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GENERAL GONZALES GARZA
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO.
IS
ANOTHER QUAKE IN ITALY
Eleven Shocks Registered at Rome
Sunday Fire Wrecks Big
Furniture House at
Lincoln.
Western Nuwupttjicr Union Ncwu Htsrvlco
Waahlnfiton. Col. lloquo (loiiznlce
Carta, ono of Villa's principal olllcerH,
Ih now thu oxcoutlvo head of that por
tion of Mexican territory controlled
by tho Vlllu-Znpiila forccti.
Advices to this effect rouched the
etato department from American Con
mil Stllliunn. Details or the term of
tho olllco which (Jarza will servo wero
lackliiB, but tho guncral belief In Mex
ican circles here wus that he had
been appointed temporarily to meet
nn emerKcncy created by tho sudden
departure of General Gutierrez and
members of his cublnet from Mexico
City.
Bad Fire In Furniture Store.
Lincoln, Neb. Kiro which started nt
12: 25 Monday morning from an un
known source gutted two floors and
tho basement of the A. D. Iionway
company furniture store at 1112-M14
O street. Tho 11 ro started In tho rear
of tho basement undor tho cast half
of the store. By tho titno tho depart
ment was notified tho flro had secured
such a start that tho flamos could not
he checked. At 1 a. m., halt an hour
after the flro wan reported, flames
suddenly burst through tho first floor
and swept up through tho building,
turning tho interior Into a blazing fur
ace. Thu loss was estimated at $50,
MO. Tho stock was valued at $100,000
and was Insured for about $90,000.
ITALY HAS ANOTHER SHOCK
People Took Refuges in Open Places
of 8afety.
Rome. A ronowal of sclBtnlc dis
turbances early Sunday sorved to add
to tho terror of tho peoplo in parts of
the district that was visited by tho
heavy earthquake last Wednesday. Al
though tho shocks wero light, build
tags which had beon cracked and
wero tottering from the effects of tho
dlsturbanoo were completely razed.
Ini Avezzano and Sora, the towns
which suffered most from tho disaster,
the people left tholr temporary shel
ters and tack refuge In open places.
Charge Roy Roberts with Murder.
North Platte. Nob. That Hoy Rob
erta murdered Vernon Connett Au
gust S, 1914, and that Mr. and Mrs.
Oliarloa Clayton, the step-father and
mother, have a guilty knowledge of
the murder is tho verdict brought by
tho coroner's jury at the Inquest over
tho remnlns of n man found ono mile
south of Sutherland. Tho following Is
tho verdict: "Wo find that said Ver
non Connott came to his death by be
ing Btruck with a hammer or other
blunt Instrument in tho hands of Roy
Roborts on or about August 3, 1914,
and that Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clayton
have a guilty knowledgo of tho mur
der." Bad Fire at Sioux City.
Sioux City, la. An early rooming
flro ripRtravftd thn Trlmhln lilnclr. filvtli
I
n
fV nd Plorco streets, with a loss of $200,-
000. Fire Chief Kollogg and Fireman
Thompson wore Injured when blown
from tho building by n gasoline ex
plosion. Tho flro started in the base
mont from unknown causes at 1 a. m.,
and was not under control until 3:30.
For a time St. Vincent's hospital was
in danger, and many patients wero
hurriedly removed and somo are In
critical condition from tho shock.
Sensational Advance In Wheat.
Omaha, Neb. A car of No. 3 winter
Nebraska wheat sold for cush on tho
floor of tho Omaha grain exchango
Saturday for $1.38. This is n sensa
tional advanoe over prices which for
days have been hitting high record
marks. It is 4 cents higher than tie
record price paid for No. 2 Friday. At
tho samo tlmo durum wheat, which
has boon keoping pace with tho up
warm climb of tho inoro common
grado, sold fpr $l..ri0.
Bryan Sends a Protest.
