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OMAHA. 1-T.IDAY MOKNINvJ. MAKCII 17, lHllSIXTKEX P.UiES.
SINGLE COPY TWO CENTS.
miSH. SAETT." WH0S SLEXORT
IS H050BXD TODAY.
X 0 . L A W-HUU J I DS !
PASS YARDS BILL
LN MODIFIED FORM
Making the Feathers Fly
iAGREEMEXTDPON
LNrflATlVE BILL
Conferees Reach Decision en Amend
ments to Measure for Direct
Ljislstion.
TEN PER CENT FOR I5ITIATITX
FUllNISHiXG ARMS
Department of Justice Finds Goyern
meat Can Control Only Indi
- . vidua. Cases. -
C . .. . - I - . A I W f .
Measure . Besrulatinz South -
unut corporation.
JOSE 6HIPMEST KOI VIOLATION
OLUB XEASURE SPECIAL
Trtniportinj JMunitioni t Merchtn'
wise Asserted Kot an Qffente.
l fioute Will Take it Up on Passage!
Fiften Per Cent Petition U Initiate
Amendments.
This Morning", j
rm DISTINCTION 13 DRAWN
i POSSIBILITY BOTH TO GOVERNOR. 1
TEN PER CENT FOR REFERENDUM
Sharp Pight When Bill is Up in the !
- Home. '
Both Recruits and Munitions Matt
' ' Hot Be Joined.
. OMAHA -
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Ko Party Circle Shall Be Allowed in
Submitting Question.
PASS AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL BILL
ONE DXEXCT PRECEDENT. JTJUXD
.ledge way HlaaIleiar; jCoatlellaa
It M nl 'B Proved fiffwt af
Eaaeaitfoa ts Tavaslea as "
Military atre.
vrAtntrxfTTQX. Mare H.rnas viir
f th ceutralltT laws bu left tb admin
istration' a4 te-r doubtf ul as to whether
th I'nited Ktatea can prevent tha shipment
of arma and ajnmur.it inn to tha Mexican
Insnrreotos. The Department pf Justice's
view of th law aad. Its. study of the preceT
aler.te bear out tka contention by admlnis- I
tratlon offldala that tha government can I
c"Btr1 ra the shipment, of j
cording to the clrcumtance- urroundlnj
tt. but tbat thrra la no rvnrrml atatuta
which axplictly forbida tha ahiproeot of
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Attorney GenwaJ Harmom In UK ea
an opinion to the State department rrrd
inf tha ahtpment of anna to tha Cohan In
aorrertoa. In which ha held that "the mere
aaJa ar ahlpment of arma and munitions
of war by perrona In tha United 8ta,tea to
trona In Cuba la not a violation of In
ternational law. however, atrona; a ua- '
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us4 In an Insurrection against the Spaatab
Sviiiuiumi.
Dertataa by Jaatlce Brawa.' .
Abaut the same time Justice Brown In
tha t'nlted Ptatea district court, held that
It waa na offense against tha newurallty
laws of tha Vnlted Hrates to trannport j
munltioni of war from this country to
another, aa mercharidtaa only. If not dee
tiaed In aid of a military expedition from
this country, whether they, were to b
used la war or not.
In th xrihorg ease, 1n connection with
ena a ftba Qlibustarliig expediUana to
Cuba, tha rupr-me court of th -Vntted
Btaftes affirmed th opinion of the court
below tbat It waa xta crime to transport
munition a of wax to - another, country
whether they were "to be ue for war or
not and It was not an affenas to transport
persona Intending to enlist In a foreign
army and tcunidooa of war on the aaraa
trip. -
Th court, bom ever, upheld the fine di
t taction that It would have been a tai b
af law If both Thr-peracnif -TmjHn-g-to
enlist and tha muntionn of ar being trans
Brtd wwrm. f arts o ta aassa Military ex-r-edltlon
planned and set on foot In this
rountry. " . . "T
rreeaaeaffar tass.
Oi eae which bears d1retdly on tha
Mexican sltttatlon has been found, tbat of
tha Vnited Ktatea vs. Tbanes. charged with
forming aa expedition in to Vnited
State ta Invade Mexico. Judge May held
that before conviction It must b proved
that tha deatgn aad purpose of th ex
pedition waa aome attack or. Invasion of
another people ar country - aa a military
fore. Judge May also held that tha snere
TuJ !
fact that men arm
crossed the Rio O
be not sufficient in lieelf to constitute a
military enterprise or hostile Intent, but
fia proof must be f-JMPsted ofwhat tliey
were doing andr- where tbeirs.destinatln
waa Th court made plain, however, that
of any number of men plaamwd In tl
Vnited v States an attck" on Mexico they
would be glulty of a vlo'atlon of the neu
trality lawa.
