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lent and other anclitlnn-to file list of
officer with the county clerk and secre
tary of mate ia passed, 24 .to 0.
The senate committee of the whole Jmt
on third reading the following Mils:
H. K bv K'vtn farmers a rlsht
to keep dogs wtthout collars.
H. r UK. by Hamming, racing the iy
of the county ircHaurer examiner from
Sl.S'iO to ll.wa
H. V. 4'i. ,hy Ite)tn. nimpelUnf l'rk
oinmtiwlunrri In On-. ha to expend fS.(MI a
ear for hand mimic In the park.
f. V. Z'i, by Tanner. giving ab of "two
pepef In evry ( county one half of the
puhii printing. . , ...
H. F. il ly RfRn, amenrtlnu fire
escen law. Tela hill was reconsidered
afterwards for amendment and la d over.
t f. 4. by ilhliel. cliantttna ! and
salaries of county official. Amended.
8. F. 212, by Smith of Fillmore, defining
rltfhta of vehicle on public highways.
A. F. 1ft by J1II. chHrtKln? t.-e of cotlnty
Judge, i
The senate Indefinitely postponed:
S. F. If.!, by Hklls, prohibiting legal ac
tion agalnnt taxea.
V F, KtH. by Heagan. allowing territory
within a city which I tiaed fnr airt (cultural
purposes to be disconnected from the cor
poration.
YAEDS BILL
IN MODIFIED FORM
tContlnuedfrom Flrt Fa) ; ,
of the unit and went through hy a vote
of 25 to 6.
Th gifting commutes of th senate mads
Its flrat report thla morning, giving a lint
of bills to be consldvad, and th housa
committee was authorised to take charge
of th general file tomorrow. : T " '
Prince of Hall moved to give th com
mittee power to go ahead with Its work
of selecting which bills are to be consid
ered. Aq effort was made to advanre tha Sun.
day has hall bill to a consideration by
Leldlgh of Otoe, who piovad that It and
senate file S8, a bin by Ollls, allowing the
Incorporation of farmers' elevator com
panies, be advanced to the head of th
file. It failed to go a a rider, .however,
and remains In It regular place. , It Is for
sifting committee to decide now whn It
shall com up.
Cattle Guard Entraps
Boy; Killed by Train
Son of father Near St. Paul Bon Over
by Union Pacific Passenger
' ' Engine.
ST. PAT'U Neb., March l.-(Speclal Tel
egram. )--The S-y ear-old son of Frank
Ivotrrh, a farmer living three miles south
east of this city, wa run over and In
stantly hilled by the northbound fnlon
Factflo passenger train shortly before 4
o'clock thla afternoon. The little fellow
was following the railroad track home
from achool and was crosalng a culvert
when his feet became caught In the cat
tlo guard planking Just as the train was
bearing down upon him. The body was
brought to the undertaking establishment
at this city and a coroner's imiuest will be
held tomorrow morning.
ZERO TEMPERATURE IN EAST
Old Snap A Una- the .Atlantis Ao-
corn pa a led by Rata a ad
'' ' , Mow. , , ......
SEW TOTlK. March lti. A cold snap of
unusual severity for this' season of the
year-holds practically the entire .eastern
section of th country tightly gripped today
with small probability of It grasp being
loasenad before tomorrow. Ther wag a
a roe qi an oegree in temperature to
minimum of If degrees m this cHy during
th night
Temperature following the rain and
brief snow flurries f last night dropped
to nearly s.ro at points In Interior of New
York atats, while It 'was only four above
tha ro mark In Pittsburg this morning
and U degree In V. ashlngton. D. C-. th
Utter a remarkably low figure tor th
time of year In that city.
Th cold wavs was' borne In on a wind
whlub averaged fifty-els mHea an hour
along th coast hr and op into New
England. Tha atom moved northeastward
and today. I central In atrn Main or
over Nova Bcolia. ': ' '
KENYON JUMPS TO THE FRONT
jadg Comes Wltkln Thirteen Totes
' f Betas; Elected Hesiatos
i la Iowa.
Pea MOINES, March 18-Today'g Joint
ballot In th Iowa legislature for senator
resulted a follow: Deenicr, 37;, Ken) on,
orCConnor (democrat), Kf Porter (demo,
crat), 1; abett. 4; necessary to. elect, 78.
Flw standp4tter and, eleven tnaurgenta
left Deemef anJ voted for Kanyop when,
the Joint ballot was taken today. Rsnyon
lacked thirteen vote of aecurlng th elec
tion. , .. . -
imrard lately after th ballot wa taktn
supporters of Kenyon moved that a second
ballot - b taken. Th ' democrats and
Peenjer net united In opposition. A sub
stitute offered by DeWolfe for Immetllato
adjournment carried M to 66.