Washington. Secrotnry nryan hat
sent a vlgtorous protest directly to tho
Carranza authorities at Tnmplco,
against their threat to close tho great
oil wells in tho vicinity of Tnmplco
becauso tho foreign operators refused
to pay a heavy assessment, lovled by
the Mexicans. At tho samo tlmo tho
attention was brought to the attention
of Carranza himself. Most of tho oil
plants aro owned by American and
Ilritlsh capital.
Tobacco Shipment Held Up.
Paris. Two and a half tons of to
bacco and cigars, half of a shipment
recently mado by a number of Amer
icans as a gift for thn allies' soldiers
in tho trenches, has arrived hero and
caused perturbation In t&o fiscal de
partment, ns tho duties wero 150,000
francs ($30,000). Tho government of
fered to remit tho duties If tho to
"bacco wero Intended for hospitals, but
the donors wanted it to gy to tho men
in tho trenches.
THE FRESH
iiuuyriKhM , . . .
NEW WORK FOR RED CROSS
DISASTER SURPASSES EVEN
THAT OF MESSINA. '
Invite Contributions to Aid Sufferers
In Italian Earthquake Presi
dent Inaugurates New
Custom.
Wcitern Newspaper Union News Service.
Rome. William Marconi, who re
turned here from Avezzano on board
tho train with King Victor Emmanuel,
declared words were insufficient to de
scribe the horrors ho had witnessed.
Tho town had been leveled, he said,
and those of its resldontB who had es
caped death in the disaster wero now
destitute.
"King Victor Emmanuel told me,"
Marconi Bald, "that he had visited tho
scenes of all tho earthquake disasters
In Italy stneo ho was a child, but
this ono surpassed all others, even In
cluding Messina. The king said tho
survivors of Avezzano were only be
tween 2 and 3 per cent of Its popu
lation, whllo at Messina one-third of
the people escaped."
Inaugurates New Custom.
Washington. President Wilson In
augurated a new custom when ho
called the cabinet together for tho
first of a scries of Friday night Infor
mal discussions of railroad business.
He plans to contlnuo tho practice In
definitely. Tho cabinet was inv session for
nearly threo hours In tho president's
study in tho White houso proper.
Each cabinet officer had cnrrled to
tho meeting a portfolio of depart
mental papers. Later It was said thnt
no important decisions had been
reached. Tho loglslatlvo situation, tho
Mexican and shipping questions and
some routine business wero under
stood to hnvo been taken up.
.
RED CROSS FINDS NEW WORK.
Contributions Invited to Aid Earth
quake Sufferers.
Washington. Tho American Red
Cross has announced that it would bo
glad to recelvo ut its headqunrtors
hero contributions for tho Italian
earthquake sufferers, and would for
ward such money through the state
department and to tho proper officials
in Italy.
The following Btatomcnt has been
Issued:
"Tho press dispatches indicate that
another dreadful calamity has vIsKed
Italy, occasioned by nn oarthqunko,
which is reported to hnvo destroyed
many thousands of lives nnd to have
devastated a largo city. The number
rendered homoloss by tho Messina
earthquake In 1908 was upwards of
60,000, nnd tho American public re
sponded to tho relief by raising,
through tho American Red Cross, tho
munificent sum of approximately ono
million dollars to assist Uioho stricken
I people."
Russians Reinforcing Front.
Petrograd. Anticipating nnother at
tempt on tho part of tho Germans to
break through tho Russian lines at a
new point, tho Russians are reinforc
ing their entlro front from tho ex
tremo north to (ho PHIca river. Espe
cially strong contingents have been
pent to tho lines along tho Nlemen nnd
tho Hzura rivers. This nctlon Is taken
becaupo of tho realization thnt the
Germans miiBt win through within tli2
next few weeks or definitely nbnndon
.their offensive In Poland until next
summer.
Hits Street Car Lines.
San KranclBCo, Cal, "Jitney busses"
- common automobiles which compete
agaliiHt thn street ears for 5 cont
fares have become u menace that Is
engaging the Herloim uttentlon of
hlr.-it railway olllelaln In Puclllc coast
:ltf-it, and It Ih stated that no oxten
hlurm of linos or sorvlco would bo un
dertaken by thorn until tho problem
was Hfjived, This announcement laJ
lowed u reported cancellation by a
Lou Angeles Htroct railway company
of an order for 2C0 now cars.
