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nptaU li Hie lioiihf tiiii.irow inoininx nl , in al tn otiutin intam'H in actiona h-Ihtp
,.i o.io, k t,, ii,.-nv is or itoti. !;;';;;,, .'"XV1 a u""'s "
nl tin- lt-t;iMiil mo ami vl.itniK. n. k. t,y tiruKbinaii or liounlas-'lo
St. t nil I ii K i nniinll f- ri'imi'lK wire aa fol-' nr-nl uiii'pnon in tlip alK uf koouk niailo
in wriolp or tti iart of koIU or rtnter or
'''Vi: liiolr mmVH anil iiihKIiik it a nnnoi'incanoi
II. fl. No -. l-y Nii I lainllton. ll( nmiiiiinrtuip or aeil kuoIi kouiIk taiKt'iy
I. tkUIh n'.'m., tin tt i ni ol i on:i, iiini-n to i ,. K,iiriously Klunuinl.
lout y.ain. n t'ommenili il tor pass'aKi' ) n n -.; y , .rosr-inan of Pouglaa-I'ro-wlth
tiiin:nlnn;ii;si. , viots ti.ut Mil uinluinns three or mote
H ! .mi. Iv liiiitlay of I'n nee. ,,H ihkh tman have fire eapfs ami
pi in Kim iiimi in i-itiea of ifi" tliiin "'"'' ttie iniiieetion iind. r i lie KUertMioii at
ine rit liall :liiill ! not lie linlile for : tne i niiiinisMioiiei tit lalim . isinei Keflo .
.iMinai4H liom at tulf irixi i nn-etl l.y nete, - . H. XXI, l.y Kill, (iallanher anil John
live muewalKM uule.s vrltten nolite ot aiinl 1'rovlilinx for ttie ixHuante of Injunction
.it ut I vm.k li'.itl at f-a.-t ten tla.vx netnie iiMiniKl aeuiKnatioh hotiaeK. and tor tne
r-iil.1 aii i.ietit vus ivt iiiiiriieinli'il for jiaa- sale nt the t rsiilml property of the Hume
tti;e vith inn. -nil, hit nta. I '- the i tuirt. aiwn piovtilim for a lax of
II. It. 7, t'V Mhiiif nl. Itinl Willlow. pro-j.;n) a jaliist any liundlnK wlilt h hun been
I I, linn .l,,r Hie. tij'pniiiliiienl I'V "' ilili'i' t I ihe BLfJe, t ot the Injunction of the court.
..mil ol Kpectiii .oiil.tv lUtointyK fur tnei i. . ,rjx. ,y Kotouc of Kichardaon ' inly
pro. c' lilloii' 01 rprimn inattei -, v as reenm-! on li e oioct oi a court ol injunction can
nitititleij lur Inii'-limtc pniii iMini'inenl . J any t hild in the care ot the male an a de
li K. Ii?l. hy Mi ieiie ot l.atn n-.tci, t all- pciitl. ni di.xpo.se of it tor adoption Into any
Inn lor air ti.u opt iatiott of . "" tor nun- other latiuly or to an orphan institution.
u.l'ual i l iulnti vork. a . t oiiiiiietKlt'd j II. H. :Ui. by I ieroen, by itequent "t o
itt the f.Mietal file.' j vldes a penalty for any peraon who -ahull
II it N" IW. l.y AI.khIv ol t'lisier, provnl-i Interrupt the tranHttilHaion of telephone'or
itn; Unit i hiitiien I" twet ii the aKes m t ami i telegraph measasea. Js to prohtoit wire
I i n,, i.-l ieccie Instruction In e;ni,-INh ami I tapping
piKnle lu.ols. v.a.s tet tiiniiiemtetl tor In-! l. It, 3 !. by GnrdeK of ltlchardwon. by
iiefinile pi.HtiM.iieinetit. Hetiuint-KeKUIiueH the Htrlnttns. of elec-
,. v.. 1 1(( a a .11 ill lenioiiti ...i.
wan i ft onimcnilnl lor pansaRe.
II 11 i!n bv Johnnon ot .loiinnon. provld
inti for the apMintiuenl of a parole officer
al tne pctilleniliuv. was t ecoinmended for
pitknne as Kinenileri.
! No. ;i. b Tal.ott. maklnn the
blrtlnlarof John llowar'l a holiday In state
pcnul and retornialoty Institution, was
lec.ji i -tilled for pas-age.
(-U.MiUKNKIOVAi. HKIJiaTHH T
Nenalor Albert of flatter Introduces
tlrnanre of Thla Kind.
(From a Staff Corespondent
LINCOLN'. Keb. H. I Special.)--Sen a tor
Albert f I'latie Introduced a reappoint
ment lilll Mils afternoon providing for a
redlKtrict'iig of the slate for congressional
purposes. It provides a dlvialon for six
representatives and for five representatives
provides a division as follows:
First tilvlsion-Hiitler, Saunders. Seward,
Lancaster. tiBge, Cass. Otoe, Johnson, Ne
maha. Pawnee. Richardson.
S.-rond livlslon Snrpy. Douglas PodRe.
Washington, Cuming. Kurt, Thurston. I a-
kThird tIStrict-Hoyd. Molt. Wheeler,
tlreeley. Howard. -Mall. Knox. Antelope,
Fierce, Madison. Cedar, Wayne, IMxnn.
lloone, Nance. -Merrick. Stanton, 1 lutle,
Cnlfu X. . . , ...
Fourth Plstrict FnlU. Tork. Hamlllon,
Snllne. Fillmore, Cluv Adams. Kearney.
