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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

burr ai0unE eeansl lnr ears nud TIRE
tram l. u1aslnE ID u1urr tian sc.cutr-fte
miles an hrur sou can see there BEL an CIR
pressure 10 los miles en- rc1r shot aEaluE1
the cars satd one mar re-entlr Mar
rr-u.ir some cf ttaf orr uusf bel forced m
dde. Ccunle thaf uith the tart of tse beat
thrown or hv IRE steel ant rs rarT tl
understand where TIRE t0cuhis les hlt how
are we Eutnr -l relned1
one plan surrrgtcd ts fu irsrinte tl1e ends
and sides ~ the ears % is douhtfli. how
ever f t-at uerhod VIII he adopted trr
nHulallun presuupuses ti1e USE - wood and
z wood roes inro the constitution ~ TIRE
steel cars rhev uil becoue parity innam-
mahis
Thermcneters aye Eurnende5 af srH1 le~e
and The -nof four in earn car and the
Temperature is takeu az tgn-ninute inter
rals. Conductors iuflrn enEineers before
TIRE rgln leaves huu fs1ch sfrurl should
be used. and a recurd CO tire pressure used
Is heinE tsken alsu.-New Trrg Press
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
China VIII Resist
Demands of Russia
Official Note Sent to St Petersburg
Makes Sweeping Denial Of Charge
Of Violation Of Treaty.

V5AsE9INGToN. Feb. 5p-Ths Chinese
government apparently has determined to
contest the demands n the Russian gov
eminent in the marrHr Of extension of trade
relations and the recognition Of special
privileges in the province Of IA north
western China
The Chinese legation here has informed
the State department hat the Chinese
foreign board at PekinE has addressed
q note 10 the 81 Petersburg foreign Office.
replying 70 the ult1mauum threatening a
military demonstration In Turkesfan.
The Chinese note tn substance is a
sweeping denial Of the charges made BIZ tha
Russian government that China has vio-
lated the tneEty o. 1881 80 6zr as il relates
10 consular officers ana the rights q Rus
sian merchants IN the northwestern pro-
vince Of China
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
SCOTS Bluff Club
Elects Governors
Memberzhip Increases During Year
tuuz Furty-Fsar 70 Eighty
Aid for OIL Pipe Line.

sCgrrg ELUFF, Neb.. Fen. nl-tsps-
tin1 The anuuzi meeting q the Scurt =
Eluff club held n IFS ROOMS II the Bowen
sIock lnut wsek resented Ia the election Of
q the following board q soVsru0rs-
For ths une-ysar term Sanford STARK
r. n Eruwn and Chaa A. Merrill, for
shs tIVo-Fsar term Chas T zosiinsr. IL
y g. WrCaftrse and ur A. @ Emerson,
Ter me three-Faar term. f. T. BUEne =
I. wrsEhf and r p. Everett This board
governs the general plan Of the club 11T
ths rsar. and Viii eisct q president and
su1g1tarT next Monday
"a. Z Subway. the present seC'stary,
r.purtn Sod progress far the club. and
eass original membership 81 ne elua which
Wua Eur1T-faur. b now eiEhty. m tncrsASs
e. thlrzy-saz IN gha year.
Nine oomnlrzsaH VII probably De headel
81 ths uans gursrlurE. End other members
wfu m in each the plan being similar
- tsax ~ fhs Omaha club.
ma rrupouud PIPE glne frozn w-yoruing al
Hsslds 10 Omaha Wlu pass along tbs Ea1-
tuT nsAr hars. prcbabiE riEhf AZ tho sdE'
81 tn. caE ala sAs club has cummszni
sassd win Gsvsrnur Carey and EdWart
r. Power. CO o1 king 81 WTuuinE. E1d q
nscuusarT the psupss q rhis sscaaon va
uauTrzhu1a - hadldanE B4rt o. rhs pro
ouss1 Ina
sceEs E1ufk han now beonms q eitg. m
uuungzi hHvinE dlVided 4 into tour w~ras
- has BEEN = effy b nae1 eur more tnaz
a yeaE. but IN 0VorniEEt q year aga IL
making ths wards laft 4 undar vinAgs g1v-
er1mEnr rur 1hs lAsG Eeaz- Ths POSSIBILITIES
N1n. "a InlV I beoona q second ciasI
effrs. snd Postmaster Wesaarralt ID nos
toaktuE far nsE and hsttar appotu1si
eunrtHra 1ur TIE i1cnsassd BUSINESS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
Surprise Is Sprung
In Trial of Former
Senator Gardner
Newspaper Kan Lezlfies That De-
fsndant Told Him Prominent Fac
iug Hen Tired q Defeaf BIZ