VVkil no official opinion haa been given,
It is understood lha department of justice,
drawing Its view from dmnluiw of lh
eourt and apparently ui.acltnuus opinio n
of th department In lli pasu.tajies.jh
position that ther Is no general law to
prohibit th shipment of arms to-hnrur-r,-t
,ja and that this Is prarctlcaliy under-
atood by tn administration. .
glW-Tt-w1g-fwtf.Hril
Stamer that Mlalster Llsaaalaar Haa
-Mad Deal wit f stsnretaa.
NEW TORK. March 11 -The sudoea da
pirtur fro hi N York ot Senor Ltnaan
tour. th Mexican minister of Onance. after
a wtek ef conference and negotiations
tb procts aatur f which haa not hi th
en been dear, la bow explained by tha
aaderatandlng that ba be succeeded In
affixing a taatatlv plaa by wob -tarttal
reforma ar expected ta b lsuaa
4 lately put In fore br th Mexlcaa gav
ernment. and the leading InsurrectTOnTlfX
Veleg aatlsfled. ar to aid in restoring
peso.
Th areaene bar at th Hotel A for -ef
fenor Madera, tha father of tha praiiaiooaJ
prtalder.t; tha fact that LJmantour baa
bee tlirovt-h tnre gwneratlona th cotifl
tftcO-xl avdkiaer of tb Ma4r fsnsi.y. a4
the fact that LJmantour and Its senior
Madera have been ia conference wbi! tia
t-oitant touftl have been going
back
and frtf.frro th fmanc minister Xo
Mrxic Oly added sign:fHnce to the slt
kijcn V ia Parts befor be left for New
erk Lisr.arttour aeoared throuxh an Aa
aociated Prets mttnies his beUef la tt
need of a nunnrr of reforms ta encet tbe
Jast wishes of Ihe'itv-jrrtctos. When lea-Ipa-
aara yesterday he a'd
Mistake h been issue, l erhaps some
of IJifffi aci-los, bt tats favct u not peca
liar to Uexic. Many reonrrs bare beea
brought about In recent ear others of
en greater Import aace are under ay
and may be rr.art puM:t In tfce near
future"
.ii.1 ssaoKiir a -Hisrarrti from Mexiew;
rn"cn.d tbat President ttaa. in a eoafa 1
4 lice la :t h
. t m i . ...at , i . 1
t.t an a.uxed thm trat he aas adolucg!,f pr cunlT -ootaaa. paaaed tnrough
rta:n of Uu uuit r a luatuiwrn of j nr Thuraday morning, within two das
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nr Un.ini. .r la
a.th t.lm a
ai artiun
re--fK hi.ts.
of tbe uVirtand f tha tnsur-
atrch. it ta hoi-rd. mill be ac-,
.;;st;ie.ta U.c
nile ir lai i
juir.ii.tr4 aad
t 1-a
BOMB THr lTu Htmillkl
ill
Party af taearaeata
Ma a. re
way lata iwrti.
t I. Pi.. V.. J . 1 lal a
Tgrnbut'et. kastsry con.Mr.d.r of Ju.r.a.im" lJcl h
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PATRICK ' '
'. ri. orr is tea,R.
DIED MARCH t
Receiver of Stolen
'Stamps Implicates
- Former Police Chief
Tohn Callahan Testifies that He Sold
Proceeds of Two Robberies and
Paid Sum for Protection.
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March 3 -John Calla- I
vTrCHTTA. Kail.,
han. who, with
ei-f.iuef of Poliee- Franlc,K.
fjL, 1' rtI,lh th lnu-rpre,ed ... aanin, t.a OUIa-blll.
LT WMn T.rTl v ,tp': The Taylor-I,lei. bill by Taylor of
said today he will tell all h knoanr ahoutl.... . . . , . . , ,.
. j M.tcheor k aa4 lolsl of Baundera, Is said
Iba atarap rase when be goea on the vtan1. 1 . . . . , ,, .
... . T , . .. 1 to baa been ameudad subatantialls aa de-
.1 have Ml doiibfe-eroaaed. Callahan ' , . . . t. ,
aaUL
Callahan went on the wttneas stand- this I
7:; r " K .
tea:f. or himilf in the rase la which I
i.
