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New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

Goals earned-Rockaway. IL. Lakewood 3D. s. Allowed
by handicap-Lakewood 3D. Z Lost by penalties-Lake-
ID, z goal. Net score-Rockaway. IL; Lakewood
I'd. 9%. Earned goals for Rockaway-R- La Montague.
tr r J. Collier. y. F. Savage 3; F. s. COnover 1.
Earned goals Lakewood 2d-Seward Carey. 1: R. L.
Herbert H. Proctor. l. Referee-R l. Barstow.
Timekeeper-E. ". Elliott
The final match in the series for the Herbert
Trophies will be played between Rockaway and the
Gould team Thursday. and Saturday the
Gould team and Bryn Mawr will meet in the finals
for the Georgian Court cups presented by Mrs
George J. Gould.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
The summary of the
should rightfully have.
mornings match follows /:

A curious feature Of the foregoing score is that
In spite Of the complicated system of point max
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FoR TODAY

FIRST RACE-THE ST NICHOLAS HURDLE One
and one-half miles hurdles.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
AuIomobllcs.

For other sports see eleventh page
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
PRESIDENT IS REVENGE[
Orders Young Priest Elected from
Guatemala of a
Fancied Slight.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 11.-Rev. Fran
els Muno8.. a Spanish priest of Guatemala,
who was deported by order OF the govern
ment, has arrived here on the steamer
Acapulco. He came without bag or bag
gage, having been decoyed on board the
steamer and then refused permission to go
ashore. The young priest declares that be
does not know the reason for his election
from the country, where he had been labor
ing for the last FIVE years. His friends can
give no reason except the possible revenge
Of the president of Guatemala, Manuel Es-
trada Canerara, which is due to an incident
that occurred last January, when the presi-
dent visited the town in which Munoz was
stationed. The visit was unannounced and
no preparations had been made to receive
Canerara, who, it is said. expected an ova
ton. Soon afterward Archbishop Casanova
was given a splendid reception in the same
town. The apparent slight to himself Is
alleged to have greatly angered President
Canerara.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
GATES MAY BE TRAIN RoBBER
officers Believe Man Arrested mt SUI
periOr was Connected with
st. Joseph Job.

SUPERIOR, Neb.. April 10.-Cspecial)-
James Malone Of the Burlington secret
service came here from Lincoln this morn
ing and took to Lincoln the suspect who
was arrested by the Superior police Mon
day. He is positive that the man is one
Of the four robbers who held up the Bur
lington train Just outside of st. Joseph last
Friday morning. Detective Mcintosh Of the
Pinkerton agency at Kansas City was also
here and he is equally positive that the
suspect is one of the four men wanted for
the st. Joseph Job. W. b.. Richey Of the
Burlington detective force at st. Joseph
came here to take a look at the man. He
is also Of the opinion that the mar is one
Of the St. Joseph party. The man gives
his name as John Gates and when arrested
had a new revolver, a black cloth mask
and a gold watch in his possession.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
It's Easy to Dys"l'h RR aHs GS 1th DYES
DENIES THE CORNER THEORY
Says stock Is Avail
able to Borrowers.

NEW YORK, April 11.-Louisville &
Nashville was the feature Of today's stock
market. as II was yesterday, but today the
rumors thatfa corner had been arranged to
squeeze shorts gave way to reports that
the stock was being bought in order to Sc
cure control Of the company.
The corner theory for the advance in
the shares was dissipated by a statement
from President Keppler to the effect that
"he had been assured that there was no
intention to corner the Louisville g Nash
willie stock and the stock would be avail
able to borrowers
Nothing was apparent today beyond
heavy transactions in the stock to indicate
that anyone was buying for control and
nothing could be learned as to the identity
Of the supposed purchasers, except that
the speculative world connected the move
ments OF the stock within the last two OF
three days with the announcement made
on Monday by the Louisville & Nashville
directors that the company had acquired a
majority interest in the Atlanta, Knoxville
& Northern railroad, which when completed
will. run from Knoxville to Jellico. Thu
statement was made at that time that this
purchase put the Louisville road into com.
petition with the Southern railway between
Olnclnndll, hnOANllle anu AtlaDta.
The Southern Is a property with which
J. p. Morgan & Co. are connected. and to.
day II was reported that Southern interests
desired a controlling interest in Louisville
These reports. however, we're denied BY
Samuel Spencer. president of the Southern
who said he knew nothing OF such inten.
ton on the part Of his road.
Late in the day J. s. Bache & Co. mad
public a brief cable correspondence whicl
they had with the Rothschllds Of London
They announced that they sent the follow
ing to the RothschIlds: we hear contro
OF Louisville secured by Morgan, VIII.
bought your holdings a, lis. Can YOU con
Arm or deny?"
The reply was as follows: I'VE have re
ceiyed your cablegram. We know sbso
lutely nothing about reported negotiation
between Morgan and Louisville company.
The trading in the stock all day was YER
active. II opened az lis; yesterdays clos
sold down to 1Ish and then advanced I
l22h. after which IL receded again 10 120A
In the afternoon the stock sold back I
1lsA, rose to 1904 reacted to l19h an
closed at l19H. The sales for the day wer
i56. 800 shares. exclusive Of $4,000 share
OF new stock authorized on Monday. whic
has not been listed. The total issue
$50. 600 shares.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
THEY TRULY INDICATE
TERRIBLE AND A
KIDNEY DISEASE.
ralne'S Celery Compound
Has Cured the Most Desperate
Cases and VIII AssuredIy
Danish Your Trouble.