SKELETON IN THE CHIMNEY
Grwora( , Fiad of Workman Hepalr-
jlaa uid, untt at . bpria
' " ; . : fivld, Us.
" faaBsmmasasf) ' rt
ePIUNGFICUX ' Mas., March' 1&
Wawkatrn Instaillng a new heating plant at
tha horn of Alva 8. Bralnerd. U Haaard
villa. ,: found a ' kM In th otd-fashloned
cltiianey oataining th akaletoti of a dtilld
Tha hU waa occupied ta th eighteenth
ceatwry and up to taa by a family which
setwed ! the Reiutionary war. Th
gennral ostlulon Is ttia th heg wa placed
In th ihmny ho th latter was r
built la l0.
iamonds!
Nothing give on so much aatls
factum aa to know h he has
purchased a diamond lwt Is per
?el.t free from ."lama and poor
cutting. Diamonds bought at this
alor ar natur' inalrplea la
preclou atvii. Thy ai lact.
d by an i.ert or ripe experience,
and poe th olnr and bril
liancy which la charaoleriatio of
th flnl lono.
W hav bn soiling diamonds
for v yar havo oatablisU.!
a reputation forjalr dU and
honsat prices flit tke, tht
stor th most .lelrbi diamond
buying place lit MHha. W give
y,m a coutrut to 1'viy bi-k at
l.lnety per cent of piirclia price
at any tlm wlthia ne year.
Your want In Watch, fling
and Jwlry r suppluxl lier.
!5'"SrD0DCE.
COUSINS SPEARS Of DOLUYER
Former Iowa Congressman Makes
Memorial Address at Des Moinei.
TELLS OF SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE
neweapnrt - Uwren fetttlnai
ernor Carroll to Name M. F.
Dnneaan Dlatrlrt Jadae
t ar Line .Sold. .
(From a Staff Correspondent)
DES MOINES, March 1. (Special Tele
gram. r-Memorlal xerctne -war hold by
the Iowa genera aeeembly today. Id nonor
of th tat mjor Jonathan P. Uolllver.
The oraUrm waa mad by former Congress
man Robert O. Couelna. ....'. i
Mrs. Dolllver was not able to be present
at the service. Rhe telegraphed from Tonk-
r. N. T., as follow:
"Kindly expree at the memorial services
my deepeet regret that I am unable to be
present. If I could exprcas In one sen
tence Mr. Polllver's purpose In his struggle,
ior the right. It would be that the children
of tomorrow might have their equal op
portunity, t . believe that Iowa will not
soon forget this sacrifice."
Tho three children of Mrs. Dollive? at
tended. Penators Cttmfnlns an ' Toung
spok briefly at tha conclusion d tha ad
dress of Mr. .Cousin. .'; '
Mr. t osmlna' . v. V"
Prcfachyf bis: vorda With a review t
the early struggles and final aucceaf of
Uie late Senator Dolltver, formeT Congress
man Cousins paid trlbttt to that states
man in part as follow; r-S '
No word of mln are. -needed now to
fasten tip th fam Which, by hi treat
abilities, Jonathan P.Uolllvnr wrora acro
the nation's sky. No ptralfes nor encomiums
are required to carry his illustrious nam
into the devote, households and th ham
let a and the cities of the state of Iowa.''
The speaker referred to tha many times
that Senator tol liver bad championed th
oauae of he American farmer and dwelt
on the oourag he had often displayed In
advocating what he believed th cause
of right. . . ... ,
On his death h said:
"It seemed as though Infinite -Mercy
spared our. friend the usual suffering and
pain that attond th klt of treat souls.
His Jovial hand seemed lifted front th
grasp of his latest visitor by th band of
th Infinite On." ',;.;; ,. ; ;
Hop to K4d )Deis4llok,
The legislature cam vary near to dispos
ing of tha Senatorial fnatter today and suc
ceeded In giving Judge Kenyon within
thirteen of enough vote to elect him. This
included six of the original supporters of
Totunr whv had 1 '"tVvotedl for him.
Conferences' were heid d tiring the day and
much work was done to bring about an
end and ther 1 great confidence that tn a
few day it wll be planed. ',
Want Doaegcaa Named.
' A committee of four republican, lawyers
Of Davenport arrived In Des Moines today
to petition Governor ' Carroll to appoint
MVF. Donegan, a' democrat, as extrd Judge
Of the district eourt at Davenport to serve
until the next election. -Th omniittee will
ask the governor to disregard politics and
make the appointment. .Mr. Donegan has
bn unanimously endorsed by U Scott
county bar. .- , , ...
