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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

NEW YORK. Feb. B-METAI.S-
standard copper. easy; spot and futures,
si3s5014io; lake copper. sit.so1i47s; cleo
trtlytic. stAS7ls9i4S0. casting. sl30o9
lA12as; London market easy: spot. fs3 So
81; futures. fd5 Is Cd. Tin, quiet. but firm;
spot, siS5ed44se; futures. sG.1s6zs Is.
London market firm; spot. flg7: futures.
flsz is. Lead. quiet: s.SG&oS. New
York: s20n2eo. East 81. Louis; London.
us ias ID. Spelter, quiet; ss o0s.eo. New
York; 81. ssGt.sS. East 81. Louis. London,
Ex lis. Antimony. dull: Cookson's. N.l2ls.
Iron. Cleveland warrants. as i0i1d In
London. Locally iron was unsettled. No.
I foundry northern and No. southern
and No l southern soft. xiL75f1s-s5; No.
northern. s11z61L7a
ST. LOUIS Feb. i3.-AETAIlS-Lsad
firm; SIS. spelter. SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

NEW YORK. Feb. 1&-EvAPoRATED
APPLES-Q Quiet and steady. with prices
ncmlnally unchanged; on the spot. fancy.
NGioae; choice. SsGs4c: prime. s9s<c.
DRIED FRUfTS-Prunes very nervous
and unsettled owing 70 LIQUIDATION by
weak holders and on account OF consider
able quantity Of low stock: quotations
range from sssGisc for CALIFORNIA; up to
800 ana sk6i1c for Oreguns- Apricots,
dnil but steady: choice. 1s&4lsAc: extra
choice. l5&Gis54c: fancy. 1s&QlIize.
Peaches. inactive and unchanged; choice.
illiIi<c: extra choice, li,-9I3c: fancy. Ia
i,i.c. Raisins, quiet. but firm. with lizhi
offerings: loose muscsteis. H<67c; choice
10 fancy seeded. s&G7,fc. seedslesS. sfTc;
London layers. 81. e1lS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

sHEEP-Packers were more or less dis
appointed IN the size Of sheep and lamb
receipts. the total prosirg short Of 70
ouirenenfs and sellers had little diffi-
Gully IN obtaining stronger prices for any
thing Rod IN the way Of Fat stock The
nsrkef - q whole ruled strunx TO aeou,
IS cent? hixh<r. high grade strinxs gettirx
the cal and usually showing the greater
Improvement.
There were no Nsxic<ns on sale early.
but inquiry for fed weatsrn lambs had 9
reasonable terr<e Of life and extra gccd
classes found an easy cutiss around ~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

NEW YORK. Feb. l2-The visible sup
ply Of grain IN the United states Fsnrn-
Produce exchange was as follows. Wheat.
5e.sibOo bu.: decrease. ei0oo9 bu. Wheat
in bond. i,elG,eeo bu.; decrease. SEQ bu.
Corn. i0ils0o bu., increase, Asalo0.
Oats, iiSs2,eoe b.: increase, iseoe nn;
hu Rye. lleeele bu.. decrease. a0n bu.
Barley. Z, 900 bu.; decrease, ron bu.
parley In bond, 6es.0eo bu.; increase, ziS,9k
bu. fhe visible supply Of wheat increase
IN Canada last Saturday was s2,9I,oe bu
an increase Of $1,000 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

SAVANNAH. Ca, Feb. 2=TuRPEN-
TINE-Firm, at isiac; sales. 90 oois,: re.
ceIpts, n6 bbls. shipments, rs Dds
stocks, 1853 bbls.
ROSIN-Firm; sales. So bbis,; receip.s'
"a aSa hills; B. S.55; ID, K. $50; +, q, H.
n g5i6: 1 @,g1n; X. $40; NJ, N.ss. NJ
4 AZ. we N&: WV, $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

