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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07
um,n biu-Ds nnrEF SESSION
stnndinu Committees Report aud New
uIIi- introduced.

uiiiz Introduced
tFrou q staff Correspondent
LiNCOLN. Ncb. Feb. Especial t-Pur-
-uaut Co Fridays Adjournment tine house
onyened today at . o'clock. Although the
session was OF but an hour and hair
duration. record in the introduction OF
bills was made. thirty-ona new measures
having made their appearance al 'hi't
lcrk f5ichmouds desh
The. iarge-rlUcs request ted boy the last
ozs,on Of the legislature Tor the federal
buIdiug ol THE city was again referred 10
~ a resolution Adopted today which so
itcits the aid Of the Nebraska delegation
ia congress iu getting the matter before the
proper authorities
Judge Ben q. Lindsey Of Denver, viii
speak In the house tomorrow morning at
1870 O'Clock to the members OK both houses
Of tie legislature and visitors.
Standing committee reports were as fol
JOYS: u...p,o.
IengtthenuK. the term OF councumen 10
iour wears. Wa recommended Tor passage
with amendments. r-
providing .tuat iu. cities or less than bVJ
me rIt, nan shan be not be liable for
damages from. accidents caused by ueIe1-
i've sidewalks unless written notlce Oh sdlu
defect WAS llltu at vast Ntlt ''oe 'N-'.i~
-aid accident, was recommended for pas
sage with announcements. ....,,,. -
H. r. 2J7 10y Moore OF Red Willow, pro-
fiding for the appointment OE lhe ulSI.i,t
CONT oil speciat county attorneys for the
prosecution OF certain matters, was leDoih-
meuded Tor indefinite pustponemenl.
a. X. tG1, by MckeiNie OF l.ancasSel' ,N.,-
inE for ar appropriation OF S1JuD Tor aEtl-
cuitural extension work, was > ommenueo
or the general file
ii. H. SO li6 bs Moody OF Custer, proNd,
ing that children between the ages Oh ana
H mus receive Instruction In English ana
private s,hpols. was recommended lot IN
definite pOstpOnement ,.,,.
"A. A. 80. Aig the. capital removal OIL
WAS recommended for passage. 49,.
"a. r. 2H by Johnson OF Johnson plONlu-
inp for tbe appointment OF a parole officer
al the penitentafy, was recommended LOi
ptts sage as amended. .-, -
5. e. No. Il, oy IHlcott' hahlnB w
btttbdav of John Howard a holiday in state
penal aud retormatory institutions was
recommended for passage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07
TROOPS ARRIVING ar STATION $
Soldiers from Fort Meade Paid OFF
Going Through Omaha.

Soldiers from Fort Meade Paid OFF
Going Through Omaha.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-A troop of
cavalry stationed at West Point, N. Y,
and a company of the signal corps from
Fort d. A. Russell left tonight for Ell
Paso, Tex, for service along the Mexican
border, according to orders from the War
department. rTrr s-.r'.
DOUGLAS, Ariz,, Feb .5--Troop l of the
United States cavalry arrived today from
Fort Wingate, n M, and Immediately
went into camp with Troop M, of the same
regiment, already stationed here.
DENVER, Feb h-rGepersl w. 5,
Schuyler arrived heSs today from Fort
Riley, kan, en- fddte TO Fort Hua6huca,
Ariz., to take command Of the United
states troops along the Mexican border,
General Schuyler declined to comment upon
the situation further than to say his eff
forts would be confined TO- enforcing the
neutrality laws
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07
OPPOSITION DENOUNCEs TREATY
BRlfOur and LRnsdOwne object TO De-
Election of Canadian wheat.

HeNahoh Oh Oanuulhn wheat
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The proposed reciproc-
ity agreement between the United States
and Canada was denounced in unmeasured
terms today by Lord Lansdowne and A. ].
Balfour leaders of the opposition respect
lively, in the House Of Lords and the House
Of Commons
Speaking in the House of Lords on the
reply to the speech from the throne, Lord
Lansdowne said the agreement meant a
diminution Of the advantages enjoyed by
British trade under the preference now
given by Canada and also the DETECTION Of
wheat supplies to the United States.
In the House Of Commons Mr. Balfour
said IL the proposed arrangement was car
ried out 1t would have the most disastrous
consequence for the future of the empire.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07

that naturally they wanted to locate
where most of their neighbors were seek
ing homesteads. In this way he explained
why there was a common desire to fill
out the checker board surface of the cor
poration range.
Mr.. Woodruff will conclude his argu-
ments this morning not having had time
to finish last evening. AS soon as he has
finished there will not be any delay in
the introduction of evidence. great
correspondence. The case embraces a
number of interesting points and is being
watched with unusual concern -'' b..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07
Four Euroneans Murdercd.