"s .wg . ' . nani.nv Vivien poerae
lampe. ne ocwea ne para rrank;
Burt, former hlaf -ot lee of Wichita a
sum nf mony moatV.v for protectlon.
t'allahan said Burt caoicto him and said
he would becugh cl)ific.U)tei .stampe
and he 'wanted help. Callahan teatihed
thai he got nn stamps from u Iturdeeh
and 1.1 oi. Kp . postoffica rUefe anleiv
to hele f urt out of troublo. lie datrlaira
that he never handled any stolen clamps
at other times.. ,
MrsrFitzgerald
Wins Alimony Suit
Former Wife of Irish General to Get
sio.uuu a Tear from His Pron-
tny in rennsyiTania, :
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UNIONTOH K. Ta-, March li. Aecwding I
to tha opinion announced ldr by J'lit
Robert K- I'mbel. Mm IJda Eleanor Fjtx
gerald la ii u..aji she asked 4a flier 'tit I
against hr former htwnrml Goeral j
Hurcell.1tsjra1d. a""relth.v resident of'
Ireuund, with exteojdv iatrets ha Penn-'
arlranla. ".'..- . . . . , ....
MT- mxgerald la to be paid alimonr
ai in rata oi s .w'J a year nnt'l a Tunl taaunaa
shall have been .accumulated front Flu- -gerald'e
coal and coke properties m Penr- j oai!fir
sylvaata amotintlng to MKi.T. the Income i oaear
from half ef which she la to have and tb
remainder Is to be placed In the hands
of trustee for rUig?rl(J'.childre.
ane Murderer is :. . . J w
Moved to:Avoid Mob
Hjtrrey-ileija Acquitted tf Kill
tng of Mr. and Mrs, Bales at For-
mosa, Kan Taken to Topeka.
TOPEKA. Kan.. March bi-riarsey Vial
eifrti. who was chanrM With th murd-r
Pf .Wilflam Rales, aa axed farmer, and
his wife, at Kirmota. Kan . and s ar-
j quitted yesterday on a plea of insanity,
jwas brought here today from Krmosa to
axoMl a-tnob. said to be gathering a ,
hortnoea with the purpose of Ivnching him (
CR0WS NEST MEN TO STRFKF 1
Three Thaaaaad M
e. Hill Halt mara.;!1"00 " ,h Tayior-uoiexai om couia
" - " airrrairii CXBlres .
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- . A aril 1.
VAXCOrVER. H I- . Uin-h ' i
down of all ih ..1 j ..-
v... a. .!... .
employ.
Ing 10o ruau. ia expected to take p!ointr 11510 " , w,,
aooa Tb auika ot rw years ago was' Tn ,e" " th' T,TlcrlvrIJ
setUod by. a board X car.eiliaUon and tk ! wr accompanied by explanations which
agrrameni reahtxl U.aa expr by Km- j sriowed the feeling that passage of t hla
itauon Apni i . negotiations tar reaawa!
ot
aagoustifti kiTi aen fruit Vea. Th
La (oao insist apoa th .ed bp and
'
conceaaior.s tn . wages.
AGED MINISTER - FOUND 0EAD:
He
" O. Tarwellaaa. Who a ,
as
Paalee af Oae tkserk hlxty Iran, !
nie Sadaealy.
PEOrUA. III. March 14,-Tte Rev. lc
Amada Corne4iar. for sixty ywar tastor
I Ike Prrsb ter:a church at Washlr.gton.
111., and with one exception th oldest
living graduate of Princeton college, was
found dead la bed Ibis mornirg. lie re
ilrel lt nlgtt la apparently b.s vsuaj
heaiih. I T Corneliaon aas C years old
and aas bora In C-anville. Pa.
Small Lad Crosses Atlantic J
Ocean Three Times Alone !
Ert.eit B; aboreugh. jr. a S-year-od ;ad
wn of Ernest Bits borough, a ranchman
i ot the f.iah mt a louraey aJ a. one from
I l-rn-o4 Engaoul. to . lii.liiigs. Moot
I Young l iietoorough had already been taen-
t-1hrr !aa on ti.e trip, bet a
is n'4 in
his t'np
the leas, discouraged clutching
atl handbag a!'.h a flrmM that baapoke
I tr.u. h
trace!
of bis knlelg of the dacgvra of
g
T'lts Journey aas ao me first cf th
box's life, be having tra.vted nearly 11a
nulea. including three trip across its Al
, Untie ir. hi c.gr.t 3 ears In tha world
ii
of age came to America a tin has pa ren ta.
