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New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
ENGLNEBLOWS UP; TWO DEAD
TWO CARS TURN OVER, BUT NO ONE
IN THEM Is BADLY INJURED.

The Hackettstown express on the Lacka"anha
Railroad, while on It's way to this city yesterday
morning was wrecked outside OF Dover. N j.
by the blowing up of the engine George Irim-
ner the engineer and Joseph Mayberry. the
fireman were instantly killed. and dozen or
more of the passengers were slightly injured
The train. which was made up OF six coaches
and combination car. was drawn Dy engine
No. e14. camelback that was wrecked last No
vember and which had since been RECONSTRUCTED
The engineer was in the cab for the first time
In two months. having been on sick leave at his
home at Washington. n. J. There were about
seventy-fve passengers on the train
1t was speeding past the car shops on the OUT
skirts of Dover, when the passengers were
startled by a loud explosion The engine turned
completely over, and the first coach. breaking
its couplings, ran past ii and toppled over Inc
second coach alongside of the engine ana
was also overturned. Passengers in the last
two coaches were able to escape without diff
Guilty as neither left the rails. The exits OF the
overturned cars were blocked and the passen-
gers were compelled to climb through the win
dOws.
The engine cab was completely demolished
Word for a wrecking train was sent to Hoboken
by John Slack. the conductor. and Superin-
tenient Ketcham and the other officers OF the
road hurried to the scene of the accident Trim
mer's body found under the cab Of the en-
CINE scalded and mutilated. and the body of the
fireman was discovered fiatcar standing
on a nearby siding The wrecking crew had the
track cleared In less than n hour
Superintendent Ketcham has not yet been able
to ascertain the cause of the explosion III Is
said that the crown plate of the boiler was red
hot This would indicate that the water IN the
boiler was too low, though Conductor Slack
says that a stop for water .;as made at Dover,
Coroner Hagen empanelled jury and held an
inquest. He was unable 10 learn the cause OF
the explosion.
Trimmer was sixty-two years Old and had
been in the employ of the Lackawanna company
for thirty-Dne years. Mayberry lived at Port
Murray y. J. Reynolds. the regular engineer
of the express on sick leave
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
BOCKAWAY DEFEATS WESTCHESTER.

Lakewood y. J., April 2s.-The Lakewood POLO
Clubs spring tournament opened at the Georgian
Court grounds this afternoon with a match between
the Rockaway Polo Club and the "estches'er
Country Clubs polo team. 1t was onesided game
sfter the first period, Rockaway winning easily
with four goals to spare
The Rockaway team. which won the Junior cham
pionship at Brookline last year. was the favorite
J. / Blair of the westchester team, made goal
from the field in fifteen seconds at the very begin.
ming of the period Rockaways supporters lost
some of their enthusiasm The Westchester men
could not keep up this speed, however. and Rock
away won two goals In succession In this period
r j. Collier of Westchester. got a goal just as the
period ended. and this made the score even w..
In the next two periods Rockaway shut west
chester out altogether. The Westchester PLAYERS
did not have endurance of their opponents, ana
they were left hopeessly behind at the end OF the
third period. In the fourth period they pulled to
oarfeS
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
RruoRs ABOUT NEW HAVEN on ITS RISE
TALK OF JOINT CENTRAL AND PENNSYLVANIA
CONTROL DENIED.

