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MAUTIALLAW FOR jFisher Will V
MEXICAN STATES! Stu
Months
fliOMAS TO MAKE j
KELLY THE GOAT'
Coming and Going in Omaha
Special Session of the Congress of the
Southern Eepuhhe Called to
Keet Today.
ICLITAET im TO EE ELCULEXD
Postmaster Proposes to Unload on the
Secretary E-allirgrr Eiys He Leaves Kui forked Under His
"With Feeling" of Work Faith- Orders
fully Done.
FiMier. w ho. on
M nudti
!1 tv'er L.
ill take the
TLLS CI DEIXJrSX IS TIAUS
paigTi Contrihntiont.
Troon to Be Stationed Alone the Eio " of "" "'" of mien..,. Will Assert He Did Jot Iteceive Cam-1
, , . snrceel'ng Kirlnrfl A Ra.lingei. erimefl.
uranoe ivcr. t.-nt pan t.r at ni scene ir ii n
dirties. He said he had tip wl policies nor
OTCIX SAT IS TO TAZX SOTICE' n" " '" adminis
tration of Hie departmnt
Plans Under "VCbj for Hnrrying An
other Division to the Front.
GHtTEAL STAFF IS FIGTEINO
Itttrwrnt Fri Ra ft .! !--
V.voi f-x-ral vnk and jtrvih.. t, mimth
tti FincJvtn th tWal!- oT ttie dpt. rum, it
;fn- thfti. he imid 1orta . he rmitd reah I
tm flfnerrTnniHtimi an in 'hnt Thn'-f oulfl ;
e Tu-u'1 fr ht hrr there would hr- r. (
rertnrttTiirn ton j
AeftiKtHTtt trrfi y Pierce, v ho tibia i
uanRT is uni neuEE vtat'
Ciril Serrice Secretary Moss Starts
His Investigation Saturday.
SECZECT COTEHS
rlaiva !! Wanta avri-aai I atrr-Trl-kTr
H.
T4 la nil-.
Tkraiili Ct'
IXOCLESrKGS !
tT ar Martrft
lurrri
Tnl'lr
11 FrrriRl ;
Fit uutipn in .
Tmuncfd ttiiil if nulrt tnttrr tii r-sima-
tlm a bfi 1h Ufa hwitiiv; took charpr.
ha rnnMiiifl. at Mr. PiHhr rciu"!, te
remain In trie wervice irr a short time Tkraiili Ionrm.
Rwrrelari Palltnrr aa0 todsv ttiat mnce
Iiif roanat.on wan a'-repiefl h. ) fr'1 j Though pnBminw Thr.ma hut admitted
there had been a rreat a ettrht tak-n rfl ' tp htn rounael that he If confronted with
Texas a further romr-lu-ated I'.rti.r l,v ..t- ..nprm5 iarrx. he t soinp to make
tratlrn h
he kw hoa and that he had arted
lie ue tem m tn exerutive abiiiiv in an Mml,a Tuunr.err
matter. , nrm nr . r. Ck...
i"r xri-m tne . M i "T Mem o tt.at
ponjrreeji ill hr rorn ei,ed In at iHi n
ri"T Imiimrix for the fn,rr.te of j.ro-
.. riin.r miiimiv mw in . ninuahua ano
C-iahula. tie tap nioct Jm). riant of 1 tie
fle atalea .iflern,g the TnMed
Ptalen Ttiia will result in tlie Ki.et ioninc
ff M-icn trmipe alon the Kin Grande
r-rnaa from 1 lie Amfriian f 01 cca
A rc.mmatid of a adiere on dotti Fid'-e of
the Rio GrmU end ti.e attitude of the
Vnited Fiatea aoldier toward the preaer"
1 rerarded a favorahle in nerioua
trouble..
The action of Mxiro In ronveminp oon
r'eae In anecial eexaion tiar aerlounlj- agi
tated miiitarj- authoritiea
. dfl heraie amnd ataitiat thOHe ha hitum
had dlert.arc-d hi. truat tt. : him of uainit hlF poFition to i ciliett politic al
iamtiairn fund from utKirdinatra in the
In hi d-fcriae he will
that he did not rwetve
I'iacimninB the tirojioeed auttc acainM th
anv
arm ronnuiretor. juatf iiaiiinaer hrio ,.ti, .,tw..-tnt.A.
te did not provoae ip Jump into the matter
What action vap takrn. he said, would
lie done after aome thouirht and ctmeuita
tlun -i h eounxel He aaid he would not
e ven ad upon hi pa n Judgment.