i u.ia ia Ni York. ua nvoeth aflsr hh
1 arrrrar her be toad ta tni UU ta
HOUGH BILL . PASSES SENATE
Art t
fcltl
Prohibit' Traella- .lassa aad
Kaferaa-fsw SIM lac Caaf
Itte mt eaae Makes
First- Rtxrt.
irrom a Ptff CorTeapondttit J
LINCOLN. March , IS. - t8pc!al.l Tha
1 fight over rtorh yards legislation teems to
'hire-Jjat to mora rounds to to. ' Tha'
;hoi:ae will take up t-01!l bill from the
ate Totn?fr'ow morn Ins; as a special or-
der Th friend cf strlct'rrralalloii wiU
do their best to pus lt.lt hej. succeed,
tha house and stnaoa wiU aarh hara aaeaad
hoib biiia. tha anate having passed tha
Taylnr-DoMaal bill today
The governor will the be Tracticallr
forid . to make tha choir between the
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1 Eolith I m s K u i' b r a Tat In. f I h-r rt .
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tered measure to go through Instead pf tha i
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.fin as ne originally drew it pecause
Mil
t
I"
through that - agreement be w-ill recetve
support from certain, members for the
mainlesaac -ef tha cxpcrtmanial aiation at
rerrlsg OUta Bill.
.
The motion ta put the-Ollla btll op as a t
sidai order waa crade by Norton of Polk, t
Mw.kett of Ijincaater and others supported 1
call, of lb. bous aer ece7 befor It
could ba caxrtea by a vot of 45 to 44. The
fuUcaitus roil call on making the bill a
r i.l nAr mtiamm n a rr.il exient a ho i
wUl vuVe for tbe UiUs biU:
AYKS.
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Oai: .
Haliv
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Hrrinre
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Undary
Maat
Markka
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bar
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Escaobrrter
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Barvaia
Braan4
HfMa
t.r. Nalana
Beilia-W Xatiwiaa
Kai . . Resaa .
t Falia .
Paaa -
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1 a-eaala
Mnk
fkan
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Ta.hw IH I
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Vrrmr
M'M'e
M- Ktaaica
44
Orveamaa
The Tlor-lolel sloe: )ards bill waa
tasaed by th senate -thl mommg by a
vote of 30 to li
hen" aked this moroir.g what h
il! doi Ooverhor 'Aldrlch raid! "If It
is as easy as the newspapers say it la
1 to choo between the good bill and th
j bad one
f win have no difficulty In decid
ing which one to sign. I shall search for
ia kernel of wht-at In the bushels of chaff
land if there is one there I will try to make
' a law of It"
Dlffercavre ta BUI.
The eholce between the billa Is based
, laxreiv upon the fait that the house bill
i define toe jSJCfaS B nur-'ic niirlet. wh
'tn w
r. on
1 the senate, bill calls them common carriers
Th state rail a ay conuiiisaion has a spe 1-
fled right to coatrel -onlv common car- j
rler and that - conairrutiona! limitation j
orcinc the Tav- i .
. iuiBii. - -
lor-lo'.exl
WH. Tha stock ards attorneys
have offeied to withdraw all opposition to
leclslatlon If the Taylor-Dolexal bill could (
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,is foundation for tha-baiief thst they f"'
,,tM Ulllg bill. If the hou pa k
'senat oil. a c.a v- .. -
lappomled before tha matter
tt, nvernor and tb veto may not
xo ,n" '
un was avp " 'iin Acra:i ana jimmmo. ooin criminals
I Ollls bill and that th senat fll wa a
j much better measure. The roll call waa:
ATES.
"tsttww
. hara . - -M-aa
ILurx
rUans
Raari
N'.r'A.
' nck
' aaal I I ,
1 fjxaar
Taoat
banllr.g
e a .... '
! IVirSaa!
via
I shim Uoaaiaa ao
Sml.a iy.i War. nrves
Ivriar Uaa S
Wlkai U . " u.i.i Oo H i
Seaate Passes llesik Bill.
The senate this morning pasaed house roll
Kr. U.e Ho. ah bill prohibiten .trading
atamps and gift enterprise It aaa aub -
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'Continued, on Second Page
t relau
; af iba
Uer(-ool ail
a.or.e ir charge
H Km nwtrier trad
affiuala.
! die sjnd baa faUia bad ru -wew 1 a
j trip he It mak:ag now makes tb third time
be haa crosaed tne oceaa.
"I drda't et much tired on th ocean."
l-ild the bo -.a tailing of bis long trip.