While we would not play the part OF
llarmists and seek to brighten people by
declaring that a large majority OF them
are already victims OF kidney diseases and
liable to be hurried Into untimeiy graves
by them, still the very noticeable increase
of kidney diseases In recent years and their
virulent power, is a subject that is con
Stsntly engaging the attention Of the ablest
y medical investigators.
Have you pain in the small OF the back,
Of dull. dragging nature. but often acute
and severe? Is the urine In a disordered
state. sometimes pale in color and very
coplous, at other times high colored and
scanty. with brick sediment or with set
Ting OF mucous, offensive and foul SMELL
ing? Have you a general feeling Of lassi-
tude and weakness? Do you recognize the
fact that you are unable to perform the
same amount of mental or physical work
that you got through with months ago?
Any one OF the symptoms mentioned
point unmistakably to deadly kidney disease
In some form. DO not delay until 1t Is too
late. IL you value life begin this very day
with Paine's Celery Compound; 1t is your
only hope OF success and safety. BY the
use of this wonderful remedy tens Of thou
sands are now enjoying perfect health who
once we're victims of treacherous kidney
diseases. Read carefully the testimony OF
Mr.. Albert lowers. 81 North Thirteenth
street. Newark. N. j.:
Some two years ago l suffered with kid
ney disease, during which time l had two
doctors, neither of whom could do me any
good. 1t was not until | used Paine's Gel
cry Compound that l found relief. l had
no strength. energy or ambition. anC
was nervous and irritable. l was all run
down and lost about forty pounds. l fell
that the end was near. when a friend sug.
gested Paine's Celery Compound, and
have this great medicine to thank for my
restoration to health"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
NOT POSITIVE IT IS GOLD
Beatrice Man Finds Something which
Looks Like the Precious
Metal.

BEATRICE. Neb., April ~11.-(Special
Telegram.)-John Billings. a resident OF
this city. left a sample of black sand at
Deputy County Attorney Spafford's office
today which he thinks contains particles OF
gold. 1t was found on a farm near here,
but whose farm Mr.. Billings refuses to
divulge. The sand was left in a glass and
particles that look very much like gold can
easily be detected. Mr.. Spafford believes It
to be fools gold" but In order to find out
just what it is he sent 1t to Oman this
evening to have it asssyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
DEED OF AN INSANE WOMAN
Fires Five Bullets Into BOd of Young
Son and TheR shoots
fHcrself.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. N. Y. April 1.-THE
coroner OF this city was called late last
night to investigate the deaths Of Mrs. A.
Edward Tower and her young son. Accord
ing to information obtained by the cor
oners, Mrs. Tower shot and killed her son
and herself In a At Of temporary insanity.
Mrs. Towers husband in a wealthy and
prominent resident OF this place.
According to the eoroner's explanation
Mrs. Tower went TO her son Albert's room
and emptied a nve-ehRmber revolver into
his body. She then sat down on a bed in an
adjoining room and with another revolver
shot herself. Mr.. Tower was not at home
at the time. He was Immediately sum
moned, as we're q physician and the cor
oner. but both Mrs. Tower and her son were
dead when they arrived.
The dead boy Was IA years old. Mrs
Tower was about IS years old. She was thu
eldest daughter of B. Plat Carpenter Of
Helena. Mont. who was prominent in re-
publican politics in this state twenty years
ago. Mr.. Tower Is the proprietor Of th'
Poughkeepsie Iron works and a millionaire
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
YOUNG MAN CHANGES HIS MIND
when ArraIEned for Sentence Con-
cIudes to Withdraw His
Plea of Guilty.