AIR FIEND
THOUSANDS ARE DEAD BENEATH
PILES OF DEBRIS.
Suffragists Planning to Push Cause Ir.
States Fighting Has Been
Resumed in Russian
Poland.
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Romo. With every hour, as addi
tional and moro accurate details are
received, the horror of Wednesday's
earthquake increases, threatening to
place it In tho list of similar catas
trophes in Europo second only to the
Messina dlsastor In 1908.
Tho list of dead, dying and injured
has Increased from a relatively small
figure to moro than 30,000, according
to an official announcement, and It Is
expected that this number may grow
before tho week passes.
Tho full extent of the property loss
has not yet been determined. Here in
Romo priceless statues, century old
buildings and structures that for years
have been tho mecca of visitors, have
been destroyed or injured.
Though the loss of life, and pos
sibly the damago may be less than it
was In 1908, the area of the disturb
ance greatly exceeds that of the Mes
sina earthquake It covers the whole
central portion of Italy, extending from
Naples on tho south to Ferrara on the
north.
Fighting Again Resumed.
Petrograd. Furious fighting has
been resumed In Russian Poland. The
Russian forces in the north, which aro
pushing toward East Prussia In the
region of Mlawa, have captured a num
ber of villages. In tho center the Ger
mans mado four violent attacks within
forty-eight hours. They forced back
tho Russians nnd occupied considera
ble ground. Important bodies of Rus
sian troops have pushed northward
from Wnrsnw In tho movement toward
tho westorn end of tho East Prussian
frontier. They have reoccuplcd a num
ber of villages between Mlawa and
Przasnysz, hlthorto held by the Ger
mans. FIGHT IS WARMING UP.
Suffragists Have Plans for Pushing
Cause In All States.
Washington. Undaunted by the de
cisive defeat 'of the Mondell suffrage
resolution In tho houso, suffragist load
ers declaro tho fight Is merely worm
ing up. Their next move, they Indi
cate, will bo In the senate,
Tho sweeping voto of 204 against
nnd 174 for tho measure was regarded
my Mrs. Antoinette Funk, vice chair
man of tho woman's congressional
committee, ns "exactly one-fourth
moro than we suffragists had expect
ed to muster."
"From nny point of view," she de
clared cheerfully," "the achievement
of a vote on this resolution was a vic
tory for tho suffragists, since It hnd
novor beforo reached tho stago of con
sideration In tho houso Itsolf."
Directed Operations by Telegraph.
London. For several days tho op
orations of tho British army In Flan
ders wero directed by telegraph from
thn homo of Sir John Fronch near
Hyde Park, London, during tho gon
oral'a recent visit hero. Whllo It took
Wellington threo dayB alono to get a
messngo to Whitehall and as long to
receive a roply during the Waterloo
campaign, General French was nblo
to communicate directly with Sir John
Archibald Murray nt tho base head
quarters at St. Omer, Franco.
Bad Storm in the East.
Now York. Ono life was lost and
considerable damngo dono hero by a
severe wind nnd rain storm which
prevailed during Tuosdny and which
Increased n Intensity nt night. Tho
wind caused tho virtual wrecking of a
big grain elevator In Brooklyn. Three
persons passing by wero Injured when
sovcral thousand square feot of brick
fell with a crash. Two laborers wero
blown oft a plank leading ashore from
a bargo at tho Erlo baBln, and ono was
drowned.
WITH THE LAWMAKERS
WHAT Is BEING DONE IN HALLS
OF CONGRESS.
Epitome of the Work of the Dally
Sessions of the National
Lawmakers.
Wfstcrn Newspaper Union News Service
Saturday.
Tho Senate Debate was resumed on
tho proposal to attach a prohibition
rider, covering the capital, to the Dis
trict of Columbia appropriation bill.