WV TORE BEL. "a Surprise Was
sprung today al ne trial ~ faruner STATE
Senator Frank a. Gardner chnrEHl VITA
aftemutuE to brine otto a. TueIker
eeurEe l.. Tirreu. former negEpaue-
man ami nos secretary ta Cuuutrallgr
PrenderEast was called BIZ t1e prosecution
to TESTIFY az uo what he knew ahout the
raisinE q race track -buudie fund. As
sistaut District Attorney Elder " kings
county testified last Frdar thai during
a cunuersatiun be had uirh Tirrsl in AL
ha1v. Tirrea said be- henrd Foelber ana
been nsid sIzag1 to ruts aeainst tine hart
AEnsw bill
NJ Tzrrel testified todar THAT he could
not recall ever having discussed the race
track situanun vfth Mr Elder
George " HAN ~ WTizssba--e- Pa a
bond salesman. testified he met Gardner
every sunday in Erooklgn last July
GARNER told me on one occasion. suid
Han. "that thsrr was a meeting a. Del
munlco's 81 men Interested IN TIRE dsfea,
q the racing hi1 and thar q vast amount
n nuneT vas RAISED some ~ ths meu
were IT.. Hr5s. NJ TarGerhi1t M Krens
and several others very prominent
About TIRE tr1p from Albanv. he tod
ne hs n kHd vfrh FoeIksr about thH race
track biu snd SAID thev came 20 an agree
rnenf curuing Gown on tire train.
What nd Gardner tell ruu he arr
Fpsizsr tslked ahuut on the train 7'- asked
Mr. Nuf1
'lr was ABOUT TIRE price. said Bail.
-Foelksr was 10 get Eael8 1ur victims
against TIRE hi1i-thHrs whaz Gardner told
me. asked Garinar II be vas EeffinE
any par n tha1 big piie q money and be
sHid positively no.
Lad be SAY anTthinE about senator Nc
CHrrHu not having anrthiuE tu do Eith
the Disbursement Of the m0neT--
Gardners counsel objected and was suE-
tanned
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
STEEL COACHES ARE TOO COLD
Speed Drives 0aa Heat $40 Neu
Cars Cast Re kept

TIE problem u heating the rev aII-steel
euacheH pur In service recently en- ire
through lines o. the Pennsylvania railroad
Is causing snEineerE more very than any
railroad puzzle IN FRY years EVERY super
innsndsnr q motive power mas been sif1ng
and sorting his engineering knuWledEs 20
secids why a steel canch admitted 10 b.
safer and better I'm every either wav than
me old Wooden cars. WI not hsld the heat
There is little trouble On SUBURBAN trains.
Whlch make trsuusn- steps. are smaller
and MAINTAIN lower sped. Bar on the,
through lines. where the cars are sgQsurg
feet long and often are hauled mile IN
thlrty seconds. III seems a. times Impossible
n keep rhe coaches comfortable without
gruat waste q steam
When the steel cars were built thres
heating systems were Installed one Is
dlrect pipe Hns from the locomotive rhrough
the train carrying steam into Al me
eunches secand device heats ar over
tn steam pipes. A hot water siDEe 81 stem
also vas pun IN Ui1h coils running along
me sides and beneath the seats 81 the ear
Bur 10 lhe establishment az the engineers
rhe steel COACHES Wouid not retain the hear
a. did the old cars. Investigation showed
me problem Eas nks fhar presented b. a
kitchen ranEe-ta MAINTAIN heat. faeI Is
needed constantly III Vas necessary %
force addlrional sream into the cars 10 aesp
them warn, Tor the heEr apparently uas
-hnoWu On almost a. faz- a. IL vas gen
Grated
hspecaiy vas this true in East trains
ne PHnnuE lE-ania Limited FOR iusranre
Wltch aflen Eoes eighty 90 ninety miles A.
huur between FhLadslahia ana HarriHtllrr
proved puEzler % the enEinsers. Nar
only WaE mere l,s gleslion % addition
but ths cole air literally was f1rred fhraurh
tha Elas F'lsll, aariicalaTiF a. me snda.
Il Eind 81 nlE tEsnrg-ars uilss a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