I 'helps, Uusper. Frontier, Ued Willow,
Furnas. Harlan, Franklin, Webster. Nuc
kolls. Thfiver, '.Jefferson.
Fifth llstrlct Huffalo, Sherman, van-.
OaHield. Ituip, Kock. Ueva Tana
Hrntvn,
Hlfiine, Custer. Dnwsotf, UUr-hcocK, tiay.s.
Lincoln, Ivoptaii. Thomas.
lomas. i tifiry ihkiki-i.
McPherscm, Keith. Perkins, t base, i una,
...... ..... . - . .
luii. I llurri.-n tlrant. Sheridan. DaWeS,
HoX Hutte. - Morrill, Cheyenne, Kimball, 1 1
Hanner, ncotta mini, win.
F.ight ie,tltlon "jere recelxed by the sen
ate this afternoot) from Lancasled, Seward,
Fillitior'andtlier euwnttea- protesting
agajimr thaiMHWKHg tte-JiundaV base ball
law. The petitions were slrrrlUr arid seemed
to come from a concerted movement
agaumt the opt)t-day legislation. . -
Amendment to Hanking y Uw Fre
'"ente4r Tw Jfembfri.
(From a -Buff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, 'Fti, ; wiSpelal)-The -fo-low-ltig
house bills were Introduced In the
house today: ,'' ' .1
II R. 3J1. bv Fetes ef Hov.ard-ITovtdlng
method of -nai king eoutse of new county
roads, ami provldm that monuments shall
be of concrete,, brick, or utone.
II R bV FVIkh of Howard Any city
or village- shall have- power to condemn
proiM-rly for a mltl-itum site.
II R. 3:3. bv Honhanf of Jefferson and
Mlii'ir 'f I Jncaiter,--Amendments to the
state hanking' law ' providing: Broadens
definition of kftVingw banks, cuts out all
verification ot accounts and securities by
examiners, examiners ipay report only to
state treasurer after . each examination,
changes time -when Mate banks must get
..n,iue th law to June 1. LUL gives banking
board discretion to withhold cuarters, gives
same Imard authority to designate deposi
tories for state funds, cuts out clause which
limits loan to eight times capital, reduce
maximum interest on deposits to 9 per cent,
hunks rhanidna to national bank may re
ceive back frmn 50 to HO per cant of their
guaranty fund. depending ort the time of
change; relieves all banks of the 1 per cent
of deposit now due the guartnty runa,
limits maximum guaranty fund to ll.080.OUO.
H. R. 324. bv Kirk of Knox Prohibits
acetylene tank belnu -laeed nearer than
lmlv feet to hlllldln .4
It. R. by .Morpu.. 4 Saline Free high
school tuition - act shall define pupils re
ceiving aid an belonging-to the district
-CHILD'S HEAD SOLID
It Was Awful. ' - Cried Continually,
.Had tot Huld and Watch Him
to Keep Him from Scratching.
Suffering Was Dreadful.
Had not Used Half a Set of Cuticura
Remedies Before Head, was Clear
and Free from Eczema.
"Khinlt ii CutjfUra Rewnediea ar
th beat remedies for ecwrns 1 have
ever heard, of. . Mjr mother had a child
who bad a t'n on iU )i when it was
real yoimv Ioetor cu),ed it lbr rh.
U gave u medicine; titit it did no
good. In lew day tbe head u a
solid mass, a running sore. It wa
awful, the child cried continually.- Wa
had to hold him and watt h liim (to
keep hitn - from acratrhtnj the aore.
Ha u(Tering was dreanfui. At last wa
reroerubwed Culicuia Henutnew. V
got a dollar bottle I miouia Iiesol
veut, a box of C-utH-uta Ointment, and
a bar of CuUC'Jia Soap. v gave the
Keaolveint a directed, waahrd the head
with tha CuytHaa Koap, sr:d apiih.Kl
the CutKHir- Oinrment. We had not
lisnd half befora Ihe (lu)d's head u
cteaj and fW irom ecx tua, and it ha
nevr com bat-It K o. His head wa
fjealthy and he had a beuttful head ol
hair. I lli'mk tha Cutitura Ointment
ery good for tha hair. It w ake tha
hair grow and T,'1'" f H'K hau."
(Signed) Mr. Francw Lund, Plain City,
tub. StC I. 1I0.
for more than a generation the Cuti
cura Kamedie have afforded the ped
hwt and most economical treatment for
awin and eoalp eruption f voting and
old, Uia ttih, UiTi, enwt, eU and
destroy sleep. Sold throughout tha
world, bend to Potter Drug A hem.
Corp.. aola propa.. Boeton. Ma., for
fraa 32-fiaga CiU-ur livoklet, a guida
t akiA and hair health.
OF HUMOR
u i, i-i i ' jui li rhlld limt - iitnmVraifil In
wihmiI rn.iii.
ii i( -. to Mrhelvie of l.ni-a-trr A-
limn Mtr-K lur HHMiiK in Hunt of Ortli"-
- flic nu-pi'.il.
It I.. ..... ny AlrMwirK ol mi;-uniiti
iiiiii'Ii kni.ir hi I.Hiunty im K liiiiini
in mm. ii ..nti kim n in. tun us s.rnim n
Msurnmt 11. HI lie IK nl UK--, itn.l !! Him.
,.rlH-tl 1 liaitl' ,li-lr iicii HUM r-lill-
ii. nl i Kit". i"i tiiir hi ma intuitu in
, mti iiiiki v or num.' trial wilmii.