Cme if the last official aul of Mr. Btl
llnirer waa to atpn the firm water ripht
-ertifloaie which has ever been tunned t
wa made out in ihe name of Lyman X.
HuprB. V ho receive the lienefitu of th I
I water aervefl by the Minidoka project.
tliat rretwrationa a-e Idaho
jio'iti'-al rontrlhutlons through A
pt replatry In the
i. r,.on-a mat rretwrationa a'e Idaho. It ahow that Huks haa paid hi
under war for the mobilisation of 1 r,.0ne , ten annual insiallmenta f SIC each on
aoanionai troop In Texas account of the building of the project.
The, War depart nier-t, though denying! Mm. Itallinrer. a-ife of the aecretary. fle
that it contemplateK aending any more pa!ted for ri-attle tonlglit Fhe will be
troepa to the Mexican border, haa made ! followed in about ten days the aecre
tireparation for anch contingency. t ! tary.
ha plan made for hurrying another di-f
vlnton lo tlie front f the one nfla ordered
aouih ahould tiivt to roa the border.
The general ataff ha figured out a here
the troop for tlii provisional division
w-ould be dr. an from, and every prelimi
nary to Hidden order for mobilization la
ling made on pa;er.
t'l courae, no order for another di-1
vWion would be given unieaa in ani
niergenrjr nf the graieat aort.
rtawrlaa m the Militia.
Tl War department jH'-i'lvely denied
Mediation May End
Strike of Firemen
Omaha office.
Mr. Kelly haa already worti 10 an
affidavit to the effect that he wan pre
vailed upon hy the pnatmaater to mke
collection for campaign purpose among
the "falthfui"' employe of the oKice
Theae fact and other hate tieen brought
te the attention of civil service comml
lon and Secretary C. "W. Moaa of th Bixth
diatrict on Saturday opened Inquiry into
1 ' charge mad against Poatmarter
Thomaa by Carrier Iian VT. Tlllotson.
Why he hope to make Kelly "the goat"
by centering hi defer.ae on the one point
! not explained by the poatmamer. who
ha not been diapoaed to talk during the
lam few day. It t hinted that he aee
an openrng m Mr. KeUy teetlmony. which
l to the effect tYiat a hen he turned over
j the money te Thoma "the light were
! turned out." Mr. Kelly add, hoaever.
(that "Mr. Thoma and Mr. Woodward were
i both in the postmaster' private office"
jand that "h wa bright enought to
. 7ni4 V rr;-. v.ii c;. r-
-- -v. vui oiuci iui recognize who wa preiwnt
w 4 r r- ri j .
Used to Eep Keve Trains.
1 Mr. M
del! aer
laalrr X a-r ia.
a. who aeureULi-v of the Blxth
er-ice dltrict. aith beadquurlers at
nXCtN'SATI. O.. March 11 Mediation. Cincinnati. iened the investigation in the
a provided for in the Tydman law. mir ' Ipfl,rl1 building yesterday, and during tha
ry intention of calling nn the militia, J brin Dout ee'tiement of the strike of '' ne t ailed in pracUi:aJy rveryone of
a it iuvltes National guard -officers 'R,t firemen of the Ctntfnnatl. New Or-j tb t:iv" employe a ha were induced t
to participate in the maneut era, but ths1'"" Texa Pacific rail-ay. Martic A. i m--ae campaign contribution. First among
ex?rts have already figured out w her i n,lPn, presiding Judge of the commerce j these was Kellj. who told briefly what be
regiments could be drtwa from in case ! t"Hirl nfl the arbiter under th ! knew, and be wa followed by Ian W.
miiilia should be needed. j Erdman act. haa wired both the railroad Tillotaon, who made the charge which
"Not weeks sir month of campnig-ning. jr'Wiel'B officers of th union for p- brought about the ln estlgatioB..