PARIS, Feb. "a dispatch received here
today from Melilla states that four Euro
peans travelling from Oran. Algeria, to Me-
lila were assassinated and decapitated by
Riff tribesmen on January %. A fifth
member Of the travelling party made his
escape.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07

from stomach. liver and kidney trouble n
made when a 25c box of DIR. Kings New
Life Pills is bought. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07
The Weather

For Nebraska-Fair and warmer,
For IOWa-Cloudy.
Shippers Buttetin-Prepare forty-eight-
hour shipments north, for temperatures OF
s TO 10 above zero: east for 10 TO IS above;
snmth md west Tor p 10 80 above.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinins Tabletn
Druggists refund money II il Ialls To cure h.
w. GROVE signature is on each box. Csc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07
TO CALL UP YEAGER
Des Moines Chief Will Be Asked to
Explain Speech.
SAYS CITY WORSE THAN BEFORE
speech Made to Ministerial Associa-
tion Causes Investigation AmonE
city CounCiImen-ROadt o New
ton Built by Fraud.

DIES MONIES la. Feb. Especial Tele-
gram because Chief of Police Yeager in
an address TO the ministerial association.
recently declared that moral conditions in
the city were worse than they formerly
were and that the police are powcrless to
protect girls from vice, ne will be asked
by the city council to appear and explain
what he meant. Members of the council
stated when they passed the resolution
asking for an explanation that they were
under the impression the police department
was doing good work but II what the chief
is reported to have said is true, an entire
new deal is needed in city affairs
Schedules aggregating Indebtedness In
the SUN of SgLOS5.gS were filed in the United
States court by Ike Stern, proprietor OF M.
stern Sons, wholesale millinery store.
who was forced into voluntary bankruptcy
by creditors several weeks ago. The assets
are named at $95,SO5.67.
In a decision filed today ordering the
discontiuuance OF train service on the New
ton q Northwestern railroad from Newton
to Des Moines Junction, i'm Story county.
Judge Mcpherson strongly intimates that
I'm the building of the road there was fraud.
He gives figures showing that the road
cost about $4,000 more than it was worth.
that it was built by a professional pro-
moter. built solely to sell and not to be op-
Grated, hence It is not surprising that the
company fails to pay expenses. A part Of
! the road which was sold and electrified is
now paying.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07

Put d In Your Purse.
A box OF Browns Bronchial Troches.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07

.ne s06ftosty 10 t6e state farm take also
200 questhou of brnsnr the part Of the
MEDICAL departments nov in omaha to
i.iutoin So tuut Tie medical instruction
,ould an be- gwen Zoo one campus.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07

railway was ditched by Orozcos force Of
insurgents in a small cut at Bauohe, ten
miles south Of Juarez. at 9:l5 o'clock last
night.
The insurgents who were stationed within
200 yards Of the scene Immediately made
an examination, because the train had not
been stopped when sgnaled. causing them
to suspect that Rabagos federals were on
the train. The examination proved that
the train contained eighteen cars and
Orozco ordered his men to fire a voley
into the air to develop what part of the
train was occupied by soldiers. He had
been warned that many might be on the
train.
Men began to jump off the train and
Orozco, not being able to distinguish whU
were soldiers and who were not. ordered
another harmless volley fired. The insur-
rectos Immediately retired to watch the
situation until daylight thus giving all non
combatants and women and children time
to get out Of the way.
At $3.50 a. N. Orozco saw soldiers on the
6mbankment getting their breakfast with
a guard and a skirmish line out in front
and one machine gun mounted behind the
embankment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07
INSURGENTS FAIL
TO SEIZE JUAREZ