" 11 b 'll"r' " t Ion--ro i.1e f..t
in ,i i in. !,.... ui ..I iigitt "I immiK linn
im- r.-niuvi-n fit i-lnim nl tin- iimeting ui
hup oi ii-mi i-Mat Hgnmt actual ui ui--
it. .'.. .,. ..f llm-hcck- I'm-
iuhs mi it I.i iiI.kihii. nl ' imr. mi nt blld
uliu tl.rlMllll . til rlloll. I .tll.l 41 ll V I IKll.-s-.
II It
l.y ,',vliLii..i,' .1. I- illiTi.ite
lit-il'llt I
IllHIl ..Hi
..I rtion
li lt tiiiiiii t t'lii .. nil-4! i.u.ing niiil'
Hiloi-crn.M in ..ii. iimuus roli-
uint m i vire t vm .n y -fmir htjuu In
tli. 1hv.
ii !l. Iv I-:kiik i.t AdaniH Aim nJ s
ilir 1 1 1 t rl. rk tvr in v. '
II it. J '.J. hy ihhiih ' of I iiilf.ias I'l o
vin. n inr t.,itiiiiK tMimna into ..ix rn'i'inni
o.Hirit'. tt.r iM.nl n.iititiiK.
II 14. ..(. l.y llutini'l of Kanrn-ior-
1 1 1 1 1 i ii iiMriR moif limn wir tin.i Irnt.i
;i)i M,lsl. Iijy he allortP,, , atl( ,, n.
tnan - r xliooi l.y
the tne' hod ol li ansiei
i. ii i.i uinci n ii t'a uei i ttin o.tti um it.i
tho height to be not less than twenty-seven
feet over the rails, except trolley wires,
which shall be not less than twenty-two
feet above. Hallway commission to control.
H. It. ail. by Uerdes of Richardson, by
Keipicst Limits liability of persons who
are injured while trespassing on railroad
property..
H. ii. Jf, by tierdes of Richardson, by
Request Adtls to present law a ptohlbl
tlon and penalty for any tampering with
railway electric signal services.
II. R. 3i'i. by (ieriles of Ku tiardson. by
Request Regulating the method of secur
ing crossings by railroads or electric inter
urbans over other railroads, naming the
conditions, under which the Railway com
mission shall order an overhead or an un
derground crossing and under what condi
tions grade crossings shall lie allowed.
11. H. 314, by Riishee of Kimball Con
tractors on Irrigation work shall put up a
bond of one-fourth the cost of the work
up to ViO.oiai, and in no case more than that
amount. Present law does not designate
slie of bond. Kmergency.
II. R. 31 j, by Hub a of Douglas Amend
ment to Bouth Omaha school law providing
lor a superintendent of buildings at a sal
ary of Jl.LtJO per annum, raises pay of sec
retary of board and provides for maximum
levy of la mills instead of 10 aa now. Pro
vides also that notice of special bond eleo
tlons shall be published In Tanners paper.
Kbergency.
11. R. 3l, by Bulla of Douglas Changes
election of members of South Omaha school
board from odd to even years and provides
for terms of four years. Emergency.
H. R. 347, by McArdle of Douglas Gives
county surveyor in all counties a four-year
term, and cuts out county treasurer and
county clerk In counties under commis
sioner form of government.
H. H. W, by Prince of Hall-rrohiblta
, hooting game from blinds or over decoys
In rivers.
H Hi 349i , Oustafson of Saunders-
-- ww, J - .in.... .... . . on 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I a
YVhera a,l,n,.l .11. v.u. , I
sections therein boundary Itnea may be
changed on petition of district boards.
The following bill were Introduced In the
senate: .
S. F. i:i7. bv Albert To enloln and ahulA
houses of prostitution .and assignation.,
'Ihe bill PI'OVldeS for the Issuance of In.
Junction against the use of the property,
tne general reputation or tbe place to be
taken into consideration aa evidence, and if
the court wishes the property may remain
Closed for a year. The furniture Is be sold
to Deapplled on costs. A soeela.1 tax of
fcWO on each house so used Is provided for
in audition to the ordinary assessments for
city, county and state.
S. r . 11M. by Albert-Provides for redls-
trlctlng of the state for congressional pur
poses. ft. F. bV Tibbet Provide that costs
of disbarment or suspension shall be
charged to defendant attorney or, if charge
is not sustained, by state or county be
ginning action.
H. F. SUM. bv Albert Provides for redis
ricting the state for Judicial purposes.
Seventeen Judicial district are provided
for. , -
S. p. 201. by Hnhrman-Adding October
12 as "Discovery -TJay" to the list of legal
holidays.
S. F. 202, by Morehead Provides that
wife may sign away legal Inheritance prior
to husband's death and accept provisions
of will when she has knowledge thereof.
S. F. 203. by Placek Provides that county
board, clerk and eupj,-rintendent may on
pennon cnange nounaaries of cnooi ats
trldts when less than six sections of land
shall be Included In adlstrlot having ten
regular grades.
S. F. 204, by Hoagland Provide that as
sessments for sewerage or drainage shall
bear 7 per cent Interest after first year.
Present law requires 6 per cent.
8. F. 206. by Partes Requiring watchman
or electric gong at all grade railroad
crossings. .
8. F. an6. by Bartos Provide that mort
gages shall not be lien on property if
foreclosure proceedings are not begun ten!
years alter rnonaage ik one.
8. F. HOT, by Barto Provides for an ap
pointment of special police In villages in
emergency by board of health and fixes
price of 50 cents per square for published
notices. . "
St. F. 20. hv Bartos Provide for re-
enactment of. Justice Juryrlause by civil
code.
H. F. I0S. by Bartos Allow s school dis
tricts to be changed If adjoining district
has high school.