Caucus adopted resolution to make
shipping bill come up after tho Dis
trict of Columbia bill and to consider
amendments to the shipping bill Mon
day night.
Consideration of the river and har
bor bill was resumed.
The lloiiHOT-Heprcsentatlvo Lobecli
Introduced uj resolution to empowet
the president to declare embargo
against any belligerent who Interferes
with American shipping in violation of
International law.
Representative Underwood's motion
that the houso meet at 11 u. m. Tues
day nnd dispose of the rivers and ban
bor bill that day was adopted.
Friday.
The Senate Senator Lodge spoko
on tho national defenses.
Senators Root, Hitchcock and Swan
son wero appointed to confer with Sec
retary Bryan on amending the Colom
bian treaty.
Conllrmed nomination of Frederick
L. Slddons as assistant justice of the
District of Columbia supremo court.
The House Representative Deakos
of Michigan proposed a constitutional
amendment to make the presidential
term six years.
Irrigation appropriation bills, carry
ing $13,876,000, reported by Chnlrman
Smith of the irrigation committee.
Agreed to continue consideration ol
river and harbor appropriation lc
night session without recess.
Thursday.
The Senate Consideration of the
District of Columbia appropriation bill
was continued.
Judiciary committee voted favorable
report on nomination of Frederick L.
Slddons as justice of the District of
Columbia supreme court.
Tho House Representative Gard
ner's resolution calling on tho secre
tary of war for information on coast
defenses was passed almost unani
mously. The river and harbor bill was up
or consideration again.
Began detailed consideration of the
river and harbor appropriation bill
carrying $34,000,000.
I Wednesday.
Tho Senate Foreign relations com
mittee dlscuBsed the Colombian tre.'Hy.
The House The naval comraltteo
adopted the administration's two bat
tleship program.
Passed the Tuttlo standard barrel
bill, which already has passed the
senate.
Russia Expelling Foreigners.
Petrograd. German nnd Austrlni
subjects between the nges of 1C and
CO have been ordered expelled from
Potrograd and its environs nnd nlsc
from those Russian provinces which
border on tho gulf of Finland and the
Baltic sea, Including the gulf of Riga
The order of expulsion provides that
all persons concerned must be clear
'of those provinces by January 27.
None Rescued from Wrecked Cruiser,
Amsterdam. Information recelvod
at Berlin is to the effect that nono ol
;the officers or mon wero saved from
.the German cruiser Scharuhorst, sunk
off the Falkland Islands by the British
squadron. Seven officers nnd 171 men
iworo saved from the Gnelsenau, seven
from tho Numbers and four officers
nnd fifteen men from tho Leipzig.
Pushing University Extension.
Lincoln, Neb. At u meeting of tho
board of regents held Thursday, nt
which routine mntters occupied con
sldorablo time, action was taken to
jhurry along tho acquisition of all the
jots In tho block Immediately cast of
fTwolfth street nnd north of It, nnd to
pocure other lots In the blocks east of
the university to be acquired whera
reasonable prices may be secured.
Nev President for Mexico,
El Pnso, Tex. Official confirmation
has been received hero of tho reap
pc'ntmcnt as provisional president by
the Villa Zapata convention of Eulallo
Gutierrez, who thus has hecomo the
eighth chief executlvo of Mexico in
nny form during n single presidential
term of six years. During this tlmo
(only two havo been chosen by populnr
leloctlon, Diaz, who was thrown out of
pftlce by the Madero revolution, and
Madero, deposed by tho reactionary
Huorta-DIaz revolt.
Rescued from Sealed Car.
Omaha, Neb. Bleodlng from cuts
and brulsos nnd too weak from hunger
and exposure to stand alone, a young
jtorolgner, giving his name ns Jan Co
volcBkl, nged twenty-two years, was
Rescued from a scnlcd box car on the
tracks ut Fifteenth ami Nicholas
streets, after an imprisonment of
threo days. His hands wero scratched
and blooding and his finger up lis torn
from Ineffectual working at tho door
in an effort to open It. ,
BRIEP NEWS OF NEBRASKA
Eagle is taking steps to organize &
brass band. '
York Is making efforts to reorganize
her commercial club.