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07

Orozco Immediately ordered a charge to
develop the strength of the federals and
the latter replied with vigor There were
no casualties on the insurrecto side, but tw
federal skirmishers were seen to fall. Fro,
some OF the Americans on the train it Wa
learned that al 7:30 a. m. this was th
total number OF casualties on the FEEDER
side
AT that time all noncOmbatants had L.
When about three miles distant II 0.
noticed that he insurrecos were maku
charges from air directions On the FEEDER.
position and the latter were holding tEs
/ places behind the embankment and rep
. ing vigorously
From men on the train occupied
4 Rabago II was learned that when the ira
/ was stopped the soldiers immediately pa
pared fOr battle ami began putting out
heavy sklrmish line on either side Of O.
. train. while others took n machine run %.
the train and began mounting il behind 90
] embankmenL
u a large number OF the men were Do it
first car behind the eEsine. Many OF the.
were killed or INJURED by the derailmen
OF the coach. Tine wounded were place
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07
TRIAL OF CATTLE
BAR0NS BEGINS

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-07

Senator Lafayette Young today sent the
following to Senator Bourne at Washing
ton, ID. c.:
Hon. Jonathan Bourne, United States
Senator, Washington, -. C.. Have read
your appeal for votes for the constitutional
amendment giving the people power to
elect senators. l intend to vote for such
amendment
Just now the people of Iowa want to
nominate United States senator and your
progressive friends in the Iowa Legislature
are refusing to consent to an act for a
special primary election / should like to
have your influence and that of Senator
Cummins on the Iowa Legislature to secure
the enactment of a law for a special pri-
mary just now, Kindly answer.
LAFAYETTE YOUNG,
United States Senator.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-16
MADERO ELECTED
HEAD OF REPUBLIC
Leader of Successful Revolution
Succeeds to Seat of Former
President Diez.

Mexico City. Mexico. October Is
Lacking only the ceremonies of the
inauguration. Francisco /. Madero 20
president of the republic of Mexico
BY vote OF the electoral college
which was practically unanimous, he
was officially nominated to-day.
Jose Pine Suares, without doubt
Will be the Vice President, If not al
ready such. Even If he has failed to
get a majority there is now no rea-
sonaoie doubt that the Chamber of
deputies VIII name him as Madero's
lieutenant over Francisco de la Barra.
who obtained second place in the votn
Of the electoral college.
Francisco Vasquez Gomez was bone-
lessly distanced. Tonight accom-
panied by his wife, Aladero left for a
tour through the northern part of the
republic. which will terminate nj san
Pedro de las Colonias. a little town
in Coahu!ia. where he was born thirtv-
eight years ago.
a rev scattering votes. perhaps 100.
were cast for other candidates for tho
presidency. among them Porfirio Diaz,
to whom some admirer in Coyocan
gave one vote.
Emilio vasanez Gomez. nominated
Tor the presidency by a disafYected
VI ."e Observation-Disclosures, was
remembered by an elector here, and
there.
1t was impossible tonight to saw
how large the vote has been. Under
the electoral law of division there
should be 10000 members. OF the cleo
toral college. 1t is probable that at
the general elections on October
more than $4,000 were named, but re.
ports tonight indicate that a number
OF these did not qualify and that sim
others were thrown out because of
improper credentials.
The Federal district gave Pine
Suarez, col; De Ia Berra, zoe, and
VaHoue2 Gomez, 10. This ia approxi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-16
CHILD IS CHOSEN
QUEEN OF BEAUTY
.Palmira Ceccani, of Humble
Birth, Showered With Regal
Attentions.

Rome. October i5.-Among the many
ways in which Rome has elected to
celebrate her jubilee festivities. one y
taat os choosing among those born In
the Eternal City a queen OF beauty.
who shall reign for the whole year
and who In addition to jewelcd cor
onet. presented by The Mcssagcro
newspaper. is TO receive dover wher
she marries, and has in addition OBJ
tanned a trousseau from various dress.
makers
Elections were held in the eighteen
"rioni." or quarters into which Rome
was divided in tho Middle Ages a
queen was selected in each one OF
them. while the two girls who had the
next largest number of votes were
appointed her princesscs In waiting
They were all entertained in the
theatres and restaurants of Rome. and
finally in the Great Hall of the Piazza
d'ArfnI an election which lasted for
two or three days, took place in which
the public, after gazing on the queens
and pAeir attendants who appeared on
the platform, were permitted to record
their vote as to which was best ntted
to represent the beauty OF Rome
The one who received some thous
and moro votes than any one else was
Palmira Ceccani. the representative OF
the ancient quarter OF Trasteverc
beyond the river" where. II anywhere
are to be found tho lineai descendants
OF the inha bitants Of old Rome, and
whose women are still celebrated for
their classic features. their Juno like
forms and their fine bearing.
Palmira. who Is tho daughter oil
humble parents. is an excellent example
OF the type. with great. dark. expires
sive eyes. regular features and an air
or stately womanliness that makes /,
almost impossible to believe that she
Is only sixteen years old. She was ut-
tended. In addition 10 her women. by
cavaliers. trumpeteis and other on
cials OF her court, in exact copies OF
medieval Roman dress and a Senator
OF Rome placed the dIadcm upon her
mead She took all her honors very
simply and prettily, but the home life
OF the girl may seem dull after all this
attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-16
POLICE SUPPRESS NEW DANCE
Breaking Of Girls Spine Leads To
str<dgent. Measures.