but year f it will be required for th jicrtl-'" te th ousstion in Aisput j H. C iKen, caahier. who atav ub the
Vnited Bt-tes army if ri is sent into Mcilic I 1 EXIVCrTON. Kr- March 31.-Rt udent greatest amount, wa aisn caJiod liefor
i. auppra- Ciaorder. wh ther it he tue ata J nil aty of ntuc.y re 1 1 tarj . -who. by tins thus had a i
thresh or round up the haMurrttctionist ori'" employed a firemen on tiie Cln- fair working idea of w hat be bad to flaaJ
anything in the nature of that sort of !cinn-U. w Cerlean Texas Pactfie rail- . with. I'urlng tbe rest of tba day be called
work." jroafl in thl sectim. Re vera! wer put t Hn praotK-Aj- e ery employ who bad oon-
Thia wa th statement utar by an "old 'mcr- '""t nigtit. PaHsenger trains wer tributod to th campaign ' fund which
army mam. a "West Pointer, who himself !"uir"hS " tim today, but no froirht j Thomas raised
baa seen years of s rvlosj on th MexV an I"1'"'- RlKid secrecy t-baracteriae the inquiry
bui-der. He said that every army officer j KNOXATL. Tenn.. March 11 A ! and tha-e whs have been before the see
In WaKhingtcio of any length of servic hsso-ootiv was partially demo)-i retary refuse to make any statements,
knew that ff the American troop wer n& J' emrtneor,' fireman and special The order for absolute reticence b&s tieen
ordered into Mexico to bring about settled 6'r,t serioucly hurt a the result of an ! at thoroughly observed that the elevator
condition in that country the task would i,lo"'on -'"hgaide the engine at Pine j opera tor have been in-tructed by Bec.re-
iie a war's .ork. not a nlcnlr of , i.not. mty-slx miles north of Oakdale. on tary Moaa to keep absolutely to themsolveti
tne v.-rncinnti. ew ciriean Texa Pa-; all information a who bas been failed
cific last night. The explosion I supposed , t testify. Jn order to maintain thi
to have been a development in the strike ' secrecy tbe investigator has already aeon
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.SENATE FLANS
0MAHAKEr0RT
! Inref tinting; Body of frp Hos
Will Take Different Snnd on
Election Probe.
KAY ADITSL CEA5GE 15 LAW
Would Piefer Election Ciirunussion.
But Xi- Sot Advise One.
; CKAKGE 15 EEGISTEAT10K LAWS
j Think Voter Fhonld Kct Rbtc Chance
to Tse Affidari-.
gebbtkakheb ik places eul
Uewnltr Nrn .per Ion meat Meaanre
leiaaie t llesierma I s r
aVeer f ffteal Vi beari e r re
atblr to l -e.
Events of the Week, at Viewed by The Bee's Artist
CAEORRA TRIAL IS BEGUN j Marquis Ratsura
Gives Dinner for
Thirty-Six Kembers of Band Charged
with Knrder.
XUBT IS ftnCBXT SECTHED
rtsayra liaiaa list a f Calk r,
tr.( Sr rural All Tre 1
Steaermcy rrtrsaiB at
1at Eiifl(r.
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American Diplomat
Ambassador O'Brien is G-nest of Honor
7 at Banqnet Celebrating Conclu
sion of the J.ew Treaty.
TOKIO. March 11. Mrui Katsura,
premier and minister of finance, gave a
dinner tonight for Ambassador O Brien and
DEATH AFTER POWDER SHOCK
--BBBBS-SBB
W. P. Bobinson, Cashier of Xeno&ha
Bank, Victim of Explosion.
TO PBXVEKT EEBniDIKG PlJUfT
Bleusir ate Iatnrr4 la larls
latwr MwlM I'zrlaailaB '
r Mills frm Tb telly f-
lated Brglaml.
KENOFHA, Wis.. March H William P.
VITERBO lta.lv. March 11 The trial of
the thirty -sis members of the Neapolitan (the staff of the American embassy in eel- Robinson, assistant cashier of the First
seem to l the prevalent impression
Jt was pointrd out that if thtj troop
criMawd the border atid attempted to put
doan the insurrection it would he neces
sary io carry on a guerilla warfare against I
peopis who know the country in a country
admirably adapted for that stvi oT fight
ing. "The last time th troop wei sent to
tbe Merictn Imrder In any great numtiers
ww in the fall tif JKH1 at the tim of th
'iartia raid from Texas across the Ida
Grande.. Guru was believed to be In
league with s polliical party to Mexico. He
rrosHed tlie Klo Grande Into that -country,
look a military puat and put th com
mandant and a large cumber of enlisted
men to the swurd.
f l emra m Ramd I p.