1 fealoasta aad Schaols. '
, Th house passed tho bin',1 prohibiting
saloon within fiv miles cf a stat educa
tional Institution by a vote of 65 W & ,Th
bill passed contained 4 joker pronlbfting
saloon In any city of mora than iUdO and
up to 25.000. When this wa discovered
motion q reconsider wa .oarrlad aad th
bill was mad a special ardor for tomorrow.
Dea Koines Car Lime Sold. '-
C B. Hipp, president of th D Moines
City Hallway company,- announced at a
meeting of th ' greater Des Mome com
mute this afternoon that the street car
company proprty has been sold to N: W.
Harris Co. of Chicago, 4
J.' R.' Harrlgan, who tias been statloped
at Columbus, O., as manager ot the Colum
bus, Delaware Marlon railway, -will be
come manager of tha- Des Molne property.
Tho system, which has been-in the court
for some year and which the city hag re
cently-contemplated buying,- will' be inri
proved immediately. J The property ai
valued at KBOO.wO. which, however, iri-
cluded U per cent of the stock which the
Harris company already own. The Harris
company ha alio controlled the company'
bond. The actual cash transfer wa about
two. '
WOMAN GUILTY OF MURDER
Mr. Caldwell of Pttiabara, Kaa.
' Ulvea Two Tears for Klll
'T H4 ", ,'
Is
PXTT8i. ;RQ. Kaa Martb ri-lra Mary
Caldwell, mother of three children, re
cently found- guilty of murdering her hus
band, . was en.tiu:d to; erv two year
In the state penitentiary her yesterday.
She declared ah ktlUQ Caldwell In eelf i
defense. hen ah wag i jntenced. her three
children wer at hr y.
The -Weather :
For Nalnuska Cloudy) wrnr. .
For lo-wa I neattlsd; warwar.
Shippers' Bulletin prepare forty-eight-hour
hhlpmenta north for temperatures ot
1& I to attev aro; ast and west for J9 to
26 abov;, aouU) tar tinratwra ulua to
freeslng.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Hews. Deg.
t a-' m.
a. m.
7 a. m
a. m...,!..,.
a.- m.
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23
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eWe 1M
10 a. m,
11 a. m
1$ m
I p. m.. :..
i p. m
W)
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41
U
44
p, in. ,
4 p. m..
I p. m..
p. m.....
1 P. m ,
Seear.
.. 46
w 44
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Or"r"U?E OK THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, March 11 Official record of tum
peratur and precipitation compared with
vh corresponding period of the last three
years: U1L lM). law.
Highest today 4t 64 iu M
Lowest today 23 is is $t
Mean temperature S4 4a M 44
precipitation 00 .00 . .00 .0)
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha alnce March L
and compared with the laat two year:
Normal temperature 9
I'eflcleney for the day Oi
Tout since- Mareh 1. Wit. ......... 177
Norma) precipitation .at Inch
Peflciem y for the day 04 Inch
Total precipitation lne March Inch
Iwftclency )!ic Manh 1 it
I'eflcleney for cor. period In WIO SJ
ieflclency efur oor. period 1 U
R)arta front Station at T p. m.
HI at lor. and
frli of V either,
t iivyenne, cioudy....
lven()oit, rlear...
Iniiiver, rloUOt
!ea Molne. clear....
odtte City, clear
.aiiiler, pt. cloudy.,
North Platte, clear..,
Omaha, clenr... . ....
alt lke. clouJy...
I'uvblo, pt. cloudy...
Rapid City, clear...
Pliertdan. clear
rioul City, clear....
Tamp. Kltrb. Ralnt-
Tp.m. 1 dr. fall.
M
3
....... 64
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Valentine, clear.,
U A. WELbll. liocal Forecaster.
PASTOST OF CENTRAL UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
at - '.
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REV. HUGH RROWNI.OW FPEEH,
of Bovlna t -nter, w. I.
Militia Officers Will
Each GetTwoWeeksr
Service at "Front"
Department to Send 250 Men at a
Time to Carter and Thirty
- to Bliss.
WASHINGTON. March K With the
District of Columbia, Kentucky and Wyox
mint to :be herT from, 3,180 Qfflcers ot
tha organized nillltla havo accepted the
War department's invitation to participate
Is the present military operations in the
southern beder states. This number was
reached today by the receipts of replies'
from Pennsylvania, which offered forty
eight" officers, and from Utah,, which
Darned three of Its national guardamen.
