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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
FIRE TRAP HORROR
FOURTEEN ARE suFFocATEp IN
CHICAGO HOTEL.
DOZEN DIED IN THEIR BEDS

Little Of Building Burned, But Dense
Smoke Filling Small Rooms Did
Fatal Work-No Fire Escape sno
But one ENit--JanesVtie Man
Victim,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
COLD is DISTRESSING
SCARCITY OF ANTHRACITE is
CAUSING MUCH WORRY.
COAL MERCHANTS RESIGNED

Poor People Not the Only Sufferers
WeII-to-do Citizens Cannot Get Fuel
at Any Prce-Some Milwaukee
Companies Close Offices for a
Time, Dealing Stuff SparingIy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11

chair car on northbound pas
senger train left the track Mt South
Bemidji MINI, and rolled down an
embankment None of the passengers
were Killed but nearly all more or
less injured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
THREE PERISH m FIRE.
Blaze at Menominee Results Fatally
70 Family.

Menominee Falls. Wis. Dec O.
Three persons are dead and six in.
jured as a result Of fire at Colgate,
five n lies north Of here, Sunday
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11

Prince Oscar, Emperor Williams
fifth son, sustained fracture Of the
collar bone through falling from a
horizontal bar
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11

many should have a fine exhibition
and that the desire would be carried
Out.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
DIED IN POoRHOUsE.
la Crosse Actor Said 10 Have Wealthy


q Y W.T. F"WNVT goTN' ." u = y - y
Parents.
Anaconda. Mont, Dec. 9.-Charles
Guldtheite, who under the stage name
of Charles Davis Black came to Mon
lana in the early days as member Of
theatrical company died yesterday
at the poorfarm Of Deer Lodge county.
His parents are said to be wealthy
residents Of la Crosse, Wis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
GAINESVILLE Man a Victim.

Jauesyillc. Wis, Dec. 5.-M, NJ.
Fardy Of this city who was killed in
the hotel nrc in Chicago, was about
50 years Of age and born at Mukwon-
ago, Wis He came from Monroe to
GAINESVILLE about twelve years ago and
went into the saloon business, which
he continued up 20 a year ago last
April when be sold out 10 r w An
derson. Since then he has been on
the road for Korchoff & Menbar Of
Chicago. He leaves a widow and
three children.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11

The ways and means committee re-
ported favorabIy a resolution TO ad.
iourn December 20 to January 5. A
bin was introduced by Mr.. Lacey Of
Iowa to repeal the desert land law
and Communication provisions Of the
homestead laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03

BIS Vincent 4 RYAN. : - ll-lb - leo r ~ 9Th
ioo n. 3 bk ht f1r-c1sur- sale. NJ Hop
al Minnie Abraham ~ AL n stanton.
airy. = b.linst0n r-r due M f---t 50 t,l 30 81.
SIS -. fs~5 -. tho plaintiff Tor situn
r 54th-=t ne 60 - Avenue 4. -INfu-- sterE bis
bldg fr-sHsLre sale Mary Wilgous aEt r ~ch1 49,
IUa-kruhu-n X Wise aftF-. i-fnd1. ref
fudCt costs S143 90. taxes. ere, $+55 y
adjourned rp Dcr1b-r g.
49, H-r'-r- A sherman - Nicholas Place %. at r
t-ltge1'11iHt
ave- v ~ I51d--t. runs "a iUo. vacant. fore
closure sale Her-i'tr Fave s etc. rr al aE'
Ensign BrlIe al. e. F. Mile arty Hunter IT. ref
ilst 81 ~. taxes etc. Slt>" ~ adjourned Oh
October
Peter Meyer & co. 5,3 SEQ " i.ttn-st. n ia"
~ Amsterdam lu1Nlut D.. Two story elevator
fIrerlozIre NrsLet ai N ilititn
Prsuss ir q Al. T. Everett. atty Charles futzr ref
due lIdgt u3 costs Sdz 81 itU
prior mtses S3no"0 the plaintiff tor $1,000" over prior
mtEe ana interest
by BRYAN l. Kennedy. 30g 4Ist-=t $. p26 70 o 'f
- ave l6aX61Xl7 iox5ga. bldg foreclosure sale
" sheridan trus Patrick a Neii ~ AL o. q
Fsca attys. John Hunter. ref due fIdgt- - ~
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
TRADE N CHICAGO.

