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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
S STRANGLED TO DEATH
Man Accused of wife Murder Hangs
Himself to = Door
Knob.

CLEVELAND, o., April 2T-Martin
Lynch, who was arrested a few days ago,
charged with the murder of his wife at the
home Of the couple. 500 Tod street, COM
mitted suicide early today in his cell at the
county jail by hanging himself from the
door knob.
The knob was not more than three feet
from the floor. Lynch had carefully tied a
sheet to the knob and then the other end
about his neck. In order to accomplish his
purpose 1t was necessary for him to sit
down on the floor of his cell and slowly
strangle to death.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
eraphophone az = n.rr.,n.

FOR sALE-LAteHt model type. A. O.
combination gr~aphophons, which plays both
large and small records; list price, 5000.
This is especially designed for concert pur-
poses. having q thirty-siI-inch horn and
stand. II also includes twenty large Ed
son records and carrying case Of twenty
four records. The machine Is entirely new
and has never been used. WIN sell At q
bargain. Address X So. in care Of The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
BRESSLER MAY BE A cANpIDATE
Wayne COunty nate Urged for
Place of state Treasurer ON
Republican Ticket.

John 7. Bressler Of Wayne. former state
senator and we'll known In state politics,
was In Omaha Saturday. Some OF Mr..
Bressier's friends have suggested his name
in connection with the republican nomlnA-
tion for state treasurer and he u seriously
considering becoming a candidate before
the convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
Police Stop Game.

What promised to be a one-sided game OF
Sixteenth and Pinkney streets yesterday
afternoon. The game was between two
teams from the Union Pacific railroad head
quarters, namely, Bucks Beauties of the
transportation ONCE and the Sterling
silvers OF the freight auditors ONCE. At
. TO o In favor OF the Beauties. Then the
policeman had his inning. He had an
order from Mr.. Kountze TO stop the game.
The same teams will play next Saturday
afternoon at the RiverVleW park Erounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
MortaIi,r stati.nc..

The following births" and deaths have
been reported at the ONCE Of the Board OF
Health during the twenty-four hours end
ing Saturday noon:
B~irths-EdWtn L. Mathies. IL South Elev-
dette street, giui; George Benson, Eleventh
and lizard streets, boy.
Deaths-BRbl Thonfsen, 2547 Chicago
street, aged III bays Montreville Gray. 256l
Marcy street. ICED 81 years; Catherine X.
Bird, 221 HOaard street. aSsd Il years
J W. Roe. ~ Douglas street aged Il
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Friday,
April rs:
Warranty Deeds.