TALK OF JOINT CENTRAL AND PENNSYLVANIA
CONTROL DENIED.
Various r,lmors are afoat to account for the con-
tinuous rise in price of New-York. New-Ha and
Hartford stock. which yesterday 30 and
closed with net gain OF per cent. at 2i9. 1t is
said that the Pennsylvania is buying control and
also that the Pennsylvania and the New York Cen
tral will take the Consolidated under joint
ownership Officers of the latter continue to deny
that there is any ground for the reports and Penn
sylvania Railroad interests declare that there Is
nothing in them.
Delaware and Hudson reached 1905 yesterday
and closed at I7Slz net gain of Pa points. There
a revival of the old report that the New York
Central to lease the property guaranteeing S
per cent dividends upon IT,
The Chicago and Northwestern issues made
high records. the preferred gaining 81. points and
closing at 26S2. and the common ~ points, the
close being 260I2. 4 rumor that the Moores had
purchased control of the road was not credited in
Special dispatches from Toronto reported that
important Amsterdam holdings of Canadian Pa
cifc stock
Boston, April 2s-Following the local excitement
III the stock market last week the rise In the
price of New York, New-Haven and Hartford Rail-
road stock, to-day more excitement. both in
this stock and that of the Boston and Maine Rail-
road. The New-Haven stock lifted to 254 on
opening. and then reacted to zi6. and still Ia ter
made partial recovery. Boston and Maine at the
same time advanced unusually heavy transac
tions to 2G9 but subsequently softened 10 2O5 No
definite developments leaked out TO explain these
movements and late in the day both issues became
less active though still showing Il good degree of
strength. To-days price for Boston and Maine is
the highest that It has touched since 1890 when 1t
sold up to 2Sj. In that year 1t paid 9iz per cent
dividend. Its high record figure reached IN
1881 when 1t touched 239 on 10 per cent dividend
basis.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
coTTOy FUTURES STILL SOARING

Cotton futures yesterday again made new hieh
records for the season. advancing about twenty
nonts each for the day. Unexpectedly light por'
recetpts at Liverpool caused exceedingly heaVy ouS
ing in that market and for Continental acooui,
- rh,ch nr,ces went I'D with a jump The local
,,.rLet ooened about a dozen points up from sat
urday. and was strong and active all day. spot
cotton closed at e.e5 against s.52 bid. s5' asked
at the close on Saturday: May. at $50 against
40 rid 20 asked on Saturday: July, 94r as COM
pared With sA bid. s.i5 asked at saturdays close;
aeTe excited and advancing. II Is still expected
that the crop will amount to l0,i0ooco or lobDvo
i,sles hut the indications increasing that the
requirements for consumption will be In excess OF
the supply.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
OGDEN PARTY IN MONTGOMERY.
WELCOMED BY GOVERNOR JELKs AND
BUSINESS MEN-TO-DAY IN TUsKEGEE.

Montgomery, Ala, April 2s.-Rnbert c. Ogden and
his party arrived here to-day from Calhoun Ala.
A committee Of business met the party at the
railway station They driven to the State
capital, whe-e they welcomed by Governor
Jelks The party taken to the State Normal
School for Negroes an institution which has
thousand pupils and Is maintained by the State
After an hour spent at this institution they rode
through the principal streets OF Montgomery.
This afternoon informa, luncheon was given
at tho Commercial Association, where Captain J,
NJ Falkner welcomed the party 10 the city. Re
sponses were made by Robert G. Ogden Dr.. Albert
shaw. Hugh II. Hanna. Or. J. NJ Taylor. Dr. W; j.
Schterrelin and others The special train bearing
the party. accompanied by Governor Jelkes left
here for Auburn at 3 O'Clock. Tonight and to-mor
row will be spent at Tuskegee.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
4 BUTCHER's SHOP NEAR THE CATHEDRAL

H. H. Tyson, who has Ii butcher shop part of
the old Stevens plot, at Forty fourth-st and
Fifth-ave. has bought No "a East Forty -ninth-st
a four story and basement broWnstone dwelling
house at the southeast corner OF Madson-ave The
house stands on n plot q .6x755 feet Mr. Tyson
said yesterday he would remodel the building for
business purposes and open a butcher shop there.
He expects TO remain In Fifth-ave., where he has
been for many years, as long as he can.
The Paran Stevens plot recently bought by
a syndicate formed by Richard NJ Montgomery
and President Chesbrough Of the Century Realty
Company. a hotel IL tc be built on the premises.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
roR pyErNATIC TUBE SERVICE.
o,,,,,r,rp APPOINTED TO LOOK INTO THE
NEEDS OF SEW-YoRK AND OTHER
LARGE CITIES.