cash uuctations weer as fohows'
FLOuR--steady: winter patents, Nlo0
patents. nLeDQso: spring straights. $40
$40: bakers tsssas.la
RYE-No. :, ee1kfs3c.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. 55eqSl.eo;
fair 70 choice mailing, n15etl.O.
SEEDS Timothy. slzecgiSce; clover
pRovisioNs-saess pork. new. sIA7s;
Cd. 1850. Gin tierces), tsssat; short
Total elearsnces Of wheat and flour lNew
Orleans missinsl were equal TO Gl.gt
bushels Primary receipts were ibis.es
bushels Is compared with 03.0a bushels
the corresponding dsy a year az Ihs
visible supply OF wheat In the United
states decreased $4,000 bushels for thu
week. The amount Of breadstuffs o.
ocean passage Increased i.G&.e.e bushels
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
= ears. corn. Lon cars. oats, - cars
Chic1xo Cash Prices-Wheat: No.
red. sL5o0l.ol; Ne. red. sr<c4F.o04; No
hard. u.oo4i&; No. > hare. &c41lW
10. northern. fLaszI1 =: No. northern
q e,lfl 70: No. northern. n-et9le: Ne
10. 4 sprine. Sac<1<l.o4; veiyst chaffs ~
<1H.07: durom. kc1fi6< Corn: No. :
t,s.kssfi.c: No ! white. 6310Ec: No.
reiiox. s3ir05<szc. No. 4 el.sH&4cs No
white $780, &c. ~ Ns ys, a:,s q a<&S q
No No Z s sSsis: ke' White. SIS z
sfan3ard. * 6s1zc-
RIE-Ne- 1890
s nELEfxs 8 - a
cL0VER-Eominsi.
BUfrER-seaadys ereAmerisA 201c
aslr1<r- &Gxar
156S-Reuespu. zxx casss- naxks
nrn; q m.r1 go snc.nsse Mf7<
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

BOSTON, Mass. Feb. 12-WooL-The
demand for domestic wool conunues
along broad lines, although dealings In
low grades lead. Values hold firm and
sorne OF the finer grades have been ad-
yanced By the holders. Heavy trading Is
reported In three-eights territory at BIC
while good sales OF Montana In original
bags at 2oc have been made. ONO fleeces
rssnain strong at soc for one-quarter
hIa,ss Pudding for new clip Is going on
sctively. especially iE Nevada and
Utah. with quotations averaging about
iIc or lsc landed in Boston. Pulled wool
il rather dull. but the foreign product
Is very active. 49,,
+arrttory and western mediums 1e1lsc;
sine mediums. 15afiTc: fine. leql5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
pry Good. Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. f3.-DRY GOODS
rhe cotton goods markets are strong and
buying is more general than Il has been
In some months. Many retail buyers are
operating. Fancy worsteds in men wear
for fall delivery are being ordered more
literally. Jobbers are doing an active
house trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

CHICAGO. Feb. is.-Wheat today SUI
fered the most severe decline N over tNo
months. Bearssh sentiment became pro-
l.uauced owing 70 continued blk recespts
and 10 lower cables. In consequence, me
close was ~ 70 INC under SATURDAY
' ssop loss orders made the break in
uheas much worse than might otherwise
have been tho case. Receipts IN AT
.Iirections had furnished genuine SUR
url<e. running about double what thes
were a year ago. World shipments. tvu.
turned out TO be larger than expected
and the decrease IN the United states
visible supply was uisappointingiy small.
slack OF the weakness Ia foreign markets.
lay the lact that ArEentine exports
sndxed slgns OF a material gain. fhere
wsu allo a report that India promised 2
bumper Yield. besides. the cash demand
len and the flour trade az Mhnespoals
WE'RE both slow. A fair demand IRON
cofntnlssion houses developed on the de-
cline but the buying served only 70 give
business a steady tone at the close. MAY
sluefuatcd between si0iM and u.ez<,
ssith last sales at u.sl's~im, loss Of
l&n net.
Of the collapse in wheat. May ranged
from g7s.as 10 esIsc. closing steady AZ
lsLc. a net decline OF &uic. cash
srsdes were weak. No. yellow was
oats suffered setback as a result
OF bcarish feeling In the other gram
pitA Limits for MAY wers 49, -, ~ ~
hz&n with the windnp b1tc, JUST 3te
under Saturday night,
The provision market sagKed with
prices IN the end : TO sliplvc OH Tor
PORK and ~ to TIC down for the othef
kinds OF product.
Leading options closed as fslloNE
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