"The Mexican government appealed te
this country to round up the fllibusterers,
whs after their raid, took refuge on tbe
Texas side of the Klo Grande in th
happarel ihu.V.ui and tartoua biding
pia-tia. It look th troops two years of
most difficult ca.mpaignuig to round up
i.aixa and his followers. This is a sample
of whM sill folic.w th lot of the trooi
he if they have to go into Mexico to
ciu!l the exiattng difficulty."
Person much tatereated in the Mexican
situation and in th mobilisation of ironi
by Uu government ai tooay eagerly
discussing two reports, circulated almost
simultaneously, regarding th cause of the
president action and the probable develop
ments of tlie future.
On of the ha it that th administra
tion has Oecioed oo a lulicy calculated te
stal'Lih eometlung like Iiermanent settled
ciinanions in all the republic te the south
a far down a thr Panama canal
It i slated thai the mo i-meot of troop
lo the Mrxicxn border means llie inaugura
tion of a nea policy in Ooaling with the
cjurficB of the introduction from Amcncan
lCTrniiir of contraband of ar Into the
rlublic' of the sou'h
1 Kalwr ib Male.
;at Oei.rtn.ent officials are inclined
li i lie belief thfc.1 lb aosolui Buppivmuun
of tin pracini i neceuaary jf tlie peac
and fctirurity of the tVntral Anit-ricaa got--ininnim
at gon tu u preaerved. it
ji tt.i vit a of the ira.-u. a hicti led tit
I nued Ha lee to take ortt-iir actioa ux th
cast' of th llon.ct a hich fitted sat
l an American port and a bu n lai r ap-
l-ared an a gunliuat uu ii Hoiiduran res-
luliou.
Tie goernment autimritie a s rt af
l.'it-ir preMint uamiiaJgn againet f.iihuBier
ma Central American countrtea are run
eidering tlie iMtaaibiluy of r.akecuiing iriib
viduale in this onuntry he are supposed
o l helTed in financing such undertaA
ibKB Many peiwrts ha reached tha gu-
-x.meist of residents of tt.ii country put
ting up tlie cash for such rxjieditum Hb
ilit uiideratiicling that if the revului kotuu-y
rurn.fiii succeeded they wouid be rs-eardi-d
lv tne new govemme.iit alts gea-
tj-..ui. coninwrcial oioioeseliiua.
Th I ruled dale gvitTniuoct has de-
ide-rl ia inn a stop le this trafficking is
p. .In 1. ai duiordet . and tl moMinxtnt of
U u" to ibr Utiku burdar la iwrtly la
Support ef thi general ili v.
Camorra. wblcrh ba terrorised Italy for
many years, wa begun today. A Jury was
chosen more readily than had tieen antici
pated, and early in tbe afternoon Cava
liero Bianchl. the president of the court,
chosen by the ministry of justice to pre
side, oiiened tbe interrogation of tbe ac
cused. He limited hi question to an in
quiry into their personal record.
ebration of the conclusion of the new com
mercial treaty between Japan and lb
Vnited B tales.
An element of Japanese politician num
bering between SOU and S( i endeavoring ' night.
to create a sentiment in opposition to the 1 Mr. Kobmson had lie en ill but wa con
National bank died at hi home in this
city this morning s a result of shock
brought on by the explosion of the pow
der plant at Pleasant Prairie on Thursasy
treaty and to embarrass the government on
tlie ground that it yielded to America's
demand for a limitation of Japanese Im-
of tbe road firemen
President Taf t Will
Play Golf and Motoric
Chief Executive Beaches Ang-nsta,
Ga., Where He Will Spend a
Brief Taxation.
AVGVSTA. Ga., March 11.-President
Taff reached Augusta early tuday for a
j brief fieri (id of rest before ret uralng to
I Washington. Mrs TaTt and Miss Helen
! Taft will join the president tomorrow.
I Mr. Taft srlll play golf ever- morning
and motor during the afternoon. A private i
I telephone line has been set up direct from t
his room to the White Ho us. !
John P. Rockeieffer Is a fellow-guest
with the president at the hotel, and there I
j is much speculation a te whether or not a
1 -. .'f mt h mirrht ba arranaed between
tb two.
fit to bustle witnesses up tb bark way
of the postoffioe in order that they may
not be seen or accosted by reporters.
Will a B ottos.
