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JUDGESHIP STILL UP IN AIR
Dakota Senators Haye Difficulty in
Pushing J. D. Elliott.
FBESIDENT TAFI NOT FAVORABLE
Kiict niidMalr Was Allomrr for
Hallrourt la flflnn Irarrd AaiMlnat
Illm Sloan Vet Nrt
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Krom a Staff t'lirrpupondcnt)
WASHINdTON. Apiil 7 (Sip,lal Tele
rm ) Sonalor Oiinil.lc and Crawford
continued thlr conference tmlay. oom
ninncul yesterday, with President Taft In
behalf of former t'nlted State Attorney
James D. Rlllott for t'nlted State iltHtrlct
Judge of that mate. Some time ukd when
the president wan looking- around for men
for the court of enmmert e he li ked John
B. C'arlln of South Iakola and made litm
a circuit JiidK to nit on the court of com
merce. There In no other t'nlted State
district Judge In the state. Mr. Klllott's
name han been before the president for
three months.
Senator Crawford was at first supposed
to he opposed to Mr. Ktllo.lt, hut hug united
with (tenator Gamble for the Aberdeen
man. The principal ohjectlon to Mr. KUlott
Is that for a yesr he han been t r4 attorney
In South Dakota for the St. Paul road. It
la aald In hla behalf, however, that he has
done no political work for the road, 'hen
the aoHatura emerged from the White
llouae they were not In a communicative
mood and from the seal urea of Senator
Uamble It la Inferred that the nomination
U still In the air. the president not having
been won over yet.
During the conference the senators In
vited the president to attend the celebra
tion of the fiftieth anniversary of the or
ganisation of the territory of Dakota, to
be held at Yankton, July 11 to IT. Tne
president wants to be In Washington at
that time.
Mean Has llar4 Luck.
Congressman Sloan la having hard luck
getting located In an office In the house
office building on account of the very large
number of changes In committees result
ing In old members retaining tholr present
quarters until other quarters are provided.
More than two months ago Mr. Sloan de
cided on the room now occupied by Repre
sentative Small of North Carolina, but ax
the room which Mr. Small has been as
signed to Is still occupied by another mem
ber Mr. Slean cannot iret the room which
he selected when In Washington early in
the spring until Mr. Kmull gets out. Mr.
Sloan enpects to be located tn room fck)
within the nent few darei. H haa pliant
quarters, however, In the rooms of the pen
sion committee, where his secretary. Philip
llroas of Wahoo. Is Installed.
Philip llroae Is son of Herman Krosa.
who was department commander of the
Ciiaad Army of the Republic a number of
yaj ago. and the young man Is secretary
of the fourth district republican congres
sional committee. Mrs. Bros. h ...I
Mlas P-aker of Dorchester, and a clerk in
lbs office of William 11 ay ward when he
was making hla race for congress, is with
her baebavnd In Washington. They were
married laat December.
CelTer Is (aadldate.
Representative Sloan Is In receipt of a
letter fre-m Oeneral J. O. Culver of Mllford,
former adjutant general of Nebraska. unde
Mexican Soldiery Awaiting the Call to March
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SC'KNE OUTSIDE TllE UAKRACK8 AT Nl'KVO LAREDO Copyright; Mil, by George Grantham Bain.
Governor Mickey, announcing his candidacy
for a place on the board of managers of
soldiers' homes for disabled volunteers
made vacant by the death of Captain 11. E.
Palmer of Omaha.
HERO IN UNMARKED GRAVE
(Continued from First Page.)
t II lo. a former JudKe of the Juarez court
of letters.
The Jaures police department has found
an unexplodcd bomb In a house near the
s ene of Sunday morning's explosions.
The governor of Cullman, Slnaloa, today
received a typewritten proclamation slcucd
by Iturbe and Punderus. the principal lead
era of the Durango hands of raiders, calling
Much anxiety Is felt as to the fate of
10S federals and a machine gun that were
expected to cut their way through from
lladlrsguato to Culiacan. It Is about fifty
miles over rough country and none cf the
soldiers know the topography of the coun
try. They were supposed to be coming up
In the rear of a band of 4 rebels at
Tepuche, but that band has fchtfted Its
position and another band of about the
same slxe shown up. Hutu of these bands
are well mounted and arev after that ma
chine gun and the mauser rifles of the
federals. It la believed the effort to keep
off this detachment and capture the ma
chine gun will prevent any attack on
Callacan for several days.
While Francisco Madero. sr., and hi so"'
Alfonso, are doing everything In their
power to bring about peace, the iiuurrectos
are working overtime collecting and smug
gling arms Into, Mexico. A prominent of
ficial declares that more munitions of war
had been taken Into Mexico In the last ten
days than during any two months previous
Of course, some of It la being taken by
the authorities on both sides of the river,
but most of It reaches the -insurrecto
strongholds.