IFT TELEGRAPH To rHE rRIBVNE.l
Chicago OCT. AT its best to-day the December
corn showed almost Zoe up from the middle OF
August. II opened az s77sc. sold between Ats and
sc and closed az sSisc October closed al Sc; The
MAJ SIC. after touching $50. There was an
enormous trade Vith prices early &c 20 Isc higher
snd closing 2sc 70 sc over Wednesday. Apparently
the hg bulls. Armour and Patten simply rested
or their line Patten did nothing either way. some
Of the lesser holders took profits. ComstOck and
others The noteworthy buying was by Logan
who took not less than 4oooeo0 bushels December.
There a lot OF selling by Wrenn, 10000
bushels These only the snowy transa cti0ns.
Ia & general way the outsider was a buyer. with
OF the professional longs selling In the hopes
OF getting back lower down. There was rain IN
the extreme Southwest. oklahoma and Texas. and
rain predicted FOR some Of the important corn
States tomorrow The sesboard paid a. more
FOR cash corn than early yesterday and the car
lots were &c higher. The cash strength was a
feature Primary receipts were only 2le0p0 bushels
against ~ oo bushels last year; recsipts were l23
cars, with q contract. The estimate FOR Friday
only - cars. The private elevators are making no
contract corn now. Gables were 2sd 20 ia higher
The Price Current said the unreasonable weather
was lowering the quality. shipping sales OF corn
were l5oeo bushels. IL continues too mild and
amp Tor curing the crop. Frosty clear weather is
needed
Early In the session. when corn was al its best
wheat was .c 20 iac higher hui n closed &c &c
under Wednesday. Early there was a lot OF De-
eemoer buying thar was credited % Armour. Later
X looked as n this same interest was a seller
ne wheat man was most Influenced by the corn
experiences, buying when the corn was up and
selling when the corn yielded somewhat South
western receipts were large. treble last year.
NorthEesiern Receipts were some under year ago,
ne primary total was l3650r5 bushels, against
-~AW bushels. Clearauces we're 6l6oo0 bushels
rams vas TIC 20 Pc up. the English markets
AsEso The Russian crop was reported 60.s0oeo
c1Snek over last year; stocks m the United King
Jon Ieoeo bushels. against 20.eo.0o bushels a
yeaf ago. Duluth claimed 10000 bushels sold. New
iofk reported only loads. Th.re no demand
mere except from miiers. There were lI cars, with
only contract Fridays estimate. Ia cars. and no
o'ntrsci out of private houses December opened
@Ase, SOLD between 69lxc bid and 7Oasc sellers
.ie closed az ss5sc sellers.
Oais closed unchanged 20 &c better than Wednes-
nay eno early, when corn az ats best, were
" n The October closed al S03.c December
sze' May. Eisc The strength was with the corn
seoeip's were only 40 cars with standard; Fri
estimate only In cars, and no standard out
y private houses The seaboard demand keeps
pof. oaf the East is supposed 20 be reducing its
EtockE
FroVisions were strong with Pattsn large buyer
- sshusry pork 300 barrels al least Hogs were
~ hlsheT. Provisions felt the corn strength. The
= -osed be 10 &c over Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03

Gin troperrn for 5ai,
WORTH INVESTIGATING
a ii9'iefn apartment huuse. situated IN -
hnest corners ~ the West side FurIv - ~ tie
handsome return Win b. sold .ery ~hssr so1tihs
entertained Apply Go r r MOOD = ~ -Aehatse
~. - to4in-
| THE SIXTIES near 5th-ave ~ feet e.+--
IL price q quick buyer. only NN'Nti'-'iH
; pSGOoD PELL. 4 % 40 sth 49,.
LVIFTH AVENUE dwelling rlo4sr, 8, -
Il north q i6th - price only Si5s 0nN ' iTsieet
: Js5OOD PELL a co 54a s,b 49,.
Y EW WHITE STONE american Easement So
- price er0 '' Nt-ti7a
OSiOOp PILL. 4 30 "a, -
New AMERICAN BASEMENT n-spro,T 80 -
y aNetIlns: price slz5go0 quick b,syer 49, go
|. only Us feet from 5Ch-aVs. -"4s a'--S
s osGooD PELL CO., $40 stb-.v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
BUILDING PLAN IN THE BRoNx

Northumberland thirty -niuth-sr, north side rs
feet vest os Loegst-ave Two story brick gas puri-
fying house & by ~ feet: Central Union Gas Com
pauy owner c0mpany's architect, $-J"o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
LARfF RRnnKLYN - 80.

