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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-22

The Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly u recognized az
the best and ms>s iaGuential
foreign advertising me.,assa in
Nebraska.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

vera Cruz, Apgil 2S S--Ihe transports
bringing the Fifth army brigade com
prising the Fourth. seventh. Nine
teenth and Twtnty eighth infantry reg
irSents under Brigadier Keneral Fred
ericlz FUNSTON. were made fast at the
docks shortly before 10 o'clock this
morning.
Brigadier General Funston called
On Rear Admiral Badger later and
talked over with him his plans for
the landing Of the troops. An agree
ment was reached regarding the 20
sitions the soldiers were to occupy
The infantrymen will take charge
Of the positions along the outer line
as soon as they come ashore This
seamen are to be relieved detach
ment By detachment, ana viii return
to their ships. The complete exchange
between the soldiers ana the marines
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
Border Patrol Readn

El Paso. Texas, April 2S.-The divis-
ion Of troops now on the Mexican boT-
der is grapgred TO take the fieid at
five minutes notice fully equipped
for long and severe campaign, ac
cording to Brigadier General John j.
Pershing, who took over today the
command Of the United States troops
here. General Pershing said the
troops had been Supplied with 30
days field rations and sufficient am
mtnition and supplies to carry them
through any campaign the war de-
partment might deem necessary. Cen
eral Pershing, who arrived early today
with the last sections Of the Sixth and
Sixteenth infantry regiments from
san francisco, made an immediate In
spection of the border patrol here. He
established his headquarters at Fort
Bliss. but the Sixth and Sixteenth reg
iments haev been encamped in this
city and are expected to remain here.
With the arrival Of the infantry reg
lmants from the Presidio, San Fran
cisco, the movement Of the troops to-
ward this section Of the border appar-
entity has been completed, at least for
the time
Colonel G. A. P. Hatfield, who has
been in command here and who vas
relieved by General Pershing, has
been ordered to take command Of the
Second cavalry brigade, which is scat
tered along the Arizona border. Col
onel Hatfield and the headquaTters'
staff of the Second brigade win leave
Thursday for Douglas Ariz.. where he
will establish headquarters
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
RESCUE RNES OPERATING
IMRRFsoN MINERS AF7E COM
FINED TWO EPARATE
sHAF IS Tt4e5eHT
.PolsoNoUa les ARE BELIEVED
TO HAVE DONE THEIR
nApLY WORK


Beckely. va April %. Two
hudred and Ifiy men are reported
'entombed by plosian IN the mine
OF the New river Colilery company
at BccIes, he explosion occurred
when a fun force Of men were at
work in shaft Nos and s, each
down about 600 feet deep, and could
be heard in the towns Of Eccles, near
which the mfne are located. 1t was
known that that IS fss men we're III No. 5
and rs in No 6. A rescue crew was
at once organized and succeeded in
dropping down one shaft to the bot
tom, where two men were found bad
ly burned and brought to the SUR
face. 1t is believed both were fatal
ly hurt
Another rescqe marty was organized
and tried to enter the mine. They
feared that aIlapat Il not all, Of the
entombed men a perished.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
ORDERS FEDERAL TROOPS
into COLORADO COAL FIELDS IN AN
EFFORT TO SlJBDUE THE Civil war
I'd pEclpE JURISDICTION

Santa Fe. April 2S.--The entire
Of jurisdiction oyer the Pueb-
10 indians and their lands, win be
ithrashed out again before Federal
Judge William HI Pope on q, demurrer
to the indictment Of san Juan Garcia
-Bor the murder Sf Albert Leeds at
,Acorna. Reams have been written and
a long line of opinions handed down
in the territorial and federal Courts,
including the United States supreme
court, attacking some phase Of this
but there are evidently phas-
es OF it that have not been cleared up,
lat least the attorneys for San Juan
Garcia believe that they have the best
of it when they raise the question Of
jurisdiction. e. css Wa1e .J.., swSll
make the arguments for the United
States and H. B. Jamison Of Albuquer-
que for the defendant Garcia is ac-
cused of shooting Leeds who had the
reputation of being a wizard who was
able to turn his enemies into dogs, SO
cused Of shooting Leeds, who had the
front OF Garcia's house and the con-
tention is that Garcia while in the
house shot Leeds while the latter was
passing. The arguments tomorrow
promise to be Of great interest, not
only legally but also historically and
otherwise
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
A rrasI of pestruotien

Laredo, Texas, April 2S. Mexican
federals retreating from Nuevo Lar
edo after dynamiting the border city
left 4 trail OF desaruction behind tnen,
according to tlain crew arriyins
here today with the abandoned troop
trains used By the federala IN their
flight. The towns Of sancaez and La
4arita wers completed destroyed
they reported and the inhabitants
rave lied u tho hills.
The rebel commander at Nuevo La
redo today reported to the American
autholdties here that the fedora
troops who Friday evacuated thf
town were trying to reach the Rii
Grande above Laredo. United State
troops at Miners were ordered TO b.
on the alert. Army officials say Nc
thing had been seen Of the federal
at noon.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
M'MILLIN Hangs ON
TO HIS BIG STAR
ALBUQUERQUE CHIEF or POLICE
REFUSES TO BE oUsTEo
BY SUCCESSOR

