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TH1J BKK: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1915
SCANDIA to protest, Father Merely Forgot the Gasoline
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Three Kinjdomi of the North Will
Send Notes on Shipping Situation
to Britain and Germany.
HOLDS NEUTRALS HAVE EIGHTS
STOCKHOLM, Fb. 16. (Via
London.) The government of
Sweden. Denmark and Norway, hav
ing exchanged views last week, are
prepared now to present to Germany
a note expressing opinions concern
ing the safety of-neutral shipping in
war xone waters, identical with those
set forth in the American note on
this subject.
This communication will claim
Indemnity for any damage or loss of
life resulting from torpedo attacks
delivered by the German warships
and it will be accompanied by a
general declaration protesting against
the blockading of British waters.
At the ism time a not to Great Britain
will fipmi tli disapproval of these thrre
powers or the abuse of neutral flags.
fterard Hrru llollwra.
WASHINGTON. F-b. !. Ambassador
Gerard at Berlin today reported on his
Informal conferences with the German
chancellor, Dr. Von Bethmann Hollwes"
and other high German officials, since
the. delivery of the American note warn
ing Germany against submarine attacks
on American vessels.
The ambassador made no mention of
any conference with Emperor William
and waa unable to determine the trend
of German official opinion. For the most
part those with whom he conferred were
noncommittal and reserved, which Is not
unusual In advance of the framing of a
diplomatic communication.' . i
Thioushout the', ednferenoee, however,
the ambassador reported, he' observed a
friendly feeling- on the part of officials
In contrast to the rather antagonistic
utterances of the German press. The
ambassador transmitted some of the edi
torials. . : ' '
Officials here continue to decline to dla.
cuss the situation to-any extent. No an
swer will l made to Count Bernstorff e
note of yesterday until a reply has been
received from Berlin to the American
note sent through v Ambassador Gerard.
Both communications will be dealt with
In another note from the United Btates, It
was understood, taking tip further the
iusUon or the war sonee sua especially
the proposal of Germany to Strew mlrs
In the new war areas.
Hitherto the United States has declared
Its Inabi'ity to make protests against the
strewing of mines In the North Sea In
contravention of International lew be
cause the American government waa un
able to leajn which belligerent waa re
sponsible for the act. The announcement
of Germany's Intention to strew mines,
especially if they are Hoe ting and not
anchored, may reopen the elntlre ques
tion, it waa said by some officials.
The whole situation resulting from the
diplomatic enxchangea with Slreat Britain
aa well as Germany was taken up by
President Wilson today with Secretary
liryan and later at a cabinet meeting.
OMAHA OFFICERS
WITH MANY AIDS
HUNT GONZALLES
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The Verdict of the
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2427 Farnam St., Omaha, Nebraska
the man came upon Assistant Chief of
Police Carl H. Pllger. Noticing he waa
an officer by the star on his coat, the
man opened fire, the bullet striking the
butt of a revolver Pllger carried In his
hip pocket. , ; . ,
The bullet glanced from Pllger's weapon
and wounded him slightly In the left side,
but It struck In such a manner that but
for the revolver the Norfolk, off leer would
undoubtedly havei been Vllled.
. Pllger was shot .at a point ;oiily , four
blocks front the heart of the business sec
tion of the city. From there the des
perado turned on his tracks and made for
the railroad yards, dodging In among the
cars, with officers who saw him close In
pursuit
Kane lata S-flM Houe.
An empty section house appeared to
offer shelter and he dodged Into it with
the Norfolk men firing at him a he went
or a brief Interval there was an Inter
change of shots. The Norfolk offlaers
believing their quarry safely at bay, de
cided to await the dawn before. any at
tempt waa made to rout him out.
In a. little' while engine headlights were
brought to bear upon the house and It
was not believed possible he could make
his eecape. ..'.'.'.
About 4 o'clock a rush waa made upon
the shanty, which was found to be empty.
Third Cnngrkt la Ktuu City.
KANSAS CITT, Mo., Feb. 16.
(Special Telegram.) A Mexican ar
rested here by Detective Frank Mur
phy of Omaha admitted late tonight
that be la Reuben Trevino, alias Joe
Contaea, ' Trevino ia one of the three
men sought by the Omaha police In
connection with the murder last
week bt Detective Thomas Ring. He
denied being In Omaha at any time
daring the last two weeks.
Declared la Moo a.
Contass, as Trevino was known here, is
declared by the local police to have been
in the room at the Madrid lodging bouse
when Tom Ring peered over the transom
and received the) bullot tnat ended his
life. John Oonsalea, who la said to have
fired the shot, and Joe Cantono, the one
who waa injured by leaping from a second-story
window, made their escape
from the North Fifteenth street rooming
house by a rear exit. - Contaaa made hU
way out In a more leisurely way after
Special Officer Caahman bad fled for
help, witnesses told the police after the
tragedy.
Investors with money read the ' Real
Estate ads In The Bee. Advertise your
property for a quick' sale.
ending thsm off to various points along
the line.
Officers Williams and Emery were as
signed te Fremont with Bherlrr- Condlt
and his men: Officers Thomas and r aim
tag go to West Point, Van Deusen aad
Lowell go Jto Scrlbnor. Richard and Franc!
to Pllger. aad Fleming. RUaseM, J. T.
Murphy and Wbeeter atay at Norfolk for
emergenctee. '.'
Joe Cantono and Ruben Trevtno,
two of the three Mexicans Involved
in the murder of Detective Tom Ring
at the Madrid lodging house on North
Fifteenth street, have been captured
and police are hot on the trail of
Juan Gonxallca, third member of the
trio and the one who ! thought to
have fired the shot which waa fatal
to the detective.
- Cantono . waa taken at Norfolk
shortly after midnight Tuesday and
Trevino was arrested at Kansas ;
City Monday.. Gonxalles was in
company with Cantono when the lat
ter waa captured; and" police are
searching diligently in Norfolk and
the adjacent .territory,, with high
hopes of affecting an "early capture.
Trevino, the man arrested at ' Kansas
City, denies be was a party te the Ring
murder and denies lie was even In Oinelis.
i.if uf Detectives Maloney. however, haa i
oidercd Detective Frank Murphy to hold'
tte man and bring him to Omaha im
mediately. Uonsailes In making his escape at Nor
folk fired upon and wounded the assistant
ililef of police at that place.
Northwestern trainmen In searching
the yards at Norfolk Junction shortly
alter midnight came upon a Mtnli-un un
dr a freight train. He was pulled out
by Fpeclal Officers Hodgson and Ell, who
rcognlsed him as Cantono.
While officers were holding the cap
tured man, a searchlight was flashed
further under the car bringing to light
another man who snapped his revolver
at the detectives as soon a discovered
without effect. The trigger "was pulled
thee tiniea without a reoori.
The man dodged cut from under the
nr and ran through the yards with
seven policemen, In pursuit,
la anneirad to have some cartridges
that would rxptode for he fired at a num
ber of tnrti working about the yaids aad
rn toward the ctiy of Norfolk about
mile away.
Kiitermg tne umir portion of Norfolk
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