8. F. 210. bv Uorton Legalises Issuance
of park, parkway and boulevard bonds In
cities of metropolitan class.
8. F. 211. bv Hklles Provides for narrow
ing roads originally laid out wider than
forty-six feet to a width not less man
forty-six feet.
8. F". 212. bv Smith of Fillmore Provides
road rules for pedestrians and vehicle. Oo
to right If meeting vehicle and to left If
passing.
SHERIDAN OFF FOR MANILA
Transport farrlea General Fnnaton
and nineteen llnndred Officer
and Men.
PAN FRANCISCO. Feb. J With about
1.SU0 officers and men the largest number
of troops leaving this port In several year
the transport Sheridan . sailed today for
Manila. The ranking officers on board
a 1 1. nur.l Krili.rlrW Fnnaton u-hn KOea
in lake command of the Department of
T.nvnn anrt Colonel John A. Lundeen. who
1 to command the new coast artillery post
at Corregldor
Put It In 1 oar Parse.
of Brown' Bronchial Troche.
A Ihi
The Weather
For Nebraska Fair and warmer.
For Iowa Cloudy.
Shippers' Bulletin Prepare forty-eight-hour
shipment, north, for temperatures of
& to 10 above zero; east, for in to lb above;
south and west, for Jo to 3u above.
Hours. Deg.
1
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KING OPENS PARLIAMENT:.'1,::
British Monarch Delivers Speech from
Throne in Tenon.
HOUSE OF LOR S3 IS THRONGED
4dlrr U I iilnrlrM., Only Two e
clflr l'niMllloK llrlns lKle
anil Ihfir Krr I'ourhril
I i4n l.luhlly.
l.(i.NfM)V. l. Ph. H Kinn tioorKt ami
(Jiiprn Vary, for th firit time In th"lr
fflKn. n (..fttltti In Ktntt this aftrn'on
fr.im llucklimhnni palace to Westtiylnstrr, j surxents ajul Ik slow ly making Ins way to
wln ie his majesty read the speeh for-I nlKht toward Juarez, fulloned by the In
mully op. nltiK Pari. anient from the throne iKurreetos. 1 o are hai as -ln his i ear Riiai a.
in the Hoiie of l.onls. HurltiK the cere-I A Fled Cross train of four coaches went
nmnv tin- .(men was seated at the side of! out of Juares late ..Mil afternoon for Ihe
Mte kin.
ThoiiKh the day was .lark and chilly an
in mer.se thronw wis Rathei etl In St. Jam a'
patk and In Whitehall, where the gorgeous
procession passed. Other thousand stir-i
rounded the parliamentary bulldlnn. Their I
majestlca rode In the pllded state coach
drawn by eli;ht cteam-colore.l horse? ca-
parlsonetl In (told and purple. The klnB
wore a field marshal's uniform.
As the royal party passed the cheering j
was unusiuilly hearty. It was the ftrr-t j
opportunity the populace hail had to cx- i
ptesa its gratification over the vindication !
of King (Jeotge In the
against F.dward Mylltis.
recent libel suit !
llonae of Lords Varied.
The House of Lords was packed when
the Imperial procession entered from the
robing room at 2:30 o'rlock.
A number of peeresses had seats on the
floor with the peers. The bishops and
ambassadors with their wives occupied
seats at the left of the throne. In the ab
sence of American Ambassador Reld. w ho Is
having a holiday at nome. the Vnlted
States was represented by William Phil
lips, secretary of the embassy. Mrs. Phil
lips was with her husband.
The Colonies for the list time were rep
resented by the colonial aeents general.
Lord Strathcona. high commissioner for
Canada, was present In this capacity and
with him were the representatives from
Africa. Australia and New Zealand. The
women wore mauve In half mourning.
Ililef antl Colorless.
The klng'R tprecli from the throne was
brief .and colorless. It opened with 'a
filial reference to the death of King Ld
ward. The only references to foreign af
fairs was a mention of the fact that nego
tiations had been opened with Japan for a
new commercial treaty, and an allusion to
the friction In Persia over the disturbance
of British trade routes. A casual expres
sion of interest In the apptoaclilng imperial
conference was made.
Only two proposed legislative measures
were mentioned specifically. "Proposals,"
said the Hffg, "will be submitted without
delay for settling the elartlons between the
two houses or Parllment with the object
of securing an effective, working constitu
tion. "Legislation would also be had." his
majesty said, "to provide insurance against
GlckneF and unemployment."
in making the declarfatlon of faith. King
George used for the first time the amended
form adopted at the last session of Parlia
ment and which omit the traditional refer
ence to the Catholic church, which was
offensive to the adherents of that faith.
Government Take o Hand.
i
From the paucity of the legislative pro- j
posals, it is evident the government has i
determined to allow nothing beyond neces- ;
sary financial measures to Interfere with
action on the veto bill. Tho suffragettes
are already threatening a renewal of their
activities, .because they were not men
tioned In the speech.
That the' nationalists are' satisfied with
their position was Indicated, when at' a
meeting held late tn the day It was de
cided not to adopt any private bill during
the present session.
OPPOSITION l)F.Ol NCES TREATY
Balfour nud l.ansdovrne Object to De
fleet loa of Canadian Wheat.
LONDON, Feb. 6. The proposed reciproc
ity agreement between the United States
and Canada was denounced In unmeasured
term today by Lord Idtnsdowne and A. J.
Balfour, leaders of the opposition, respect
ively, In the House of Lords and the House
of Commons.