' Ubl" I lad ta att fur a i in th imaxi
gration place, beca.-se tbe m.mey to take
. m out her sun t ther a hen I came, i o
I ba-e to a alt here much I'jagerT"
The secret ef
anj tn oo aaa abic t
travel so far and r.ever get lost aaa seen j Her hj.baad 74 years old has sent aord
plainly at tne t'aion station. Ha aat iters trlt he cannot supply the money, ard
tao bi.r. right wter th passenger Kr.ce 1 las not been raturaiiacd not
dueenor had left tint, until one of the a.n aiih.ai.n. t.ia taaatv-aaht .a-- a.i.
took him ever to th Buriingtoa station
aad left him I hers ta wait aa ether' four I
sour ua a station bench. untM bis tra-a
caiaa la. Cb ardera a a lu xaotta.
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From tha .Philadelphia Inquirer.
i CAMORRA - DRAMA UNFOLDING!
,. . - , .. ,
T alia aa Dw. - 2 a Va V aa CatnaaTtATial
l "M
Incidents IB CoartPoMible
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j.rAfiX jLAIXU BJ AUJ . IT&U
j K.w Errlea.f Is
Iaaoceat nst Aaother Cat
tin Atrestea This
Maa Deaaaaoes Others.
VITERBO. Italy! March M. The rules
a J 1 I . . I. Itatf nnttlra nnaW
. iu riinuai .va-Jv M '
I bl Xruu ant. dram alia Incident a and It wai
. due to thi that. today aeasloo. of thrarhed port n the liner W. IjouIb sevaral
trial of .the CatncrrUtj forj murder held
4-th; , lively , Interest, ct thecroafl thai i
oceupied tnrr available equare V ot In Iht ,
"old church at San PYanceeno. ...'.
When court ophjed th eierl resumed ,
the reading of the long Indictment of thei
thlrty-trtx prisoners, anl ta tooa up tne .
f a hole forenoon, th monotony of the re- .
cltal. however, belr.g broken by lnterrup- ,
j Hons from the prisoners' cage or by other;
in me rwm " iruwc niinrjn ""
manner lnvoieo. . ..
when the ciera reaa tne pasae rrier- (
tripg to tb priest. Clro Vitorxi. the. aged
prisoner waa vle'bly affected and at th"
! aarda "altbougb. never condmned Vitoni
morally U a .criminal. . he raised h.s eyes
and murmured:
"I tner my aurrerings to reneve ouis.lMS reports from the Zieten stated that
in .purg lory." , . ,n supposed Zogolowski had more than
le Geasars a ear a He ia Isseftsi. tl.K la his possession a hen arrested
During the description of the murder of
Gennaro Cuocol and hts wife Mar. a. -He
beautiful Horrentina." Mariana tfe Oennaro.
who Is charged with sTin been anr of
th actual aasasams. roae from his plac.
In the stael pen greatly aritated. . Th t
reading clerk paused a moment amd the .
prisoner placing bis hand over his hear
and addseaatn- hla wlf a. a na waa among
the sDoetatora. said; t
I swear to you I am innocent.". With)
ords he burst into tea ra - I
another occasion De Angeila. and
Amodeo l-ro tested their inaooeaca and de-
maniod redrsaa for baring been faiiy to-
volved by the priest Vttoaxi. Their arrast
i - i" " "l'"u wia ui
I the priest in aid of
Erricone. th alleged
bralna of the Camorra
, When Erricone a as frst arrested Vitorzi.
. t.A fa mat .nriihM. kmi n . m . . k. ..n
i - ' - . .
j ties and with a great show of secrecy
cooflded t0 thrra tf..t b knew irIcone
mm innocent tor tx.e reason uiat anomer.
i vo..
Aacrlttor Dt-sliirw Others. jmM tried waa that ba promoted through
Aacrittore aaa found to be member, tha mail extenalve km of wlre'eas tele-
, of tne Camorra and whan Breastd b de- ( graph aia.k. tha greater part cf which waa
j B0unced as tb authors of tha murders J cver dJIvrd.
j and then fngUlve from Justice. After a
i long search they wer arrested '
De Angeila seemed more upset by this
t aocssatlon than Amodeo did. aa the former'
'.already has been coodemnad for crimes of!