Berlin = OCTOBER 15.-The fifteen
American dancing masters who We're
in Berlin at the Dancing Masters Con
Eress some time ago have expressed
themselves as horrlhed at the Apache"
or "Schiebe" dance. which is so preva-
lent in the Prussian capital
Stringent steps are now being taken
by the police for the suppression OF
the dance. The real reason for the
police intervention Is that at one of
the dancing halls which abound on the
upper Spree the spine OF one OF the
girls dancing was broken through the
energetic efforts OF her male partner.
The American dancing masters, one
and all, have declared that the dance
S improper, and say that It would be
Impossible to Introduce 1t into the
United States Nevertheless. the dance
has found entrance into the best So
ciety circles here. and the dancing
masters in the West End OF the town
declare that they count on leading So
ciety women among those who come 10
them to learn tho "schiebe tanz."
An end IS to be put to this. and at
the recent conference of dancing mas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-16
HE HAS QUIT FIGHTING
banker Walsh, at Home, Outlines
Plans for FIXTURE

banker Walsh, Mt Home. Outlines
Plans for Future.
Chicago. October l5.-John n
walsh. former banker and head Of
score of railroad and quarry en-
terprises in this vicinity, who was
paroled Saturday from the Fort
Leavenworth Federal prison after
serving part of term of imprison-
ment following conviction of charges
or infraction OF national banking laws,
spent to-day at his home here. and
Tonight he outlined his plans for tho
future. '"'
The course he has mapped out does
not comprise plans for another fight
Tor financial prominence: it does not
contemplate any campaign for SUI
premacy In the coal business OF tho
Middle West, as had been reported
and does not embrace a scheme for n
recovery OF the position Walsh once
held in the business world OF Chi
cago.
II do not contemplate any sensa-
nonal financial fight; do not appre.
bend my entry to tho buBiness weird
agar Will BIO n matter Of npprohen.
sion or nnSietS TO those now engar rod
IN businnss.' no said tonight, "I have
Quit nzh,ins.
AN want to do now IL to oct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-16

iattio rest at home. get new line
on the tangled threads of the business
enter rises am Interested in since
the adjustment OF the clearing house
note. and got those enterprises in
what shape I cnn. Aftor- things have
neen Strengthened out, do not know
just what shall do. Certainly shall
not mako any attempt, as has been
reported, to become the coal king Of
the West take 1t tho coal dynasty
Is rather complete as 1t lie.
I simply am going to straighten
out my AFFAIRS as well as can, and
AFTER that will engage in such enter
prses as present opportunities.
haven't another thirty years to spare
IN going dn for another struggle for
financial prominence
The former banker arrived In Chi
caso from Kansas City to-day. and
went directly home, where he was well
coined by his wife and tho families of
ms children. Tho day was spent
quietly at homo. where several OF his
friends visited him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-16
THREE SWEETHEARTS TO
EACH MILDLY, NO MORE
Order Regulating Seasons Hops n
Military Academy Result of
Case of Miss nccrs.

Annapolis. Md, October 15.-The aca-
demic board of the Naval Academy has
taken upon itself the duty OF regulating
the number of sweethenrts each mid
shipman shall call his own. Word was
passed TO the brigade yesterday that
each member would be allowed to take
this winter, and no more The news
caused great hilarity among the mid
shpmen, and in some cases consterna-
ton. Heretofore each midshlpman has
been at liberty to take as many differ
| ent girls under his wing as he liked
! Some never were seen with the same
young woman twice.
! II is rumorcd that an order prohiysss
ing flirting or "the ogling of gNss'
! within the limits OF the academy Is to
| follow This will also cause a great
| hardship on the middies. OglinE is a
favorite pastime Sunday afternoon.
The order relating to the three and
no more young women. whose station In
society, 1T Is said. must be known to
the officers or the members OF the hon
committee, was brought about by the
! recent case of Miss Mary Beers. daugh-
ter of the Yale professor who was
asked to leave the floor of the gym
nasium because she was in the home
of ono of the officers here In the ca
pacity of nursery governess.
| 1t was stated on good authority that
| MISS Beers had been invited to attend
last nights dance 1t Is known that
she returned TO Annapolis and re.
| fnained throughout June weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-16
COURT TO DECIDE
QUESTION TO-DAY
Both Sides in Mcnamara Cas-,
Admit 1t Is ALI
Important.