2 VI. Fitzgerald u the NcNulty Fitzgerald
COMPANY No 20l Montague-st. Brooklyn. has hal
contracts signed FOR the sale 81 Thomas Adams.
RS property AZ Thiri-ave., Flathush-ave- and
SchsrrnerhorU-et. Brooklyn. 20 n th1'ag1 syntl-
cate. The consideration IS about $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
C n sCHwAB TAKES TITLE.

Charles " Schwab took title yesterday 20 the
block front in Riverside Drive between Seventy
third and Seveuty-tourtn SITS for $50 0ts from the
Orphan Asylum society This - the site on which
he Is building a house FOR his own occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
AUCTION sALEs TO-DAY.

Vincent RYAN. ao4th-st g. sI6 n r. % Marion
ave "nvss To- n 8 sammis Richard Eetz al. W r.
SD
By Peter Meyer t6~rh-st n l45 n
Auduhon-sv 25N'5 story b r. Mary
Margaretha Fredel 81 a. p p Orreu atty, F F Nc
mtEe Sl450O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
Nnilrc Of Summons.


C,T-ppE-NTE roVRT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
= ~, ,-rt FrIiing Loan Banking Company. Plain
- az ~. Juf1ate collins 'harl-s McLuEilin r't-
49, II f5-ff.---r Ralph Lane. r. Hpcomh Jones, VIC
ta-.s Tfe~s.n Alexander Fr7skey L. Wornisef L n
@r,r.-.- adler John Bengerherser isucn names n
suofsrru marks and the ~ defenlans where their
initials a1fs deslEnaf-l h"as $500 -.
81 Il F-farf4~rs being tenants or occupants OF ne
complaint. lefendants
mons ~ above named Defendants You are hereny
.--F fa answer complaint IN thts acton anf -
-srv III on the flalntiI Al-oLhels
atrs raenty DAYS after the service q this summons
s,-i-.,-. "a 49, go ri service and Of your
fslirra re arrsar ar answer Judgment viii o. taken
agafnst vg 81 default the relief demanded n me
Iste1 July 2sth. 1872 - 80
HAMII.rON n 81. -KEsTT. Pisintins A.tornsys. 100
H-aafvsv. HaTo-sl = Mannlt-sI 49, loLA ~. -.
collins Defendant foregoing
ser-tf In ro rs publication pursuant 90 a. orlef Of
Hul r..r a. et.r sarse J-.f-- &C fle SlpFetle t:t
The STATE - c-ea york. dates ne slst day 81 Juy
1902 ana rlef with chs complaint IN the odcs of me
al tf@ county q YORK A. the county Colr.
House B0-ousl Maniattau t!y q NeN ioFA 70 said
STATE.
Dated Yea YORK Aueust ssh. 1907
Broaeeas. Borough ot Manhattan New York C1tS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
PLANS FOR SUBWAY STATIONS.

The plans fled for the two brick subway stations
% bs built at No los East Nineteenth-st. and in
city Hall Place can for an expenditure Of about
Seoo000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
Chauae OF X Gme

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF sccvv York In TIE Matter - the Application OF
tne Manhattan spirit Company for leave 70 cilse Us
hereby given Lh4h ~inH LIZ
ned petition q rhe shove named c7fiay .h7
q tH- Secretary q dated the -lsf Jay August
ald iu- rroaf 0f due publication o. ths notice.
iae Manhattan spirit company. aoi'i-stle ~ t1ia
haEfEg Dr1nefuaI oice an ile Ntlk =
eer Nara 81 Nsw horG E=a state 9I sew A-LA-
anrI0 a. az -urrerie q the state q New
l'-a Terra. Part T. 1hereai = = .et4 -
tr- C0art Court. IN ne tor lsL OF MAJ
haitian t1ty Yo-k county q NeN 10 - On .L.e
lgfh CAV efl rt-f.r lea al clock n the fore-
noon III rhsr rv - soon thereafter counsel can
- heard az arier auth1rizng SAD cor 70
barge ifs torr.aFate narnc he Woo ftndeCf1
conf-zug such other and fGrth-f iel-i N ms
if.lllses may be n per - a.. 100,
Dated. NeW York CIV. - =. 49, -
MANHaTTaN SPIRIT ADMFAN1
by r. J PIERCE Freslaen-
bLAADF. MOONEY EEIFAAA
ArGrueys Cor petfIoner.
Z AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03