Speaking In the House of Lord on theVelp'fram - rom tha nwlcan consul at
reply to the speech from the throne, Lord
."Buu" "o iu ine agreement meant a
diminution of the advantage enjoyed hyjmanaer of ,h 1'eparlment of Texa will
British trade under Mie preference now
given by Canada and also the deflection of
wheat aupplte to the United State.
'In the House of Common Mr. Balfour
said If the proposed arrangement was car
lied out it would have the most disastrous
consequence for the future of the empire.
INSURGENTS FAIL
TO SEIZE JUAEEZ
(Continued from First Page.)
railway wa ditched by Orozco' force of
Insurgents In a small cut at BaucTie, ten
mile south of Juarez, at :16 o'clock last
night.
The Insurgent who were stationed within
200 yards of the seen Immediately made
an examination, because the train had not
been stopped when signaled, causing them
to suspect that Itabago a federal were on
the train. The examination proved that
the train contained eighteen car and
Orosco ordered hi men to fire a volley
Into the air to develop what part of tha
train wa occupied by soldier. He had
been warned that many might be on the
train.
Men began to Jump off the train and
Orosco, not being able to distinguish who
wer soldier and who were not, ordered
another harmless volley fnAd. The Insur
recto Immediately retired to watch the
situation until daylight, thus giving all non
combatants and women and children Um
to get out of the way.
At 6:30 a. m. Orozco aaw soldier on the
Embankment getting their breakiast with
a guard and a skiimibh line out In front
and one machine gun mounted behind the
embankment.
I Oro.co Order harge.
I Oroioo Immediately ordered a charge to
develop the strength of the federals and
', tne later replied with vigor. There were
no casualties on ine insurrecto siue. out tv.
fetleral skirmishers Were seen to fall. Fro.,
some of the Americans on the tra.n it wa
learned that at 7.3- a. m. this wa II.
total liuml.il of casualties on the fedei .
side.
At that lime all noncumbatants had It
When about three miles distant It
noticed that he insurrecoa were ii.sk. i
charges from all directions on tiie led. i.
position and the latter were hold in,' !:
places behind the embankment and rej.:
ing vigorously.
From nit n o'l I lie Ua u occui-itd
i Bahugo It wad learnnl that v. Inn the tru
bt'vvas atopped the soldiers itiin.eiliately p.
pared fot battle and began ;. 'tiling out
neavy aklrunsh ilne on either aide of t:
21 i train, while others took a machine run o.
1 I ihe tram and began mounting it behind
embankment.
A large puiohrr of U-' men were la .
36 i Ilrst car behind the er.mne. Manj of the.
I were killed or n lin ed hi the tierailmcii
U
of th cuavii. Ilia wounded war pat,.
y i x-
X
in ftosHiDIe' done' for their rare.
lulm(i) ban about 1-0 men of hia own
cnminan.l and from 110 to 2"0 nieti of th I
Klcliteenth batifllori cf Infantry which ha I
be..n flghtitijf pcuctlcally for the lant tin
du K.
Flrlna; la JrM.
At ' M oilotk this ir.orn:.is r..ie finn
could he dlKtlncu heard In Juarei. and
alsn the kouihI of occa'lonal illxcharaes of
artillery. roco Ik nid to have a moun
tain how ller , wit ly Mm.
KahaKo had about t!"0 men In the trencheK
and a battle continued all day, which re
milted In, heavy losses on both sides. This
afternoon he eat aped from the position In
which he had been .hemmed in by the In-
cene of battle, i-arryinft pnai. ianK. nutseai
land inedl.al aupplles. It Ik repotted iat j
lUeneral Nevarro. with a larne force, in
cottilnn tip rapidly from Chihuahua anil
may reach Juarea before dawn.
Kabayo escaped by tearina: up one of the
box cars and bull. linn a skldway to get the
horses off the cattle cats,
The men' Were then lined tip with their
front to the Insurrecto- and retreated 1.000
j ards eastward:
on reaching the foothills they placed their
machine gun on the "insurrecto trenches,
keeping them at a safe distance as. well as
a group of Ainci it an spectators w ho
I watched
i hill.
proceedings . from surrounding
CKF.KL CtlVK Ol'T TATKjii. T
Mexican Minister Sn I neaalneaa
t. Felt.
CITY OF MKXIC'U. Feb.. fc.r-"We are not
sure bat it would be the best thing that
the revolutionists - ehoukl take Ciudad ,
Juarez.
We would then have them In a I
position
here we oould quickly surround
and capture them.'
Knrique C. Creel, minister of foreign re
lations, who has the confidence of General
Diaz perhaps more than any other of his
official family and' who' Is In constant
touch with the rhef executive on affairs
of the nation, answered as above a request
for an official expression regarding events
on the border.
"I may add," he saiii! "that government
nffinlnl. 1 1 ., . . , i u a U'hlll ..'HI- .1 . ' . I"
,, ,,. m . . , !
tne possiiuiiiy oi nn, attempt tu mr i
Juarez. We are reasonably confidyjil that
Colonel Tamborrel, In charge of the federal
troops at that point, with 3.000 men at his
disposal, will be able to control the situa
tion. "The city has not been attacked. Further
than that we are without official informa
tion. We know nothing more than that
which we read in the newspapers. Even
su posing, however, that they succeeded
In entering Juarez it will signify nothing.
They might be .able to hold the city for a
day or two, but not more, and as I have
said, we are not sure but that it would
be best."
TROOPS AltltlYIXi AT STATIONS
Soldiers from Fort Mende Paid
Off
tiolaa; lb roach Omaha. v
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-A troop of
i cavalry stationed at '"West Point, N. Y.,
land a company of the signal corps from
Fort D. A. Russell left tonight for El
Paso, Tex., for service along the Mexican
border, according to orders from the War
department. i
DOUGLAS. Arte., Feb. .&.-Troop I ot the
United States cavalry arrived today from
Fort Wingate, N. M , and Immediately
went. Into camp with J,roop M.uot the same
regiment, already.staUpned. here.