Since the arrival of the elder and younger
Madero, ostensibly here to arrange fur
terms of peace, leading revolutionists have
not been slow to admit that there Is not
the best of ff-elln between the Insurrectos
and the Madero family. One of them ex
pressed himself forcibly:
"This is a revolution of principle, not
one engineered by tlie Madero family. S.i
many make the mistake of thinking Fran
cisco Mndero, Jr.. the George Washington
of thla fight. True, he Is the leader and
has spent much' of his own money in the
nohle cause, but that Is only because he
believes in what he Is fighting for. If he
were shut and killed In battle, do you sup
pose the Insurrection would collapse?
Never. Another would come forward to
take his place at the head. In the same
way should he sue for peace and try. to
make terms obnoxious to the men In the
field, be would be brushed aside, as no
longer loyal. I will admit that reforms
that would have been eagerly seized
months ago are now refused because they
are proposed by President 1'iaa. We will
never be satisfied with anything else but
the absolute removal of porrirto Diaz.
"The Madero family travels In state,
about the I lilted States and draws the at
tention of tb world. All Mexicans of the
upper class are vain and conceited. They
like the attention showered upon them.
They mysteriously refuse to talk, because
they have nothing to say.
"I believe that Francisco Madoro. Jr., In
the field and the rest of his family are not
on the beet of terms. Our leader is fight-
Ing for what be believes to be right. He!
knows that the whule Mexican govern-'
inent la wrong. lie knows the system by j
which the Terraaa. LI man tour and Ma-
df re families becajne rich Is wrong. True 1
he Is using this money, but Is using It I
sgalnst the system. He is not only
political, but a social revolutionist. " 1
The e'der and younger members of the !
Madero family are scon much with mem
Ix'is of tlio Junta here, but have had few
conferences.
L. Gutierrez de Lara, minus a coat, Is
seen much on the streets, wearing a zerape
over his shoulders. He Is the socialist,
I w ho accompanies John Kenneth Turner to
darkest .Mexico, lie says President Dlas
Is afflicted with chronic president It Is and
predicts that the revolution will end with
the old man g.-tting off his throne less
than two months. He does not pin much
faith on the peace neicotiaUons.
Mexicans in great numbers are walking
from the Cesas Giandcs country of Chihua
hua to F.l Paso, In search of work. The
crops have been ruined in that portion of
the state, the food simply is exhausted and
the workmen and poor eons are coming
to the stutes to earn enough to provide
their families with food until another Rant
ing season arrives.
Army men stationed here have great fun
among tliemschea diseasing the Mexican
army and Its tactics, of course no one has
said anything officially, but sitting around
the officers' mess many are the comments.
For-exa mple. the Americans can never get
over the Mexican system of placing out
posts only about 1J ar;s out from the
main body, while the I nlted States army
has them stationed far out with small
companies of reserves between to come to
the assistance whenever needed.
At first the khakled officers could not
understand this. It was explained that as
a large proportion of the Mexican soldiery
is made up of petty criminals sentenced to '
the army instead of the penitentiary, that 1
If one of the soldiers was placed on outpost !
duty very far out he would be "gone" the j
next morning.
Bathtub Trust Cases
Go Over to June Term
Judge Dennison Takes Exceptions to
Newspaper Statements Alleged to
Come from Attorney General.
DETROIT, April 7.-The trial of the gov
ernment's criminal case against the no
called bathtub "trust." has been post
poned from May to the June term of the
federal court here because of certain news
paper articles to ' which Judge Dennlaon
took exception.
In announcing the postponement In court
Judge Dennison said: .
"The newspapers this morning had a re
port purporting to be given out by the at
torney general's office In Washington,
which wan grossly Improper and clearly
an extreme contempt. I think any such pub
llcation on the eve of the trial makes a
fair trial Impossible, and I shall order the
case continued over the term.
"I have requested the attorney general
to ascertain whether any employe or assist
ant In his office Is responsible for giving
out such a report, and if so he direct that
employe to report Immediately to this
court
"The publication charges In effect that
the present regular panel of this court
needed extraordinary watching, that watch
ers would be furnished because the court
was not competent to take care of Its own
affairs:, and that some of the defendants
bad offered to plead guilty, of course, a
scandalously Improper thing to be said
even if It Is true.
"1 do not think the regular panel of
Jurors could maintain an unprejudiced at
titude toward the government after such
act UKat Ions as those contained or directly
Implies against the Jury."
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W. A. Ntaart, M ho Made Rare In Wis.
co.la Ot.trlrt, la Convicted
of Forsrery.
MlLWAI'KIiE. April 7 -William A.
Stuart, defeated candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for congress in the Hfth
Wisconsin district last fall, wan today
found guilty of "uttering a false document"
and was sentenced to eighteen months m
the bouse of corrections. He fainted, fall
ing at the feet of his wife as he was being
led from the court room. Stuart was ar
rested In Cincinnati about two inorths ago.
He was charged with getting WoO from KJI
gecor by forging the signature of the sec
retary of a mining company.
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