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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-22

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-22

CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME THE ORPHANS HOME.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-22
DONATION DAY TO-DAY
FOR THAT NOBLE INSTITUTION
 NH. ORPHAN ASYLUM.

Another Glad Day for the Little Or- phans sE1pected-Namss of the Various ward Committees Who wim Call for Donations. VI
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-22
ANNUAL MEETING HELD
OFTHE NEW FORK, NEW HAVEN
 6 HARTFORD R. R. co.

Briefly Addressed by J. F. morgan- President Hall Appointed General Counsel of the Road -Resoiutions in His Honor Adopted Present Board f Directors Reelected Including MT. Meiien.
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TW1EI,FTH WA RD.

Davis, E. L. Fox. :.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
COMBINE AGAINST SOCIALISTS
An Gerraan Folft al Parties Enter
ATiancs - Beat MARKS
Discfnles- r

BERLIN. March The text q y
agreement signed by the lesdArB In ssrury
of the conservative. national. liberal anti
Semitic and EErarisn parties. providing for
mutual support a. the forthcoming elec-
ton. vas made public today.
It is specially aimed a. the socialists and
its chief feature is a pledge net 20 nom
mate candidates against each other In con
EtitusncieE already represented BY one of
these parties and assigning the several So
cialist districts TO the parties entering into
the agreement. II Is expected 70 a. least
maintain the rsIo OF representation IN
the ReichEtaE
union q the parties is also being
Effected in other parts Of the empire and
il iE not unlikely that the elections win
be contest between socialists on one SIDE
and all the other parties On the ether. eK-
Cept the small radical groups.
Political events Of the last two years
have caused the conservative elements of
he country much apprehension The So
Cialists are generally supposed TO have
gained largely over their vote Of 2.590 600
IN 1893. Their leaders expected two
months ago q gain Of from fifteen to fifty
seats, but the com binatiun Of the political
parties has moderated the estimates until
nov the best informed men Of the snUiA1iLt
party think they viii DO well IL they gain
ten
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
THREE BLOWN TO DEATH
Gas IEniteE in Coal Bin. Causing
Violent Fatal Ex-
plOsfOn.

EASTON, Pa. March Z.-siK men are
missing, three are thought 10 be dead and
thirty others are injured from the effects
Of an explosion tonight II the Edison Ce-
nent plant, at New Village, n. J., severs
miles from here.
A large part Of the plant vas burned srI
il is feared the bodies Of .he missing men
are in the ruins.
The explosion occurred in one OF the
large coal bins and was caused by rhe
ignition OF q quantity Of gas. workpen
had discovered a slight FIRE, but IL was
thought they had exttnguishsd H. Foreman
Rose went 10 the bin. and as he opened q
door, q terrific explosion occurred. The bin
was blown TO pieces and many workme !
were injured. The wreeknge took FIRE and
the flames spready rapidly.
For a time no effort was made to check
the fire, the attention Of the unin5ur-d
being directed to the care OF their less
fortunate companions. The coal bin, ihe
coal blower house, th+ fine coal house. the
coal storage building, three cuuveyols and
one receiving tower we're burned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
FRENCH ARE MOST CORDIAL
President Francis of st Louis ExPO-
Eftion Wen Received by
People of Paris.

PARIS March 2.-Presidspt Francis of
the ST. Louis exposition. arrived here
early today, and Immediately set about
meeting the government ofhctsls. with q
view Of stimulating and enlsrEinE French
participation IN the exposition.
The cordislity OF the French attitude
vas evident from the moment Of Mr.. Fran
els arrival and throughout the morning be
was the recipient Of calls and invitations
from Representative oficiBl and commercial
bodies
NJ Loubet received Mr.. Francis in the
presidents private reception room n the
Elysee. The call lasted fifteen minutes.
The French president was extremely cor
dial and spoke Of the interest France took
in American Affairs and IN the exposition
and assured Mr.. Francis that IL would make
a fitting exhibit
LONDON. March 2.-The Irish secretary,
Mr. Wyndham. replying to William Red
mund Irish national, IN the House Of Com
mons today, said the question Of good
representation At the St. Louis exposi-
ton was engaging the attention Of the gov
erumenf-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
GREEN TALKS CONSOLIDATION
Refers TO Supreme Courts Decision on
Denver city and County
Act