Washington April G.-The Postmaster genera
nas apDonted the following committee 10 Visit Va'l
ors cities and investigate the conditions govern
ing the need of pneumatic tube service anu
prepare a report for Congress- John M NaS.el S.eD
,,< o,o,, of the First Assistant Postmaster Gen
e-afs Office; J. H Crew, superintendent Of railway
adjustment Postofice Department and s,d u j. Brao
a. snnerfntendent of the New-Fork division OF
~, ~, patIy,ay Mail service This committee viii
act IN cooperation with the postmasters OF the I4
fnn,,,o cities which have been recommended by the
Recruitment as places where the pneumatlc ser
vice should be established: New-fork' Bio3hSth'
phfladeiphia Boston, Chicago, St Louis ana WASH
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29

CONGRESSMAN RAY SAYS 1T WILL PROVIDE FOR
PUBLICITY

Congressman George w. Ray, chairman of the
Judiciary Committee who at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last night said that after returning to
Washington to-day he expected to have confer
enCe with the President and the Attorney General
about the Antitrust bill, one feature of which
would make Ii necessary FOR all corporations to
hermit publicity connection with all their
mercial transa ctions. Judge Ray did not
whether the bill likely to be reported favora-
bly,. In commenting the Cuban bill Judge Ray
said that when the bill got back from the
Senate there would be repetition of the turbu-
lent scenes witnessed at the time of Its passage In
the House.
"a great deal of bad feeling stirred up
the passage of that bin" said Mr. Ray, "and there
is a general feeling in Congress that 1t Is going to
be n bad thing for the Republicans In the Con-
sress campaign fall unless amicable
agreement concerning the Cuban measure be
reached"
Mr. Rays friends say that he Is likely to be
turned the House next faii, although the reap
portionment made some change In his district. His
home is at Norwich, Chenango County. and the
other counties in the district Broome, Tioga,
Tompkins and Cortland.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
STEEL PLANT FOR CHICAGO
PRESIDENT sCHwAB PLANS ONE A MILE
LONG TO COST MORE THAN s2,5oooco.

pittsburg. April 2S-"1he Dispatch" to-mor-
row will say:
An exact duplicate Of the monster Works 70
he built in Economy by the American Bridge
Company will be erected in Chicago at cost OF
between s. 100000 and S3,OOO,OOO. This deci.
sion. was recently reached by the directors OF o,
the United States Steel Corporation. and VIII
he one of the results Of the pending bond issue
of S5OOOO.OOO. The Chicago plant Will De USED
TO concentrate the works of the western dis-
trict The Toledo plant alone will remain In
operation 1t will be operated In connection
with the Pittsburg and Chicago works Ihe
land for the Chicago plant has already been
purchased. x,t,,
The Chicago plant will be about one mile
long and will he so arranged that material can
be handled quickly and cheaply without hand
la bOr. =,
n is the intention to concentrate the Lassig
and American plants of Chicago: the Mi.
waukee and Lafayette works in the new piah'
to be built near the Lake Michigan front
The scheme of concentrating the brinse pidhts
is to secure greater economies In manu1ac.u,e I
II &c the pIan of President c. M. Schwab, OF the
United States Steel Corporation
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
ther public works are as follows:

The Naval Academy receives 10000 to carry out
the plan Of improvement The committee calls at
tention 20 the lack of officers for the ships,
and TO meet this five hundred additional cadets
the academy provided for. rs each year for the
next four years. Each Senator. Representative and
delegate IN Congress is 90 have the appointment OF
one and the President twenty-four these being
allotted during the period OF four years. An ad-
dftfonal OF S2a @b is provided for the civil ad
mtnistration Of the Naval Academy
Under the steam engineering and construction
bureaus extensive improvements are to be made
in the plants at Boston, NewYork, Norfolk
League Island Puget Sound and other points.
The bill also carries S,sss,ss5 for the marine
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
WANT THE RESPONSIBILITY FINED.