<ApAA 90
warranty Deeds.
J. J. Mcneil. ;r.,, ct al to Alexander
Joseph Leis and wife to NJ. Leis, lot
Il; block 4. Improvement Association
O.. D.. Bells and wife to Anna e. |'OO
Swanson. lots Is and II, block %.
W. e.. Gre and wife to +. B. Barnes. $50
lot 16. block 2, Plainview add......... $50
w. L~andkammer and wife to William
LANCE. lot IS, Cunningham & BIS
J.. II. Ridge and wife to j. r. Snyder,
lot %, block Is, West End add. 80. 5.525
Priscilla A. Smith and husband to p.
D.: Smith, 1 acre in taxlot 2 in
Fanny Pracht and husband to Nellie "
johnson, lots to is. block 81,
Emma S. seizie ct al to w. X. Ander-
son, e- feet lot 2, block 60. Omaha. 1000
r; F. Dunton to II. G. Nelson. lot 10,
J. F. Miles and wife to John Fit1. Low
patrick, ms lot 4, block S5l, Omaha 1900
Haze. taxiot Is in io-1S-is. .'....... 400
Terezie Vocasek and husband to v.
H. Hanzlicek, s4A lot 10, block 2.
Harold clifford and husband to Han
nah 8. Archibald, WAC feet Of es4
feet lots 1 and 2. block 2, shinn's
Eta w. Pratt and husband to X. A. -"
Mcshane, lot 10, block 4. Alamo
Alice Copson to catharine Roy, part
lots 1 and 2, Redick's I'd add. $50
Quit Claim Deeds.
United States Supply company to WI
mona Savings bank, wis feet of esq
feet of sz lot 40, Gtse's add.........., !
j. J, Mcneil, jr., ct al to Alexander
Beck, lot 4. block 1, Shinn's add. !
D. w. Morrow and wife to r, L.
Honey. lot s, Missouri Avenue Place l
Special commissioner to Frank Dale,
lot 2, block 357, South Omaha........ ..,..
Total amount of transfers. ......... SIC, sos
INSTRUMENTS placed on file Saturday,
April 26:
warranty Deeds.
C. II. Frederick and wife to G. A.
FI rindfSsS5s to lG5 4 and %ifa to e e. j. Il"
Hastings, sh lot s, block 2, Kirk
wood add. 1,2So
South Omaha Land Company ct al to
Mamie Kolar. lot ls, block 3, Spring
L. Y. Morse and wife to Isabel w.
Robbins, lots to II, block 2; lots l
TO IL. block 8; lots 3, 8. to II,
block and lots 10 to "a. block !,
Morse & BIS add. 2
South Omaha Investment company to
William Schwartz, lot 10, block 5.
McGaYock & O'K.'s add .............. 400
Omaha, Realty company to Anna
Schmidt eh lot II, block g. Kountz ,oo
Anna schmidt to n. P. Dodge, IT,
Nellie P. Monroe and husband to
Sarah f.. Robson, lot s. block ",
loves ADD S'VV
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
General Conference M. ID. Church,
south Dallas, Tex., May u
June q. 1902.

For this annual meeting the Chicago
Great Western railway will on May 4
5 sell through excursion tickets TO Dallas.
good to return June Z, at one fare plus
81 for the round trip. For further infor-
nation apply to any Great Western agent,
or ]. r. Elmer. O.. p. A., Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
Diets Club Wins Game.

The Omaha Field club and c.. N. DietE
base ball teams met on the Field club
grounds yesterday for the opening game
OF the season. The game was fast and
resulted in almost a@shutout for the Field
club, whose runs were made when David
son let down In the ninth inning. The
battery work OF Davidson and Kari was
very effective. Score by innings:
FisiS sI-Ss..:."%..s sSSS666Ei
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
StIII Keeps 1T Up.

During a period Of poor health some
time ago / got a trial bottle Of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers," says Justice Of the
Peace Adam Shook OF New Lisbon. Ind.
II took them and they did me 80 much
good l have used them ever since" Safe,
reliable and gentle. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers neither grippe nor distress, but slim
ulate the liver and promote regular and
easy action Of the bowels.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28

Send articles OF Incorporation. notices Of
stOokholdsrt' meetings. etc. to The Bee
We will give them proper legal insertion.
Bee telephone. 23S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
Chat with General Brooke.

II had a short chat with General
Brooke enroute from Washington to Bal
timore, and expressed the hope that II a
change were made in the command Of the
army that he would be promoted to the
vacated place. General Brooke, however,
insists that no such prospect is before
him, as he is to retire in about three
months and has no idea that a new COM
msnder will be installed for such a short
period. He said, however, that he hoped
to revisit Omaha some time"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28

shAmpoOing n hair dressnE. CSC. at the
BATTERY, 2ls-22o Bee BUILDING. Tel. ITIG.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28

stillman 4 Price. stt'ys. law. collections.
A. p. LIllis. notary. 20 U. s. Nat. Tel. l12O.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28

shampooing and hairdressing. Csc. at the
Battery, 216-220, Bee Building. Tel. IT'S.
Publish your legal notices In The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 23S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
Hers Hotel Project.