" II. Green has returned from g visit -
his ranch al Bridgeport. Neh He vas iu
Denver when the supreme court decision
sustaining the law that combined the city
and county governments in Denver was
handed down. The same decision sustained
he right Of the city 70 make its own
charter and 20 absolute home rule M
Green said. The people Of Denver are
more pleased than can tell over the de-
cision. Had the day been fair when the
county oficers relnuuished their posts 70
the city Authorities, I believe The people
would have celebrated the event with can
non and fireworks. Incidentally ] re-
hected that when ] proposed measure for
Omaha that was exactly the same the com
nittee OF fifteen rejected il because the
members said fl w0E not constitutional
John r. Rush. who drew the consolidation
law for Denver was the man who prepared
nv proposed consolidation law for Omaha
But the lawyers on the committee said it
vas unconstitutional ana for that reason
declined 70 advocate it before the legisla-
ture as an amendment to the constitution
Of this state. All have TO say is that the
supreme court Of Colorado differs from
them Had the Real Estate exchange and
other bodies devoted the same amount Of
energy TO pushing the Rush consolidation
bill through the Legislature. ! believe they
would have won. and the relief that is
sought in H h. IL aud H. r $50 would
have been provided Thus two objects
would have been acquired with 3 single
effort"
Returning from the west Mr- Green,
with other passengers on q Burlington
train. was snowbound on the prAiTies near
McCook four hours Friday night. The
blizzard that was raging covered the
ground with snow TO a depth OF eighteen
inches While the train was waiting for
al extra engine to pull ii out the passen-
gers suffered intensely from The cold.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
NOT THE WADE FROM OMAHA
Chicago Lawyer Convicted of Crime
Not the Former suEtice of
Peace Here.

Richard Dean Arden Wade, who Was
formerly q resident Of Omaha. is not the
Richard A Wade who Was convicted IN
Chicaso for completely in the postofhce
robbery. The Omaha Wade, who went To
Chicago in 1884. wRs oecRsiuned some an
n0yance by the fact that the other r A
Esde had soostsd zlRaesf 20 I,rpmSnerpe
by defending Prendergast, the assassin Of
Mayor Carter Harrison, and in other ways
subsequently, and SO applied about four
years ago TO the courts Of Cook county TO
have his name changed His petition was
granted and he was given the name OF
Richard Ingzlese, by which he has since
been known He is now making his home
in New York. where he is q well known
lecturer. His Omaha friends are very in
dignRnt that anyone should connect him
with the Chicago criminal. as they insist
that Mr.. Wade OF Omaha is q man Of 2
totally different nature from the convicted
Chicago lawyer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
BANDITS WRECK WRONG TRAIN
Open switch 20 AID PIunder of Ex-
press, bat merely Pile
FreiEht.

WASHINGTON, Ind, March 2-Train
vreckers, in an Grtempt 10 ditch One o.
The fast express trains on the Baltimore l.
Ohio Southwestern wrecked z fast freight
near Lebanon IA. last night Fireman J0-
seph Hughsy OF this city and Harvey Frine
q Odin, II, we're killed brakeman, ".
L Lneas. Of this city Was fatally injured.
Engineer Welding escaped by jumping
The wrecked train was running fast near
BeHnerJ's mine, q lonely hollow ~ snIy-
four miles east Of 81 Louis when the en-
gine dashed into an open switch II pi0Wed
into the ENiLCh and turned over. Eleven
freight cars piled up On the engine and
nre broke out in the debris
IhE freight arrived feW minutes ahead
Of The express. which consequently ss-
capped,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
GALWAY TO HOLD ELECTION
Plan 80 Dfufrnnchime District in House
of Commons fs De-
fe@aed-