Tho War department today communi
cated by telegraph with General Carter
at San Antonio aad General Bliss at San
Diego asking definitely how many militia
officer ; can b accommodated by , their
command at one, time. As soon as this
Information 4 .received tha department will
call on th adjutant general of tho states
and territories for officer who .will eon
stltut the Iirt body of rullltla officer to
bo sent, to th "front".,.
According to tentative plans formulated
by the department, 260 mllltla officers will
tw aunt at v time to General Carter aad
thirty to General Biles - for a maximum
service of two weeks, .each. By rotating
th men at this ratio it, is expected that
all the atate guard officers who have ac
cepted Ah federal government invitation
will be given an opportunity Xo participate
in tho tnaoeuvaia. ,, ..
Captain Da Cliambrun, , tha. military ab-
taoha cf the French mbasy, It is said at
th War department, will visit "th man.
epver division" at Ban Antonio as aa ob
server before the camp is dispersed.- Tha
German military attache Is with General
carter.
First Bank Returns ; ,
' Show Loan Expansion
ITew York'i Gain of One Hundred and
( Thirty Milliom Due to Arti- '
ficial Condition. .
WASHINGTON.-March 16,-Prellralnary
return of the national bank, mad In
response to tha call for statements as to
their condition on March 7 Indicate a gen
eral eapansloa of Joan and. discount
throughout th country. New York City
hows loans and discounts of $315,17,l0, an
increase of I100.0UO,000.: Boston shows an
Increase of 15,000,000, St, Louia .000,000,
Pittsburg $1,000,000 and Cincinnati $1,000,000.
New York and Boston both show large
increases In individual deposits. New
Tork's gain over the January call is $130,-
W), but that is an artificial figure, as the
January call which came on a half holi
day, showed a decrease of JlW.OOv.aOO. it
was said to be the first time in the history
of the national banks' system that such a
thing had occurred and treasury officiate
were at first puszled at the cause.
Allowing for that, however, the situation
still leaves the New York banks S,u00.QW
behind In their Individual deposits when
compared wtlh the sums tbey reported to
in comptroller last November.
Boston show an Increase of lU.OOO.OOO in
Individual deposit.
Missouri Legislature
; for, Tax on Incomes
ILeaolution Favoring Amendment to
Federal Conntitution Adopted
JEFrtfB&OH CaTX.ldd.i 'MafCbv le-rThe
house today paased the eenate resolution
ratifying tb income tax amendment to
the constitution ef th United (States. Both
branches have acted favorably on the reso
lution, - -t T,'. .'.,., -J"
tioveraav Hadley signed the bill ubmit
ting a IS. 000,000 nw capital propesltloa t
the voter 'at a special e lex t loo lit August.
If thl carries the house resolution passed
by the senat today submitting a H.OOO.ftJO j
new capitol proposition to tha voter at
th next general election will be abandoned.
The house refusd to concur In th sen
at resolution, asking to investigate 'the
ofdc of state attorney of tit. Louis.
BIG BLAZE AT MARCUS; QWA
Kr Bularn Honaes Bnrned, Can.
, lag La f Plfty TkMa :
' f - . Dollars. - i
MARCUS, la., March lS.-FIre In th
business section t Marua, which .to'
time threatened to lp out that dietrlet,.
caused a loss of STO.OOO this morning.
Caerokec seiit firemen to aaulst In fighting
th ftainea. .
The principal losera were:
The Hand geaeral stor. Frye-Uosa build
ing, tiewrge drug store and Nieman drug
stor. ; f .
FATAL FIGHT OVER FIVE CENTS
W. A. 4irn, Htriwara l lerk, la
Killed by Anders Tarter at
taeet llalra, Mo.
WEIIT PI AINKS. Mo, March JS Ang-
ered tXM UH he believed he had been over.
charged rents for two pjow pointa, An
derson Cater, a farmer living near her,
yesterday struck William A. George, a
hardware iWrk, with one of the points,
uatnl hi death today. Carter wa ar
reated. .to
.00
SIXTY LIYESJRE IN PERIL
Steamer Manchuria it Stranded on the
Virginia Coast
VESSEL WILL GO TO , PIECES
tnrm gaddealy Drromti Wors After
Tweaty-riv Mew from Wrepk-
In; Crew Board It Re
move ('art.
WASHINGTON. March 1 Sixty men
are In peril today aboard the stranded
Hrltlfh steamer Manchuria, ashore on th
Virginia Pnasl. thirty miles south of Cape
Henry. The Mttle island life saving station
has reported to tho United States life sav
ing scrvlo her that an Intense northwest
storm la tag m an& th vst 4 In danger
Of going to pieces. , s, s
The Manohtlrl railed from Newport
News March i. bpnnd to Tamplco, Mexico,
with a cargo of coal. The fallowing day
It stranded during thick weather. After
a terrible night, during whteh a severe
storm threatened to dash tlte vessel to
pieces, eight of Its crew wfre rescued.