During his stay in New York Mr.. MUIR
ply met P. e. Tier. who is working on his
hotel project, and was shown the rough
sketches dawn by the architect employed
by Mr.. Her, who, by the way, was also
the architect Of the w~aldorf-Astoria. Mr..
Hers project contemplates tearing out the
building on the corner Of Sixteenth and
Howard and the building adjoining it on
the east running through to the alley and
erecting In their place an L-shaped fire.
proof structure seven or eight stories
high, to be used as a hotel in conjunc-
ton with the other buildings that now
make up the Tier Grand. The new in
vestment is expected to call for an outlay
of about $500, 900, and Mr.. Her had assur-
ances that the financial part had been ar
ranged He had had Mr.. Dean of the
Baltimore hotel at Kansas City, with
whom he is negotiating for a lease OF the
property. down to New York to consult
with him and the architect, and expressed
himself as satisfied that the project would
be ready to launch within ten days or two
weeks,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
OMAHA BUSINESS IN EAST
Victor Rosewater Brings Home Information
of Local Interest,
STREET RAILWAY MERGER IS IMMINENT
MIR. Hers Hotel Project ContempIRtcs
Investment aud Promises TO
Go Through.

While in the east" said Victor Rose.
water. who returned yesterday from a fort
nights absence in New York, Baltimore
and Washington, Il met a number OF
Omaha people from whom | gathered sew
eral points Of information OF interest to
Omaha. A conference Of capitalists was
held in New York the first part Of the
week in connection with the consolidation
Of the local street railway corporations
which was attended. among others, by
Frank Murphy. w. V. Morse and Senator
Willard. The scheme for a complete con-
solidation for all Of the franchise corpora
lions seems to have been superseded by a
plan to merge only the Omaha Street
Railway company and the Omaha ana
Council Bluffs Railway and Bridge com
pany, which would mean the consolidation
Of the street railway interests of Omaha,
South Omaha and Council Bluffs. While the
scheme has not yet been consummated.
l was told that progress had been made
and that the final steps are expected be-
fore long.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28
school Teachsrs' Meeting.

There was a we'll attended meeting OF
the teachers Of the public schools at the
high school building yesterday forenoon.
Two papers Of considerable interest were
read. The first was by Miss Herman and
dealt with the question Of beautifying
school grounds. To this paper Miss Tur-
ner responded. Second on the program
was q paper by Miss Theresa o'Tooie en-
titled "The Ideal school Room. This pa
per was responded to by Miss Chapman.
Following the reading OF these papers
and the discussions there was a meeting OF
eighth grade teachers. Matters OF general
interest to the teachers were discussed at
this meeting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
MINING STOCK MARKET.
Business OF the Week a Gratifying
One-Prices Strong.

The record for the past week on the
mining exchange has been most graft
flying one. all things considered. As
compared with the week before when the
volume OF business done nearly equaled
the entire month of May. the record of
snaTes and 81. AZ 81. Yesterdays single
session developed the sale of 1850 shares.
with a selling value OF SSl.S40.S7, while the
totals for the week were 24S. 30 shares
and 800 S57 81 Trading has been largely
confined TO the higher priced stocks,
though the little fellows have had no real
cause to complain of the interest shown
IN them Interest centered chiefly in
Daly-West, with Daly-Judge a close sec
ono, while Wabash. the new and husky
candidate for favor, with its home III the
same camp, unquestionably carried off
the palm for third place, though neither
II nor Daly-Judge is a listed stock
Inc triShttul accident at the Daly-West
had the ERECT of momentarily causing
alarm in the ranks of tfse shareholders
ana Tor a day 1t looked as though a dis
astrous fan in the price of its shares
would result. Confidence returned as
quickly as IL sped, however. and the
close finds ii in sharp demand at So. 80
per share, with every assurance that it
VIII greatly exceed that figure during the
coming week.
Daiy-Judge, without a suspicion of
boom news from the management has
advanced So a share. the street reporting
sales during the afternoon at S1I. so, and
only limited amount coming out at that
figure.
Wabash has advanced from 81. 25 to 81 SO
a share, and the knowing ones are pre-
dieting much higher prices, as the con-
d1tlon of the mine is now such that SEN
sational developments may occur at any
moment
Ajax closes the week over lie higher
than 1t opened, Carisa has kept il close
company, while Consolidated Mercur has
chung closely to the s. mark Century
has moved up &c a share to 3S55c, while
california, after squirting up to sc, has
fallen off again and closes with sales at
a little over 1Sc.
May Day has shown up in better form
for the last half of the week and against
a close on Monday at 1714c bid, 1t is now
commanding 20c.
Northern Light has Spurted from &c to
5asc, Sacramento remains pra cticaily sta
tionary around 32c. and Sunshine still does
business at a little above PIC.
Mammoth, Lower Mammoth South
Swansea and Uncle Sam are all fraction
ally lower than they were at the begin
ming of the week. as is also Yankee Con-
solidated. None OF the other participating
stocks has suffered to any material ex-
tent and the week closes with a strong
undertone to the market.
Yesterdays record of final quotations
and sales registered follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
PAYMENT OF IRON CLAIMS.
The Miner Syndicate Will Pay Out
S45 900 Next Week.