sIELEoN, Neh-. Fsh. 11-ispecia1)-
-arl BaTanidA son ~ Ma Mary Ezy1oldE.
'kkN eaupiar1lg diEapDsarud End nofhinE
has buan heard fran ar o. him nlnes last
Saturday nlEhr when he was % town "a
oumpHnT Gf several athar boys 45out hil
NaA Hiu widowed mother has EauG IN
guiraus ia every diT.ctzun m an at1aInpf
20 iocn1a him but - Nc avail E4s hGme
Nfs had always bean guppuHed 20 be agree
ALE and no possible cause can be given
6zr hiH diEappaauance. Fears ara thG1 he
hRa met Win nari0ua ac1ldeur Gr foul
play. He "a 10 wears old. small f1r hiH asa.
and dark uompleziunsd ana ms family
w0Tad Epureciaas word ieRdinE - hin
Whsrs-ab bouts.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
HYMENEAL


PARIS Feh. la-NFs- Fnsdeuiaa Beru1ns
lliEan 81 Fhiiadeiphia and IA Herman
slar1es. head 81 rhs Paris house 81 Mar
snn Harles A. Co. haukers. we're married
az anon rneET iu tine chureh in ire Rue
ce hsr7 TIE HeadluE Vas q quieI enc
The Witnesses Tar M nridH were American
A-nhasaaaar aanun and EaheFr strau-
hrdEH- rhs rI,ds is da.lisntsr 81 rhe lars
chariea r Bsru-nd- Her nrst husband
gas charss elipin ~ Fsliladalphia from
vhau as ant4iuud airarua GO Eznuary
. iauG
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

EsTlaEHF lII-E Ia. Fen. m-,spsciaI
a meteor WelghinE thirty pounds Is ON
ezhihition az the Heidei hogsl in Fairmunt
Nllnn- q vas aug CD hT Prank Marhwir On
his farm On Martin county. Minnesota. fhe
county 1ur1ering Emmst on me north.
The mHteur fen ever thirty Years aEu uhls
MathEtE vas herdlnE carlle en- ms tarhsrs
farm the enc thHt Prank n1W owns ana
az rhe ume be tuld hia parents q seainE
d taA. bur then rhuuEhr thar be nusf have
hHd dream- consequently thev ala nur
nlaks auE seurch fur f. Recently vale
1iEEinE a weli MaihEiE found the Sped
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
Dr.. Miles Nervins

3 just what IL IS represented to Be,
a medicine compounded especially
nor nervous diseases, such a. hfs,
spasma, 81. Virus dance. couvul-
sons and epilepsy. These diseases
frequently lead 90 insanity or czuse
weak MINDS Dr. AIles' Nervins
has proven most efecrivs ii nslies-
ing rhese dreaded mzladies.
Aola ~ 81 druGsists- 10 ne Eruf sssta
AiiA % asnafif yoaF nousg 70 suluuaaa.
aILE8 MEDlcAL ca. EEh.rt IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

