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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
Oklahoma.

FOR sALE-Ffve miles from Kremlin,
OH, an smooth black soil good for alfalfa.
100 acres wheat, balance pasture; good
house. harm ana orchard. wVaid taiSg =. o3s
stock Of groceries In trade. VIM. krauso
kremlin. Okl.-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

FOR sALB--ieo acres of as good land as
there is in California, half mile from Huron.
Fresno county, trains daily; not far
from Tulare Lake, where there Is an abun-
dance Of water: ditch going past this
land; is worth $50 per acre; on account Of
sickness this land is offered at S25 per
acre; 1900 cash down; will divide land II
required. G. w. Comstock. owner, 254 8.
broadway. Los Angeles. CAL
TJJI.ARE COUNTY LAND for sale by
owner A tract Of 1,OS0 acres OF firstiolass
land; suitable for alfalfa or trees; fine for
subdivision shallow to water; alsb shares
in ditch. Price, $50 per acre. with terms.
Have also $50 acres at lesser price. All OF
Il in good location. Address A. r. Laney,
Pixley, Cal.
APPLE land at SS5 per acre. on easy
terms, 1o-acre tracts, near Glenwood.
within rs miles from s. f.; when cleared OF
brush worth $50 acre; splendid soil good
road plenty of water. John DubulS
Glenwood. Santa Cruz Co. Cal
Neutrality-suspicious. land agents. 70
sell choice California and Canada lands;
liberal commission. Stewart e Mathews
Co, sos Jackson St., st. Paul, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

EASTERN OKLAHOMA.
send for prices AMI descriptions Of farma
Ira stout Cushing OkL-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
Missouri.

STOP Don't so q step furths2 thGa
Douglas Co. down N the beautiful OzArkA
Raise anythinBi corn, % 70 IS bushels pei
est good land on earth; s. 70 SIS per AGRA
Frea information. Globe Real Estate Co.
Ava, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
RAILWAY TIME CARD

UNION sTATION-Tenth and Mason.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
SOLICITORS WANTED.

own and control about 5000 acres OF
choice farm lands IN Burleigh ana KID
der Co, No. Oak, and want 80 good rep
resentatives others need not apply. Best
OF references. W. e. Runey. Land Invest
ulents, Bismarck. n. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
INVESTIGATE THIS BARGAIN.

INVESTIGATE THIS BARGAIN.
Good 100 acre farm, belonging to heirs
must sell at once; four miles out; 1B IN
cultivation Is timber, 100 level. no rock;
two sets improvements; fine water; wheat
corn, oats. clover land; bargain; $4,000
Address Trimble a Smith. Springdale, Ark. -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

ORANGE orchards near Houston are big
investment. Our five-acre orchards are
sold on easy monthly payments. The Alvin
Japanese Nurseries Rdjoin and their ex-
perts develop and care for our orchards
three years. Write today for illustrated
orange booklet. Federal Land q Invest
ment Co., Houston. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
The best 800 acre highly improved farm
in Brown county, South Dakota All under
cultivation except ten acre-g grove; s. 900
worth of improvements; only 2lk miles from
town; leased for 1911; ali level land and
free from stones. Address Box p. p,
Frederick s. ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

Tor good residence. clear. In Des Moinea
Price OF land $50 per acre
co acres, well Improved, - miles from
Winnipeg. Manitoba, for income. Price
70 per acre; mtg. A.50o equity. Lock Boz
% Spirit Lake Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
Canada.

one million acres land for sale, suitable
for colonization or investment. Improved
farms and farm lands Alberta. Saskatch-
evan and Manitoba. Public sales In
March. Write for lists. George Edwards.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
500 to $4,000 made promptly, r. d.
Wead Wead Bldg, 18th and Farnam.
GARVIN BROS. I'd floor N. Y. Life. $500
70 500. 900 on improved property. No delay.
LOW RATES. BEAdIs-CARLBERG CO.
s1O-212 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
LOANS to home owners and home build
ers, with privilege of making partial pay
ments semi-annually.
w. H. THOMAS
COS First National Bank Bldg.
MONEY TO LoAN-Payne Investment Co.
WANTED-City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED-City loans and warrants. w.
Farnam Smith q Co, 1920 Barnam ST.
$500 TO 5000 on Omaha homes. O'Reefs
Real Estate Co. l0l6 N. Y. Life. Douglas
or ABBA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