KANSAS CITY. Feb. ia-wHEAT-i6
g lower: No. hard. u.oeulte; No. 3,
alaNc. isit
cORN-sae}ie lower; No. mixed, etssfl
&c: No q ea@diiic: No. white. ssflgsc.
No. :, D,06Gitc.
Closing prices OF futures;
WfiEAT-May. $1,000 bid: July. s2i.d
ere bid.
CORN-May. esflsslte hid: July. eaMc.
OATR-JInchanged No. white, 5s,sQ
6pfc: No. mixed. 5i,sd6ehc.
RYE-e5c.
HAY-steady; choice timothy, s2i.oo6
ZOO; choice prairie, NttoailaM.
| uTTER--Creamcry SIC; firsts, Dc.
seconds &c; packing stock. 2SiA4eic.
E0Gs-Extras. sau5lkc. firsts nc; Sec
r.ftm
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
LIVE STOCK MARE
Demand for Cattle and Hogs slow
Sheen steady.

CHICAGO, Feb. E.-CATTlE-Rec
y. 7Ofrs ~: Texas steers. A.eo@5.B; west
ern Steers. A.SQ7 80; stockers and feed
ers, s. soqd. 90: cows and heifers. s--IVa
6 80; calves. 5.75dS.S
HoGS-Receipts. 3l,ooo head; marker
shade lower; light. msHe -, FL "a.
pigs, 81. sod6 .e0; bulk OF sales. S.log6 2,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receiptss 49, ~
head: market steady: native, WIG ~ ~
western, 50 soG4.6 90; yeariings. A.'vno.o'
native lambs, A.25a6.eo: western Janus
81. 5on6.65.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
Lanann stock Mnrkrt,

LONDON. Feb. l3.-American securities
were quiet and steady during the fore
noon. Prices ranged from unchanged to
4 higher than Saturdays New York
London closing stock quotations:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
c,sssn Market.

closed steady; middling uplands, la&c.
rnl1dIinE gulf. lAeec. Sales. M bales.
Futures opened steady: February. assc,
bid; March. iaioc. Aprn. ie.ikc. bid: May.
iaz7c. Ians. lo.ne: July. latcc; August
lesle; September. n-ze; October. n.oc;
iaSo; January. fasec. effsred-
COTTON-Futurex closed strcng. Clos.
ing bids: February. - nc: March. iaLssc;
Arrii. le.see: May. ioFc: June. 10 &c;
July, ias4c; August nzc: ssptemberi
Il &c; October, lo.t4c. Neyemher. isF7c;
December. ie.eqc. January. n-ssc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

NEW YORK. Feb. f1-hONEY-on
cali. steady; zi<0eia per cent; ruling rate,
sA per cent: closing hid. ~ per cent;
offered al III per cent Time loans,
firm; sixty days. 1h1sA per cent; ninety
days. sAQs per cent; SIX months. sush
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-ssse'
STERLING ExcHANGE-Easy, with
actual business In bankers bills al ass
for sixty-day bills and at N.S9 for de-
mand. Commercial bills. ASA-
sIJ,vER-Bar, eo1sc: Mexican dollars
l5e.
BoNps-Government. easy; railroad
irregular.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