Washington, April 2s-Representative Burleson
Of Texas to-day introduced resolution In the
House calling the Secretary of War for in
formation as to whether General Smiths order rel
atve TO the In Samar was based orders
issued from Washington, and requesting the trans
mission of all orders issued from Washington rela
tive TO the suppression OF the insurrecton in Samar
Representative Conry. of Massachusetts,. intro
dIced another resolution calling for Information
along the same lines. II asked the Secretary of
War for information TO whether General Smith,
IN issuing the alleged orders. acted on his re-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
PHILIPPINE DEBATE IN SENATE.
MR.. SIMMONS CONTINUES THE ATTACK oN
THE CIVIL GOVERNMENT BILL

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
washington April Ex-senator Furniioio ."
Iendel Simmons of North Carolina. stepped iii'o ,
the breach to-day in the deliberative prahcH "a
Congress 10 continue the assault on the i. noue ,,
bill establishing civil government in lle I
mines Mr Simmons who represents Sla'e
r.ptslxy growing manufacturing interests OF hiii
which look for an expanded market In the VI
conten,ed himself with more moderate anu u
nassionate treatment of the Philippine pIopieii
than that INDUCED in by his Democratic ooie 49,
- p,uu,s and Carmack He attacked the
,ne,bods employed by the military admnis'ra
ton for the pachcation of the islands but od no.
condemn with any violence of epithet .he . Pterri
,,n5er which they were acquired ana nelo as CIV,
toria appendages of the United STATES. W H ;;urned
mons urged that the Philippines oGght de He de-
nounced the ''crueties and harbarlties an nero
have been committed the Filipinos nE NJ ,,non
ican army and said that he felt like cai.iff cam the
the great brave and humane man ,o iu The bottom
and az least to make them odous
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
INCREASE OF NAVY.

The naval training station in California receives
$4,000. and that in Rhode Island 5000: naval
home Philadelphia. s76.eO; Naval War College
s1424e For armor and armament the bill pro-
vides $4,000 This is considerably above the esti-
mates. owing TO the rapidity with which the armor
makers are turning out their products.
Important items unoer the Bureau Of Ordnance
Sraokeess powder $4,000: battery for the Newark
New-Orleana and the Albany
$4,000 guns auxiliary cruisers. $3.50 oo
navy $3.50 co., Newport torpedo station
1900; naval militia, 100000.
The Bureau OF Ordnance and Bureau Of Equip
ment receive sfsee9 for depotc for coal For pub
lie work on yards and docks SC SCI. .075 is appro-
priated. about one-third Of what was asked.
The Navy Department made estimates for q naval
station San Juan, Porto Rico. TO cost s2.6l3.oO
but the committee reports that st would be wise
not TO provide for tny naval station in the West
Indies until We have more definite knowledge as
10 the best location one For the completion
of the four drydocks a: Portsmouth. Boston
League Island and Mare Island sl,050eo0 is appro-
priated.
nt1a 1fn -lrc <of1n
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29

Mrs A NJ. Leland OF MuScOnguS, Maine, sur
fered much from kidney disease that the doc
tors gave her up to die: she took Warmers Safe
Cure and is now thoroughly well and does her
own housework What Warmers Safe Cure did
for Mrs Leland 1t Will do for all who are suffer-
ing from kidney disease.
WARMERS SAFE CURE is purely vegeta-
bic and contains no narcotic or harmful drugs:
il is free from sediment and pleasant TO take tt
does not cOnstipate: il is now put up in two reg
ular sizes and is sold by all druggists. direct,
at 30 CENTS AND S1.0O A BOTTLE. Warmers
Safe Pills taken with Warmers Safe Cure move
the bowels gently and aid speedy cure
Refuse substitutes. There is none Just as
good" as Warmers Insist on the genuine War
ners Safe Cure. which always cures. Suosti
t,-tn nir,t t,arr f.tI .Ir,ror-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
STUDENTS NAY GO on STRIKE.
'UsPENsIONS FOR HAzING AT LAFAYETTE
CAUSE TROUBLE.
InY rELECRArH TO THE TRrBuxE.I

