Tin: bkb: omaha, nnmsnAY, makcii ig, 101c.
RUMOR CARRA1IZA
ASKS jOR DELAY
Secretary Baker Declines to Discnif
Eeport Mexican! Want Tint
Chance to Villa.
HAS XO NEWS mOJI BOEDER
WASHINGTON, March 15. Sec
retary Baker, when asked today If a
request had been recelred from Car
rania military officials on the border
for a delay of the American expedi
tion so that Carransa force might
carry out their own plana to capture
Villa, aald:
"I hare nothing to say .on that
subject."
r Ttaa department had heard noth
ing of the rumored blowing up of an
American troop train nor of any im
portant' military development south
of the border.
AMERICAN ARMY
' ENTERS MEXICO
WITHOUT A SHOT
(Continued from
Pag On.)
i d facto government. Colonel Ilertanl.
j the commanding offloer of the Carransa
(trrtmn at Paloroaa, on the south aid of
: the line, joined Oeneral Pennine. lUa
j force was only some 400 men, but they
i were reported to have displayed wllllnr-
J TwHia and even e (femes to Join In the
j chaaa. Aa a body, the Mexican troops
I will remain under their own commander,
but a number of them are being employed
aa scouts by Oeneral Perahlng.
J General Perching ha gone Into Mexico
1 with orders to wipe out Villa and his or-
ajenUatlon. t'nleaa ordera to th con-
j trary are received from thoaa higher In
' authority than Oeneral runston, the cam-
. ' palgn that was begun today will onn-
I tlnua until Villa Is captured or killed,
j No limit have been placed on th field
1 of operations.
Colonel
i
Teaelsa Redaeed.
Newa that the expedition was under
way reduced tension evident at army
headquarters her during th earlier part
of th day. It was expected th troop
would cross earlier In th day, but minor
troop movements and other details of or
ganisation delayed th start.
There are now available in this depart
men for operation In Mexico more than
20,000 troop and If th plans tor recruit
ing the companies to full atrength are
parried out this number will be tncreaaed
quickly.
Cavalry posts have been relieved by In
fantry In moat raaea in order to furnish
a more mobll fore for th pursuit of
Villa, although In th expedition that
went In today there is a considerable
fore of artillery, which can be reinforced
at any time by several mor batteries
lhat now are held on th American side
within easy distance cf th border.
lit Wkrreskest Secret.
If th exact whereabouts of Villa are
known at army headquarters th fact baa
not been disclosed. Generally it is be
lieved b has moved southward toward
th Guerrero district In the foothills of
the Sierra Madres, but reports from Mex
ican source indicate that th do facto
government troop will do their best to
turn h!m northward toward th advanc
ing American columns,
Bands affiliated with Villa In other
parts of northern Mexico have not In
dicated their intentions, but brisk ac
tivity on their part a ill be no surprise
to th American army officers. It ia ex
pected that In chasing Villa these bands
will have to be engaged from time to
time.
Inqu
iry Into Rates
On Meats Extended
To All Bail Lines
WASHINGTON. March lS.-The Inter
tat Commerce commission today ex
tended th aoope of it investigation Into
th rat end practicaa Involved in th
trtnsportation of fresh meats, lire stock
and packing nous products, so a to in
clude all th railroads la th United
State.
Tnder th first order In th eas Issued,
lest November th commission announced
Its intention to Investigate rates wast
of th Mississippi
' Today's order brought the roads In th
southwest and eaat of th Mississippi
river and north of th Ohio and Potomac
river Into th Investigation.
The Investigation grew out ef th so-
called western ad vane rat case, n
which th railroads asked for Increases
on live stock, fresh meats and packing
house products, but tailed to get th
cnmmiailon'a approval.
DEATH RECORD.
Basa Saaader.
T.KORA. Neb.. March It. (Special.)
Em Raundera, for fifteen years a well
known character of Aurora, died thte
morning of pneumonia at th bom of J
Pueey Chapman. Itr. Baunder had been
la the employ of Mr. chapman as an
rmbidmer for a number ef years., After
his death it was discovered last no on
had aver heard blm apeak of hi rela
tives. Th latest communication from
and of hi relatives among his effects
waa a letter fro a brother In Atlanta,
Oa.. dated
Arm! ItasBbarsT.
FREMONT, Neb.. March la-fipectal )
Arnold Romberg, pioneer Scribner resi
dent, who died at hi home her, was
a member of th brldg gang employed
on in union rectno wnen that com-.
I any was extending Its Una across th
plains to the coast. Mr. Romberg cam
to Omaha from Illinois, where he first
lotid when coming to this country from
Germany. He waa S7 year of age.
. Mra. Mary Jaa Jolly. ,
TIXTMSEH. Neb., March lt-3peclal
-Mi, alary Jane Jolly, wife of W. C
Jolly, died at her bom her Saturday
merit, agea 71 year. Th funeral was
held at the Methodist Episcopal church
this afternoon and bural waa la th T
eurawh cemetery. Mr. Jolly was one
c f th pioneer aetllera of this section of
Nebraska.
Ceoree B. Daalela.
FALLS CITl". Neb.. March la.-(pe-cUl.l
Gleorg B. panlelds. aged 87. died
at his home in this city at a. m., Tues
cUy, after a lingering illneaa. Mr. Dan
l. ,1 was engaged in the grocery buslnes
In this city befor tils health broke down.
He U survived by a widow and a family
if rrowa children. Th funeral will b
htid frtm the Christian church at I'M
l. ii i on 'ihursday.
s
TROOPERS HERE ,
ENROUTE SOUTH
TO HUNT VILLA
(Continued from Pag One
thirteen cars filled with horses three
wagon cars, two car of field equipment,
and four cars of hay and grain followed.