Mr. Moss declared that the investigation
111 be thorough in every respect, and that
no time sill be lost in pushing It to a con
clusion. To tills end he ha decided to
work throughout Sunday examining wit
nesses. He is unable to stats at this time how
much time the investigation will consume.
He will examine all th civ- serrice em
ployes known to be involved In tbe shalie
down as well as many others about th
postoffic. It is bis announced purpose ts
glean every word of evidence possible.
A postoffic Inspector will be her Bun.
day to co-operate with Secretary Moss
ho the work. Orders bsvc been issued for
a Joint investigation in which tbe depart
ment and the commission will both be rep-
, resented. By way of explanation of th i
reason for a Joint inquiry. Secretary Moss
Tbe prisoners are charged with the a- j migration. The movement I generally
aassination of fellow-roember in th i deprecated and i considered of little sig
Camorra. Gennaro Cuocoolo and hi wife, j nificanc.
Maria Cutinelli Cuocoolo. popularly known!
a th "Beautiful Borrentimv" Behind thl j JjUSlHeSS II ill
uuaJr .. in),aLiuuB uuiiim:. teas ... -
der and robtierte perpetrated by what
perhaps the lies! organised and most des
perate crrminal aoclety of modern times
va.escent a hen the shock came.
State Senator Isaac T. Bishop telegraphed
1 from Madison that he had a bill ready for
introduction in the senate Monday which
j wouid eliminate powder mills from thickly
! settled portion of Wisconsin and especially
', from Kenosha oounty.
Try to Run Street Cars
Tb real purpose of the government i Tjvt Hundred Oklahoma City Citiiens
to ria uie country oi tuts nana. Ji is ur
Sworn in as Deputy Sheriffs in
Effort to End Strike.
lleved evidence w-ill be brought out that
will throw light on the assassination of the
American detective, Lieutenant Joseph
Petrosnio at Palermo in March, is, after OKLAHOMA CITT. March 11. Five hun-
b bad been sent to Italy by the New Tork j dred cttisen. the list Inc luding bankers.
police deiiartment to seek information re- i nierc hanls. physician and lawyers, were
grardlng Italian criminals. som in as deputy sher-.rf bore today to
It was Petrosino who arrested Enrio ; take charre of the street car strike situs-
ROOSEVELT VISITING JACKSON
ixatraaer Prelrl la bsiewf of --e-rmr
wl ddreses Ces
Air Weettag.
Alfano. better known as Erricone. the al-
leged actual bead of the Camorra. after
j the latter had fled to New Turk City.
The American offioer sent Errlc-one hsrk
tion Each man wears badge and car
ries a revolver. Thl action i the result
of a mas meeting held this morning after
Governor Cruce had refused to call out
JACK BON. Mis.. March 11. Theodore
Pooevelt began the third day of hi epeek-
' ing tour on hi arrival nere thl morning.
He closed yesterday program at Besse
mer, twelve miles south of Birmingham,
with a train-end talk st midnight.
Governor Noel of Mississippi, who trsv-
eled from Birmingham ts Jackson with jjej,,.
Mr. Roosevelt, wa host to th former
TWENTY-EIGHT WORKERS
EUR1ED IN IRON MINE
Ttrsrlsxa. Mtsm- f BlsT Diamater
1 ralreaur ftermsa- PelaiU
mi Irrllrat L-rkU.
rrX.tTH. March 11 Twenty-eight men
wer buned in awi leon mtn at Virginia,.
Minn., this afternoon Detail are larking
VOTE FOR SENATOR IN IOWA
the man who for year had defied th au-
"There bav been instance where iwst-
ef.n . .r. 1 '; have bn InrnlmtM I .
agent, of th commission and reports offi'- j l"rltis of his own country.
clally made. In th case I have in mind I Prm ratlia Ordered by K las.
th Postoffic department concluded that j The murders of C uocuolos followed
to Europe and he was taken into custody j vt.e state troop to protect the street car
at Havre. Petroslno s death 1 beileied to ; company in an effort to run the tars
j have been th price paid fur running down miaen sav they will
Tbe
attempt to run the
! i Prom n Hafr Correspondent I
i l.INi -i il.N. Man h U i Special i-Tlie
nate commit tee aitomtcd In ItiestigHtf
rlertlon i-ondit ions in mis ha will probably
i report Moncic' or Tnci.ciat and wlii si.bmni
tin. repirts. The inn lorn; conFlstlne of
I Ki-nip of Merrick. Lee cif Bend and Moax-
lnd of liin.-i.lh. ik cini'liari'-aHi oTMiosed l..
siiliscrilitnt lo the hiie e a.h leimrl of
j i tic house conin'lMee and II! retMrt a much
more igorous srid indepenrii-nl op'nlon.