Easton Penn, April, S-Five Lafayette College
students who before the faculty for hazing
were suspended tonight by President Warfeid.
The hazing was done about four weeks ago. and
an attempt was made to keep the matter quiet.
but the faculty learned of the affair and summoned
the victns-several freshmen-with the above
suit Those suspended were two seniors. Junior
and two sophomores. The affair tonight is the
talk of the entire student body. A mass-m meeting
was held this evening. at which the victims of the
hazing were summoned and made TO divulge the
testimony they had given 20 the faculty in refer
once m the hazng Another meeting is called for
tomorrow morning before chapel. when the sub
tecr of n strike will be discussed to be participated
in BY all the students unless the faculty would re-
ent
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
TO INCORPORATE EDUCATION BOARD.

Washington April 2s.-The Senate to-day passu
bill "to incorporate the general education ooaro 10
nromote education in the United States Inc cor
porators are William H Baldwin. jr, ). H. Al
Curry Frederick T Gates. Daniel G Gilman motifs
K Jesup Robert c. Ogden, Walter H. rage, eeoiee
The corporators the promotion or eoucsI on ~ ~
the United States. The bin gives the noaro poT ~
80 eco,,ire prope-ty obtain grants, sifts. elc- ne
rrincfnal offices are be in the Distrlct OF Co.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
NOT CRUEL TO FILIPINOS.
COLONEL WAGNER SAYS POLICY IS SO MILD
NATIVES BELIEVE IT SIGN OF WEAKNESS.

San Francisco, April cs.-Colonel Arthur Wagner
who has been adiutant- general at Manila for two
years has arrived here on his way TO Chicago to
assume the duties of Acknowledgement there. Colo
mel Wagner. when asked to express his opinion as
to the alleged crueties perpetratcd by the orders of
General Jacob II. Smith, in the island Of Sanar
said
Tho stories of cruelty to the natives have been
largely exaggerated There have. doubt. been
some Individual of cruelty. as there have been
in all wars The Filipinos have been treated in
most instances, with degree Of humanity and
magnanimity which they have attributed to weak
nese on the part OF the Americans. They have
taken advantage OF this but am sure that no
has been exercised by the Ameri-
can soldiers As the they lay
much stress upon. there has been more NJ that in
i,nagnation Of the people of the United States
than In the Island Of Samar.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
LOWER RATES FOR JAMAICAN SUGAR

Kingston jamaica. April 2S.-The Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company has announced Its decision
to carry sugar from here to London at considerably
reduced rates Elder Dempster & Co. recently
made an OFFER TO carry sugar from here to England
free of charge The planters of Jamaica still
doubtful whether these concessions by the steam
ship companies Will succeed In diyertng the ma.
1orfty of the Jamaican exports from the United
btHtes They welcome them, however, as possibly
providing q outlet for auKRI,
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
CHINESE EXCLUSION BILL fASoHD
CONFERENCE REPORT ADOPTED BY Doif
HOUSES OF CONGRESS

Washington April 2s.-The conferrees on s"e
nose Exclusion bill have reached compie'e .a
rnent II strikes ont that portion OF '"e -
hul limiting the extension of all existihs ia"s
~, ,,.a 20 ,,a ,resent treaty and re-enacts them
.o far a. not Inconsistent with treaty % ths
until otherwise provided by law ana o'icabie en II
aI,ow. Chinese TO enter for exposition puIpoi i the
retains the provision regarding certhca'ioh ' INV
Th Senate and the House adopted the comie ON ,ne
report, and the bill goes to the Fresoe'' i0'
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
10 INCREASE NATIONAL BANK DEPOSITS

washington. April 2s-Secretsry Shaw said to-
day that on May he would increase the deposits
in national bank depositares by 10000 or 5000
oco he viii also designate few additional de-
n,xtaries 1t is understood that no further in
crease in deposits will be made after May l. as
the repeal of the war revenue act is expected TO
ceipts from the beginning Of the fiscal year, when
.he law will go into operation
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
MYSTERY IN MURDER OR SUICIDE
DOCTOR SHOT WHILE ALONE IN A ROOM
ADJOINING A DRUG STORE