Albuquerque, N. NJ, April 2S. dis
trict Judge III. F. Raynolds today is
sued temporary restraining order
forbidding Mayor D. II. Boatright and
George H. Thomas, who the mayor
has appointed chief Of police, from
attempting to take possession Of the
office or interfere with the incumben-
cy Of Thomas McMiIlin, the present
police chief, pending a hearing set
fer Saturday, May 2. The order fol-
lows an attempt by Mayor Boatright,
Thomas and crowd d supporters to
take forcible possession Of the po
lice chiefs Office last night after the
democratic majority in the city coun
Gil bad refused TO confirm Thomas
nomination
BOatright Is republican and was
elected April Z. Five Of the Council
men are democrats. fhe law re-
quires confirmation BY q majority o.
council When Thomas entered the
cheit's office last night armed with
the mayors linapproEed commission
he attempted to take Chief McMilliH
ont by the arm Thomas was thrown
into the street Polfee agarded tht
Office all night
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

Washington, April 2S.-While en-
VOWS Of Brazil, Argentine and Chile
sought today TO find some ground on
which to base proposals to the United
states and Mexico which would settle
The difficulties between the nations,
the word was flashed from Vera Cruz
mat Brigadier General Funston and
about 5000 troops had arrived at the
base Of American operations in the
MEXICAN republic.
Chief interest IN WASHINGTON cen.
tered throughout the day however,
m the activity Of the South Ameri-
can diplomats who met early in the
day at the Argentine legation TO plan
the next step in the negotiations for
peace. Before the enyoys began their
conference Secretary Of State Bryan
was formally notified by Ambassador
qfano Of Spain that General Huerta
has accepted the principal Of media
lion proposed Coincident with the
conference OF the mediators, Presi-
dent Wilson and the cabinet met in
regular session, the subject Of alb
sorbing interest being the Mexican
situation with peace proposals as the
narticular matter under consideration.
ambassador DaGama of Brazil sought
to confer with the secretary Of state.
but Mr.. Bryan being at the cabinet
meeting, the Brazilian ambassador
informed Robert Lansing, counselor
OF the department, that General Huer-
Ia had given assurances that he
would protect Americans in depart
ing from Mexico. ~
wien l1 members III tAe cabinet
reached the white House to enter on
the serious deliberations confronting
them all Of them appeared more
cheerful than they had been for many
DAYS. ana several expressed the hope
something tangible and hopeful would
come from the proposals to mediate
The dispute with Mexico.
No new orders were issued from the
navy Or war departments, but there
was enthusiastic interest among de-
partment heads ovei the arrival at
vera cruz Of the transports bearins
he Fifth army brigade, comprising
the Fourth, seventh, Nineteenth and
qweuty.eighth infantries under Brig
adler General Funston.
runston's orders not Affected
secretary Garrison insisted early N
the day that the mediation proposals
could not AFFECT the orders to General
Funston. General F'unston's instruc
lions were to land Immediately on ar
rival ana assume supreme command @
land forces.
Rear Admiral Fletcher, who nal
been directing operations up to thl'
time. win, therefore, return to BIZ
flagship the Florida, withdrawing q
SO ali Of the bluejackets. That par
of the marine force now ashore q
Vera Cruz has been detached frou
the navy and now becomes part Q
General E'anston's comnaand. Genera
Funston also win take I'D the work IN
dertaken by Admiral fletcher in &
recting the administration Of govern
mental affairs at Vera Cruz
The state department received
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

miles above Laredo, Texas, according
TO q state department. report today
It is supposed here these federals
are part Of the command which dyna-
mited Nuevo Laredo few days ago
when It was feared they would destroy
the international bridge between the
Mexican town and Laredo, Texas
They afterwards lett for the south ID
Join other federal forces supposed t.
be operating between Nuevo Laradf
and Monterey
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
TODAY IN CONGRESS

Washington. April 2S House Met
at noon
Debate resumed on naval appropria-
ton bill.
Ways and means committee post
poned until December consideration
Of ant-tobaceo coupon bill
Judiciary committee continued con
sideration Of antitrust bill
Public lands committee reported
Church bill authorizing secretary Of
the interior to lease to occupants nm
patented oil Or gas lands in Califor-
mia,
Agriculture committee continued
hearing against future trading in
grain.
Mine conlmitteenfheard Willian
Green, secretary and treasurer Of Uni
ted Mine Workers Of America, adj
vocating the Taylor bill to create an
additional experimental station
Senate: Met at noon
Passed La toilette resolution call
ing on interstate commerce commits
sion for all communications in the
rate increases cases.
Considered bill to increase limit Of
postal savings bank deposits.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
posToFFIcE DISCONTINUED