The short time option recently ac-
quired by Colonel S. 3. Miner and as
sociates on the Taylor estates seven
iron claims In Iron county expired yes
terday, when $4,000 should have been
paid to close the bargain. Colonel Mil
ner and John c. Cutler. jr., got to-
gether, however, and as a result the
time for final payment has been ex-
tended eighteen months. At the time
the property was tied up, the Colorado
Fuel & Iron company was on the verge
of landing il, and it was due to the
prompt action of Colonel Miner that
his syndicate's territory was not in
Vaded by that corporation.
Under the terms by which the option
was yesterday extended, a payment of
$4,000 must be made before the end of
next week, $4,000 six months later, and
the final payment one year from Feb
ruary next. What Roadway is being
made in the negotiations involving the
entire property of the Miner syndicate
could not be learned, though it is be-
lieved that the presence in this city of
p. L. Kimberley has some connection
with the undertaking that will develop
later.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20

Price; lots Sc and %, block 2 Psr.
use ADDITION $3.50. al e
John I. Beckstead 10 WiIEs1,,- r--i----
", acres IN the southeast l--oSS'
Ter OF section y TOWNSHIP . . y -
range 1 west - S'U'n,
'o 1.-a,,- Alden TO Elizabeth Card
Wen lots IS and %, block 3 -So-
wood Place -. - ->oI-
John J. COrum ct al. 10 Mr. 1,.-.---
mer- > feet by 10 rods in -
northwest quarter of sec+iC--,
township south. range v-est %
T. l. RaybOuld to John V ~
az, part OF lot 5. block ]. Mar a
Glenn r Boutwell, to J. VT
townsend, 2lzx5 rods north
from the southeast corner of H.
olock a, plat 9 ..-..--. -
a. cotton TO Idaho Investment co.
pany, y rods by 153 feet sOUthv-esr
from the northeast corner Of Io-
block 70. plat q .....-..-- %
Jonn INK 10 Eli GregSon. Ior q ana
the north u feet OF lot 81 bl0,l- ~
Highland Park II A.
George Osmond to Ledyard n n
ley, 2-2XlO rods northeast f-o-,
rods north of the southwest Con-
or lot >. block 81. plat r
l.; W snow TO William NTrrDIr-
60N15Z feet southwest from or ~.
east, 20 feet south of the nom
west corner Of block 4. pIat IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
Building Permits.