NEW YORK. Fen. u-cOYrEE-Fu-
fures closed steady At a nex sdvzncs 81
from 8 to d posntx ssls~. Ma b&xk
Fsbrnry. U1se. hzzca- April xnd Mag.
I1.fc- 3uDe. nc. JulJ. H9G<< A1Ersf.
nS1c< s<DfeBk<r. Ux<< oefct<r. uSc.
Nsrsmhs. Ike D>oe>zssr. snt Jsnasry.
AZ spsf coffee. stszdy< Ne I Ris.
/. IH<c. IA 1 Ss1zDz. fS7s<. niH. quirt'
csr6gxz. D4sD4<. Dezzfazz
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
sugar Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 13-suGAR-Rsw
firm: muscovado, 81 test, Ale; centri-
Iusai. IS lest. 4.slc: moiasses. g test.
Sc. refined. firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. REUTER-
Firm: western creamery. special, sc.
western creamery. extra, sc; nearby
prints, extra, &c.
EGGS-Hteady. Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases. No.se per case.
Pennsylvania and other nearby. current
receipts. free cases. s1Q.so per case: west
ern firsts. free cases. $40. 80 per case. west
ern, current receipts free cases. $3.50 per
case.
CHEEsE--FYrm: New York choice. $50
isNc; fair TO sood, lTi19iIAc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
New Yerk MininlI stock..,


OMAHA. Feb. i3.-Bank clearings To-
today were s.. so. ISL 20 and for the CORE
spending day last year si.s15. 4s5.h
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

sILvER-Bar. steady at z5sd ounce.
MONEY-363h per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open mar
ket was 81 per cent: for three months
bills, o. per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
"a. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Feb. ls.-CATTLE-
IS s,ns.Oo: cows and heifers. p1ounoo'
HoGs-Reeeipts, 1900 head; market &C
lower: top, ss.y5; bulk of sales. S.sas -;
SHEEP AND LAMBS = Receipts: 80"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

dressed. lSc. Chickens. Live. lsc: dressed,
l4c. Springs: Live. ill5c: dressed. 5s=--
vEAL-Steady al 7Hilc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1912.

/ Gen. Eiec q. ss-..Is5 Wis Central ts..--. y
I'M Ca. Isl ref. g ssAMo Pae ey. e.. -
later Met 4l.s..... s.ksPsnama = ..-ipi'a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. n-WHEAT-
May, fLozz; Juiy. N-4h Cash: No.
hard. tl-GH. No. ] northern. H94. Ne.
northern. neea1eEk. No. I n16Lci4
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

PEORIA. Feb. i2--coRN-Lcwer;. No.
yellow. S14Qf5e: No. yellow. ssQsl1e;
No. mixed. 6a26ss.c: No. I mixed. 80
| 6ftsc: sample, s776S1zc.
6ATs-sfeady; No. white. kzz4c: stand
ard. Sls.c: No. white. si%c: Nc. white.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
Milr..k.e Grain M.rket.

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 11.-wHEAT-No.
northern, tiIlG1.is: No. northern,
slosis<lii 70. No. : hard winter. n.0G1-oe;
CoSiRN-Nc. ] yellow. snsaec; No. ,
white, sc: No. ?. e4aisiitc: May, &is6
ss;sc: July. GA0s7Me.
OATS-StandArd. k3hkc.
BARLEY-Malting. N.is3iN
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

The key to success In business is the
,udlcIous and persistent use of newspaper
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha.
for twenty-four hours ending at p. m.
REcEIPTs-cARs.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

OMAHA. Fss. n-HAr-Ss. 1 slsp.
Ma. p tii.ee. coars<. mas. PACKING stock.
8 .ec5ssc. alfaifa. SisN strAss wheat.
NJ: re and cats. F.Nez.A
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 11-WHEAT-spot
Manitoba, IS Cd: No. 3 Manitoba, 6 ed:
futures. easier, March. y led. May. %
sd; July, "a Sad.
coRN-spot firm: American mixed
new, g 5Ads American mixed old. s.
s. nd: futures. easy: March. - ID. May.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

Receipts Of live stock at the i've prin-
cipal western markets yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Com m Oddities.