HASTINGS. Neb.. April ~1l.-(special Tel
egram. )-Distric Judge Adams was called
from Minden to Hastings today to fix the
sentence of Joe Bowers. who pleadA guilty
in the county court about ten days ago to
having held up Miss Essa Hamat and robbed
her Of her purse, containing s.. When
young Bowers was taken before Judge Ad-
ans today he refused to plead guilty and
was placed in the county Jail to await
trial next June. The boys mother says
that her son was only an accomplice, IL he
was connected with the holdup at all.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
independent Telephone Association

CHICAGO. April I1.-Final sessions of the
Independent State Telephone association
are being held here today. The program
includes addresses by the president of the
association. w. H. Crumb of Chicago;
Jeuett shoe, Lexington. Ky: H. s. Kerr,
Ottumwa, Ia; II f. Ralston. Marysville,
No; A. /. Hutchinson. Weyauwega, Wis,
and z. B.. Fisher, Grand Rapids.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
Suspect Former Beatrice Man.

BEATRICE. Neb., April ~I1.-(Special Tel
egram.)-will C. Jones. who is under arrest
at Detroit, Mich, alleged to be the MUIR
derer Of George H. Haywood, resided in
this city for a number Of years, having
moved from here to Lincoln a few years
ago. He was not considered a bad char
acter while living here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12

been at the head Of the schools here was
reelected principal. Miss Margaret Bur
rows Of Iowa. Miss johnson Of Peru. Neb..
and the Misses Dodge, Williams. o'Connor.
Francis aud Bowen Of this city are the
rest OF the teachers elected.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
MILLER CONFESSES MURDER
Musician fsyi He Killed Carrie Jennstt
with Ratchet.
RESPONSIBLE FOR GIRLS CONDITION
says she ImpIored Him TO Leave His
Family for Her and He Planned
Meeting with Murder
in view.

DETROIT, Mich, April 11.-Prof. Joseph
NJ. Miller. at II O'Clock confessed to COM
hitting the murder Of Carrie NJ. Jennett.
After being in the sweat box one hour
and twenty minutes Miller broke down and
confessed to the crime. Assistant Prose-
cutor Merriam. three officers and the offcial
stenographers Of the police department were
present. Miller said that he had Illicit re-
lations with the girl and was responsible
for her condition. He said he offered to
send Miss Jennett to a lying-in hospital.
but she refused, insisting that he leave his
family and go to some other city with
her.
Wednesday night. when he started from
home for the lodge meeting, he had an en-
gagement with the girl and intended TO kill
her. He took the Ratchet found by the
officers yesterday in his kitchen with him.
He secreted this on Seventh street on his
way to the meeting.
When he left the lodge rooms he secured
the Ratchet again and proceeded to the
corner of Fourteenth and Warren avenues.
where he met Miss Jennett. They walked
over to Thirteenth street and out TO where
the killing was done. Miller says they sat
down on the sidewalk and talked for a
while, the girl urging him to abandon his
family and leave the city with her.
He then whipped out the Ratchet 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 wiping the blood
off his Ratchet on the grass in the vacant
lot.
Meeting is range
Monday night Miller said he had arranged
4 with Miss Innnatt In maat hpF ~ tho ror-
ner Of Warren avenue and Fourteenth
street about II o'clock Wednesday night,
They we're to discuss what had best be
done In view OF the expected birth. HI
said he fixed the hour at IL o'clock because
he had to attend a meeting of the Wolver.
inc circle, while she said she was going tc
a committee meeting at Garland Rebekat
lodge.
when did you make up your mind tC
kill the girl?" Miller was asked.
Last Wednesday afternoon" he an.
swered, II was thinking of what could bt
done and of my being married and will
a family when my eye fell on a Ratchet VI
at the house. 1t seemed to tell the wa!
out of the trouble, and the idea of killinl
the girl swept over me with Irresistible
force then. l felt that had to do some,
thing" he went on in a lower tone. d"
felt that / had to get rid of her. She love-
me and was continually chasing me. If
gave a concert anywhere she was sure t.
be in the neighborhood."
This in brief is the story of the murder
A stenographic record of the questions ant
answers was made. Throughout the recita
Miller was remarkably calm. betraying n
emotion and but comparatively slight ner
vousness. He gulped constantly over tn
questions and passed his hands over hi
bald head a great deal. but a person seein
him through the window and not hearin
what he was saying would scarcely hav
guessed he was confessing to a horribl
crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
Teacher. for Wood River Named.