Rock ISAn5 new IOO-year Z bonds
Norfolk g. Western. Poclhouils Coal & Coke Com
pany JOINT a bonds.
Colorado Fuel a. lron Company De5enturs Boa d.,
Central Of Georgia Railway Company, various Issues
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company.
old stock.
borSsn's Con6enssS Mix Company. common stock.
OWNED AND RECOMMENDED FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
pubIlc NoIlrcs.

Ne WANT BIDS OK 2o0 CORDS SOFT AND
a H.t mixes. r 90 B cars Address
------- WON L-r-t.u.n H-Ehts = y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03

The Maritime Association or the Port 0f New
York took titIe yesterday 90 "a parcel on the west
side % Broad-st- - feet south of Marketield-sr
from Edward F. SsarI-s It's new home will stand
on this site The size o. the plot Is 81 7Vle5xirresu
lar. The stated consideration was $4,000 The
property carries mortgage OF $l55 no. due in one
year az per cent. The mortgage which was
recorded yesterday is held bE Mr.. S-8riaS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
Hnfuruisbeo ap1rtmsulsGo fet

OTEL BIER EssF ORD "A chance two roou and bath
IL suite 90 Iaf4rnisne1 tom Octousr Apply
Once ! West s1st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
REAL Estate TRANSFERS

fsrH HGN Nos ~ and 2-8 and Nas g. ana -
CeN boNerY aoxA3x!>I. me Atlantic Realty
70 70 Edward y RiEney. mortgage S35.cUsl. .-...
L-l-t- 81. No - West. @iXl0o ~ Leonard p Best
executor. 70 Harry d. Horton
losth-st, s ta0 n from nv c1rn-- Honest
runs 8 "a 90 tx p e 49, Or 90 l6sth- st X
= r. Wilhalmins r Anderson o. charles
MUNICH, mortgage So 900 ...
llSih-s 40 % r. Of Trh-av- - SxIOa u
Naiional Prohibition Park Co Frank L P-rIy.
mortgage. So UsE
'"1 ST p s. 100 Z " West End-ave runs W %
. Riverside Drive \ % - o. I = T4th - n
orphan Asylum Society o. Charles VI
s . . . n
- 8 80 = . shave. 2oxiuo5 3. E5mond
hely t' julia De Thompson. mortgage xi6-
i5th-st. go p "a 5th ave sox1o0 3 I-ra a.,
lyons To 2 RI bouQho~. mortgage. 81.
81 ave n s.. fIa n Paul's place aixf y, si,
= i"N = Jennie Graham 20 Architect Realty
+eIa-st. No East. 2jXiou 8. Cora NJ BramweH 10
F-Hillhl Randolph. mortgage SAB cos. ....
10Th 81. No ~ Fast 20Nlue . Auausta Waflf-r ~
Charles : Oakley.
ttLE--t- No lS5 West. 95XI0e =. T-rfrad Sraras
Realty AMI Construction 90 anJ Century Fasf-,-
Go to F simon ptmois, nortgage. s.. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
CONNECTICUT.
EDGEIUOOD lEEl0

EDGEWoCD PAER-GREENWICH -oN-TEE- SOUND
opsn from June until November.
PIs-F Driving yalhtrs eek
Hotel located m Park with extended view
q Lrrr Island SrIne Yea buildings nfty bathrooms
q eVery modern c-aveni~rce
me Inn is supplied Wt-h Jersey milk and from
49, trraf farr. Farrv from New York.. with
.ralt. runnug hourly from Grand Central Station
Aides FRANK +. sHUTE. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
MoRTGAGE FoR ABOUT n.5oaolo.

John T williams has mor-gased parcel AZ the
south vest corner ~ WiIIam-st and Exchange
place FOR s. $1,000 to the Equitable Life Assurance
Society n - due on January Z. 1914 ami Is at "a
per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
Couutrp Board.

- r,-,-arrD may obtain board ana care Y phys
\ s-, g.-,ifv = miles Address Box 24T Dobbs
Ferry. y z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
Real gsIale mauleo.