LoNDoN, March IA motion TO diEtrAn-
ehise Galway. in consequence Of rs action
IN eleeting Colonel Arthur Lynch. recently
convicted Of high treason, was defeated IN
the House OF Commons today by PAS to Al
votes
The attorney general having moved the
issue Of q writ of election for member ol
Parliament, in place OF Colonel Lynch
George BARLEY, conservative, pro
posed as an amendment that a writ be
not iss1ed during the life Of this parliA-
ment. He claimed that Galway elected
Colonel Lynch simply because he was q
traitor, and quoted sn alleged message from
John Redmond. asking the voters to elect
Colonel Lynch and haul down the blood
stained flag Of England"
Mr.. Redmond warmly denied sending any
such message and explained that be was in
America At the time.
Mr. BARLEY then withdrew his statement
the amendment WIS defeated and the issue
Of a writ was agreed TO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
BANDITS ARE DISPERSED
Manila C0ns1abuIaFy Captures La
drOnes' strong Hold and
XIII Some ReBeIk

MANILA, March "A detachment Of
SCOUTS under Lieutenant Nickerson at
tackled and defeated a body Of ladrones
near the village Of MAriquina. seven miles
from Manila, yesterday.
After an hours fighting the ladrones
were scattered, leaving nineteen killed and
many wounded. There we're DO casualties
among the Scouts
The constH bulary last Wednesday sur
prised and captured The stronghold Of The
IadrOnes in the mountains Of Albsy Luson,
where a force Of lndronss attacked e
small detachment OF cOnEtEbulHry on Feb
rUary 60
BrigHdier General Sumner. commanding
the Department OF Mindanao, Jelegraphed
that he expects trouble along the military
road north OF Lake Lano. The dartoes OF
the sultan Of MindanRo are anxious for
peace. bur are unable 70 rule sections Of
their Unruly followers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
sAYs BLuEBElRp IS lNsANE
sister Wsuld Abnuaon struEElinE
Brother Did she Not Re
Meve Hfm mad

HAMILTON. O. March ALFRED A
Knapp the stranger, Was srrhiEned before
Mayor Bosch today. A considerahle crowd
Of people was al police hHaduuRrters and
crowds Of reporters were VI hand. when
Knapp left the jail IN charge Of Sheriff
Bisdurf and chief KeuumerlinE IL q CAT.
be was not handcuffed and vas treated with
consideration. Before me HrrRiEnment he
sal quietly in The polise court chatting
with enc, rs.
He was laxative and teld o. 3 horse
kicking hin OF TIE head vheu be vas .
years old. Els sister. Mrs. Sadie wen1zel
OF Cincinnati was the oniy member Of he
family with tiu-
When the PROCEEDINGS beezn. KNAPP stood
UP and the affidavit charging MIN with
choking Hannah Goddard wife No 9. 10
death. was read MAYER Bosch explained TO
the prisoner his rights and asked him to
plead Not guilty" ssid the prisoner in
reply.
Asked Il he wished preliminary hearing.
Knapp said:
7 suppose ! might as well
Mrs wsntssl then explained that no at
torney had been engages re yet for Knapp.
but she would arrange for counsel 81 once
and notify the authorities here Of his plea.
Knapp vRs taken hack g jrfl as quickly
as he left it, Mrs. wcnlzel AFTER q long
talk with Mayor Bosch. followed ths
prisoner to Jail. and there had another long
confidential talk with itrn. after which she
left 70 secure the services Of an attorney.
I'd wash my hands Of Alfred il / did not
know be was insane" she said. But nov
/ cannot desert him"
HAMILTON, O., March IA dispatch
was received tonight from New Albany
Ind. says the body Of woman wRE found
floating in the Ohio river today. which
answered the descriptions of Hannah God
dRrd Knapp, including the sold band ring
on the left hand and the RoIa earrings thai
Knapp said would be found on her body
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
RATES GERMAN ALLIANCE
Rosebery Takes Up VeneEue1an DfH-
Pufe. Severely CrirteiainE
Drf11ssI Ra1ana9rn-