WOOD RIVER. Neb.. April n.-(speeisi.l
The school board met last evening ami
elected teachers for the ensuing year. J..
Z. Beard. Who for the last three years has
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12

T indicates trace OF p~recipitation.
L A WELSH.
Local Forecast Onneial.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12

stOrE Brewing eOmpany's fine Book beer
81 zap Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
FAIR WEATHER FOR NEBRASKA
Higher Temperature, Southeast winds
and Fair Also Promised
for Sunday.

WASHINGTON. April 11.-Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday:
For Nebraska, North and South Dakota
Fair Saturday and Sunday; warmer Sun
day; southwest winds.
For Iowa-Fair Saturday and probably
Sunday; north winds.
For Notwithstanding cloudiness Sat-
urday; Sunday fair in east. showers and
cooler in west portion; variable winds. be-
coming northwest.
For Kansas-Showers in south, fair in
north. cooler in east portion Saturday; Sun
day showers.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF H WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA. April 11.-Ohicial record of tenn
perature and precipita ton compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
years:
Maximum temperature e. 81 50 "A 20
Minimum temperature .. 81 A % 40
e1sc7n, ;sT1Srature .. g g g 8
| Record Of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for this day and since March /,
1902:
Normal temperature 40
Total excess since March 1................l 69
Normal precipitation .....,,, 10 inch
| Deficiency for the day ......... 10 inch
Total precipitation since March l.. .95 inch
Deficiency since March L.. 1.52 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1901 -. .O9 inch
Deficiency for cor. period. 1890. 81 inch
Reports from AuOA al Z y. N.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12

am happy to say that II is the best medicine
that / ever used. / am not nervous. My
appetite Is good, everything l eat agrees
with me and l am feeling better in every
way. / think Peruna is a Godsend to
women and a blessing to suffering human
ity." MRS. MARY IL. SAMPSON.
II you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use Of Peruna.
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving a
full statement of your case. and he win be
pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
Miss HELEN WHITMAN

business oA "ohhth
Mrs. Mary Z. Sampson, West Derry,
Rockingham county, N. H., writes:
81 had terrible headache aSf / was nerv-
Gus all the time; also h6cN trouble each
month: was deaf in one ear for thirty
years. J took six bottles OF .Peruna and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
BEWARE SPRING CATARRH!
Tired Feelings, Aching Bones, LaSStude, DrOWSneSS,
Fatigue, Nervousness, SIGOpI0SSn0SS.
[PE-RU-NA A SURE SPECIFIC.
Tonic for Broken-Down system.

AOhiN " hENHth-Dp"" -
Mrs. NJ. E. Jenkins, 1873 Goyean street,
windsor, Ont, President OF Victoria Lodge,
Queens Daughters, writes:
II heartily endorse Peruna as an excel
lent tonic for a weak and broken-down
woman. for such | was before | began TAX
ing Peruna. and 1t really worked wonders
with my system. My health Is excellent
now. and whenever ! feel languid or nerv-
Gus l TAKE a few doses of Peruna and it
goes right to the spot. A number OF my
friends have taken 1t and are universal in
its praise"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12
MRS. NJ. E. JENKINS.
For TINT Tired Feeling.

Miss Helen Whitman, SoSta Grand ave-
nue., Milwaukee, Wis. writes:
There is nothing like Peruna for that
tired feeling. which gives you no ambition
for work or play. After a prolonged Ill
ness about a year ago, l felt unable to re-
gain my health, but four bottles Of Peruua
made a wonderful change and restored me
to perfect health. AS long as you keep
your blood in good condition you are all
right, and Peruna seems to I'LL the veins
with pure, healthful blood. | thoroughly
endnrsn Il "
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-12

Fifty Krag-Jorgensen rifles were sent to-
day as a portion Of the equipment OF the
engineering and signal corps recently or
ganized at Fremont. This is the first con-
signment Of United States magazine rifles
sent out to a company Of the Nebraska
guard.
Captain Harry ]. Peck Of Company D Of
the First regiment, Weeping Water, has
been granted a leave Of absence of three
months.
william A. Jones. who Is under arrest
in Detroit, Mich. for the murder of George
II. Haywood. bOokkeeper for the Michigan
Malleable Iron works. formerly lived in
this city. He was the proprietor Of a
shooting gallery and was connected with
several other enterprises of like character.
His wife lives with her father. J. F,
Snyder. at 1870 o street.
Articles Of Incorporation OF the Phoenix
and and Cattle company OF Council Bluffs
were recorded in the secretary Of states
once today, The company is capitalized
for 100000 and it's ineorporatorS are.
Augustus W.. Clarke. Henry F. Clarke and
Henry T. Clarke. j.
, 1902-04-10
The Live Stock War.