The weather moderated and the wreckers
went-to work to save the steamer. The
eargo was being lightered and the wreckers
had succeeded in moving the vessel 100 feet
seaward.
In addition ta the crew of thirty-five,
there are twenty-five men from the wreck
ing; prews aboard the vessel today.
Seven Men Dronaac Off Cleveland.
CLiEVEkA N D, March 16. -One fishing
tug, with a crew of seven, is lost as a re
sult of th gale that swept over the lakes
yesterday and Is still raging on Lake Erie.
Th Wlver Spray of Erie, Pa operated
by the riooth Fish company, went down off
Cleveland harbor after battling with, th
heavy : seas for twenty hour Th last
seen of It wa at 1 a. m. today, whb Cap
tain Hansen of tha lf-savlnf station
flighted a vassal a few mile out burning
torches a signals of dlstres. .. . ,
This warning th a Buckey. Captain
Comellu. patrolling th '. breakwater.
sighted what I believed to he' the pilot
house of th Silver Spray float off ITCast
Fortieth street. Two bix11es. ;whloii Cap
tain CoMiellus believes to be member of
th Silver Spray. Were lying on th break
water. It was Impossible for th tug to
get near enough to take off th bodies. .
The tug Lloyd May of Erie a missing
for hours, but about noon it reached Clev
and harbor. ' N '. '
According to dispatche received here the
Monarch and tho Gerald. B. which wor
also missing, today arrived at Ashtabula
harbor. Tho Faknis. at Conmjaut. arriving
there late this morning.
At 11:80 o'clock, the Catanef, Captain
Donald McKeever, returned with four
bodie' picked up ipld the breakwater.
Thesa r identified aa Captain Purdy,
Engineer Watt and Seamen Brusso and
Anderson. The bodies all wore life pre
servers. They were covered with ice.
N0LAWF0BBIDS
FURNISHING ARMS
(Continued front first Page.)
., . . k,.m 1 1, , .. .. i ll n. . I
the military barracks last night , did no
damage and that ' ilobody Was captured.
The shot of the sentries, he said, did not
hit anybody. J ' ' i
Juaret spent a sleepless night," -wjth the
street patrolled by double force of guard
and practically the entire 'garrison utidei1
arms in front of the barracks and head
quarter ot General Navarro and of Colonel
Tamborel,' the commandant At daybreak
sleepy guard posted On The hbusetopg,
swept' the country, f of rnrie for lgni of
lhsurrectoa, but If! tbey ar In th vicinity,
they kept well Lndef covet.'" ' ; ,
The coming Of dayjlght materially le
ened the anxiety aroused by last night'
attack ' upon th barrack, which wa
made by a small band of insurrectos who
had managed to slip through the line Intd
the city, demolished a portion of the
baracka with bomb' and ieffected their
escape. ', , ' ' J . " I
It 1 not thought that the Insurrecto
are neat the city la any' great number, the
mall band under Captain Oscar Crelghton,
the American, being the only otte reported
at all cloae at hand. Madero, with LAV
men, Is farther outh, - where he l'ald to
be waiting t; of feet a Junotion . with
Oro xco's force of S00, after which. It is re
ported, the murrcto leader will begin a
march aortbward to th border.
J. A. McDaniels, ' an - engineer on th
Mexico Northwestern raHroad who arrived
today on a handcar, reported that th road
1 cat to piece front Juares to It south,
era terminus at Pearson. Ha saw many
insurgents heading south, but did not see
Madero' arnijr mareblrtg north - toward
Juares, a reported, and doe not believe
it I coming. - i
American All Safe. ,
AasuranoM of the safety ot alt Anier
leans now confined in Mexican prisons
la given ia an official ' statement
Issued at ' Juares ' tonight' American
now In prison will be given trial lu
the civil court ' on charge of sedition
against the Mexican' government; but here
after all insurrectos,' whether citizens 0f
the United States or not, may be subject
to the death penalty under summary mili
ary procedure.