LONDON, March "A debate IN the
House Of Lords yesterday on the venez-
uelan question served TO fan the flame OF
editorial attack on the government for its
conduct Of The Venezuelan affair
Lord Rosebery was in a lighting mood
and made a brilliant and spirited attack
on the governments foreign policy. ssiz-
ing upon Lord LRnsd5wne's statement that
Germany q year ago obtained the consent
uf the United States TO e0eroe Venezuela.
He oentered his attack on the question Of
Great Britain's relations with the United
States and said hat the government had
20 right 10 approach America through
Germany.
II our relations with the United States
remained unimpairsd. he continued. no
thanks we're due 10 the government. We
are happy at having eEtricBted ourselves
without further discredit."
Lord Rosebery oontended that il was
The pressure OF public opinion that AT last
determined the cabinet 10 secure a settle
ment in time for ii t9 be p4raded in the
kings speech al the opening Of Parlia-
ment He characterised the negotiations
will the embassies as 10 the attitude OF
the United States as an exchange Of
winks. That was not the way great ma
uons should conduct a case like that oi
Nenszuels-
In a sHtirical vein Lord Roseoery sug-
gested that all the foreign ministers would
agree that IL was time 10 fz the demarka-
tion Of certain states and 10 plan q board
On their borders. stating that those who
lend them money do 90 at their peril i
was well known 70 everyone save The
premier. that England WAS exceedingly IN,
popular In Europe and that its unpopu-
Had they placed Great Britains case In thI
Bosr war before Europe in a diplomat,
circular. as Bismarck was accustomed u
do much Of the European hostility wouit
have beer avoided EurVpe's HntipsLhy ani
rzneor constituted q serious danger u
England. Having escaped in this enter
prise. he hoped the country would pause
long time before embarfing On a simils,
enEEgement,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
WABASH MEN STRIKE TODAY
Trninmea and Firemen Decide TO
Insist ON Rejected
Demands.

ST. LOUIS, March 2.-Wabash trainmsn
and hremen decid0d TO strike at noon To-
morrow. but the conductors viii not aid
them.
Committees representing the rrainmen
and hremen sent ultimatums TO President
Ramsey late this afternoon n0tif1 ing hi n
that the result Of their pol was that the
demands Of l. per cent increase for
freight men and u per cent increase for
passenger men east Of the Mississippi sK-
elusive Of the Canadian line and double
pay for double-header freight trains must
be conceded by tomorrow noun or a strike
would be ordered
The conductors and engineers notified
President Ramsey al the sFne time that
they would abide by the il reEsed she'd
ule granted a week ago.
Mr.. Ramsey. tonight in y. asked fer
the results Of the polls IN 8 -. but added
rhEt he recently had issued q asN sche stas
Of wages which meets the demands OF en-
ployeE west Of the Mississippi, but II thess
demands were insisted upon over the re-
mRinder OF the system the committees were
answered now IN a refusal TO grant then
and he was ready 10 confront 4 strike.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
PAPAL SEATS UP FOR SALE
FOreiEners offered siEhr OF JabEIes
Ceremonies In Return
for Cash.

ROME March 2.-The struggle 70 obtain
tickets FOR tonorr0W's ceremony Al me
vatican On The occasion Of the tweury-ffth
anniversary Of the corunAtio Of the pope
has been quite unprecedented. u is sX-
be present. 80
The foreigners are especially chAKrined
81 the dthculty experienced IN 0btaininE
tickets from the usual sources and the
discomfort is increased BY The fact that
EDod sszIs are offered far sale a. ths
hotels A. hiSh PTiess.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
Ex-NEBRASKAN IN TROUBLE
Lewis =. Irwin Taken TO Milwaukee
10 Answer TO Forgery
Charge