HEArR1CE-Euank ii Martin Of Grand
Island Men. ana M1as Maade Davidson q
Lvuna. Cole. we're married here Saturday
By 1uiEe Walden.
NEBEAsKA CITN-H w. Win has sold
q cunFfEr seCf1Un o. land neHr Syracuse
far Ela.0ah The tErm ~ wei improved and
u - enc Of the largest land sales male IN
rhaa parl q cuuutE Ia some time.
NEBRASKA CTrT-FeEf . az the Tray
cling Msns asHuciaCrn E1l give BENEFIT
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
so0Y AFLoAT IN The SEA
ahIy That 81 q. $
Ashharsr.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb- m.-Attenr5on vas
AGAIN called 70 the mysterious disRupear-
ancs OF Richard L Ashhursr POSTMASTER a
philadelphia whsn the captain Of q frlir
steamer which reached port today reported
he had seen n body floating IsB niles south
Of Atlantic City yesterday The description
hts the missing postmaster. VINO dissp-
peHred January 30 from Atlantic CRY Mp
Ashhursr left an unsigned villa which gave
hiH Sll1.a0 estate 70 his widow and children
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
Nebraska
BAKERS MEATS CONE HIGH
some ExPsnnvs Cuts Used e. Hastings
Asylum Table.
ACCOUNTS COME Up FOR PAYMENT
Bnflars Cnut 90 Eo-arfsn 30 NeEt
rea-h-r-' a--u-fnrtvn >luw in
Teams iu 90 SECRETARY
sru.s-ta-Sssls

Fan -taA1 -niies 'uinsli
laAlNlDL-h- Zen A--i- peeaia--i eA
"a
~
~ lle
h-iupe ana Ahe iaaAilfle- @
--
aeh-artnG AHEea t@r HnAla~ NA"e-
Atfnrney General Martin has rieo ur1el
Tor ns~ hsar1ng before NJ supreme eoufi
~ uae case o. the rfllage u Aailan AGAINST
the hock Island railroad ne court aela
rhar the village could not force tn ruad %
huild bridge over ms tracks although TIRE
state Railway commission had ordersd one
pm IN.
T1e attorney general uavs the deciHion
ought tu be ulodffIed because ~ 6snies the
power and authority o. TIE railway curn-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
EARTHQUAKE IS FELL ITALY
Oh~s<xaasrg ~ FlarsEna RsBaras Twa
serUn9 Erenarss One Es1tz4aed
Far DfHaann.

FLoHENCE. Isaly, Zen. @-rhu ohs.rv-
Etury here reports two strong Earthquakes
last might enc a. an estimates distzzrs q
6iaa miles and rhs ether - mllsa- Ths
movement III burh cases was east
This murninE q third Hback vas recorded
rhls iusred several SECONDS and affact-d 4
number 81 provinces. the center o. ths dis
ulrhaacs Apparently being Furn. shere
some 81 ne houses were damaged ana sew
srsI persons injured
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