D.KNYERV eb. t-legerl r .W. ,8.
61-huyle'r arrived'' hto'' today from Fort
RlfeV Kan.. ' etV foiife W Fort 'Hu'acliuca,
Ariz., to take 'c'omfriind '"'.of ' the United
States troops ' a'long ''the ' Mexican border.
General 8chu$ler declined to comment upon
the situation further than to Say his ef
fort would'' M "confined to- enforcing the
neutrality law. ' - " ' ' '
HUDfclLS CAPTIRK V ItiMACIO
Town Opposite Fort Jlaneaek, Tex.,
Occupied- hy Insorg-enta.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. The -capture by
the Mexlcon revolutionist of San Ignado, a
town opposite Fort H-ancock, Tex., wa re-
ported to the State department today In
Cludad Porforio ltfai. So far a an aero
plane can discover. General Hoyt, the corn-
probably soon be in a position to determine
the facta as to the activities of the Insur
gent along the Mexican border. At pres
ent owing to conflicting report and absurd
and extravagant claim on the part- of the
different leader, the United State army
officer who are trying to maintain the
neutrality law In force on the Mexican
border, find the task a difficult one and
the troop aro constantly making wild
goose chases after military expeditions re
ported to be crossing the Rio Grande, which
rarely materialize.
Today General Wood, chief of staff, let
It be known that at leaat one areoplane
would be employed . in observation work
along the Rio G-ane.
The War department ha accepted th
tender of Robert CoUler of one of hta Hew
Wright biplane, which will be rushed to
the Mexican border and turned over to
General Hoyt.
The United State aeronautical reserve
la prepared to furnish other machine for
military use at short notice and If th
Collier biplane prove to be of real service
It will be suppleqiented by at least a half
dozen others,. It 1 believed the military in
this manner will be able practically to es
tablish an Impenetrable patrol along th
border.
ARMY BILL IN THE SENATE
Committee Add SI Hundred and
Forlr-Tn Thousand Dollar to
the House Measure.
WASHINGTON. Feb. The army ap
propriation bill which wa reported to the
enate Friday., la unfinished form, was
completed today. It carries tM3.678.5S6. an
increase of tili.2.XI as It was passed by the
house. .A saving of H.7'11.2 is shown
from the amount appropriated for the
present fiscal year. .
!;ti h ' iv.-tirt tl.e 'tmrK linil
r Money to Loan
At lowest Association rates. Loans
for buying or building homes,
specialty.
The Conservative Savings
Loan Association,
Geo. F. Gilmore. Pres.
Paul XV. Kuhns, Secy.
COUNCIL TO CALL l)P YEAGER
Des Moines Chief Will Be Asked to
Explain Speech.
SAYS CITY WORSE THAN BEFORE
Sprri'h tlmlr to Ministerial AksocIk
tion t ne I n rat Illation Vmona
I it) I iinni'llmrn Ibmil to rn
Ion Hullt hy Kranil.
t From a Staff t 't.rrespotident. I
HKS MOINKS. la.. Feb. H -tSpci Inl Trle
uratn. i Hecause I'hlef of Police YeaBer In
an address to the ministerial HRtoclatlnn. i
ret fnil declare. that ttiital conditions In'
the city were worse than they fot nicrly I
were and that the police are powerless to
l,riiU,( ( B,rI ,,., w, ,,p nsk,.,, ,
,,y )m (.u. ,.,.,.,, u, H,,.nr ,, PXpaln j
w, 1)u , , Members of the count IP
slated w Inn they pa?-Ked the resolution!
asking for an explanation that they were;
under the Impression the police department !
was lining good Wt.ik. but U w hat the t hief I
j Is repot ted to have said Is (rue. an entire j
j new deal Is needed in city affal.s '
I Schedules aggregating Indebtedness In
I the su;n of $'.i7.u..-j.Wi were filetl in the I'nitedj
j States court by Ike Stern, proprietor of M. j
Stern 1st Sons, wholesale millinery storel j
I who was forced Into voluntary bankruptcy I
f by credttois several weeks ago. The assets.
are named at $!f.MH.ti7.
In a decision filed today ordering the j
discontinuance of train service on the New-1
ton Northwestern railroad from Newton
I to ues Moines Junction, in Story county.
(Judge McPherson strongly Intimates that
j In the building of the roati there was fraud.
1 Me gives figures showing that the road
cost about Wo.niO more than It was worth.
t(l(Jt
It was built hy a professional pro
moter, built solelv to Kelt nnrt not tn he .in.
erBl,.d, m,I(.e ,, , not 8(11.pi.,BinB that th,
company fails to pay expenses. A part of
the road which was Bold and electrified Is
now pa ing.
doling; Wires to Itourne.
Senator Lafayette Young today sent the
following to Senator Bourne ut Washing
ton, D. C.:'
Hon. Jonathan Bourne. I'nlted States
Senator. N aNhlngtnn. D. ('.: Have read
your appeal for votes for the constitutional
amendment giving the people power to
elect Beiiaturs
1 Intend to vote for mu h
amendment
Just now the people of Iowa want to
nominate a United States senator and your
progressive triends in the Iowa legislature
are refusing to consent to an act for a
special primary election. 1 should like to
have your Influence and that of Senator
Cummins on the Iowa legislature to aecure
the enactment of a law for a special pri
mary Just now. Kindly answer.
LAFAVKTTK VOUNtl.