TOLEDO, O., March q 2-(SpeciRl Tele-
gram. Lewis s. Irwin was today raEsn
TO Milwaukee 10 answer 10 e cha -re Ct
forgery. He has been in jail here for
some time awaiting N efhcer froTu Nil
vEukee. Irwin asserts his innocence He
WAS for fifteen years a legal practitioner
in Nebraska, where he was also prominent
in politics. For some time he was state
treasury inspector. Irwin offered no OBJ
lection TO returning 10 Wisconsin. but viii
probably be brought back as a witness in
q murder trial hsre, as he was made one
Of the couhdauts, il is said. Of Albert
Wade. just convicted Of first degree mur-
DER and who seeks a new trial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
Upper House Ordered 70 Report o. Day
Following AiiOzrunsut
TO SETTLE CANAL AND CUBAN TREATIES
Senators Nov Rsquired 70 Make Up for
Statehood Debate.
SAYS EXTRAORDINARY OCCASION DusTs
Pre.fdent orders All Members 20 Ne
GOrsTned by Notice Given and
attend a5 Capitol at Noen
on march 3.

WASHINGTON, March 2-Tbe president
today issued The following proclamation.
By the President OF the Cnited States Of
America. A Proclamation
Whereas. Fubhc interests require that
the senate should convene IN extra ordinary
session. therefore. J. Theodore Roosevelt
president Of the United States Of America
90 hereby proclaim and declare that an
eNrraor1lnary occasion requires the senate
Of the United States 70 convene at the
capitol In The city OF washington, on the
5tb daE ~ March next, at - o clock noon.
OF all which persons who EhHl AZ that time
be entitled 10 act aE members Of that body
are hereby required to take notice.
Given under MY hand and the seal Of the
United States AZ Washington, the I'd Of
March, tn The year q our LORD. 1913, and Of
the Independence o. the ulted states, the
I27th- THEODORE EOOSEN ELI.
BY the president
JOHN HAY. Secretary @ state.
Such q proclamation has been expected
tor some Days. as il was known that the
Administration we're determined to leave
10 stone unturned 10 secure the ratthca-
tiou OF the Cuban and canal treaties
Protest Against Treaty.
Only one protest has 50 far been fled
with the State department by European
powers against the ratification Of the
Cuban treaty. Al the same time polite,
but pointed. inquiries have supplemented
the note fled by the British ambassador.
from France and other European beet
sugar producing countries.
IN advance Of The contamination Of the
treaty Of course no open threat could be
made, but events are shaping themselves
to warrant the expectation by the
of5cials here that Europe viii retaliste
against what II calls the unjust discrtmi-
nation against European goods
1t is now known that the Inquiries re-
ferred to have not been confined to Wash
ington- but also have been directed TO
President Palma and have added much TO
the difhculty he is under in securing favor
able action in the Cuban congress.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
ORDERED TO LEAVE SAxoNY
American WhO 4. Friend of Princess
Louise Incurs GOverHmenf's
DfEpleaaure.

DRESDEN. March IL A O'Brien. an
American dentist, has been ordered TO leave
the kingdom on account OF hH supposed
relations with the former crown princess
Louise.
He win leave Dresden Wednesday and
viii sail with his wife and four children
for America Oh Thursday. The police a.
FIRST ordered him 70 leave SHxony within
twenty -four hours, but the court extended
the time 80 as 10 permit Mr.. O'Brisn 1o
settle Up his Affairs,
The Saxon government hEE nOtihed the
other g0vernments Of Mr. O-Briens ex-
pulsion. making II under royal court asy
impossible for him u reside IN Germans
or Austria
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
SAY DAVIS IS AMBITIOUS
Manila Newspaper Says General
WOuId Succeed Miles and
Answer fer Libel.

MANILA March 2.-Willism Crozier. ed
itor; Kenny. manager, and Green. 4 re
porter Of the American. have been arrested
for libeIling General Davis
When General Davis expressed his dis-
approval Of the verdict in the Glenn case
the Amsric1p charged him with desire 10
curry favor in The hope Of being selected
to succeed General Niles in the command
Of the army.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
SUICIDE MODEST IN DEATH
One of Three seIf-Murderers in 81.
Louis Asks Privacy for
Remains.