In th Grace street yards the two trains
were consolidated ami by the Missouri
Paclfia taken to South Omaha, where the
horses were fed ant exercised, . going
south to Kansas City at t o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
Th first train bringing th officers and
men arrived nearly an hour earlier than
It was expected, but notwithstanding this
there were many men and women at the
Webster street station to greet and cheer
Colonel ickel and Ma command. After
the Informal greeting th men scattered
about th city, while th headquarter
band formed on th south slda of th
station and for nearly an hour delighted
th crowd with musical selections, many
of which were new. Among th piece
played was a medlev of patriotic airs,
such aa "Dixie," th "Star Ppangled Ban
ner," "Ptars and Bttlpeg Forever" and
several others, arranged and named "W
Are on the Way to Mexico,"
'Port Omaha" Pleee.
Th piece goes with snap and Is full of
spirit, enough so that it was loudly
cheered. Other selections were: "Fort
Omaha, "In the Hills of Old Kentucky."
"Tippers ry" and "Down Among th Shel
tering Palms." '
Th men are a husky lot. fine, active
young fellows, and most of them -have
seen service. In th command are a num
ber ef th Phlllppln veteran and still
more who have seen service along th
Mexican border In time past.
Colonel Blckel ts a veteran of th Span
ish American war and in th Philippines
won his spur. II was through th
greater portion of th campaign and was
under General Punston. He, Ilk all th
men under him, I glad that b I oa th
way to Mexico, remarking, "W are glad
to get away from th monotony of camp
life. While w may no( have a brush with
th Mexican, we would enjoy nothing
mor,"
Has Foaabt Meatvaas Be fere.
Captain J. B. Huggins of th command
Is looked upon aa a veteran in th Mex
ican campaign. This I th second time
that be has been called upon to do ser
vice on the border. He was there two
years, stationed at Brownsville and El
Paso, having returned to Kort Robinson,
but a few months ago. The captain passed
through . Omaha two years ago last No
vember, at that Urn en rout to th Mex
ican border.
Captain Hugglna, while not speaking
with authority, expressed his Individual
opinion, saying that he anticipated a
long campaign before returning north,
adding:
"If w go Into Mexico it Is not going
to be a be fore-break fast Job. It will b
a long war In th event It I war. It
will be fight and follow up, without any
long-fought battles In solid formation.
The Mexicans are not men who stand
and fight. They sneak uo on a camp,
fir a volley and run. Then you have
to follow them out In th hills and Into
th brush and tk chances on being
pot-ehotted. However, th men anticipate
this kind of fighting and are going . to
njoy It it they gat a chance to a;f into
'
Aged Bluffs Woman
Burned to Death
Mrs. Mary Ann Chenoweth ef Council
Bluffs, was burned to death today when
her clothing caught fir from a stove
befor which ah was silting, at th home
of her daughter, Mra W. A. Gruvcr, ICO
M street. She was D years of age.
Mrs. Oruver was also burned consider
ably when she attempted to cave nor
mother's II f by throwing water over th
flames.
HOTELS AND STORES AT
CAPE GIRARDEAU BURN
CAPB OIBARDEAU, Mo.. March IV-
Two hotels and a department store war
destroyed by fire her today. Th dam
age waa estimated ai $300,000. 8vral
hotel guests were badly burned.
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COLONEL ROJAS IS
KILLED MOWN MEN
Carrania Commander at Ojinago ia
Slain While Trying to Quell At
tempt at Mutiny.
MEN WASTED TO RAH) THE U. S.
MARFA, Tex., March 15. The re
ported death of Colonel Rojas, Car
ranza commander at OJInaga, at the
handi of his own men, who attempted
to mutiny last night, was confirmed
by telephone advice here today. Ro
jas waa trying to control hia men,
who were drinking and threatening
to Invade the United Btatea, when be
was shot from the crowd, according
to the report.
EDITOR SHIELDS LEAVES
RACE FOR GOVERNORSHIP
ALMA. Neb., March .-Bpeclal.)-P.
P. Bhlelds, editor of a newspsper at Or
leans, who field as democratic candidate
for governor, haa withdrawn from the
race, and In an Interview with a Be re
porter gave out the following statement
regarding hi withdrawal:
(- more than one occasion during the
I net few month I hav snld that If I
thought that my remaining on the demo-
cratln ticket as a candidate for the nomi
nation as governor would be the means
of nominating a wet candidate I would
pescefully and willingly withdraw. And
judging at thl distance, I am convinced
that with three drys In the field nothing
but slaughter remains.
I'nllke many other candidates who have
withdrawn from the battle of douht. I
am making my getawav in favor cf no
one. During my utterances In the cam
paign thus far I have fully enjoyed the
satisfaction of telling the people what I
would attempt to accomplish by way of
reform wer I governor of the great state
of Nebraska. I have been approached by
no candidates offering emoluments or
appointments should I lay down my
hand. I am out of the race because of
the Interest I have In the dry movement
Mr, Bhlelds Is an admirer of W. J.
Bryan, but th editorial utterances In hla
paper indicate that he Is not friendly to
th candidacy of Charley Bryan, who Is
dubbed by th retiring candidate aa a
"popplnjay." Mr. Shields ran for th
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cejved a good vote.
Dutch Firm Buys
American Cotton
Held at Schiedam
SCHIDAM. Holland, March . (Via
London.) Two thousand bales of Amer
ican cottor which were forwarded by a
Itilladelphla company and destined for
a Bremen firm, are about'' to be re
leased from th Netherlands oversea
trust embargo under which they hav
been held here for months, owing to
Great Britain' stipulation that none but
Dutch Industries would be permitted to
receive them. ' Dutch spinners, who are
badly In need of raw material, have
bought th consignment from th Bre
men firm at a price of MO a bale In ex
cess of th quotation of th day.
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