FARM lands for sale; bargains In Inn
Write r. M. Young, peGraff. MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

in the Koshkonong- Brandsville fruit dis
trict prices lower than anybody. Also
good farms at very low prices Write S.
]. Cox Real Estate Co, Brandsville, Howell
Co.. Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

William Geddes ANNOUNCES the marriage
Of his daughter, Margaret H.. Geddes 70 ".
A. Johnston, an attorney at-law OF this
city, Wednesday, February IS al noon At
the home OF Mrs. c. w. smith on Columbia
Road, N. w.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
Arisona.

FINE land can be bought cheap some
government and rellnduishments; best
water in Arizona and the finest climate.
Apples and other fruits grow TO perfection.
For particulars write Wilcox Realty Co..
wilcox. Ariz.-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

YAKIMA ORCHARD PROPERTY-wa
have for sale, at an exceptionally low
nrice, the finest, best located orchard on
Mob Hill. The tract consists OF I'm acres,
IL near the Mob Hill car line, IL planted to
5-year-old apple and pear trees, and can be
subdivided into II beautiful acre tracts
Ideally situated for suburban homes. Spo-
cial price for cash down. Henry johnson
Realty Co., North Yakima. Wash
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
Colorado,

Colorado.
GREAT AUCTION LAND SALE
who wants to buy good soil, irrigation
Svater all you want summer and winter;
raservoir 100000 barrels; a gold dollar for
ian cents DO not miss It; come and see
Mans. information r. +. Milford, Groner
Weld Co, Colo
FOR sALE-Finest 1900 acre improved
farm and ranch in Colorado for $36 per
acre Every foot OF II rich and smooth;
only miles to Hogo; 500 acres in cultiva-
tion ]. G. Cane. owner. Hogo, Colo.-
COLORADO improved ranch for sale To-
Gated within six miles of Denver Soil
equal to the best in the state; suitable for
dairy or gardening as well as for other pur-
poses Ten acres in fall wheat. Water this
Season. Will sell at a bargain. Address,
owner, p. o. Box PSI, Denver, Colo.
gTXTEEN successive years OF good crops
rnake northeastern Colorado wheat lands
the beat offering before Investors and
hnuaa buyers today. Prices advancing but
enc crop still pays for the land Write J.
III Reinhardt Sterling, Colo
2ss-ACRE irrigated ranch, Morgan. Co.
Colo on the Burlington, mile from
depot: improvements are modern in every
narticrlar; owner retiring. For fun partic-
uIars address r. p. 'Seamsn Brush, Colo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

Captain Logan Tucker OF the United
states Marine corps has rendered his res
ignation to the president II has been ac-
Tucker. a grandson OF Mrs. John A. Lo-
gan. has been on duty in the QuaFtermas-
teT's department OF the marine corps since
1908. He is a native OF Illinois and en-
tered the marine corps from that state
December 90. 1905. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
Texas.

ABOUT 1900 ACRES, BraEos county,
Texas; 3 miles station; two-thirds bottom,
balance upland; 90 per cent tillable; fenced,
several subdivisions; 200 cultivation; ideal
for alfalfa, potatoes, cane, corn, etc. ball
ance timber; five houses, barn. everlasting
water most ideal hog ranch and stock
farm In state; hogs on range will pay in
terest on $4,000; bottom timber will pay
for place. best personal reasons for offer
ing this bargain at $50 per acre for quick
sale; terms. Address owner, s. w. MerO0r
tth. Millioan. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

EIGHTY acres improved, good smooth
land, 4 miles of Madrid: very easy terms;
per cent interest; possession In 30 days
Keigley Land Co. Madrid Ia
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES acres
OF Grand Forks, on the N p Ry.. and I
miles from good town; good soil; no wet
land H d. Wingert, Cedar Rapids. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

Ralph y. Johnson Of Lincoln, head lee
turer OF the Modern Woodmen OF America.
is In the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
Arkansas.