McCook, Neb., April 2s.-Dr. Walter Rowland. OF
Herndon was shot and killed by unknown person
to-day, in n small room adjoining the store Of
G. w Dull. He had been talking with Mrs- Duil
who stepped out of the room. Hearing revolver
shots Mr. Dull entered the room and found -Dr
Rowland dead shot through the head and stomach
Suicide is said TO impossible and the authorities
are entirely at sea
DIR Rowland was widely known In Southwestern
Npbra ska and Northern Kansas. where he had lived
for wears He was prominent Mason
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

To convince every sufferer from diseases OF
the kidney, liver. bladder and blood that War
ner's Safe Cure will cure them. trial bottle viii
be sent absolutely free 10 any who will write
Warner Safe Cure Co, Rochester, N u, and
mention having seen this liberal offer in The
Tribune. Our doctor Will send medical booklet
containing symptoms and treatment of each dis
ease and many convincing testimonials. free, to
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
CONSTARILARY AMBUSHED.

Manila April 2S.-Five men Of the Constabu-
larry have been ambushed at San Juan del
Monte near Manila. One of the party
killed and one wounded The Filipino band
consisted of thirty ladrOnes. well armed nearly
all Of them carrying Mauser rifles. force of
Constabuary is securing the neighborhood for
the bandits
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
DISTRICT OPTION BILL FOR BOSTON.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rHIBuSE.I

MAJORITY SHALL DECIDE UPON SALE OR NO
SALE OF liquor.
TELEGRAPH TRIBuSE.l
Boston,. April 2S-Thc Massachusetts House
to-day substituted the Boston district option
bill. and 1t moved up to the second reading. The
measure provides for the subdivision of the city
into eight distrcts-Boston proper. Charestown.
East Boston South Boston. Roxbury. West Rox-
bury Dorchester and Brighton-and that II in the
total of the city the majority shall be for
"yes' on the licensing of the liquor traffic. then
in those districts which shall have voted mo- In
the general poll the Board of Police Commissioners
shall not grant licenses for the sale of intoxicants.
Should the city generally vote no" then no
licenses shall be granted in any district
The action of the House is regarded as victory
over the Committee on Liquor and the Police Com
mission
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
BISHOP sP4LDING'S JUBILEE.
CARDINAL GIBBONS WILL PREACH AND
MANY PRELATEs WILL BE PRESENT.

Peoria. I'LL, April 2S.-St- Marys Cathedral
the largest and finest Catholic church In the
Peoria diocese. will be consecrated Tomorrow
by Bishop John l.. Spalding. A chorus OF four
hundred voices will take part
On Thursday will occur the silver jubilee OF
Bishop Spalding. which will be attended by more
than three hundred priests Cardinal Gibbons.
who Will preach the jubilee sermon, will arrive
at Peoria Tomorrow. as will Archbishop Rior-
dan. OF San Francisco. and Bishop Foley, or
Detroit The Jubilee service will be the occa-
sion of the largest gathering of Catholic dig
nitaries this city has ever known. More than
thirty bishops will be present
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
r,v,op srccEEDs CROWNINSHIELD

Washington April 1.-Rear Admiral crownih-
-b,ed to-day surrendered the direction OF anairs
IN the Bureau of Navigation TO Rear Aonifai lay
York TO hoist his flag on the batteshll iIllmoS.
which will be the flagship OF the European oqusu
Tbn,eday probably bound for Gibraltar
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29

twenty -four hours.
If then it is milky
or cloudy or con-
tains a reddish
brick = dust sedi-
ment, or If parti-
cles or germs float
about In 1t. your
kidneys are dis
eased. This Is the
supreme moment
when you should
begin to TAX e
Warmers 5 a fe
Cure TO arrest all
Nh ego upnafpraI
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29

conditions. for they are the unmistakabIe symp-
toms of kidney disease, If, after you have made
this test, you have any doubt in your mind
to the development of the disease in your sys
tenn send a sample of your urine, and
doctors will analyze it and send YOU report