Santa Fe, April 2S The pOstoffice1
at Gallegos, Union county, after an
existence Of quite number Of years.
has been ordered discontinued Mall
addressed to it viii be sent to Bryan
tine while the supplies have been or
dered shipped to santa Fe
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
Foreigners are Safe

Rome April 2SA dispatch today
from Mexico city says:
The fact that foreigners are au-
thorized to leave constitute a pledge
OF safety for all foreigners. Very few
Italians, French or Spaniards have
left, but many Germans, and num-
Der Of British have departed
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
eeNcH SHOW IN SAN FRANCISCO

BENCH SHOW IN SAN FRANCISCO
Sa Francisco Calf. April 2S- Blue
blooded dogs 10 the value Of more
than one million dollars were placed
on display today at the opening of
the animal bench show Of the Golden
Gate Kennel club. There are more
dogs entered aud they are Of a high
slisu snx oS Tic 2Fayiolls
shows given irA this city Several
breeds Of dogs never before shown
iii California are included among the
exhibits. The show viii continue
three days
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
MONTANA SUNDAY SCHOOLS

Anaconda. Mont. April 2S-A large
and representative attendance marked
tlle opening here today Of the annual
eonY sntan Of the Montana State sun.
day schoal association. The opening
session s. lbs three days program
was held this afternoon with ths
state president Rev p N Wright
presiding
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

lcountenancing, abetting or taking part
in such unlawful proceedings; and
do hereby warn all persons engaged
in or connected with such said do
nestle violence and obstruction Of the
laws to disperse and retire peaeeablv
to their respective abodes on or be
fore the thirtieth day Of April instant
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal
Of the United States to be affixed
year Of Our Lord, letsen Hundred
and Fourteen. and Of the Independence
Of the United States Of America the
one hundred and fhirty-eiehth.
WOODROW WILSON,
BY the President
WILLIAM ]. BRYAN,
Secretary of State.
The presidents telegram to Cover
nor Ammons was as follows
In response to your telegram de.
seribing a situation Of domestic vio-
lence on your state. which you ii.
formed me has passed beyond the
ability Of the state to control. and
conveying Your request to ms to dis
patch federal troops, pursuant to Sec
tion Four. Article -Four Of the consti-
tuiop Of the United states, beg
leave to advise you as follows
"That section Of the constitution
provides that the United states shail
protect each state on application Of
the legislature Or Of the executive
when the Legislature cannfA be con.
vened against domestic solence. ana
is put nito effect 81 eellSin statntes.
principally Sections nSve, Two, Nine.
Seven and Five. revised statutes. me
former makes it lawful for the preei
dent in the circumstances described
ii the section referred to. to use the
land forces OF the naval forces Of the
United states as he deems necessary
and the latter pr0yioes that wheneF
ed in his Judgment it becomes neces
sary to 50 use these forces he SHAH
forthwith BY proclamation command
the insurgenls q aisrezse and retire
peaceaDiy to their respective abodeN
A. !. }.-.l...zst-e = *s.1
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
EedsraIa TrY q croaa aoraer

washington, April 2s-Two federal
generals and their commands who
we're driven back by constitutionalists
from the southern part Of the state Of
NueVO Leon are attempting to cross
the United States border about 90
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
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AMERICANS KILLED

= Vera Cruz. April 2s. An un- =
= confirmed report received hers 9
8 today says six Americans wele .
4 taken from jail at Cordoba and =
= killed, also another American .
4 killed at Cosamalcapan. 60 miles =
= south Of Vera Cruz Neither =
= Fletcher nor Consul Canada had 4
s what is regarded as conclusive :
: information of the execution, but =
= are fnve sieatlne
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
ARGENTINA AND CHILE TRY
TO find COMMON GROUND ON Which
AMERICA And MEXICO. Gan AGREE
will not be accomplished before to-
morrow The infantry regiments were.
ordered to land later in the day
British Company Seized

ordered 20, land later ID the uay-
British Company Seized
Rear Admiral Fletcher last evening
seized the piers, yards and buildings
OF the Terminal company. a British
owned concern, control over which he
regarded as necessary in order to ia
cilitate the resumption Of the normal
business activity Of the city. The
admiral had been endeavoring to rent
the property, but could not come to an
agreement with the managers as to
the price to be paid.
Treated Prisoners Nicely
Six federal soldiers who wandered
too close to the American lines were
captured late yesterday by marines.
There is no desire among the Ameai-
cans to attack or in any way assume
the offensive against the Mexicans, SO
when the marines found themselves in
possession Of . squad of Huerta sol
diers, they did their best to entertain
them. They gossiped with the Mexi-
cans regarding the news beyond the
lines and after a field luncheon shook
hands with them and sent them away.