FOR SALE-AO = dig bargain. $500 acres
Of rich bottom land. above overflow. IN
southwest Arkansas; about 1000 In cultiVa-
tion; 600 acres deadened and ready 10 take
IN; good storehouse and stock OF merchan-
disc on r. r. system; gin, mules, farming
implements and corn and hay a plenty.
VIII sell for S25 per acre ana give bar
gain in the personal property.
Want TO sell all TO one purchaser. No
agents need apply Address A. w. MhlA
Pine Bluff Ark
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
Want to Make Moneyi

We have merchandise stocks, city prop
erty, lands, etc, to exchange In every part
Of the United. List your property with us.
We will treat you square. Have some
good propositions near Houston, Tex. Tell
US what you have and want We viii do
the rest.
CONTINENTAL REALTY CO,
Box 263 Waterloo. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

CO. (Alo) stock and grain farm: ovsry acre
good, plenty OF water Price. $50 per acre
as good as 500 Iowa land and far better
climate. Write for letter description X
u. 6purgeon owner, Olathe, Kan
$3.50 to $50 for Ozark lands ozark Land
Co, 403 Bee Bldg
FOR SALE-40 acres near town, $500; 80
improved $500; 100 improved, $1,000 Other
farms for sale or trade. Write for par
ticulars. New Home Realty Co., Birch
Tree No
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

A. s. Basford Of Pierre, s d.. who has
been in Washington for several days, left
for Philadelphia and from there Will pro
coed home.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03

Burlington statiOH--IOth and Mason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
AEROPL LANE SCOUT
FOR MEXICAN DUTY
Golfers Wright Machine Will Be
Rushed by Express to
Border.
DEPARTMENT ACCEPTS OFFER
Effort to Have Senate Render
SI25,ooo Appropriation Avail
able at Once.

Washington, D. c., February g.
SO far as an aeroplane can discover.
General Hoyt the commander of the
Department Of Texas, will. probably
soon be in position to determine the
facts as to the activities OF the in
surgents along the Mexican border
To-day, General Wood, chief " staff.
let it be known that at least one aero
plane would be employed in observa-
tion work along the Rio Gira nde. This
decision was reached after a consulta
ton with General Allen, chief signal
officer, who is in charge of the aero
nautical service of the War Depart
of the United States Aeropa,,ttcal Re
serve.
The War Department has accepted
the tender Of Robert Collier Of one OF
his new Wright biplanes, which is now
in New York. and this Will be rushed
to the Mexican border by express and
turned over to General Hoyt
In order that the government may
be able to purchase aeroplancs for use
In patrolling the Mexican border, the
War Departm has taken up with
senator Warren, chairman OF the Mill
tary Affairs Committee, the question
of making the appropriation OF Sl25,-
900 for aeroplanes In the army avail
able Immediately instead Of on July L,
as would be the usual course The bill
approprlating the amour: mentioned
for the purchase. maintenance and
operation of aeroplanes In the army
already has passed the House, and is
now in the hands OF the Senate Mill
tary Affairs Committee.
The aeroplanc offered the govern
ment by Mr.. Collier will be opera ted
by Lieutenant Fouiois, OF the signal
corps of the army. and A. r. WEIGH, an
expert Wright aviator.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
vETOEDBY MAYOR
| BECAUSE IT ONLY
HELPED GRIMES
Message to Council Says
/ Measure Must Have
Slipped Through,
FINALLY REJECT
WHARF p u A N s.
Lower Branch Votes for Music
in Parks, Gives Beck Power,
Adds Thirty Men to Police
Force and Gets New 81.
Traffic Law From
Umlauf.
What Council Did