United States Senator.
TO CI UK A COI.W l (im; iay
Take LAXATIVE BROMO gulnlne Tableta
Druggists refund money It ii lans tu cur
W. GKOVK'S signature la on each box. i.c
TRIAL OF CATTLE
BARONS BEGINS
(Continued from First Page.)
A.
that naturally they wanted id locate
where most of their neighbors were seek
ing homesteads. In this way he explained
why there was a common desire to fill
out the checker board surface of the cor
poration range.
Mr. Woodruff will conclude his argu
ments this morning, not having had time
to finish last evening. A Boon as he has
finished there will not be any delay In
the .introduction of evidence,' ' a great
correspondence. - The caae ' embraces a
number of interesting points and 1 being
watched with unusual concern. 1 '
NOTED RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Seeley, Mho
Itasala,
Flted the
In Called
liar
to
of
Omaha.
F. If. Seeley of Chicago, the noted trus
exiert, Is at the Henshaw hotel and will
remain In Omaha this Tuesday, Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday. He Bays: "The
Spermatic Shield Truss as now used antl
approved by the United States government
not only retains any case of rupture, af
fording Immediate and complete relief, but
close the opening in ten day on the aver
age case, producing results without sur
gery or harmful injections." Mr. Seeley
has documentary reference from Ml"
United State government. Washington, D.
C, for Inspection. Charity cases without
charge, or all who call can see the truss
or be fitted If desired.
Four F.nropean M ordered.
PARIS, Feb. 6. A dispatch received here
today from Melllla states that four Euro
pean traellng from Oran, Algeria, to Me-
' mia were assassinated and decapitated by
Riff tribesmen on January 29. A fifth
member of the traveling party made his
escape. i
A C&nnotsiear
.iti t-ii
will jvit jkUPaa
that th dell-
elects flavor and I
ooquet or ytf "r-
Nerv or falls
to kIto satisfaction
Ml TLJ a V -
1M
our
and I
MILLIONAIRE YOUTH GOES
TO WORK AS A MESSENGER
Anthony J. Dretel Trampa aireela In
ainah ! l earn Wnalweaa Brnlaer-In-l.nw
of Allien t.onld.
NKW T'UK. Feb -Anthony J. I'rexel.
hn tnartieil Mia Mar.iorle Oould. went to
work today. Mm jrot a Job aa messenaer
with a stock exchange firm and beaan his
duties this tnornlna With an Idea tn j
learn in K the businesa from A to Z he de
termined to start at Ihe lowest rung- of the
la.bl.-i-.
Younn Ihexel worked hard on hi- first
!n ami trnmoeil throlish the financial dls- I
trlct In the slush and roltl until .: this
afternoon. He had twenty tnimites for
lunch
Tomorrow his slster-ln-law-, Vivien, niar
tles. lut he will work half a day. never
theli.s.. iiittlnt! just In time to dress for
the crrinoiiy. lie journeyed home tonight
on a crowded "t," train.
UNCLE SAM TO G1YE TREES
(Continued from First Page )
of the scheme which lie has and which he
belle es will do the work. Mr. Paxton
learned that the i-lvera ' antl harbors bill
was In conference, which does not give
ery great encouragement to his project. I
(I. J. Crook, former postmaster of Falls I
City. Neb.. Is in vVashlngton upon business j
before the Postofflce department. Mr.
Crook is here with the hope of explaining
any discrepancies which may have ap
peared in his accounts as postmaster.
U. N. Orth and wife of Grand Island are
in the city, Mr. Orth having business wtlh
the Treasury department.
WYMORE MAN UNDER ARREST
I). F. Wheeler TnUt'ii In Kanana and
t haraed vrlth ( nnipllclty In
Hank Itobltery t'aae.
BKATRICK. Neb.. Feh. fi.-iSpecisl Telegram.)-D.
F Wheeler of Wymote was ar
rested today by Sheriff Sullivan ami taken
to Marysvllle. Kan., and lodged in Jail on
the charge of being Implicated In the Beat
lie. Kan., bank robbery, which occurred a
short time ago. Wheeler wis formerly em
ployed as a conductor on the Burlington
road, but was discharged a ear ago. Since
that time he has been out of employment.
The officers say they have a good case
against him. With the arrest of Wheeler,
three Wymore residents are now In Jail
at Marysvllle on the charge of complicity
In the Bcattle robbery. i
A llrenk for Liberty
from stomach, liver and kidney trouble T1r-j
made when a L'.y box of Dr. Kings New
Life Pills Is bought. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
MAN TO BE WHIPPED AT POST
Inltlniore Judge Sentence Wife
Heater to Be taatlaraleri and to
Two Month In Jail.
BALTIMORE, Md., Feb. .-F1ve lashes I
on his bareback and two months In Jail was !
the sentence Imposed by Judge Duffy in
the criminal court here today on George T. I
Wooden for assaulting his wife and terribly ;
mutilating her ace with a knife. j
The last time the whipping post In the I
Jail here was used in lltoT. !
VCROSS EYES'
You can t afford to neglect your
child visual sens jf 'ft
Cross eye In children are fre
quently the result of muscular
weakness, which may be over
come with proper gtaste t
If you have a child thusaiflicted
t;et our opinion, ft j ft
XVTEBOM OFTICAX. CO.
813 so. ISth Street.
The Economy
of a
Taxicab
is best bhowii by comparing with
the other usual transportation
facilities of the city.
The use of a carriage for a
single evening will cost you ut
least $3.00. - i
A Taxicab will pick you up
and take you to a point one and
three-fourths miles away and
call for you at the appoinnted
time and take you home and the
charge will only be $2.00.