Los Angeles, Cal, October 15.--Juds,
Walter Bordwell. before whom james
Is. Mcnamara is being tried on indict-
ments charging murder In connection
with the explosion OF the Times build
ing. occupied himself to-day with the
study % the answers made by Tales
man u. 7. Nelson when examined or
the subject OF labor warfare.
Tomorrow, after u brief address by
Joseph Scott, associate counsel for tn.
defense, the court VIII decide upon
the challenge of the defense thnt Ecl-
san Is biased against the man on trial
The principal ngures in tho cast
rested to-day. no conference or othei
Developments Undertaking. Judge Bord
well read and reread to-day the tran.
script OF Nelson's examination. ane
when Mr.. Scott concludes the argu.
nients OF the defense IN opposition &c
Nelson. IT L. generally expected tina,
the court Will be able TO announce it's
ruling Immediately.
we have explained our principal OBJ
Jections to Nelson" said Clarence S
barrow, chief counsel for the defense.
tonight, and OIL the judges decision
VIII depend whether or not VIC can got
fair jury. consisting of men who
have not preiudiccs toward the de-
fendant."
The importance OF the ruling on Mel
sons competence TO act as I. Juror is
admitted by both sides. The defense.
II It's challenge Is allowed. intends to
inquire closely into every ,alesnan's
views In the warfare between capital
and laNor. as 4; considers that opin-
ions on these .ubjects will be the chief
facter In the minds OF Jurors
The defense holds that Nelson's an
swers clearly indicated that by rea-
son OF his conclusion on personal In
vcstisation shat the Times disasts.
was caused By dynamite he would bs
hard TO convince that the destructive
agency was gas.
Both James B. Mcnamara and his
brother. John j., spent the day I'm soil
tude In their cells in the county taiI
They had no visitors except priest.
John j. whose trial is expected &c
follow that OF james B., Is APPLYING
himself to the proceedings OF the pres.
ent case. and to-day he read In detail
the transcript of Nelson's examination
The talesmen were shut up in a room
In the Hall OF Records most of the
day. They had an automobile spin in
the afternoon through the parks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-16
SHOWS ORIGIN OF HEART BEAT
Professor Keith Gives Demonstration
of .'Pcnccmnkcr, Tissue.

London, October l5.-Professor Ar
thur Keith has been giving at the
Royal College of Surgeons demonstra-
lions illustrating the remarkable ad-
vances mad> lately in knowledge of
the functions and structure of the
heart and the action of its diseases
One of the most remarkable OF the
demonstrations is that OF 4 small mass
of tissue, which hiss been named the
"peacemaker of the heart" because 1t
is apparently Within this small mass
. OF peculiar tissue that the beat of the
heart has its origin. II only was five
years ago that the structure was first
recognized by Professor Keith and DIR.
Martin Flack.
DIR. Thomas Lewis, OF University Col
1ege. using the latest methods of cleo
trical investigation. found also that
the site OF the new structure was the
point at which the heart beat appears.
Although st Is the chief centre for the
activity and regulation of the heart,
there are apparently many secondary
centres which can take over the ini-
tiation of the heart beat. when the
chicf one is destroyed by disease or
experiment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-16

mately the proportion received by the
candidates in a majority of the state
capitals which reported Tonight.
Emo Suarez himself Is in Merida. the
capital Of Yucatan. where he was re-
Gently elected governor. He tele-
sraphed to Modero claiming to have
won majority In that state, In
Campeehe. Tobasco and the territory
of oaintana Roo.
1t Is not impossible that when the
report is all in Pine Suarez's lead mas
be greatly reduced. There appears to
DC no doubt that Pine Suarez will
retain plurality. but he may not get
the necessary 81 per cent.
Although beaten tonight, De La
Barra. provisional President. and can
didate for the vice-presidency on the
.cKet OF the Catholic party. was per-
maps more delighted over his idefea,
than was Pine Suarez over his success
repeatedly he has refused to accept
the nomination and the votes he re-
ceived were given to him against his
will.