One reading the Salt Lake dali
lies during the past week would
arrive at the conclusion that every
sheepman in the Big Piney coun-
try had been butchered by their
enemies, the cattlemen. One ac-
count had it that the Hill broth
ers. sheepmen of Utah, were kill
ed. together with 1900 of their
s-,ep. representative Black. who
is in the city from Big Piney. says
that trouble has occurred in that
locality between the contending
forces, but that it only reached
the point of forceful evacuation
of the Hockmasters. The sheep
men crossed the dead line and
on refusing to recross they were
set upon by a number of cattle
men and beat a hasty retreat.
News Register.
, 1902-04-10
Carbon Coal Nine On Fire.

Carbon, Wyoming April 2, 1902.
The fire that has been smould-
ering in the old No. 2 coal mine
of the Union Pacific here, broke
out afresh yesterday aud a force
of men is now engaged in walling
up the mouth of the fan shaft
through which the smoke and
flames are issuing. About 20
years ago n fire started in No. 2,
and, being unable to get control
OF 1t, the company walled up the
shaft. At intervals of two or
three years the fire has broken
out in new places and for five
consecutive years it has burned
steadily, the smoke coming from
the summit of II hill gave il the
appearance of n volcano. The fire
has undermined the country for Il
radius of a half mile and miners
say it will probably burn for an
indefinite period.
, 1902-04-10
Longest ~Tramway in the World.

The contract for the machinery
of an aerial wire rope tramway
connecting the Ferris Haggarty
group of mines with the Boston
Wyoming smelter at Grand En-.
campment, Wyo., has been let to
the A. Leschen a. Sons Rope
Company, of st, Louis, Mo, says
Dun's Review. The tramway is
to be built according to the Les.
chen Company's patents and will
operate automatically in receiving
and discharging. 1t will he Is
miles long, the longest aerial tram.
way in the world. There are nu-
merous tramways of the Leschen
Company's patent automatic type
now in successful operation
throughout the mining regions
Laramie Republican.
, 1902-04-10
SARATOGA VALLEY
STOCK ASSOCIATION.
Meets in Ballard Library and Elects Of
Acsrs for Coming Year.

The annual meeting of the
Saratoga Valley Stock Association
was held on Monday in the Bal
lard Library, and the following
officers elected for the ensuing
year.
President, /. NJ. CONFESS.
Secretary, E. j. FONTS.
Treasury, Winthrop Condict.
The report of the Treasurer and
Secretary which showed the As
ISOLATION TO be in a thriving con-
dition we're read and approved
and several new members were
received into it.
Several questions were brought
before the meeting of great inter
est to the stockmen Of the valley,
including the proposition to pay
a bounty for the destruction of
wolves. A number of the men,
bers report losses from wolves
and there was n general desire to
have the matter taken up and de-
cided at the next meeting. There
are only a few of the stockmen of
the valley that do not belong to
the Association and il seems al
most certain that they will join if
it will offer n reward for wolves.
1t was decided to call a special
meeting for June 2Ist at 10 a. III.
in the Ballard Library hall to dis
uss and settle this question, and
to give all stockmen who do not
already belong, the opportunity
to join it.
Any reputable stockman "A
join by paying one dollar, and all
subsequent assessments are made
on the number of cattle and iiors-
es owned by each member. which
makes the expense very small
to small stockmen. The Associa.
ton offers a reward of $4,000 for
the evidence hat will secure the
conviction of anyone stealing or
killing horses or cattle belonging
to its members, and is for the pur.
pose of protecting and aiding in
every possible manner the stock
interests of the valley.
, 1902-04-10

An English Brake.

The Kuykendall- Wilson Devel-
opment Company have purchased
in Denver and had shipped to
this point an English Brake for
the use of prospective settlers
who may come to look over the
country. 1t is a four horse con-
veyance, the body of which sets
nearly ms high as the top of a
coach, and makes an excellent
point of vantage from which to
view the surroundings. It's seat
ing capacity is IA persons, and is
an all around neat looking affair.
Sisson & Orville will have charge
of the rig, and furnish the horses
and driver for parties.
, 1902-04-10
Tramway Pullsys.

Monday three more of the large
spools of wire for the Tramway,
from inc smelter to the Ferris
Haggarty mine, came in from the
railroad and were taken on up to
Encampment Tuesdny. These
spools are immense affairs weigh
ing in the neighborhood of nine
tons. They use special broad tir-
ed wagons for hauling this ma
chinery but even then the wheels
have a tendency to find bottom ON
every possible occasion. The
work on the Tramway is progress
ing rapidly and is being pushed
with all possible speed. Five
miles of the towers have been
completed.