received from Mayor Richardson
veto message against spending city
money Ito improve private propcrty
OF Alderman John Il. Grimcsv
Rejected outright proposition 10
build Il public ,vhnrf ON james River
Ordered Finance Com n,ittcc to In
cludc $4,000 In budget for music In
the pnrks.
Authorized increase of police force
by thirty pntrolmcn.
Adopted ordinance giving Building
INSPECTOR complete control OF City
Hall jRnitOrs.
contract for ornamental street gas
innlPs. 7s'E
NEW MEASURES OFFERED.
Pollock resolution for revising
cit! charter md providing new form
~ cit! government. I
UniInuf ordinance regulating.
street traffic nnd licensing OF chnuf-
fcurs. f-'''''I-, / l1}
Lynch ordnance pctitioninE leg
,siht"re to abolish office of City Col
Iector and to nut that officer on sal
nrE, In lieu of fees, meanwhile,
IA RoEcrS ordinance 50 require ire
PROBING of hotels, lodging hnu.a.
sch0ol houses, jniis, l,ospitals and
nSElums which exceed forty feet In
height. ,1l' i IL III -
tlninuf ordinnncc 10 rcru,,t
handling OF dangerous liquids, row
Ger, fireworks anu nitro. sI,cer,nc
tminuf ordinance To prohihit
rHwnhrokcrs to receive aa sccurityi
Pistols, rnzers or my kind Of yyca-
pom. -l->,Ij ','>'s9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
ARGUING "IMMUNlTY'
Government Declares "Bnth" Cam

Government Declares 'Bnth" Cannot
Wash Facts Away.
Chicago, ILL., February 6.--The stand
to be taken both by the government
and the defendants on the motion tc
quash and on pleas In abatement Of
the indictments against ten Chicago
packers were outlined In the first days
arguments to-day.
Attorney John S. Miller, for the
packers, argued that immunity grant
ed the packers by Judge Humphrcw
prevents any reference to facts prior
to It. he governments contention Is
that while the Immunity bath" may
wipe out criminal liability Of an of.
Tense. 1t does not remove the fact OF
1t.
eff this Were not true" said Attor.
nay James II. Wilkerson, for the gov
eminent, st would result in the vir.
tunl crushing OF any further litiga-
ton on the part Of the government to
prevent law violations by tho thirty
four men named in their immunit y
Judgment" nm
Attorney WIKI erson had concluded
his argument when court adjourned
until tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
Free From Danger.

Washington p. c., February 6.-The
Mexican embassy here received the
following telegram to-day from Enri-
Que Creel. minister of foreign relations
at Mexico City, Mexico.
Colonel Rabago arrived IN Juarez
last night after encountering the dis
turbers and causing them heavy loss.
Juarez Is free from any danger. Rum
ors that reach Mexico City that armed
ilibusters have crossed the border are
absolutely false, as the watch OF the
United States troops prevents any
breach of the neutrality laws. The re-
ports published by some papers Of a
general uprising in Texas 20 help the
disturbers in Mexico had no founda-
ton at ALL" t4t Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
Reappor tionment Bill
Losing Many Of Its
Supporters.
WARM CAMPAIGN
is BEING WAGED
Those Favoring Increase Of Mem
bership Grow Rapidly in Mum
Der, and Success Is in Sight
for Crumpacker Measure.
Virginia May Keep Her
Ten Congressman.
Ispecisl 70 Tie Times Dispatch