, biood. and H so happened that at the time
Dl ID nvnifT VI intr vurvDiof ne nil s
knife out on the hand and a bis
home blood stained garment were four
The
three
were b!e to prove that (
, U- priex bad sworn falaelv but they ert'Su,M c. a their first meet-
hid aa inamber of th Camorra. loUv tir.UDf former Senator TT.onui I
j In ourt they protested vehement. ,t ( aner of UaotmMm chairman and L. W. !
aga. aai having been detained since ther
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i i-.o-ar. uow
io nav oeea i
false
I Emcone. whoa proper name is Enrico
A ' f . l o r. . .r Ilk Llna'l tn rawar.i.
artists. One of tbe latter snapped b
let
picture today a the prisoners were b4
brought mta coart. tf hen tha bandit chief
I ifamni ii.av ix. priaraa
yaper boat lie t the Camorra
na lace oi ice pnouarracBar aad In a rage
wore tr.at be would kick tha man '1
-"j
I me ncii a or mi urtcone a snacx.ea
' entd lb execution of tb a' threat.
NO CASH TO BRING WIFE HOMEl
iBBsala-rallaB Offleera May a Allow I
Mra. Eaaasa Baagher ta Betara I
After Visit to Csflasa.
NEW TORK. March 1 Immigration '
authorities face an unut-ial d:lemrra 1:) th 1
case cf Mrs Emma tougher of St lxuis.
M S ear old
Recently are returned from a vis t t .
her old horn In England and la without 1
finds for the rallwav fare to M.aWirf
dene In be Louis, th Immigration offi
cers may have ta send th wlf back to
Em
i an
England unless some aa cornea forward
tunas
Wireless Telegraphy.
Aids in Capture of Man
Wanted for Murder
EuMJan Charged With Killing FOUT
Pe0ES Arrested On Steamer aJ
it Neared New York.
NRtV TORK. March 1S.-A croa-ocean
race for two murder suspect. In which the
alreleas telegraph played aa Important a
part, a In the case of Pr. Crlppea and
Ethel Clare l-r Neve, waa won today by
,.OttW Ruedorf.' a German
detective, who
j.hcrur ahead of the steamer Zieten. from
BrMe. earmg Ma quarry.
Buadorf not only beat th objects of hie
rhaa Int ort, but reported that through
(he aid of the;wlreles he had a' read r
brought about the- arresr trr The ietea 'tk
a young Russian BtmeJ zcuroiowsai. wot M i
charred with the" murdel- of four persons 1
jn JJislowltx. Buaaia. Busdorf declared hU I
belief that a companion of - Zogolowgkl.
jBftiut oy name. a-cusea oi roraiMiow j
(in toe Crimea, waa aia on board. me
rj'lra left Bremen four days befor the i
.St Ixuls sailed from fotithampton.
7xro!omjkl Is accused of murdering a
pawnbroker, the pawabroker's wife and
tcen- typist, and afterwards killing a pollce-
man aho sought to capture him. Wlre-
! George H.Monroe
! : is Convicted of
Misuse of Mails
Man Who Sold Half Million in Wire-
. less StOCK lie AeTer llellTerea IS
f-;- Three Year
i arcu- vnttv- u.-. .c r--.-. ti -.
j ' iT,ng promjnm aong pr0moUrs cf
. heTCe, pf the get-rtchiu'.ck variety, and
,mh ta aaM .r rnvernment officials to
j h(tv(( obI,lned at Ieast'jM from lnvest-
i ore In hi nroDosltions durlnsr the last few
J vf mmm ,he rlted 9tll,ej
j nrtXUm vi,h fraudulent stock oratlons
j )uft ..oug1, hteBce4 Monroe to erv
, thrrm , ... te4nn. prison at At
lanta.
ctlef f tb charge on whl b Monro
CARTER HEADS NATIONS
. - BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS
. . i I
r-i aiaaa at ha rm ttmts Piral
Meaclaaj ta ' Wasklaitss
' m U m mm m m a
1 . tun-nrrw vi.k t-rx. m.K.r.
of th Vnited State section of th Joint
boundary eotnmlsaton between the Vnited
' Eusbey secretary. Mr. Carter retired from
.... ta.ah I li.l anrf Ur Pt.iaaav
is about to relinquish 1.1a duties a aerrc-
try t former Speaker Caanoo.
American
i
livrltheater tickets
free today-
Sec if your name appears in the
Bee's want ads of today offering
American Theater ticket! free.
You don't have to advertise to
get these seats. Find your name
and the gift is yours.
The Bee is also giving away today
( Vivien's ddinous candy.
. Fttrrell's (iue tyru.
U'xlike'g fine flour.
Vrikw
OTHER POSTMASTERS TESTIFY
Rasbys from " Lincoln, Blair and
Columbus Come to Hearing.