Iiesides it is quicker1 and saves
our gown and temjer and the
ars are comfortable in any
oather. Thone us anv time.
4
maha Taxicab
8c AUTO LIVERY CO.
(rJ4 Faritam St., Oinali. Xeb.,
anil lioine lintel.
.,olli I'litiiies Doug. 4078; A-lfl'M.
The Sunday Bee
U anxiously awaited by
iK.ir- who aru, Bpecially
;tiifrt-!-ifi) Id lantl. the
toil that buy and sell
Mih entourage other to
do likewise
"ThiO.vl'Irf ef Ism
I. a cnriew. .met
Von never know w hrr
to .top.
Hut I m htwnd
1 or the highest rotin-l
With a nm lr.it fit, th
top"
If you raised Vine
big tomatoes in your
own garden
If you sclectetl thcin
yourself; prepared,
them in the daintiest
way with your own
hands: and made them
into soup ty the s,i;s
formula as ours then
you would have some
thing like
r TOMATO
But wouldn't you lauch
if your neighbors claimed
to make something' "just as
tjood" witli ordinary toma-.
ttcs not any too fresh;
and prepared and handled
in an ordinary way? '
When you ask for
"Campbell's" get Camp
bell's. 2 1 kind 1 0c a can
Jutl add hoi warr, .
bring' to a boil,
and serve.
fotrrn. Lautizll
CoarANY
Camden N I
f Look for the
red-and-white
label
John Says: -
"Bam A. AfUar nt
m a pot oarg from
Nw Tork th other
day. He wrot on ttt
'Am smoking yon 60
TRUST BUSTER on
Broadway.' Tbat'a
pnttlng It ovr tho
Maw York olgarlst,
ln't M-
Central Cigar Store
321 So. lbth St.
cray "hair FREE BOOK
Writ For This "'-' -' "
Wt will thfcfidrtHi n illu-rtnted bok onthci'art of tha
Hair FR RE. It ulltfou boryrncanualWretnrTfiur '
hair to anr rltlred ahada. It certainly i worth a aioata.1.
H. D. COMB CO Da. 80 U K. 2l Nav Tat
AMCSK.11K.V1 9.
lna
Hom ol
Foil
mm
froliol
Commanclnr Ins., Fab. B, for 4 Day
Ttit GIRLS hROM DIXlri
With
ADAMS AND OUHL; .
German Xooentrlc Comedians aod-
AH QUEEhS Of THE AH
UU SOUTHLAND UU
Sonbla xtra features every night
$95.00 tn fold given away to tha
laaiea Wednesday ktatlne.
Monday Wight Amateur
Tuesday Night Choral Girls' Contest
Wednseday Might, Walteing tlonteat
EXTftA JAKB PAFPAS, tha Oreak
Samoa Wrastiar. will meet all com-,
ar at 149 pounds. Tonight, Tuesday,
and Wednesday Night, pappa will
throw John A- Bolomon tonight la IS
minute or forfeit $35. -astnt
charge.
Thursday, Trlday and Saturday'
"TE wntGWTs i a bar boom."
LaJLLU
TONIOKT, WED. MAT. AND STB,
IFRBT W. BATAOB OrrEBI
Th Melo-Dramatlo Buooasa " '
1NIADAME X
Prloe, 50o to 1.B0 Mat., 8So to B1.00.
THIS ArTEBBOOK AT 4 I. M.
MME. JOHANNA OADSKI !
Prima Donna Soprano "
XDWIB BCHBBrOBB at th Piano.
S3.00, $1.60, f 1.00. 8d Baloony Beats
aoo. 6m SAI.B A. M.
Starting- Thar. Matinee, 3 Day
THE SMART SET
Bright, B8, BO, 76o, Mat. 8 Bo, Paw 60o
BOYD'S THEATER
Songlaa Kit. aa .....
TONIGHT. MATS. Tt'ES., THl.KS.. SAT
riVA LANG
Asd hr asosllant eompany la th
Soalety Oram
"IV1Y -IFE"
Oa of oar bt parf ormssce. i
BXXT WEEK, TIBIVABT 13, . .
Th Treat play and production ' of
"CLfc-UPATRAV' .
Th Oratt Lo Story Ln th.
World aiatory. -
ITIWltLi
DOUG. 494
Imi AU94
ADVANCED AUDBTIX.X.B.
Mat. every day, 8:15; every nlgUt, S:1S
aplrlt Paintlugs; Mualoal Catty; Th
aupet; ateiiuialr Bros.; btajilay, at
Norton; laudrd Orovar and Dick
Bichard) Ban Bayer and Brother;
jLinodrom; Orpuuu Concert Orch
tra. ' OMAHA'S , PUB OBBTBB."
Ega,, l-go-S07S
Sally Mat., lS-SB-BO
THE E1L
fclLLY W. WATSON.
'riiut tuntiv lit
le I ui l t imid n y 1 1 U that
1 unny i.tttio r.jnie, hth
.III OIALB rOH HArFlID"
Bxtravagaosa aud Vaudavlll.
Juggling tianiiiiiiH, I-r.:riuut Hi u., Geo.
(furtlen ' . y . .
badl Dim Matin Every Was Day.
fhoseai
Doug-. 10411
lad., A-lOti..
TBBEB SHOWS f li. Tl4i, B:$0.
1U Tills Wk
MOBTON JEWELL TBOUFB
Barrett A Matuaw, Bdwe Xaoagh
A Co., A4l MoNell, Oeo. W. Day an
ta Omaha Oirl. Harrtaa-ten, aaU44
a. Laatar. Dauy Mattaaaa, 10.
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