lSpccia TO The Times s. Dispatch.l
Washington -. e.. February C.
Republican leaders Of The House werc
astonished when they learned Ills ar
tcrnoon that many OF tnei. followers
who had promised 10 stand b. the
caucus and vote for the 3Dl .nportion-
mcnt bill had Yielded to pressure ana
would vote with r.eprc sentative Cruin-
nacker when nc makes his nution on
Thursday TO take up :a constitu-
tIonal question Ills bill wnicn provides
for !. membership Of the House or 1873,
after March 3 1913.
Representatives Langley OF Ken
lucky: sicmp. Of Virginia. Austin, OF
Tennessee. Guernsey. OF Maine, ana
Iiamcr. OF idaho. havc been diligently
at work since last Saturday eccurin z
pledges for the Crumpacktr bill
on the Republican side OF the House
Representatives James. ~ Kentucky
Hay. Of Virginia. and Page, Of North
Carolina. have been doing missionary
work among Democrat who are
known y be opposed 20 any increase
In the House membership Lust before
the House adjourned to-day, a state
mcnt was made 10 the effect tia, near
y all the opposition against the in
crease in membership on the Democrat
tic side had vanished al Tut ten
Democrats promising 10 stand by the
Crumpackcr bill
Representatives Langley and slemp
were not prepared 20 give any figures.
but spoke with confidence OF success.
When Representative Whip Dwight
learned OF this change in sentiment he
got busy. and is now trying 10 give a
little ginger 70 the weak kneed RcpuD-
Leans who had promised TO stand Tor
the 33l proposition.
II this plan is carried Virginia and
North Carolina each VIII retain It's
present number OF congressman
II. II McG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
ACCUSED COUNT
|. De N les LETTER
SWcars lie Did Not Write
Poison Missivc to Con-
fcsscd Murderer.
EXPERTS ARE
DIVIDED
His Attitude Is That He Has
Been Made Blacknail
Victim.

st. Petersburg, February 6-Count
Patrick O'Brien de Lassy. VINO, with
Dr.. Pantchenko. is being ;ried for the
poisoning of Count Nassili Bouturl!n
occupied the centre Of the stage al
the proceedings to-day rhe prosecu-
ton is cndenvoring to establish that
De Lassy wrote letter TO i'antchenkc
relating to the plan to poison both
General Bouturlin and his son.
The letter, which was typewritten
was found among Pantchenko's papers
at the time Of his arrest. The cnyelope
was missing and Pantchenko explained
that he had thrown it away rhe au-
thorship of this letter bag baen at.
tributed by Ioantchenko to DC Lass,
who stoutly denies this AS test, De
Lassy was instructed to recon. Dor
ton Of the letter or his own machine
which was brought into court to-day
surrounded by gendarmes and type
writing exports, he wrot. two lines
with great difficulty and then feigned
eye fatigue, An examination Of the
lines showed that he had made gross
error.
Experts Divided
The experts were about evcnly
divided. One government exnert de-
clared that the letter had been written
on De Lassy's machine. another that
1t was written on a Union machine bur
that 1t was impossible to state whether
it was DE Lassy's or somebody's else.
One expert, for the defense, declared
definitely that the letter had rot been
written on De Lassys machine. Others
took the ground that the data was not
sufficient to warrant any conc fusion.
The Interpretation of the letter is
also presenting difficulties 'chc letter
bears no date, and reads a., follows:
Dear Doctor.-R Received Your letter,
but could not sec you. as was not
alone. Could do nothing here. as the
weather was too cold for iodine. but
commence In short while Snail soon
come. In expectation study well tech
meal side OF the question Your patient
VIII arrive on the twelfth Accept
Continued on Third Pagc.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
All wire. Communicated

Laredo, Texas. February 6.-Without
explanation. announcement was made
to- night that the Mexican Federal
Telegraph Company had Communicated
all telegraph wires south Of Nuevc
Laredo. Fast upon this came rumors
of a revolutionary outbreak at Saltil!o,
in the state OF Coahuila, but conlrma :
ton Of this report was lacking. How
ever, a more plausible explanation OF
taking over the wires Is that the Gov
eminent Telegraph Company probably
will utilize the lines through Nuevo
Laredo to clear up the crush OF bust
ness caused by developments near
Juarez
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
Renal Agents az work.