Mtitiiir Alliert of Platte, chairman of the
cofimttiee. has noi dwided whelhcT be lil
Jolt- Ihe ma.lorlt.v of three oi will go with
.-cnsior TiblH lt of Aclams ho l the re
actionar nirtnlw of the committer aKl
i-i-i crmlriril lei M Kiid h tlie house rrj le of
repc rt The commute met Friclsv and de
cided ti.at tiir Delay of several eek was
becoming unnecessarily long TibbettK and
tlie three radical could not get together
ant" Albert coiildn ot make up his mind.
He was giver, the note and mcmorada of
th opinion of the three and on Monday
x 111 declare himself one way or the ptbci.
The majority of the committer thinks
there Is no iMt-sihillty at all of getting
Tibbett to concur without making such
lonceeslor llmi their own principle would
Ik contradici-d and although they wyiuld
pilfer a unanimous report, they have given
ut- hoif for it. If Allien Joins 1 hem. hos
crr. their report will be almost as strong
ti a unanimous expression of pptata
vtuld lie
Senator Tlblwu. then, will probablr re-
inirt to cndor.ic the bouse repcu-t and th
joiner four will enter a rcpori whirb will
en. body suhstannally ihe follos-tng opln-
li tin:
There a ere grow irregularitie in 11m
last and tir ceding election In Omaha. The
evidence fi this- is bused upon legal testi
mony, and upon hearsay report which, al
though not admissable s strict evidence,
li nd 10 show s condition. The commute
is incllnefl to tie oonservstlv and not rad
ical in It declaration concerning these
evil condition and will prohabrr hot em- .
mit lta-ir to the opmiua thai Omaha is
acre than other large cities.
The evils sr blam l upon ponditlnns of
population, tending to the rimgnatjot. of
imoratit foreigners, etc., and partly ts get
ting the wrong class of men for Judge
and clerk of election. There are evident
ot manipulation of the voting madhtnes
and the cvn.mittee I inclined to recom
mend that either a tiett-ir machine or no
machine at all be used. Tbe igiiors.no
arid tendency to fraud shoan in tlie Judges
and clerk of election can be eliminated
by changing tbe method of their appoint
ment For tl.i purpose the commiltee would
preler to uteri, t an iln'tiim commission,
but Is not vet decided upon the feasibility
uf the plan. The election commission oould
make men sen as Judge and cierk as
n on are compelled to serve on Jut-let., with
out regard to the sacrifice of personal busi
n interest Professional will lie dis
carded. The hardest problem for the com
mittee to decide lib liecn whether or not
to recommend such a commission and the
system for chousing the member of it in
case it should tie deciaed upon. The Ap
pointment of tlie members by the aisuiui
court soenis lo be tbe best way o fsr sug
gested, but that mav tie found unccoieuu
tiona.1. The c hanging of registration laws so that
no man can register by affidavit Is a re -
J form urged by some memlier of the com-
The registration davs ar to lie
I ,
verv numerous aiid are to lie manfd ln-
preslflent at breakfast. Then Mr. Rc.os.-l,, r,F1,,..uon c,rrk . Trn.axient t.rficer.
velt went tt. tbe state house ground to j h Kh .. 1nat ,xrv
address an ojien-sir meeting ' opuort unit v to reclster In the fo-mal av
car thl sftemoon.
! RUSSIA WANTS CONCESSIONS
in gon their way to California,
not leave their train.
rex elation mads by on uf th CumorrtstK, Cblw
Dre arr la tb Ssug. bat Xa Be- j
alt ts Had aas Demdlaest
t Os. j
PES MOINES. March 11 Today joint j
sensional lialiot resulted : lieemer. i; office inspector' suit on th second flosr.
Ken ion. 41: Porter idem i. 4.. faired. X.
its side should b given and deua.rtments.1
Inquiries have followed. Thus conflicting
report have sometime been made In the
Thomas caa theirs will be no occasion for
conflict, because both sides will be rep
resented. Ia eatlsrata' irri'et.
