Northern at Larinore at about 8: 80
YESTERDAY morning the Yictim OF which
was Freight Condu uctor III H. NJ Mitchell,
/ who had arrived but three weeks ago
from 1erre Haute, Ind. Mitchell was.
coming from his caboose towards the
town foa, his breakfast. It was time
J for No. 1873 tto leave and switch en-
gine was backing on 4 sidetraclr to get
out OF the way The hostler iii charge
85of the switch engine es talked with
Mitchell for a moment nd then told
i his assistant to start the
4 same time he told Mitchell to get out
oi the way, but the latter did not s,ln-
derstand him and a second later he was
struck BY the engine, carried about ten
feet and thrown IL the Itch
He was at once picked up and car-
ried To town An examinati ion showed
that ne was terribly NUT His
nose ll1 pera az Id sss low Wer Jaws, ,s both
shoulder bones and left leg and arm
\ were broken, and IL adj ion his fore
head was crushed II. ffter suffering
I terTibly ne died lat IL o'c lock
he terrible agedy has east gloom
over tIla entire city De I4arimore AS
4 Mitchell was held III unusually high
esteem by both the officials off the road
] ard his fellow eunp He II d
man about 40 ears of age and leaves
wife and three children III Terre
Haute who were at once notified but
n., l,erl vas received up to i late hour
4 last evening
peculiar feature VI the case was
that he seemed tn have q prenlon ition
that soneth hing sea'i 'ious was going to
\ happen. He had not been ii he'd the
night before the asei dent and told sew
aral os ID u nal Tread boys that he vas
very nervous ard cosil ia not sleep, The
aeciieIt Is the most shocking since
the death ~ SIN, erintende lent Docken
some lime ass
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
MAoRpoNIANs ExEctuTEp..

Vienna, May liza Constantine
dispatch says there has been a whole
sale shooting Of Macedo donians holding
olationary opinions. Over IA hum
dred were executed at various plac ,Ss sS3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
REGULARS WILL COME.

Jacksonville, May lit is ralmored
a thousand regular soldiers are COM
ing to replace the state troops now
guarding; the city. The. first relief
train from the north is expected here
tomorrow. z. Il -..t. 5..,.9. = - -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
Manchestsls eve e s7,794.

London, he Duke az Man
schast arss aifairs were again aired In
the hankruptcy court during the day,
when the accounts lodged disclosed q
total Ind dehted daess of g. E 377 337 794 and as,
sets 47 he liabilitie les include
I &c 900 Ia connection With the thaafri-
caI spsculat tton and & 900 for The pro.
motion of d COMPANY
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
Sent Back the Insulting Note.

Constantinople, May The Ger
man. Austrian, french and British am
sbassadors promptly sent back the
.porte's reply to their representations
on the subject Of Turkish seizure OF
the foreign mails, owing to the offen.
ssiye allegations that the foreign post
offices cilitated smuggling. Pending
:a settlement Of the question, embassy
5couTiers are taking the European
mails to and from the Bulgarian from
stiaT 5s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
!. AT MILWAUKEE.

Washington May ! The National
Conference 81 Charities and gorTec
tions to-day decided to hold the next
conference at aIilva zee in May,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
FoRTlFYlNG q MAGELLAN.

tsensation Caused by the Reported Ac-
55SS5 tionS of Chile. ss 0
ss New York, May dispatch to
The Herald from Buenos Ayres says:
sensation has been caused here
by an announcement that the sChileans
are fortifying the straits Of Magellan,
although there lis an agreement pro
1hibiting any fortific cations along the
strait. ss$;
The government will probably ask
Chile to make an exp1anatio on. n. &.
The Argentine a agricultural society
has chosen illiam Buchanan, director
of the Pan-Americans exposit Il, in Buff
falo, \. /. a correspond lent member
of the society. H ss5f s43s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
] NOT FOR CECIL.

CaJpetown May ---- "a story printed
5 here today to the effect that the Cape
ministry will be reconstructed with
Cecil Rhodes as premier is officially
denied ts5sz, 4 b Es ! d
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
POPE CAN'T CELEBRATE.

POPE CAN'T CELEBRATE. NJ d
Rome, May 1.-THE pope's physi-
clans have forbidden his celebrating
high mass today in honor Of the Gem
tenary OF the Noble Guard. His hol-:
iness is confined to his room. ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11

Ingrahann b Son ,ff the Capital
hotel at Janasst viii file petitions
81 d banlsrris Their liabilities are
] placed AZ 100 aill assets cat lpnated
I at 1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
RUMoR OF sHo ooTING..

1 LONDON STOCK; EXCHANGE RU-
. NOR THAT QUEEN OF Spain
5SS 5$& HAS BEEN SHOT. 8zs y.
London, May i "A stock exchange
rumor is current that the queen regent
Eof Spain has been shot. f.g5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11
ENGLISH AND GERMAN.

LIPTONs sTIAA1Ro oCK AND THE
ss AISER IS YACHT TO BE
N CIED. .i.S
Z i1asgoW, May TIA meeting Of
tbs the eRhi bition regatta committee today
st was stated that Kaiser w Wilhelm's
Meteor would compete with Lipton's
Shamrock in the races on the Clyde,
June and s..