COOK' TELLS OF THE PARTY
Reel tea laeldeata af the Thasaaa Caa
trlhattaa Pasty . Hla la th
flvll aervlea ertary,a
' Office.
aenational developments Involving other
eastern Nebraska postmasters In the
Thomas shakadowo- wr uaXoidesl at th
iaiuiry .Thursday. .
. Wesley Cook, postmaster at Blair, aaa
befor Secretary Moss and Inspector Und
lnd during a conalderabl portion of th
saomlng aeaslon. and be a interrogated
concerning th Thomas contribution party
held In rne civil service secretary"" office
- t)w federal building befor tha last elec
u ,attfld also at the afternoon
-,.
i., ,,.. Cramer of Cotambua la an-
ottj,r mno u axpectM to teatify eoncerniag
,bjs mating, and Poaimaater wser of In-
to!a j, slated for a siege of iBtarrogatlona.
it it ,non that, at tb meeting la
question others solicited ca.npaUra motny.
In the federal bulldJag they will ale b
brought In rr.t. f the gmernment gun.
B a. la-r a Catag C lerlu
Poaunaaser Tliotnaa aa preparing to go
before 8eca a Moaa and Inspector Lind
land to aubiii to tb ordeal f a band-to-hand
engagement, with a view of building
up a defense of his official conduct. He
j waa at hla of tic early Thursday morning,
i but during a greater part of tha time waa
closeted with counsellors, one of whom la
bis brother, W. Q. Thomas of Cedar Rapid.
The relatlva Is chief clerk at large of
the Sixth rail a ay mail service district, and
baa been connected with the jostof flee de
partment for roore'ttaa.a quarter of a
century. Though he is la this part of the
west on official bmlnsas connected with
tie aeighing of auaiia. he has takan l Late
to visit with hla brother and. offer sugges
tions for a defense.
"If Postmaster Thomas attempts to ahow
In bis defense that Kelley pocketed
any money that might hare been collected
be will have committed even a greater
crime than had be gone out personally and
solicited campaign contributions." declares
on of tbe civil eervlc officials, tn speak
ing of Mr. Thomas' purpose to make Kelley
the goal It la generally understood that
it ia bia purpose toashow that ha did not
receive any money. KtTley 'admit that ha
collected it at tba Inst anew af the post
master. CHINA YIELDS BOTH POINTS
It ta Dvaf tiaa Beply Cwaeedlas All
Dauaal Whleh Were Maa
by Baaata.
PEKING. March 14. -Tia Chinese goMrn
meet declares It Intention of agreeing to
both point at Issue with Russia and is
now. drafting a reply to tha recently re
ceived uirhtnatum.
Th rorelfn board stataa' that It Is pre
pared to accept tha establishment of Kn
sia.i consulates In the places spacfied b
I Russia and also promises to tak measurea
I regarding Cl.im
monopolies in Uon;
i lia ahich aill permit Ruaaian subjects
freealoai in trade in Chines goods aa well
as in th goods of other countries.
Heaate Twtes far f1rX,M PPrrrla.
tloa by SR ta fiirtT I -a w
Defraaera Prmw Mssfy
for Their l.aHare.
iTmm a Piaff fvrre,pnn'en i
I.TVOOI-N. March 1 (Special Tele
gram An Initiative and referendum bill
embodying ail the mir conservative ele
ments of th two MPs that hav been
oonsldered was agreed cpon by lb confer
ence committee this afternoon. The hoose
hss paaeed Its own bill, the senate paaaed
both the house bill and lt own and the
amendments will he made to the senate or
Sklle Wil and both house will be expected
to agree to them.
The bill as It will aiand wn'es either,
house refuses to ratify the action of lha
coimnKtee provides a follows:
Statutory" Isws may be Initiated by a
petition of 10 per cent of the voter of the
state properly distributed to be representa
tive Constitutional amendments rcgulr a i
ner rent rtetttlon to h Initiatlva
The call for a referendum on any law
must be made In a 10 per cent petition.
When an initiated proposition Is sub
mitted to the people ai a regular election
th emajorlty which votes to pans say bill,
either statutory or conatitutlonal amend
ment, must be equal to a lesst Jft par cant
of the votes cast u;on all propneitlona la
the election
No puC.- :i---a.- i : . l-e allowed when a
queMJon Is . .. v m. a ballot so that
vote upon . at j referendum meas
ure shall be as nonpaniean aa poe.ibla
Brawa for Reelprwelty.