DEATH RECORD



NEBRASKA CITY. Feb. a. SPECIAL -
Mr.. Ella Thompson. wife of Juhn G.
Thompson master mechanic for the Bur
nnE1un railway At rhis place. died Sarur-
DAY evening ard viii be buried tomorrow
morning from ct Mays Catholic chureh
The deceased VAS IS years Of aEs and
born In Des Mainss. Ia and wHs married
10 her husband. who survives her. at Lin
coin, m IRg2 They made thesr horne a.
thar place until 1sH7. when thev moved
here. and have since made IL their home.
she IL survived BIZ two sons and q aansh-
rer. being MalVfl e. az san Antuuia. Tex.
Waido c. az Council Biurrs. Ia. ana Ms
I c. rh0nRs Of Topeka. Kan she was
ul but a week. suffering from blood cIot
On the brain. foilowtng an attack & Ale
grippe.
q. NJ Freer
EuEsni-lH a. Fresr. u years az age q
veteran Of the eirn war. died Monday a.
his residences. g7m Central boulevard Nr
FRYER had lived Ia Omaha for the last ten
years and hur The last six Years had besn
In the employ Of me electric light company.
He vas a member q the cunfsderats army
aid belonged 70 the famous rebel troop
that Operated along the Carolina coast
He 10 survived by one son. T. p Frser
r E-AAAAAlEA n AAcAAAA1AA EAAaHs ana Two
daughters. both q whom i've a. Louis
vie. Ky
WiIlam ID. Ferria-
REPUBLICAN CITY. Neh. Fen NJ
4 Special D-TTflizln D Fsrr-s died Al his
home IN south Repubncau Friday noruiuE
( February z. AZ the Sge OF y years The
funeral services were held in the home
Saturday, conducted by Rev Earnept OF
this city IN Ferris came 70 This county
ABOUT tarry wears aga Re Vas a veteran
Of the aVn war and ons Of the bsut known
eirizsns o. ths Republican valley. ais
widow. tive sons and 0na daughter sur
viTs him.
Mrs. EIIzabeaA EfrIar~r.
M EnEEbefh ErnnEar. EEsd "a rsnrs.
died sunday a. the family residence. "a
south Nlneieeuth grre@t Nfter a brief ia
ness she Is survived by her HUSBAND
Richard. and one daughter Ma Il p l.
HlaEerulan- The family have been residents
- Omaha since lsg2
MA ssphla Johnsan.
Ma sophia johnson. aEsd s. years. aied
SUNDAY az local hospital frum the ALL
menrH incident % old aEs she was ne
mother 81 J A LoVErsn or 6ss Nurrh Fer
tsnrEt smesL The body win Be taken
~ ednesday from Cule-K IcKaYs chapel ~
Stanton, Ia far burial
Ms. - G. EehEeId
ABEEDEEN. s. d, Feh 2-fspeciai -
Mrs- r. G. Rshd=id vie Of County Conn
missioner Rshtsid. disd a. A Ab-rs.-,
hospital after aturr mlness faIioEed -,
an operation. she vas qua - vears az a.
A. a.. Jandaa-
HLLsA oll- Feb. IA. L Jorasn !.
ploneer newspaper nan. WOO came b.--
fruu llarHncs, NJ, several Fsars AZ. fea
here todag, aged = He was born II Micb-
iEzn-
MA Ann H. Lsws.
AE8 Am MarEarer Love = E-ez-r- ~ ~.
died AZ n0on sundaF a. the Residence nrs
Harvey stresf- she Han the mother al NJ.
~. o. cuunarnsn Of I'M Mzaisun avenue
~ g. H-ardEIeE-
81 JOSEPH. 40, Pen. m-W c Bes-a.-
les Hiuueer business man ~ 81 Eo.euh
died TO-DAY aged g years.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

EIERRE =. .. Fen 3l--sspecial. b. Ia
the death q I'd Narceile az Duures dsu
GAYS 4gu- one of two mixed blood brothers
VINO -cu1 a swa1h- in inns paTt 81 the state
twenty years ago. has gone The two
brothers. Naruiss and nd we're left a
large amount Ct property by the death Of
their father. ard al once beEan 10 snow
what they eouia dD with money to burn.
They kept IN up IN the aav of East living
and loud furnishings for themselves ana
their faFurile horses unrl al the property
vas gone and thea 6riHied abuut vita
practically nothing and their money frien.ls
Eune. Narcise was found dead in SANG
hole near Leslie last summer and I'd has
died penHilsss at puQrre. where he went
when that town started.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

-sorrr BruEu." ss-d the 8acfor af-r me
.Elrlilarluu- Eeure n . rtTT sarirrls urr-
diiion I'm afraid ia harp 70 operate "a
na auF nuner far oUerlrons In
lrI1 a poor H1rElnE rIisIs
Aaa ~ uslrred vul uur
nut { aan SEA mar ami AFTER m
wa rhaEl - a. raat. 40 - aoar.r
uaunalzEE .-Ilp1ia-.1ss 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
''Dr. Miles Nervine
Completely Cured
Our Little Boy of
Fits.