XN-Ac,TEu-Bv family ~ Adults part of a house IN
w .srei with board good location below S5rh-
f7r permanent home. Adlress A l. X. II Ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
NEWBORN.
MAssACHJ SETS.

'TEE BERKSHIRE tNN. "
Fer September Der sof1ura Ma,ehi-ss foliage and
1rres l-.. tennis shooting open hIes steam. Booklets
TIE COURT INN
DEC. 1-r no MAY lST. CAMDEN : c
CALEB T-rkNEE a. sos Great harrington. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03

TITLE To MARITIME ASSOCIATIONS SITE
PASSED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
DEIAWARE WAITER GAP.

rl.-s-.ur fall resort golf ASKING batting al anuss-
J. and al tnfor
rs-- i, * svVANNA RESORT BUREAU. 429
BrUadRav. New- y .rk-
NTOUNT PoCONo PA.-nshghtfu! fall resort Book
,o.-,,,-- ,,0r-,-rArN, HOUSE AND SPRINGS. M
r1-o-o Pa cap 800. o.. Ls2s O. Coli Orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03

4'.l-st Ms 80 and G3J West for a one s-o-,
frame shed. 5gNlpo. 4 n Ox Ien -. ~
premises 0Nuer. Moore & Iandsfe,iel . as
- Gee
18th -. No al Vest. for four story b-t.,, r.--
~ fN'+l->- O. Il. Ranetta. prernis.-e ,'u,-1-'' ''
anoIesco. '.i East l35th 81. arenifa.t Il
Amsterdam ave. No lGa far = ~, 60 -. a.
market, -5NluJ A bue Esrauu az ~ - "A
owner. ~ Fryer. - C8rtlandr - 5-.E' ~" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03

(NOLL.EGIATE SCHOOL.
u WEST SEVENTY ENTH
Bows prepared the Colleges and scientific Schools
Primary Department. Wel-esuipped Gymnasium RE-
L. c MYGATT Head Master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
Gu SrbooIs

NvEW-YORK LAW SCHOOL--Day School. IS Nassau
y Evening school. o ". IsJh ST. Dwight method
o. Instruction. IL r. n two yearA LIN In Tires
years send tar catalogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03

n GEORGE DODWoRTH-
L. y AND IA EAST 18th STREET.
Classes and Private Lessons
Commencing saturday. October lsth-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-11
TRAIN cRusHEs INTO HOUSE.
Engineer Patrick Jumps and Has an
Arm Broken.

Onawa, April 1.-THE Des Moines
passenger train on the Northwestern,
which was being pulled by engine No.
81, and with Engineer Nelse Patrick
at the throttle, had rather a lively ex-
perience Tuesday morning about II
o'clock, at the crossing at Yeomans'
Old Ashton farm, two miles north of
here The creamery building was be-
ing moved and while crossing the
tracks the roof of the building caught
in the telegraph wires and it was
found necessary to stop before the
tracks were entirely cleared.
A man started up the track to flag
the approaching train and thought he
would have no difficulty in doing it, but
the engineer and fireman are said to
have been busily engaged in looking at
some object in the corn field and failed
to see the signal. They We're almost on
the building before they discovered It.
Engineer Patrick jumped, but the fire.
man stuck to his post. The engine
struck the house. broke the pilot, tore
the steps off the cab, raised the roof
of the baggage car and splintered the
sides of the coaches considerably.
Engineer Patrick had an arm broken
by his fall and the fireman was obliged
to run the engine. The building that
was struck was knocked out Of plumb
somewhat and was badly disfigured.
1t is espected that it will be gotten to
it's new location in short time with
out further trouble.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-11

at all times, reached consideration of
the Molsberry bill, or rather the sub
stitute which the senate passed, that
committee quickly turned it down and
The supreme court reporters bill
caused a great deal of feeling. 1t is
that before that bill was
disposed of it became a factional fight
and that there We're persons working
for or against it largely for personal
reasons. At any rate when the bill
on the floor of the house on report
for passage there was much bitterness
displayed. AT first the judiciary COM
mittee and it's chairmen We're attacked
and then there was retaliation against
Reporter Salinger who was unmerciful-
ly scored for his lobbying among MEM
bers during the sessions of the house.
1t appears that after that feature of
the bill which prolonged the term of
the present incumbent was stricken
out by the senate he sought to have
the whole thing postponed and finally
But however this may be
the bill gave rise to some sharp words
in the house as we'll as in the senate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-11
PEACE RUNORS DENIED
British Government Says no Ad-
vices on Peace Subject Have
Been Received.
Morning Report That Beers Had
Accepted England's Terms
Not Confirmed.
Calling of a Cabinet Meeting
for Tomorrow Starts Fresh
Reports.