Building permits issued during the
week:
Leopold Goldberg, $3.50 Com
mercial street, business blocks 5000
E. NJ. Smell. Victoria place. ad-
dition second story . 1000
Thomas Hodges, Eighth East.
between Eighth and Ninth
South, brick cottage - 1000
Frank Nj. Wilson, "a East Sec
Ond South, brick addition
business block " 40 900
W. G. Sears. 752 East Second
South, frame addition. -. zoo
Bishop George Romney. "a South
First West, brick residence -. 5000
E H. Callister, @ street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth,
brick residence ...-..... 5000
F. H. Hartman, $40 South First
West, frame addition - AGO
John Murphy. 1425-27-29 Elev-
enth East, three brick cot
tageS -------------- ------------ SUOV
Bishop A. Leonard, 444 East
First South, frame Office 80. 500
Twenty-ninth ward l. D. S.
meeting house ......... 5000
Miss Maud May Babcock. Elev-
enth East. between Second and
Third South. brick cottage 49, 1,500
Federal building, corner Main
and Market streets ......... SOC, 900
TOTAL ....-.-..-. --.-..-.-..- S564s bOO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
Boston mining Stocks.


The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
YESTERDAY IN receipt OF twenty cars Of
ore from Stockton and two from Tonopah-
NJ II; Hennessy, one of the shift bosses
A. the DAILY W est. came down from camp
Friday night and returned this morning,
The Conklin sampling works yesterday
reported the receipt of a car of copper
ore from Council, Ida, and a lot of Stag
from the De Lamar mill. at De Lamar,
E. P. Jennings. general manager of the
Coconino company's big copper bonanza
over the line in ARIZONA, came in yester-
CAV 10 meet Mr. Kimberley. one OF the
heayy owners in the proposition
Joan Dansmore, the well known Park
city miner, who has been in the hospital
suffering with broken leg for several
return 70 camp again in a day or two,
The organization of the new California
company did not take place last even
ing as scheduled, owing to the unavoid-
able absence OF some of those who were
70 participate An adjournment was
taken till Tuesday night in consequence.
The directors of the Union Mercantile
company of Mercur held meeting in
this city yesterday afternoon and decided
70 rebulid the store that was recently de-
stroyed in the fire that wiped out the
town, and carry on the business as in
the past.
Manager NJ NJ. Johnson returned yes
Samuel Newhouse's Cactus copper bo-
nanza out of Frisco He reports that
every round of holes fired in any of the
numerous drifts and cross-cuts dis
close just that lnuch more ore.
Manager George Moore has returned
from the Sunshine, where he reports the
new mill now treating 40 tons of crude
ore daily Another monster body of ore
that will average $3.50 per ton in gold has
Just been encountered in raise from the
300 level in the incline shaft that adds
materially to the mines wonderful re-
serves.
The Sacramento company's new mill in
the Mercur district went into commission
yesterday morning. About the first of the
month the first cleanup of gold cyanides
will occur, and 1t will not be long till
that property viii again be earning divl-
dends for its shareholders. The plant is
designed to treat at least 100 tons of ore
daily That it will do so with ease there
is no doubt IN the world
Manager David Evans returned Friday
night from an inspection of the Great
Western and Mountain Lake properties
that join on to the western end lines of
the Daly-Judge companys possessions
Before returning he visited the latter
mine, and is reported as saying that in
his opinion it will make the greatest mine
in the famous Park City district
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
SPRING VALLEY OIL STRIKE.
American Consolidated Company Gets
Flow at Depth of o72 Feet

Just previous to his departure for
Omaha yesterday noon, Colonel Matt
"A. Dougherty was in receipt of advices
from Spring valley that caused him
to rejoice exceedingly, as he is deeply
interested in that oil region. A letter.
from the manager of the American
Consolidated Oil company related the
TACT that on Thursday last oil was en-
coGntered in the company's well on
section IA. about two and one-haIf miles
north and one and one-half miles east
of the famous Z. p. well in section n
The oil. which is described as being
Identical in quality with that in the
u. z. Wen, was struck at depth of 972
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
APRIL FOOL
DEAL CLOSED
Sale of Property to Bamberger
Syndicate Ratified.
OIL STRUCK IN SPRING VALLEY
MILNER SYNDICATE TO MAKE
HEAVY PAYMENT ON IRON.