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-Two women and
one man committed suicide here today.
Mrs. Rachel LslHnder, wife Of 3 sculptor
employed al the worlds fair grounds, took
osrbolie acid She had long been q suf-
ferer from III health. She sent her a.
ysar-old son for the poison and made hin
promise not TO tell his father.
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams turned On the
gas and sat down in q chair. She was dead
when discovered.
A note said: "CrsmRte my body and LET
no one see me"
Thomas Penny, a contractor OF Canton
H. came 10 visit his brother here yes
terday and today committed suicide with
carbolic acid He mad recently separated
from his wife.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
ENFORCING THE ELKlNS LAW
Railroads Notify shippers that Free
PaEses VIII Be Denied
Them

Western railroads are az least ussHug
a show Of enforcing the provisions Of the
EIkins Law recently passed by congress.
II is reported that six Of the roads are no
tifying their friends, The shippers, that
hereafter II viii be impOssibls, on account
Of the EIkinE law, 10 accommodate them
with passes and rebates.
The new Law makes the railroad CON-
pEnies subject 70 hne for cutting rates,
issuing passes OF extending fBv0rS IL any
form TO induce shippers 10 pzrrU1ize them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
SHORT CARS CLOSE MILLS
Minneapolis FIOur Men shat Down
Unrm F-eiEht Blockade
is Raised

MINNEAPOLIS. March 2--Thr freight
blockade here has reached its crisis. -Four
Minneapolis -four mills are shut down and
o1 hers VIII Close tomorrow
when business began his murFtng the
mills had hardly enough cars IN siEht 10
take care Of the days run. some Of them
vii stors -four, as they have been doing for
The last siEht weeks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
TWO MEN ARE FATALLY HURT
seven Others Seriously injured,
Caused by Train RunninE Into
Open switch

ST. LOUIS, March 2-Two men were
probably fatally injured, seven we're Sc
ri0usly hurt and others had a narrow ss-
cape from death a. Spring Park, ten miles
from St. Louis, shortly after noon today.
The seriously injured:
John Hoffman, Springfield, o.; spine in
jured and body bruised.
William B. Kaufman, Little Rock, Ark
skull fractured.
A construction train having on board
fifty men and a local freight cOIlided a. the
result CT an open switch. The injured we're
brought 10 St Louis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
BARS PLAGUE VICTIMS OUT
Texan and Federal Authorities Unite
u Close states 10 Mex
lean Infection

LAREDO. Tex. March 2.-Both the state
and federal quarantine ofbcers have re-
oeived Instructions 70 enforce q quBran-
tine against ToTreon, Mex, where il is
thought the bubonic plague has appeared.
Dr.. J. H Mcknight has received & dis
patch instrucring him 10 establish quar-
Rntine 81 once and Dr.. Hamilton q ths
marine corps has also received similar in
structions from the department al Wash
iuE1un.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03
ITHACA WILL OWN WATER
Fever-Ridden City Decides 10 Take
over works After Matter
is Voted On.

ITHACA. n. Y, March 2.-TodRy's cleo
tion on the question Of municipal control
OF the va1srworks Of Ithaca resulted in an
overwhelming victory for city ownership,
there being l.3S5 wees in the Affirmative
and only thirty in the negative
Yesterday and today five persons died
in and around Ithaca all Of whom had con-
tracted typhoid fever in the city. Seven
new cases were reported in the last rwsn-
ty-four hours
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-03

II WAS announced in 3 dispatch from Lon
don last night that 4 quantity Of wrecksge
had been seen on the coast Of NorthUnber-
land ano that the indications pointed to the
British ship CRmbriaD Prince having beer
wrecked.
CEmbriAn Prince was OF ls52 tons
net burden II was built in 1876, and was
owned by the CRmbTlEn Prince company of
Liverpool. The vessel was 90 feet seven
Inches long. had thirty-seven feet beam
and Was twenty-five feet SIX inches deep.