A family can suffer no greater
zAiCuon thzn 70 hare 4 child sub
Iecr 70 frs or eplcpsy. Mzuy 3
father or mcrher w0uld give their
al to restore such a child 70 health.
Z an heartily glad 70 tel yea Of
ar LIKE bCT ga AS cumuiEielV
cured ct hfE He cumEcnced haE.
ing them a. 70 van 81 aEe and had
tlem tor taEr FsarH uied three
1ectuTE ana enc EpaeialiEf huf a. n
thrm sad BE- uuuld nur he -uuad
hut Or. NlleE Rc2nruf.se M-rrine
and Dr. MileE Nerve and Liver FfIia
mace . cumptEtE Eara. He d nov
nae, hearty and gar. i has hezn
three years SINCE lie had ne laut sueli
shal give D.. Miss zledisnes
Pralas EhHHeFer I 20. Yea are a.
LIBERTY io use taIE leitET AE wa see
NJ Elc Eu1ule writing % ne ! VA
gla1ly zlI1cT Z theT sae1as EtamR
tur neplr."
p NJ BOEUE. EFsnd7rl. LA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

PIERRE. D. zen sRscial l--rhe
rsconds 81 the slats rneaslIrsrs Department
shaw rhar STATE TrsaslIrer Johnsun has
r-Tned NM the STARE Esueral fund SIX 81
az interest an puaic ruuda nrum the ualr
b. touk rharEs o. me EftEirE ~ the of1ce
lp rn February = thla being enc muurh
over uHa years o. bis Germ. bur lsas rhan
thar time since rhe interest returns bszyln
20 come n under the laW Cor 1ha1 provision.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

WhEt sounue the impurities Of the
iSod came. s. s - VIII remove them.
y nuck Cn ScrlE and 4 cers and any
uatlEll siyicn Tree - az Who write.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

A Guarau1ee or Business Prosperity
The Bas A1vsrusang Columns
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
CHRONIC ULCERS
INDICATE BAD BLOOD

Where the blood Is pure any wound
e. Iarerzti0n al the hzsh heals % BY
Grst intzuficn This Is true because
nature has provided a constituent to
49, cirrulatzuu known as Piasma,
which Joins and holds the place To-
rether until TIE fbres and tissues can
permzneutlT knit and Intervene
Nheue4er the uicer becnmes chronic
Il Il Because this healing quality e
the blood has been impaired ng some
iupurity IN the circulation. and the
pisce remains open. injecting az sur
ruundinE hesh, until the character az
the circulanon IS changed No sore
en- heal where the hood IS bad be-
eause tire mCrnld impurities on winch
q fhriNcs are constantly deposited
into L bF the bunEenei circulatiou-
Cieause the blood and the sore VIII
Heal a its cwu accord. because then
fts very source and fouzdalou VII
have beru Destroyed s. s s. curss
Chrunic Ulcers Of every Kind for the
cue great reason that L thorough y
puTifes the blood X goes mo the
circulEfion and removes eTerV parl-cle
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

Oh Aa4G-L-.-1 ElE
"a forbid matter,
en1ichrs the cor
puscles ard as
sists nature IN
the formation Ct
ne uecessarV
piasuic qualities
cfthis Vitalhuid
Nc maIlE from
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-05-19

Mr.. Tatum has no doubt as to the
success of such an institution and is
disposed to show his confidence in the
proposition by his liberality.
Tho Commercial Club by unani-
nous vote pledged its innJ' CO in the
undertaking and speakers on the
pl loposition we're of the opinion that
a committee could be put in the field
and easily secure the necessary
money through subscriptions in For
rest and adjoining counties.
The matter was referred to the COM
mittee on education of the CONNER
cial Club, and Mr.. Tatum and the
Baptists of this city interested will
be requested to make a formal state
ment of what they are willing to do
towards building the college.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-05-19
Senator Percy Paid His
Respects to Col. Vardamar7