Pier retary Moss arrtvsd in the city PVidsT
bight and at o'clock fiaturday morning he a court of tbe assise.
went to the federal building, where he In- other crowds surrounded tbe metbevs.
troduoed himself to Posrmast er Thorn aa. monastery of Gradi. now a penitentiary.
Sr. Moss explained thai b would Uks ts ! where all but two of the prisoner bav
ivs Si room in which te oondurt the in- j pen confined and the piiaun of bi.ii in
quiry and he wa assigned te th post- I i, i which the lnformar Abhatei-acgio
Gennaro Abbatemaggio reeultei in the
present prosecution, which wan ordered by
King TUtor Eunmaxiusl au2 presaed i.l
iB.gtior Faril. ths minister of .tustic.
At da jllfcht. an enormous ci-owd gathered
in ths vlcrufliy of ths lormer church of ban
Francisco which has lieen tr-iiKlartnet! into
Wat ifrerlaf la 4 at here
Cliemer ta Imlr Is Xat
feat taf arlarr .
PT PETF-T-iPBt-RG, March ll-Russo-
Chlnee nerotUitinn have again taken '
an unf.vorale turn CI ma second rep'; '
ltd the P. uBKirJH demciid for a closer adber- I
i anc lr the pfl-ovlsu n of th treaty of j
liidl' ate an att tude In regard io Flus
! nian ronauis? i-r.d commercial privileges in
' 111 and Mongolia that I unsatisfactory to
thl goiernnier.t
Boon after noon Colonel F.oosevelt willjTt,-n. after the last dy i closed, no one
leave for New Orleans. iCkn VMt w-ho ha not registered.
KANSAS C1T1. March 11. -Mrs. Tbeo- ( The report of tbe majurtti. s.a-ied l,v
dore Rooseielt and Mis Ethel Roosevelt I Kemp i.ee and Hoag.and. will heai opm
passed through this city at :& thl mom- ju,n sim.lai is these and wlJ p-c.bab:y
a hey did J ami body sutgeitioiii. for Iciglslatioii whicb
will catry out ai sums future dste the sug
gestion 1 nr.: Bin.
Bim the senate reapportionment com
mittee is still well agreed upon reporting
tb Places pian for legislative redlvialon of
tbe state it seem proliabl that the senai
st least wll begm active consideration of
the important reapportionment qeusuos
Monday or Tuesday. Tl.e Plaoek bill, as
wa announuea several days sgo, has been
I the fsrored schema fur redlstrlctlhr the
icaa-! stale and now that It lis been amended
1 " , tu suit ttis democrats fairly wi ll some t,r
ASH LAN 0. NEB. DECREASES 100
Pwaalstloa af Tt la Thlrtera Raa
dred aad ary-X1ae A retard -lag
ta l-ae Crwsa.
14 APHINGTTiN. March U Population
j rtatlstlcts of the Thirteenth census an-
mu-nced lodaT Include:
i mace !'"
i ist, land. Nen 1T
k.f Slmnvllle. re
a haent. V.
tdem i. 4T
necessary to elect.
Hi.
Continued on fcond Page
Pupils Shoot Mud Balls to
Beautify School Grounds
A nn-fil scheme for bsauttfyiri! tbe.the lnk Hew to seed them was tb
rrouads surrounding tbe Train putiiiciv""".
I aria rllen-
Ptnally be decided tliat the oniy way was i
to roll mud balia. hub abouid b loaded I
w US morningglory seeda. Richardson had
the kid busy all afternoon rolling tt i
the
school building was put into effect Fnoaj I
afternoon James Richardson, a member j
tif th b.iard personally suparvsaed toe !
operation, which are aa unique aa they j halts and late in th day
are hoped to h effective. ; laned a bombardment
Cvs to sides uf tt building gamw as hour and a half thj pelted the banks
ria bai.ks tower, w hich ar so unsightly ; fnrm eiery ugie and tt)
that ti.ey hsv become n or te rem- banks were turned into har.ks d nted lir
dent in that section. Th bank ar liar- and tber with th tiny mud bans Th
raw of everything la the way of verdsr j outigsters went 10 th tak with sucfc
Not even th bird hv nerve enough ts iint that Richardson finally look
tuad tlie on woman priaonei
aario iia been beid
There a much excitement when tlie
lam transp.irting the accused apjmajed
from under th acrhed disir of tbe prison
1 he pruccMSi.m proceeded to court amio
angry murmurs of the jopm Precau-
tKtis were taken against an attempt to
fre the prlaot-ra.
symiaxthisers in the
driver of each van were seated a poll
man and a carbineer. One soldier sat .fun!