The statement from the Mexican officials
was Issued relative to the seventeen
foreigner now imprisoned in the tederaKSeptesnber 1-
jail at casas uranaes. r uteen ot tlian are
American. ' Pending their trial they, will
be given, th consideration due lo prisoner
of war. Colonel Cuellar., in command at
Can a Orandaa. 1 uflerla '9W vound
and aa oon a . b Is able to move the
prisoner will be nwvhel 1 niilt , t
Chlhauhau to face tb civjll courts. A
The to other foreujinera ar uropean
oldlra -trf . lortya" wh,hav fsught in
Central- American revoIsUon., Xa men
are confined ip cell la th adobe prison
and are guarded by Mexican aaldiera. Their
rations consist ot such food aa can be
spard from tb military tores', for th
I town, wtikk la about loo mile southwest ot
El Paso, ha had no food Supplies since
aiarvb 4. when the battKe at which the In
surreoto wer defeated wa fought.
HlHEl't EltS AT SAX ANTONIO
Aeroplanes .Will It Sent to find
Censaay Infantry."
BAN ANTONIO. Tex.,- March UTh6
first tnneHrvrs of the troop In camp f ere
on the program today. It was proposed
to send out a company of infantry sev
eral miles to seek cover and for the aero
planes to look for them, , " ' . , ..
Southern Padfia officiate wailed to see
If the Mexican Insurreetoa would make
good a threat to blow up all bridge enter
tng their eouatrji. Puslnea in the atate
of Chihuahua already ha been .greatly
curtailed and food suppllea threatened. A
complete rupture of commuuioettoa from
thla aide would be very aertous. - .
There la a comic aide to running tra'oa
acros the border. A railroad rnan aaid
yerlerday that negaro porter invariably
decline to roak a aecxiitd trip and hence
new nieji ar (Untntly being Jt.
There ar now ten oaxa of rrv ammu
nition her. They hav not been unloaded
and may hav tumi other point as Jhetr
ultimate dectinatlon, , ,
OALVE.HTON. Tex.. March 16 -Th arqiy
maneuvers are no awaiting; tb arrival
of th 1,000 coaat artillery troop from
Hampton Roads. General Mills hopes to
have his entire brigade In amp at Fort
Vr oc Rett by the end of the week. The
transport a are expected to arrive accord
ing to latest advices from them sometime
tomorrow.
Winfield Jewell," the soldier who w
stabbed In the tenderloin district Saturday
night, starting the race xtot, Continue, to
improve. Patrolman Reagan has with
drawn his rhsrg of assault against
rrtvet August Hurkhaltsr, who Is alleged
lo hav stabbed him during th mole. The
soldier later will be dealt with by the
civil authorities. , ,
KIHINO AcVoMI- WrtprtR t.1H
United State In vtlatlnT Alleed
Violation of Kentrallty.
MEXICALl MrXlrn. "March lR.-The
United 8tates army authorltue hi Calextco,
opioBlte here, are Investigating today the
report that th Jlcn euom, officlalii
at Algodone yesterday fired on the in
surrectos from th American ld ot the
international - line. This action If proved,
'constitutes a grave violation of the neu
trality law. The Mealean custom offi
cial returned her today and declared the
did H6t tire the shots, but that the lnsur
'gents opened fire on them.
Oa th other hand, mensageg from A(go
dones state that the Mexican official did
fire from American soil and that later they
war disarmed. . ,
Captain Babcock, t?. 8. ' A., ' telegraphed
to Captain Wright at Yuma today asking
for' Informftfton regarding the alleged vio
lation of neutrality by th Mexican offi
cials. He also Inquired regarding the re
port that the United States troops had
captured several Insurrectos, who had
charged over Into American territory In
an effort to come ' to close quarters with
the Mexican customs men.
ARR12ST AT POB.PIRIO tIAE
Henry Whittle, . aa Aarlen, I
Charged with Aldloc Rebels.
EAGLE PASS. tx., March 1.-Whlle
he was translating dispatches printed in
an ' American newspaperr concerning the
Insurreoto In. Mexico, Henry Whittle wa
arrested today at Cludad : Forflrla Dl,
acres th IU Orande from this city. He
will1 be held - Incommunicado for seventy
two hours, according to the Mexican au
thorities.' , The eneclkj charge against Whittle tt
Carrying 1 tnessage between Insurrectos
In the United State and Mexico. W. R.
Multef of this city a relative of Whittle,
declares he will appeal to the State depart
ment, because American Consul Luther Els
worth declined to attempt to Intercede In
behalf of "Whittle. 1
FORMAL 2VOTICU PROM MEXICO
Ainerieans eatnred After Wednreday
Wlll Be Given Military Trial.
WASHINGTON, March Formal notice
of the action of Mexioan congress yester
day lti carrying; out the recommendations
of President Dies for the suspension of
the constitutional guarantees waa received
at the Mexican embassy today. This action
I given full publicity by the embassy In
order that American cltixens who may be
tempted t east their lot with th insur
rectos may be duly warned of the conse
quences.