NEW YORK. Feb. Ia-FLOuR--
Quiet; spring patents. ss-2JnS-5o. winter
straights, 81 3pd449: winter patents. $40
ft40: spring clears. A.3G42. winter
extras, No. /, sa70us.se; winter extras,
No. ?. <5d3s5: Kansas straights. A.iaa
AS. Rive flour. firm: fair to good. - $
Ass; choice to fancy. sa.o0g5.5. Buck
wheat flour firm, $50 per 100 pounds.
CORNMEAIS-Steady: fine white and
yellow. a.sSai7o; coarse, H-2alse; kiln
dried. $50.
BARLEY-ouiet; mailing. siaai5. c.
l. r. Buffalo.
wHEAT-Spot market easy: No. red.
H.0ek elevator export basis and si.o4i.
I. o. b. afloat; No. l northern Duluth.
si-seA (. o. b. afloat. Futures declined
under liquidation owing 10 weakness
abroad. large worlds exports and heavy
receipts and lower prices In the north
west closing lsft1ssc net lower. May
closed sos 1-is; July, SL0lS.
CORN-Spot market easy; export, i3izc
I. o. b. .afloat Futures. nominal.
oATS-Spot market steady. standard
white. Gle in elevators; No. 2. sic: Nos.
and 4. eolsc; natural white and white
clipped. s6oitdsei1e on track. Futures
nominal.
HAY-Qulet; prime. SIS: No. !, $50:
No. .. siBdi.e0; No. 3. &casl.o0
ff'',E- S-Steadv; Central America. &c;
Bogota, 2ffM2fi1c.
.hl-Ik-rirm; hemlock flrsts. IN
&c; seconds, 2fff2sc; thirds. 2iq22c; re-
iects, lie.
PROVISIONS : Pork. steady; mess.
f7.50Hl1S5: family, si9.o0a20oo; short
clears, si7.00aiSs0. sBeef. firm: mess.
si3oal2Jo family, sl4-5oaiaco; beef
hams. sg7.50d10 Cut meats. firm;
picked bellies. 10 to II lbs, =. gffs5o;
picked hams. si10oa1l.2i. Lard. easy;
middle west prime. se.os6s.l0; refined.
easy: continent $40; South America.
1850. compound, s5.sTIkf11. 1zis.
TAI.LOW-Quiet; prime city, hhds., &c;
special. s5hc; country, 6n5ssc.
BUTTER--Easy, creamery specials
s4kc; extras, 3s1s6s4c: flrsts, 29ndsc;
process specials. SC; extras. 50 SIC
iirsts. 2si&Gzikc.
CHEESE-Firm: skins. 7kqiiisc
EGGS-Ffrm; fresh gathered extras,
s5V1Sc; firsts, DC; western gathered
whites Iff.lsc
PoULTRy-Dressed steady: western
chickens, l2itdl5c; fowls. i2hdi6c: tur-
keys. ieG2ic.
Alive. unsettled: western chickens, l2l.
qisc; fowls. Alsa l6ise: turkeys, l5qlsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Large and Prices
Steady to Ten Lower.
HOG RECEIPTS BREAK RECORD
sheep and Lamb Receipt. Disap-
pofntinEly small in Face OF
Good Demand and Prices
Ten 90 Fifteen Cents.

SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. Il. 1872.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
WIRELESS STATIONS
TO COMMUNICATE
WITH LONDON
Plans of Marconi Company
Call for System Which Will
Practically Girdle Earth
and Cost Millions.