Uiaio tb ducrr The mounted carbineer
surrounded each van.
14 hen tlie doors of th court aer opened.
as many of the crowd as could rushed in.,
occupying etery available plat
To crowd in th square before th bund-
iug was s great that a oomj.cy of n.fao
Farrell's
Fine Syrup
who bad niany aliem j IT' m c C 1 flMOir
e throng With tbe ! 1 lCC lUUtiy
14 it gt rrymatidering feature are lieginnit1g
; to b evioent
I For insta.nc:. tb Km reriresentatn are
I disposed among tba vsnous ceunties of
I tne state a nearly a possible m the pro-
lay the youngsters : xrf mUM caUed out to rtunforc the cara
of the bank For ,KUo. .
I W itl.in tlie attention of the onlooker wa
gigantic ciay 1 absorbed by th apliearanoe and behavior
of tb pnauners All appeared to tie in
good health with th exception of the praest.
t its Viioan. who seem4 ta be iU. and
s nana , u .r.. .r. u r-m, iittit . K ,.
1 . . . . . h.u. 1 . m .. L K n - ..H o m. ' I. 1 . 1 1 A .1t Ua. . .. . u , . I
vmr.g ar they. time that h ir knowingly slung mud.
Th school board decided ti.at t li bank ' but that b thought th hoped for and
hould 1 tie uf.fied if sioaaibia. Richard- Justified tb Irani
son was gits tb Job That member of 1 Richardson aa va if ths mud ball schems
eWi,. atf baaeraarl. 'to bosrd f ! a schwro which be sul dwaan't work b is going to try th stiot-
Tbo poho J tba govarnmeot linear th " T "'- " j -uwurh Hi cenpamoIia give tli in, pre
. I -e.-i.a of tb prtera pa.1 and tb pupils of I mormngglory td and Bitot .lots th
Ibcbardsua s piaa was ta saad ; banks. J
tt oatlnued oa lag Tw
i tb Bc hoai.
tered.
tkeateae-raaea af Maar y ae.
ErricoTi miintaind tu usual caim da
ieanor. H i shun and slender, lnsig
mficant and rather vuitar lutiaing A long
ug'y scar extends from th aar 10 th
1 Continued tin ban una Pag j
Sse if your name appears in The
Bee's want ads today offering
Farrell's Syrup free.
You don't have to advertise
to get it. Find your name and
the gift is yours.
The Bee is also giving away
today:
O'Brir-ir. de-lifjous chdJv.
Ujsiike's fainoufc flour.
AintTicaxi tbt-hter titkt-tb.
port ion of ope to li ' mhab!tants.. but one
democratic cmiuih.v wjtb only a little mot
than k'K' iieopi i gneu a menils-r and
two republican ounti with seifai hun
dred ltihaintant tiire get only a hare of
one memlier Sherman counii. democratic,
with a population of 1,71. get a nn-nilier.
Nance count, boweier, which tiac 1 !-i
people.. mote, get only a share of a
float reiiresentatji e lietwuen ti.at count v
and Pistte w nu b is inrhned 10 be onn..
crane Piatt c.ui.ty ba I .r ieopit and
itha-i wciuld under ttt proper ratio entittt i.
te on memlier and a finat li get, tiin
er.un memlier. a float with Nance
which stiuta Nanue out a'most altoaetbei .
and another fiuat with Madiaoi. A:a'Ji.on
gat on member beside t tt float.
In tti aenaiorial districting some siniliai
and equawlly flagrant gerrvniahOerng are lu
bet sewn nl distrint .Na 1 pa suet county
as J'Ut In wnn Gage l aw not heretofore
iiaa Interfered with tb oemocrata in it
connectiun with Rictiartison and Neman.,
so it 1 tacked onto Gage a mat count y
is republican an.tws.i. Then Rici.aiuaon
and Nemaha, inclined ts be oemoci a :
aie guen Juhiiauii rniublicana to 1.1 -r c-'.tim
ana star tut i)nm.rrm .f lii-.i-. . w
col. titirs are strot.sei ttian It. ; e.ij .1 lt,
in Johnaoti cui.ut) in aiatnct ,. 1... u.
safely democratic
Herwtolar Burt ccuti-.) rt piibl:cu 1,.