The decision of the committee embodlea
most of the conditions made by the nous
to the Benals bill. The original bill, which
aa considered by the direct legislation
entbualaala a a bopelewly roneervatlv
one. provided a S per cent petition for
referendum and Hi per cent for Initialing
any aort of a measure, "arid there wer aa
j restriction on the number of voters which
mignt l-e called a majority In favor of a
bill. Thl "tter amendment
a mad ta
tbe senate bill by Slllr.
Tb committee, ahiih tontVrred for tha
aecood time this aternouo. found frifj
a ell agreed and loerw wer ao. dlaaaaUnc
votes. .
Since It represented to a great extent th
more conservative damocnttc and repub
lican element It was expected that an
agrawceait would be ay. Tb rommttte
a as composed of Senator sellerk. Sk tea.
- ' 1 - aji-j r-iacca. and Keprrsenta-
lives
tiarke. McKlsokk. Haliey. 1 Joshes .
and Uerdee.
1
taitsiss Bill Pas
The Kaatman bill for sn agrlcoitoral
school. In southwestern Nebraska 1 waa
paased by tb senate by a vole of 3 to a
Thla bill, carrying an appropriation of )i.
). waa bitterly fought through th house
and the governor- baa pwUtoly -.mn-ed hi
disapproval of It- Tbe senate aoujsht yes
terday to amend the bill to allow th
Board of Regent of tbe university to fix
the location of th school Instead of th
Board of Public Lands ajid Buildings. Thla
was lost, however, and aa the bill waa
passed by tbe senate the' location will b
tbosen by the Board cf it a not
considered probable now that the govarnor
will veto the bill, although he said at th
banquet of tb Young Men's .Kapubllcaa
club: "Th state needs another agricul
tural school aa much a a cow needs two
tails." Tb roll call on th mcaaur wa
a follows:
ATES.
nw Seijat
haul Smrui iW.t
L TaXamt
Mri-baa tuMf
Mr.eaw Tiaaiu
Ot'ia Vol
T.r "V-Lcos-B
r.a-k
tLeegaji
em gntta ra i
ABatNT. ,--
Albart
fctu-toa
SVjatnaoa
EWTtan
Tlaai iaan
Cor Seal
i IK l
w tH
Harwn
aannin
aenUn
Boaiaa4 kareolls
Gsarssty Lawyers PaiaU
Tn general claims bill wa ordered a
groaaed for third reading In th houa to
day as tt haa been axaaaded the last few
daa Th claims cut out this morn tug b
cludad tb claim for tLoa by th Piatt
Shirt company.
I. La Albert and C. O. Wfcaoon were
given their fee a tha attorneys who d-
fended tb bank guaranty law tn th au-
prem court. Albert received 11 M. having
already beo allowed ). and Whedon re-
reived. SJ.100. Tb claim of Seward county
for SI WW for board of a prisoner said to,"
hate been a state charge waa cut u bl
aa a Joke upon bv heele of Seward, a ho h i
j been very ' ai live re. mf in ohjer-tlng .
, ml.:e!laxeoua expenditures The claim waa
j first cut out altogether and then after
joVheele bad been made to plead almost
jaltb tears in bs e as tha legislature agreed
jalth a great show of condesx ens oa to put
Uu k the claim auh. a SI cut. Tb bill
i will no total more than SVO Coo.
j The deficWnctes bill wa raised Sj91c by
one item alone fr wolf bounties, and it
!.!! aggregat mora than ts-.o The da a
ton tor tne nous in appropriating was
mors than S114I04.
tat far Berllaghuff.
A further evident of dispieajtuie iim
laaorg berimghoff. the atate an-h.tatt.
was shown In the rutting of Ma ialui uf
tl.-T 40 for toil done ou the Norfolk asj
1 jm.
Henry C. Ri hnnnd. lerk of the liou.e
aaa a Hoard II. a for getting ui 1 1. a )oui.
aal of pro.eeoir.gs after adjournment.
IUH Bil l. Ill HtOi: Ml.tnil t
bes
ale Paaae Measare llirrrtly
tflee-llaa lioxslaa Uiil),
iKrom a r-taff Corrtspoude it.
LINCOlaN. jaarch ifc. ope-iali-ii. i:
No. IT. a bill in. rraung tl, ulinn of th
teputy count) attomevs In losla coua'y
from I". ; to II Vufj as aaed in tin
ate todar'
8 K. No. alii. ar. w t:a ').. o. i l.y .na
t -r liohg'i.d determining Ihe r.gl.ta of ar
ris aho lave atquircd aster rights ai.J
to cancel conf.
ttr.g aster ap;rpr:auaa.
a so paaaed.
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