thy hvenin9 herald \, y. Leased Wkfel
New York. June Twin wireless
stations 10 communicate direct with
London viii be built along this New
Jersey coast within year. according
20 an announcement made today BY
the Marconi Wireless Telegraph conn
pRny OF America. Options have been
obtained on similar sites at san Fran
cisco and Honolulu,
n is planned 10 construct plant
in the Philippine islands which viii
eommunl, ate direct with the one az
Honolulu.
The company VIII thus be enabled
"a send messages from London 90 the
philippines by way of the United
states, rclaYng the messages by land
wires from tho Jersey coast 20 san
Francisco. Tho plants at san Fran-
cisco and Honolulu VIII hn erected
immediately the announcement adds.
The first New Jersey station, the
announcement says. viii be erected
within nine months near BelInar,
upon site OF $50 acres purchased
today The second Will be erected
al Toms River or BarneRat and viii
be tphed 60 a key different from the
first SO that messages 10 either sta
tiCn may be received and s6nt stimuli
taneously without Interference
Tho distance from the New Jersey
stations to London is 3.iOe miles.
The estimated cost OF the plants
VIII be S75O,O0O each.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
SOCIALIST ADVICE
SCORNED BY
BELGIANS
Rioters Bent on Revenge for
Wrongs in Past and scOrn
Pleadings Of Orators Who
Counsel Peace.
tBy EvealnE IIeraie a. p. l.sassa wirel

tBy Evenlnn lIeruIa a. p. l.sanea wifei
Brussels. June 6~kinR Assert and
Queen Elizabeth abandoned their plan
20 depart today for OstoDd f0r "a stay
at the royal villa on the sea coast
because Of the pOlltlCnI situation re-
guliinE from the socialist resentment
of the clerical victory in the eicc-
tlous
Twenty thousand workingmeu at
LaLOuWcrc, where there are mines
and extensive manufactures hifted
socialist orators who urged the Htfik-
ors 20 return to work. The people
Of LaLouVicre and Mons are greatly
excited. but n ia believed the sociui-
iat apheal 90 their Followers 90 rer
frnin from vioicnce viii hc observed
Throughout the district of Liest
One man was killed. and twenty
uthers we're SERIOUSLY injured nt Nus
sen. "a commune in LuKcmburs, today,
during "a ilght between clfrlrals and
anti-elericuls. The encounter iastea
two hours
Tho socialist leaders aocm 10 have
lost control OF ehe men ln part %
tbs Walloon provinces. where work.
men declare they Wish 10 avongo thcif
comrades who we're killed at Llego.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
FOUR BATTLESHIPS
STEAMING IN
HASTE TO
c UBA
Arrival Of American Warships
With Large Force of Ma
rines Expected to Put End
to Negro Revolt on Island.
PRESIDENT GOMEZ
APPROVES LANDING
tH, 'vsa'us Hs's'a a. =. I.ss..e N,-s,

Washington, june Win four
American battleships steaming toward
GGantanamo. tho force of marines
Immediately available for the protec-
tion Of foreign llfc and property in
Cuba Is Increased 10 more than 1900.
Altogether the betticships Minnesota,
Mississippi. Missouri and Ohio. the
fourth division OF the Atlantic fleet
which put OUT from Key West late
yesterday under Rear Admiral Usher.
have on board ne0rly 500 marines.
These ships should arrive at Guaut0-
1nmo tomorrow
The cruiser Prairie. which already
has landed $40 men under Colonel
Lucas, has about 800 more on board.
The four battloships OF the third d.
vision of the Atlantic fleet sim az
Key West under Rear Admiral Ostcr-
hous under the flagship Washington,
have nearly 900 marines which
could be moved To- cuba IN little
more than a day
The combined forces of bluejackets
would only be landed In the most
pressing emergency, easily would
swell the total American force avail
able 20 more than $500 men.
As President Gomez Indicated w
his statement last night. tho aaaump-
tion by the American marines Of re-
sponslbllity for the safety OF the for
General M0nteagudos army OF the
most onerOus portion Of its work ana
will enable that officer 60 begin all
most Immediately a campaign In force
against the maraudlng negro insur-
gents.
ii il estimated that .000 American
marines would he fully equivalent TO
five times that number OF Cuban reg
ulnr soldiers.
President Cinmcz hopes by formine
the volunteer gunrd 10 rNiloYu the
regulars guarding foreign property so
that they may pursue the insurgents
The Cuban president lH said to hc
entirely Ia accord with the dispatch
OF marines 10 the interior for the
protection of foreign lives and prOp-
erty. He has informed Minister
Beaupre that he believes this VIII be
Of material benefit In quleting the
situation
Tho Cuban governments responsi-
bility for any wantOn acts by the i'm
surrcctos however. VIII not be les-
Bened IN any degree hv the plncins
OF American marines ia the interior.
This was made plain at the state de-
partment today
Army officers point out that the
relief OF Cuban troops from guard
duty that they might fight the insur-
rectos viii furnish a real test OF the
I ability OF the Cuban government 20
/ handle the situation.
The arms and ammunition whiCl
I President Gomez mas requested Will
be shipped immediately 80 Key West
and thence % Havana. The Water
vliet arsenal, New York, win ship the
rifles ana the ammunition will be
taken from Frankfort arsenal.
An emergency appropriation Of
$50, 900 for the expenses fthe ma
rine expedition 20 cuba has been ask
ed for by the secretary ~ the navy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
NEW BAGGAGE RATE
SUSPENDED BY
COMMISSION
Investigation Of Railroads
Right to Increase Tariff and
Restrict Size Of Packages to
BE Held.