Seminary, Miss, May 19.-United
States Senator Leroy Percy spoke to
from three to four hundred people at
this place yesterday, most of whom
were voters of Covington county. The
forenoon was taken up by the county
candidates in short speeches, announc-
ing themselves for the offices to which
they aspire. Senator Percy was IN
troduced by Representative Crawford,
and made speech of about two hours
duration, in which he said that while
at Washington he had not uprOoted
the tallest pine, dipped its roots in
fire and stood upon the mountain TOP
and written his name in letters Of fire
across the canopy of heaven,
but that he had been dill
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-05-19
Gulf e. Ship Island Shops
May Moue to This City

| ii the fact that movement had been
put on foot to open 26th avenue across
the tracks Of the Louisville and Nash.
vile and the transfer track or Y
the l.. and N, had anything to do with
the talked-of movement of the shops
Mr.. Stewart said that this was one of
the reasons.
GuIfport Not The Logical Point.
"Mr. Stewart stated that Gulfport
was not the logical location for the
shops. If the shops were located at
some point about midway between
Jackson and Gulfport, it would be a
saving to the road, he explained, in
that shorter hauls would be made in
bringing cars and equipment to the
shops for repairs. AS an illustration
if car were to get in bad repair at
present at Jackson, it would be nee
essary to haul it 160 miles to Gulf
port. If the shops were located at
, Hattiesburg the haul would be only
half as great.
"The shops, Mr.. Stewart said, would
have to be rebuilt soon and he init
mated that the question was whether
to rebuild them at Gulfport or else.
where
"He was asked if there were other
| reasons which he would name why II
was possible that the shops would be
removed from Gulfport and stated
there were other reasons, but be
lieved that those enumerated were
about enough.
'He did state however, along the
same line of argument as that with
respect to the proposed opening OF
26th avenue that some time in the re
cent past an attempt had been made
to open up oath street across theiI
tracks. This street if opened ur
would have crossed five tracks and
Y, he said. The road had received
no notice that this street was to be
opened until one morning they had
found teams and workmen there pre-
pairing to do the grading. He said
they had succeeded in having II
stopped.
From the general tone of the inter
view with Mr.. Stewart, 1t was evident
that he believed there was tendency
here among certain factions. at least
to antagonize the road, and that II
was possible that the road would, be
cause of this, move the shops"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-05-19

gent in every instant where
the peoples rights were in
volved. He paid his respects to ex-
Governor Vardaman by saying that he
should be picked or preserved hair
and all, as an heirloom for the onlook
of future generations; and he did
not fail to take shot or two at Bilbo,
the substance of which was to the ef-
feet that Bilbo was lucky in escaping
the penitentiary.
1t was feared by some that Mr..
Percy would be hissed when he spoke
derogatively to the candidacy of Varda-
man or Bilbo, as it is known that each
of them is very popular in this county.
But Mr.. Percy was given a courteous
reception and nothing of an unpleas-
ant nature occurred.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-05-19
PEACE PLANS
GIVEN SETBACK
Enemies OF Madero Said To Be
Treatening His Life In Mex
leo City.
(By Associated Press.)

Juarez, Mexico, May 19.-The plans
for the departure to Mexico City with
in few days of Provisional Presi-
dent Madero received a setback today,
when a member of the FL Paso revo-
lutionary Junta received a telegram
from the capital of Mexico stating that
persistent rumors are in circulation
there of a plot to assassinate Madero
on his arrival.
The message regarding the plot
gave no details, but the matter was
considered serious enough to result in
a hurried consultation of the insurrec-
to leaders as to the advisability of
postponing the trip of Madero until
such time as the report is disproved
or the affairs in the capital become
more settled.
Madero and his advisors are await.
ing an answer from Mexico City as to
the immediate naming of four pro-
visional governors, the remainder to
be nominated later.
Fierce Battle Fought. >.
Cuernavaco, Mexico, May ia bat
tie was fought today, at Cuautla, TWEEN
ty miles southeast of here between
the federal garrison and a force oi
rebels under Colonel Zapata. The
fugitives arriving here state that the
streets of Cuautla are strewn with
dead and wounded.