It Is not believed that this action of the
permanent commission of the general con
gress is retroactive, so that such Ameri
cans as have been captured by the federals
before It promulgation probably wilt be
tried according; to civil procedure. , .
Break in Colorado ..e.
; Deadlock Probable
Report that Platform Democrats Will
Unite flft Judge. Dixoa Within ..'
, Day or Two.
DENVER. Colo., March !.-trong indi
cations ef a break In the deadlock that
has prevented an eleotlon of an. United
Btates senator by the Colorado legislature
were shown today when aeven votes were
ctst for County Judge John R. Dixon of
Denver.
The report was freely current that within
the next two or three day all the "plat-
toign" democrat . and ' scattering, vote
would be united en .Judge Dixon, and con
fidence waa expressed that enougrh other
vote would be secured to insure bis eleo
tlon. Today' ballot:
DemocratsSpeer,. 26; Adam, 14; Thomas,
S; Ward, 2; O'Donnell, 8; Martin, 1; Mau
pln, 1; Shafroth, 1; Dixon, 7.
Republican Vailed, Dawson,' 7; Goudy,
5. McCreary. ti Northcutt, 2; Roof,. 1;
Waterman, 8.
Prof . CR, Richards
WU1 Go to Illinois
Dean of Nebraska College of Engi
neering Elected to Chair of Me
: chanical Engineering.
URBANA, III. Maroh H.-Prof. Charle
Rush Richard, dean ot the College of En
gineering of the University of Nebraska,
ha, been appointed professor of mechan
ical engineering In charge of the depart
ment at the University of Illinois, effective
Qeorg Alfred Goodenough, for many
year sjsociat. professor ot mechanical
englaeerlnjf of th University of Illinois,
has been promoted I be professor of ther
modynamics. , ,
Multimillionaire
t.
Railroad Man is D$ad
Frank Work, Father of Mrs. Burke-
Koche, Dies in New York of
Pneumonia.
NEW YORK,' March 1. Frank Work
the multimillionaire railroad man and
father of Mrs. Burke-Roche, died at hi
home here today of pneumonia. He was
82 year old and it I understood he leave
an estate amounting to rJO.OOO.OM).
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ST. PATRICK JOBE HONORED
Irish Societies Flan Several Events in
Celebration of Day.
HIBERNIANS 10 GIVE FROG HAM
Noted nalrr Will Pistol th Pntrwn
taint. Gle rinb Will Sine
and On Society Olvee n
Pane. '
To the glory ot the memory of Paint Pat
rick memorial programs and eoclal func
tion will be held in Omaha today.
The approach ot the Irish anniversary
has brought forth the annual crop of silken
shamrocks and green tie. One man ven
tured forth Thursday In all the bravery
of a tall hat from "the "Quid Sod."
The forty-first annual celebration of St.
Patrick a day by th Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, will be held Friday .night with a
spedal program. Richard I. Oavln of Chi
cago will b the principal ptkr ot th
evening. . .
Irish Melodies .
A program full of Irish melody will be
given at Oeighton auditorium Friday
ntgbt. K. J. Waters,' chairmen, will de
liver an address. Tho musical program
follow; .
Irish air T....
Crelghton University rchstra.
Killarney guartet
Clinton Miller, Thomas F. at John
V. Breunan, A- W. Krocger.
Irish Jig
Mine Adelfna Fogg-
Spanlsh dance
Ml9 Umnk Kfilav , .
Address of the orenlng The Providen
tial Mission ot the Irish Rao
Hon. Richard 1. Gavin. Chicago.
Vocal Solo-tC0n Hack to- ftrte,.,....
Mia Nail Donoaue
String Quartette Klsie Before the
Court libenrwi ....... ....i.., .Wagner
Mr. Mean, and Pupils, Ml
Hansen, N. Steven. L, Ulbba.
kUn Bolo Gypsy, Dane Nachei
F. Marh. J. Q, J ones, AeeotnpaniaL
Irish Hornpipe
Mtssea Eleanor McCarthy and Ruth .
Vocal olo Believe M If All Thoa
Endearing Young Charms.
Mrs. J. K. Pulver. -.
Miss McCloud's Reel
Misses Adellna Fogg, Mamie Foley.
God Save Ireland ,
Audience and Orchestra.
Overture Erin Go Praugh
Crelghton University Orchestra.
The Oratorical society of Crelghton gav
a program Wednesday night. In which a
number of Irish topic figured. An address
waa given by Franoi B. Marrin. chair
man. Omer P. Sullivan delivered an ora
tion. "Erin' Pride." - A number of musical
selection were given.