THE final act of rounding out the
possessions of Bamberger's De La
mar Mines company was per
formed in this city yesterday morning,
when the shareholders of the April
Fool Gold Mining cNmpany met and
ratified the terms of sale previously
agreed upon by it's boaI1 of directors.
At the meeting over 431, 900 of the $780,
900 shares of capital stock were repre-
scented and voted in favor of the deal,
which gives the shareholders the snug
sum of $500, O00, or 40c a share, 70. their
holdings.
This action on the part of the April
Fool company clears the slate so far
as the requirement of ground Is con-
cerned on Mr.. Bamberger's account,
and everything is now in readiness for
carrying out the details of the NAM
moth undertaking that has been
planned for his splendid company.
The successful contamination of all
The plans involved in rounding out an
enterprise calling for the expenditure
Of millions in the few months that he
has been engaged upon it, stamps ST.
mon Bamberger as one Of the most en-
ergetic and capable operators in the
mining field today. He has accom-
plished in ninety days, or little more,
a stroke of business that most men
would count as rapid work were they
TO perform the same task in one year.
That he was able 10 turn the trick so
handily also shows the confidence that
is repOsed in his business sagacity by
the wealthy eastern operators who
Joined him. the undertaking.
The syndicate now owns what is con-
sidered to be the finest gold mining
property in the entire western coun-
try, and upon the installation of the
great power plant already under con-
struction and the additional equipment
that is being provided at the famous
De Lamar mill, there is not a shadow
of doubt that the new company will
earn magnificent dividends on its cap
ital stock of $1,000, 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
Yesterdays Sales

-AJdAs 0UUtI 0Vr2c.
Carisa, 500d261sc.
Daly-West, 10OQ$51. 50; 25@s5i. 70; 5oR
S52.25; 7OGS52. 80; 5q$52. 40 Total, go
shares
Lower Mammoth, 10aGs1. 90
Mammoth, 100ds1. 2S1S 1006s1 .2215. Total,
200 shares.
May Day. 1.5O0a191zcf !, 5OOGl9z.c; 5oO0
ly44c, seller 80; 5O0d19S<c seller 90; 5OG02Oc.
seller 30; 1OO0G20c. Total $500 shares
Northern Light, 1GO0652sc
Total. 1,500 shares.
Sunshine 5o0921c
Uncle Sam, 1,500G25hc.
California, 500G171zc; 5, I0O61sc; 5o0G1s1Le.
1.O00G1S1sc. Total, LOO shares
Century, foOqSSc; 100q3S1ac. Total, 200
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
LOCAL STOCK MARKET
Activity During the Week in
Commercial Shares-Demand
For Securities.

There has been marked activity in
the stock market the past week, the
principal movements being in Amalga-
mated Sugar preferred. Utah Sugar and
the Consolidated Wagon & Machine
preferred The Home Fire Insurance
has also come in for a share of atten-
ton There has been a large demand
for other securities. but the condition
Of the market for the past six months
remains unchanged and there have
been no deals excepting in the case Of
those mentioned. All in all, there has
never been so prosperous a condition
of the bond and stock market as ap-
pears at the present time.
Following are the latest quotations,
at selling prices and highest bids:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
Open Board

er 20.
Daly-West, 1O0G$52. 80
Daly-Judge, 100Q$1- II: 15Ods11 Is; 5000
III .lf1z; iO1q$lI 20. Total. 600 shares
May Day, 500d191Ic
Northern Light 1.OO0G51kc
Sacramento, 7O0G32c.
California, 500G1S4e; 5O0G1Ssc. Total.
loo shares
Century. 1OOqSSlzc; 2OO@Ss4c. Total. 500
shares.
Wabash, 1OOGs1 So; 2OOa$1. 481k: 5oOas1. 40;
1O0lDS1- 50; 5OOdS1. 475k. Total i.4O0 shares
Total, open board. $3.50 shares.
Shares sold, p, 500
Selling value. $3l. $40 81