tstF BHeatHh Aatf+ih - - Ae"@+A@ --AN@t
Waahington. june 6.~-New rogula-
tiona OF transportation Of paggaEe
proposed by nearly ssery railroad ia
The United States which la effect
would advance the rates on excess
We're suspended by the interstate
commerce commission today The
Suspension becomes effeptiNe July i
and continues In force for l20 days,
pending Investigation.
The new regulations not only
sought 10 amend the excess rates hut
20 prohibit the carFtage of certain
size pieces of baggnge. The proposed
regulations follow;
ION and after July I for any piece
OF baREafe except immigrant bag
gage checked ut port of innding(. the
greatest dimension Of which eNcceaa
forty-flye inches, there viii be an au-
ditionai chalge for cach additional
inch equal ID the charge for ten
pounds excess weight
ION and after ally A. 1917, 80
piece of hnggaRc the greatest oimen-
sion OF which exceeds seventy Aihf
Inches (cxcepiing immiFrant baggage
checked "a port uf landinNl VIII DC
transported 30 hnggnsp cars.
Tho commission believes tnal tht
fixing by the roads OF the dimension
of bngaugo will work an unnecessary
hardship on travellers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
Trex A. SlIITuFT CIIAsKs
MEXICAN uOfsSE THIEVES

Sandrrson, Tex, June "A posse
OF Terrell county ranchmon led BY
Sherin Allen. today gallopCd toward
the border in an attempt 10 head OF
Mexicans said 10 have stolen herd uf
horses from ranches. II she bandits
are encountered probably hard
neht VIII result
Removal 81 the bandits activity ON
this side Of the border ~ ascrihed tu
the withdrawal Of United states troops
who had been patr0lling the interEa-
ti0nai line
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
REAL CHANGE FOR
LEGISLATURE
Senator Miera Receives Pro-
test Against Worthless Dogs
Roaming the Public Do
main; Destructive Legisla-
tion Needed.


Especial Telegram % Evening ueraldl
Santa o.. ~ H.. June 6.--The Leg
ialaturo in the closing days OF th3
aaaalon lH conirUnteo with real OPP
portunily for destructive II not Con-
slructive legielauon, which viii mako
x hit with "a ieasl one citlzon. The
following communication was read ga
the senate last night:
"Mr senator r.. A. Miera. santa ",
N. IA.
Dear sir.
rs there any law or can there be
Id regard 10 dogs roaming 80 large
there ln many worthless dogs roaming
over the eountry destroying stock
tutac new afttfNrd coming 20 TINS
country brought more or less dogs
With them and they have Increased
faster than Stock since they came
know Of several large stock having
ben Killed hy Vicious Dogs since the
Dry Farming Boom has taken plnc,
and q ther could bc 4 Law tnai would
stop this Destruction OF Properly n
would bc Great Benefit TO the poo
Pic who osn stock and pay the Tna
OF the Country.
Yours Respect
"NEI.S CURTIS