Pueblo Col, February 6.--No fewer
than lis MeNicans have left Pueblo
the avowed intention Of joining the
insurrectos around Juarez. according
to information given out by the police
tonight. This is confirmed by local
Mexican leaders, who admit that revo-
3lutionary agents have been working
among Mexicans in Southern Colorado.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
. DRExEL GOES TO WORK
Trarnps Through Slush and Cold a,
ta. MESSENGER 10y.

y -1cBHtUHeF| 10y. 900
New York. February s.--Anthopy ]
Drexel, who married Miss Marjorie
Gould Went to work to-day. He got
job as messenger with Stock Ex-
change firm and began his duties AZ
the stroke Of this morning. with
an idea to learning the business from
to q, he determined to start at the
lowest rung Of the ladder
Young DreXel worked hard on his
first day, and tramped through the
financial district In the slush and cold
until 1880 o'clock this afternoon. lie
morrow his sterin-law, Vivien, mar
ries. but he will work half day.
nevertheless, quitting just In time 10
dress for the ceremony
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
FIVE LAsHEs ON BARE. BACK
Salty Sentence for MN Who Assaulted
ta -iA ai II His Wife.

Baltimore, Nd, February 6.-F'ive
lashes on his bare back and two
months In jail was the sentence Inn
posed by Judge Duffy in tho Criminal
Court here to-day on George E. Wood
en- for nssaultinG his wife and terribly
mutilating her face with knife. The
last time the whipping post in the tail
hare WaR lisad Waa in 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
OWEN KILDARE DEAD
"K,pllng of the Rowery,, Had 1,,etu

"Kip1inR of the Bowery" Had pictur.
csQuc Carcer.
New York, February 6.-Owen XII
dare. sometimes called "the Kipiine Of
the Bowery," is dead. Broken in health
and spirit, he died on Saturday in the
Manhattan State Hospital for the In
sane at Wards Island, but the news did
not become generally known until to-
night
Kildare was forty-seven wears old
and had had a picturesque career He
was successfully newsboy, professional
pugilist, newspaper writer and finally
author and playwright
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
JUAREZ NOW is
BELIEVED SAFE
Whereabouts of Orozco's Forces
Discovered, and Civil and Mill
tary Authorities Have Not
Relaxed Vigilance-Only
Five Dead in Sundays
Battle.
Orozco at Rancheria

FL Pnso, Texas, February G.-It
mHH learned definitely to-niSht that
PHsunnl OroEcO, leader Of the fnsur
rccto forces, is ut Runchcrin, about
hifeen miles south OF Junrcz, with
his entire command. Whit he In
tends to do IL matter Of conicc-
tufc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07

FL Paso, Tex, Fe bruary G.-The be
LEI prevails in official circles tonight
that General Pasqual Orozco has aban-
doned, for the present at least his
plans to attack Juarcz. This has re-
-ieVed the tension tina; has existed
across the International border for
four days, but Mexican military and
CIVIL officers have not abatcd their
vigilance.
40 definite Knowledge is obtainable
tonight as to the whereabouts Of
Orozco's forces. Mexican officers are
inclined TO credit the report that the
!nsurrecto chieftain has retired to
samalayuca. his supply camp, twent,
i've miles south Of Juarez to effect
his long delayed iuncture with General
Blanco's 200 troops
Contractors advices to-day from
the insurrecto junta state that Orozco
Is camped ten miles west OF Juarez
within easy striking distance. The
same advices to-day report that he was
joined early by Jose DE La Luz san
chez and a considerable force of rebels.
AS TO his immediate plan OF cam
paign. advices arc equally conflicting.
One report says that Orozco plans to
go south tonight to meet General
Navarro'e federal troops, marching
overland from chihuahua to the relief
OF Juarez. Another states that JuareZ
Is still the objective point OF Orozcu
and that he Is planning q surprise
attack.
Although business in Juarez was
partially resumed to-day, there is con
siderable nervousness among resi-
dents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
Only Five Dead.

Ell Paso. Texas. February The to-
tai casualties In Sundays hghting at
Bauche, south OF Juarez were five
dead and twenty woun1cd. The
federals lost three dead. according to
DR.. l. ]. Bush. OF the insurrccto hospi-
tai corps, who remained on the field
when the rebels left
The insurrectos lost two dead and
three wounded
or the federal wounded, twenty-six
are now in q JuareZ hospital, six OF
them women and twenty soldiers. The
wounded and the dead women were
camp followers, wives Of the federal
soldiers.