A fit. Patrick (Tanc will be gives at
Metropolitan hall Friday night try the
Taung People Social lerfgu.
FIRE RECORD
College Near Aaltlmore.
BALTIMORE, March 18. St. Charles col
lege,' a preparatory Institution for the
Catholic priesthood, located about twenty
mile west of this city, waf burned this
afternoon.
Hotel and Chorch nt Penaacola,
PENSACOL.A. Fla:, March 1.-Flre,
MEIDiTISlI
Monyon' Bbeumatiam Remedy teller .
psins la tb logo, arms, lyack. stiff or
swollea Joints. Coatals DO ntrphltis,
opium, cocaine p drug t dead tu ,
pain. It neutrallxea fbe acid and drlfe
out all rheuniotlo poison freni the sys
tem. Writ fret, Minyea, ftM Six! Jetr
eraoa Kts., Phils., i'a tot aaedlcni ad
vice, absolutely fio.
GRAY HAIR TALKS
HAIR INDEX OF AGE.
LOOK OLD.
How often one- heart the ex
pression, "She la gray and la begin ,
nlng to look old." It ia true tbat
tray haJr-usnally denotes ace and la
always associated with age, Tou
never hear one referred to as bavins
gray hair and looking young.
Tha hair la generally tha Index of
age. If your hair la- gray, you can't
blama your friends for refelrlng to
you as looking old. You eaa't retain
youthful appearance ii you auow
your hair to grow gray. Maay per
sons ot middle age Jeopardle their
future simply by allowing the gray
baira to become manifest. There la
no necessity for thla. If your hair
has become faded or gray, try Wyeth's
8age and Sulphur Hair Bemedy. the
preparation which a chemist by tha
name of Wyeth devised a few years
ago. It Is simple, Inexpensive and
practical, and -will banish the gray
hairs In a few days. It Is also guar
anteed to remove dandruff and pro
mote th growth of the hair.
It Is a pleasant dressing for the
hair, and after using It a few days
Itching and dryness of th scalp en
tirely disappear. - ,
This preparation ti offered to th
public- at fifty cents a bottle and Is
recommended and sold by
Bherman & McConnell Drug Co., .
and Owl Drug Co, - '
"Wonderful!" "I didn't
think it possible!"
' YOU'LL say tbat when you
aea how WE clean a RUG.
You see, we gy as far as
the best vacuum cleaners go,
because WE. too. js tha
vacuum process but" WB
start tha rug . through a
Naptha process AFTER it
leaves the vacuum and the
result la MARVELOUS.
Chances are we can get a
lot of dirt out of a rug
you've just gotten back from
your favorita cleaner. Let's
try!
We psy express one wsy
on incoming shipments of $3
or-oer. Phone Tyler 1300
or Auto 126.
. . a
which started In the Mount Zlon coined
ehurch On Alcsnli street at t o'MocK thla
aiornlng. deatroyed th church, tha "South
ern hotel and eight frame buildings and for
a time threatened the business district of
Pensacola. The loss I placed at wot
than Sho.OW.
Piles t ared In to 14 Day.
Tour drtiRKlat will refund monev If Po
Ointment fall lo cur anr case of Itching.
Hllnd. Weeding or Protruding Pile In to
It day. Hoc
The IStnerald
In th days of long .go the Emerald
was regarded a atrengthener of the
eyes, and the ancients were never tlied of
looking at their rings when garnished with
this Jewel. A elmllar property was an-ld
to he pnaeeawed hy the turcjuolje.
Thl sretly send men t enhances th ar
tistic value of th em- .
erald and makes It a
desirable) atone for the
modest and cultured.
It possesses a quiet
beautv to which rllega
charm of ractnation.
At the Kdholnt alor
" - -i,.lin"t nf em
erald is select end
win nteasg tha mutt
exacting buyer.
pan
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ALBERT EDH0LM,
JEWELER,
Klxteonth anl Harney.
Spria. Sails U Ortfcr $25.09
You can't make music by blow
thg on a shoe-horn.
A outtr-even though he be tha
best in the land- canaot produce a
finished garment satisfactory . to
you or anyone of your friends un
lena he has the right sewing
tailors to work wiiti and unless
they work right with him.
Ho It really la a matter of or
ganization. And ther is nothing the mailer
with our organisation, pur sew
ing tailor have been with us for
nearly a aecade, and they knew
how to produce McCarthy-Wilson
quality. ( , . ,
fikeCarthy-Wilson
Tailoring Co.
80430S South 10th St
Near Farnant.
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Sunday alatinee, aa; r.w at Oe
THE WHITE CAPTIVE
eat Bale aSonday .
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