Churches at Kcnesaw aro holding
union revival meetings.
The state firemen are in session at
Nebraska City tliln week.
Havelock has put the ban on slot
machines nnd punch hoards.
One fnrmer near Peru has lost six
horses from cornstalk disease.
Sunday schools nt Lincoln will ob
serve Jnnuary 31 as temperance day.
Tramps nre getting numerous and
aro exceedingly troublesomo nt Falls
City.
Tho Nebraska Press Association
will hold its annual session at Omnhu
in 'April.
Nebraska commercial travelers will
hold n ball and banquet nt Lincoln,
Friday night.
Syrncusn has ordered all lottery de
vices removed from stores and o'her
public places.
Guy McOlll of Weeping Water shot
himself through the hand while clean
ing a revolver.
There Is a widespread epidemic of
measles through tho country around
Weeping Wntor.
Frank Taylor wns sorloUBly burned
nt Aurora when ho used kerosene to
start tho kitchen lire.
Tho Lincoln telephone company will
havo to pay $500 or moro each month
as a federal wnr tax.
The Nebraska Association of City
School Superintendents will meet at
York, January 2S and 29.
C. J. Stephens, Sownrd county, wns
thrown from his buggy and Instantly
killed, his rfeck being broken.
John Campbell nnd wife, of Adams
colebrated their sixtieth wedding an
niversary tho first of January.
James Hcaton hns been treasurer of
tho I. O. O. F. lodge at Lincoln for
twenty-five consecutive years.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hagedorn
celebrated their golden wedding last
weok at their home nenr West Point.
The new Seventh Dny Adventist
church at Nebraska City is about com
pleted and will bo dedicated Hhortly.
Flro starting from an overheated
stove destroyed tho homo of Georgo
Allen near St. Dorvln. Nemaha county.
Dominic Rhondcs, an Indian, was the
victim of confidence men nt Lincoln
to the extent of $14, tho amount of his
pile.
Kelman Chadd, a seven-year-old Lin
coln lad, bit off tho tip of- his tongue
when he stumbled and fell ns he was
"at play.
About 450 delegates attended the
sessions of the Nebraska Farmers'
Union at Its convention at Lincoln
last week.
W. F. Critchfleld, of Fullerton, a
well known attorney, died In Omaha
last week from a severe attack of
pneumonia.
A number of Greeks nnd Mexicans
have been bound over to the district
court nt Scottsbluff on charges of
bootlegging.
Superintendent E. U. Graff of tho
Omaha public schools has been re
elected secretary of tho Nebraska
Stato Teachers' association.
John Tcbblns of Omaha, nged 75,
tho oldest mall carried In the city, has
been In continuous service In 'that
postofllco for forty-two years.
Flro of unknown origin destroyed
the P. J. Smith livery barn at Lincoln,
forty horses being burned to death,
and four men narrowly escaping with
their lives.
Hugh L. Cooper, of Tecumsch, dep
uty secretary of state, Is an old-tlmo
printer, having spent forty-llvo years
In tho business, twenty-seven of them
at Tecumseh.
A Fremont woman has brought suit
against tho Canadian Pacific Railroad
Company for the alleged logs of $2,400
worth of diamonds while a passenger
on ono of its trains.
James E. Delzoll, former superin
tendent of public Instruction, will go
to Stevens Point, Wis., where ho will
have charge of tho mathematical de
partment of the state normal school.
Charles Emrick, who died at Lin
coln last weok, was one of tho oldest
rallwuy employes in active service In
tho United Stntos.
I Omnha is nlready making prepara
tions to entertain tho National Saen
gerbund in elaborate style when It
meets thero during tho coming sum?
mer.
An antique piano, nn heirloom in
tho family of A. J. Sawyer of Lincoln,
was ono of the exhibits at the sessions
of tho state historical society at tho
capital city last week. Mrs. Sawyer
rendored upon It several of tho pieces
nho used to play in her girlhood days,
Rov. "Kid" Wedgo has again for
saken tho pulpit nnd returned to tho
prlzo ring, finding It moro congenial
work than that of saving souls.