London. April 11.-Frederic Ruther-
ford Harris, former secretary OF the
British Chartered South Africa Com
pany. this morning denied the rumor
that he had received a telegram an
nouncing that the Boer leaders had ac-
cepted the British terms. The report is
entirely without foundation. The story
appears to have originated in the town
of Rontypool, adjacent to Langibly
castle.
The dispatch appearing in the Finan-
cier and Bulionist Is not confirmed
from any other quarter.
London, April 11.-From q govern
ment source the Associated Press as
certains that peace negotiations are not
expected to come to a conclusion so
quickly as the premature reports indi-
Gated, but are apt to be prolonged. The
has received no official
news bearing out the statement that
peace has been arranged.
London, April 11.-A summons was
issued this evening for cabinet meet
ing tomorrow. This circumstance
started fresh crop of rumors to the
effect that the government had received
dispatches from Kitchener on the sub
ject of peace negotiations. Should the
Beers taking part in the conference de-
eide in favor of opening peace negotia-
tions they will submit their proposals to
Kitchener, who has been instructed to
forward them immeditely to the gov
orpment
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-11
ropAYs COURT DECISIONS.
Opinions Handed Down by the su

Opinions Handed Down by the Su.
preme Court of Iowa.
Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines, April 1.-THE following
decisions were handed down by the
supreme court today:
Cone VS.. Cummings, appellant, Black
hawk Affirmed.
Foshay VS.. Shaefer, appellant, Fre-
mont Affirmed.
Bosh VS.. Jordan, appellant, Black
hawk Affirmed.
Tuttle VS.. Raish, appellant, Ply
mouth Affirmed.
Galliess vs. c., B. & Q. Railway Com
pany, appellant. Monroe. Affirmed.
Grimes, appellant, VS.. incorporated
town of Sigourney, Keokuk. Affirmed
Flam VS.. appellant, Henry. Affirmed
Newton VS.. Southwestern Mutual
Life Association, appellant, Marshall
Affirmed.
City of Burlington, appellant, vs
Fear, Des Moines. Affirmed.
Blumenthall Bros. & Co. vs. Culver
appellant, Woodbury.. Affirmed.
Warmer VS.. city of Cedar Rapids. ap-
pellant, Linn Reversed.
Swanson VS.. Keokuk & Western
Railroad Company, appellant, Appa
moose. Reversed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-11
Good Bowling Record.

Davenport, April 11.-Hugh Bart
yesterday afternoon at he alleys of the
Davenport Outing club broke the rec
ord for those alleys made by Norman
Vincent over year ago by one point.
He ran up score of 26S points, max
ing four strikes, one spare, five strikes
and one spare. The former record Of
267 points was made by Norman Vim
cent Feb. 13, 1901. Since that time
the players at the Outing club have
been trying to reach or better this
score, but have ben unable to do so.
Mr.. Barr has for long time been
accredited as one of the best players
on the alleys and has made some good
scores both in matches and in indi-
vidual games.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-11
MILLER CONFESSED.
Admits Killing of Carrie NJ. Jennett
and Gives the Details of the Horrible


and Gives the Details of the Horrible
Crime.
Detroit, Mich, April 11.-Prof. JOS
eph Miller today confessed to COM
mitting the murder of Carrie M. Jen-
nett. Miller said he had Illicit rela-
tions with the girl and was respons
sible for her condition. He said he
offered to send her to a lying-in hos
pital, but she refused to go, insisting
that he leave his family and go
to some other city with her. This he
would not do. Wednesday night when he
started from the house for the lodge
meeting he had an engagement with
the girl and intended to kill her. He
took the hatchet found by the officer
Yesterday in his closet with him. He
met the girl at the appointed place and
walked to where the killing was done.
Miller says they sat down on the side
walk and talked for while. The girl
urged him to abandon his family and
leave the city with her. He then
whipped out the hatchet and struck
her In the head. When asked why he
mutilated her so. Miller said he had
no recollection of anything after the
first blow until he found himself wip-
ing the blood off his hatchet on the
grass in a vacant lot