Tuesday last was the twonty-sev-enth
anniversary of tho great Ne
braska bllzznrd, the worst In her his
tory, In which a number If lives wero
lost and much property damago re
sulted. Miss Nell Brldcnbaugh, n Hastings
Bchool teacher, was quarantined, pu
pils and teachers dismissed, nnd the
high school building fumigated, when
she was pronounced a victim of small
pox. ,
A mass meeting of citizens wns
held at Columbus to protest tho sale
of arms to warring European nntloiB.
Don Enfield, a Lincoln newspaper
man, has beon selected by Congress-
j mnn-eloct Renvls as his prlvnto secre
tary.
At tho election of tho Stato His
torlcnl Society, which met In Lincoln
Jlnst week, tho following officers woo
named: j, L, Webster, Omaha, presi
dent; Robort Harvey, Lincoln, vice
president; C. G, Basset, Gibbons, sec
ond vice-president; C, S. Paluo, Lin-'
coin, secretary, and P, L. Hall, Lin
coln, treasurer.
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Glrlst Beautify Your Hairl Make It
Soft, Fluffy and Luxuriant Try
the Moist Cloth
Try aB you will, after an application
of Dandcrlne, you cannot find a single
traco of dandruff or falling hair and
your scalp will not itchl but what will
pleaso you moBt, will bo after a fow
weekB' usb, when you eo new hair,
flno and downy at llrst yes but real
ly now hair growing all ovor the
scalp.
A little Dandcrlne Immediately dou
bles tho beauty of your hair. No differ
ence how dull, faded, brittlo and
scraggy, Just moisten a cloth with
Dandcrlne nnd carefully draw it
through your hair, taking ono small
strand at n time. The effect is im
mediate nnd amazing your hnlr will
be light, fluffy nnd wavy, and hnvo an
nppeurnnco of abundance; nn incomparable-
luster, BoftnesB nnd luxuri
ance, the beauty and Bhlmmcr of truo
hair health.
Oct a 25 cent bottlo of Knowlton'n
Dandcrlno from any storo and provo
that your hair is ub pretty and soft
as any that it has been neglected or
injured by careless treatment that's
all. Adv.
Their Use.
"Do you see where the FuturlBt
and Cubists hnvo gone t Spain?"
"Maybe they use their pfefenres on
tho bulls to infuriate the hi the
ring."
You can always toll when & girl Is
jealous by tho way she both she
Isn't.
What has become of tbe Id-fashioned
man who used to prretJtot the
weather with a goose bono?
WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
Tells How She Was Saved
by Taking Lydia EL Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound.
Louisville. Ky.-' think If mowl cof
fering women would tako Lydia B.
BMl Xnlrhmvt'ai Vrrm-
IURUIHJI o v vVM
ble Composmd they
would enjoy better
health. I goffered
from a f emalo trou
ble, and tho doctors
decided I hod ft
tumorous growth
and would nave to
bo operated upon.
but I refused as I do
not believe In opera
tions. I had fainting spells, bloated.
and could hardly stand the pain in my
left side. My husband insisted that 1
try Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound, and I am so thankful I did,
for I am now a well woman. I sleep
better, do all my housework and take
long walks. I novcr fail to praiso Lydia.
E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound for
my good health. "Mrs. J. M. Resch,
1900 West Broadway, Louisville, Ky.
Since wo guarantee that al testimo
nials which wo publish aro genuine, is it
not fair to suppose that if Lydia E.
Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound has the
vlrtuo to help theso women it will help
any other woman who is Buffering in a
like manner?
If you aro ill do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, bnt at once
takf Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compourid.
.Write to Lydia E, Pinkhnm
Med icine Co., (confidential) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter wil be opened,
rend nnd answered by a 'woman
and hold in strict confldenoo.
The Army of
Constipation
I Growing Smaller Every Day.
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not only give relief
' they pcrma-
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