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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
CLARKE WINNER
FOR RAIL BOARD
Error in Douglas County Returns
Of 1900 Votes Nominates the
Present Incumbent
RANDALL is BEATEN FOR PLACE

Harley g Morehead, election com
missioner Of Douglas county ycster-
day found an error had been made in
reporting the unofficial election re-
turns Of Douglas county on railway
commissioner, the vote of Mr.. Clarke
for railway commissioner being given
to Walter Johnson, one Of his OPP
ponents and Johnson vote being
credited 20 Mr. Clarke.
with this change IN Douglas county
Mr. Clarke is made the nominee of tie
republican pariy for raj wa9 commissioner
instead u Mr. Randall tho total vote
from the entire state not counting Doug
lass county outside Of Omaha. giving
Clarke Bs majority over Randall, the
vote being clarke 2l9os. and Randall,
1890
Commissioner Morchead was able 10
give the official count only of tlie city
OF Omaha, but stated that the entire
county vote would be cangassed by Tues
day. This VIII add 10 Mr. Clarkes vote.
The error found adds about 100 votes to
clarke'g total.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
Hard Coal Men Say
Prices Will Go Up

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May IAN
thracito operators here today said prices
of prepared sizes Of coal viii have 10
be increased 10 The consumers as re
suit Of the agreement reached with the
mine workers IN tho hard coal fields.
Chairman Warriner Of the operators gen
eral conference committee said the now
agreement would Involve n general wage
increase Of slightly moro than 10 per
cent. or between 100000 and $1,000 coo
n year
The general committee OF the anthra-
cite operators met here today, heard
tho reports OF IT'S subcommittee which
negotiated the agreement and formally
ratified the new WACO scale
NEW YORK. May "details Of the
settlement OF the anthracite coal CON
trorergy as y result Of the negotiations
which have been going on for wcelSs
between operators and the miners were
made public here today by the operators.
Tho agreement. involving Increased
wages. shorter hours and virtual recog-
milton Of the union. Is ms yet unsigned,
but since It has met with approval Of
the subcommittee, which has been in
session here. II is not anticipated that It
viii be rejected at the miners conycn-
ton at Pottsville, Pa. tomorrow
The agreement. Will be retroactive 70
April !. and viii avert threatened
strike. which would throw some 1900
employees into idleness
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
WILSON DECLARES
ALIEN BORN LOYAL
IF SOLDIERS NEEDED
President Says They Would CO.
to Colors with Cheers arr >oN
mentum in Time 49, eNN'
with Fore
NEVER HAD Wv OF THEM
Asserts Honor and Integrity Of
United States Can't Be Tam.
pered With.
UTTERs PRAYER FOR PEACE

WASHINGTON, May j. America
reawakened In national spirit through
lessons Of the war in Europe was the
theme Of an address by President
Wilson today AZ the opening Of the
National Service Military Encamp-
meut for young women In conclud
Ing the president voiced a warning
that the honor and integrity OF the
United Ststes cannot be tampered
with
He prayed that the country should
not be drawn into war but declared
that If It should be 'tn the great
voice Of national enthusiasm which
would be raised. all the world would
stand once more thrilled to hear the
voice Of the new world asserting the
standards Of justice and liberty"
Tho president e1press,d d confidence that
in line of trouble the great mass of for
elen born citizens 0f tho United state s
would q loyal II meyer hod The fllghtest
doubt Of what would happen when Ame
lee calle1 nron those " It's citizens bora
in other countries 10 come The the sup
poft Of the flag he said
why, they viii come with che rs. they
viii come With momentum which VIII
mike W. rcallza Tint America has once
more bccn aried awake out Of every sort
of dialempnF aud draar, and dlstracffon
and that any men who darc8 tanper With
The spirit Of America viii be cast out
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
TtOenty- Three Men on Ship Caught
in Ice Perish of Cold and Hunger

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
PUTS OIL ON FIRE,
is FATALLY BURNED
Mrs. Marie pinnisi Dies at St
Joseph Hospital as Result Of
Burns from Flaming Liquid
BABY RESCUED BY YOUNG GIRL

Mrs. Marie Plnnisl, 6l2 Pierce
street, aged 2S, died at S. Joseph
hospital aa the result OF burns re-
celyed Monday morning when sha
used kerosene 70 kudlo fire In the
Kitchen range.
Scarcely an Inch OF flesh on he
body escaped terrible burns when the
lerOaenc flarod and covered her
clothing with burning oil.
She attempted 20 caeape from the build
ing 20 the back yard, but whcn tho back
door opened several inelea and then
oaugft the draft from the opening whip
pod her burning clothing into torch of
flamc, and Il was N this condition She
wag found Oh The floor BY neigi'bors who
buried 10 her nid, l'ircmeu from Engine
ffoufe No 10. a block away. sHponded
lnd cxtinRulahcd tho fire before tho strue
lure. which houses five other families
VAS burned 10 any great c8tent
III The house nt the iime and lying n
CRIB which wag acorched BY the flamei
from The nothora clothing was i-year-olt
hnby Marie. who escaped without y eiuEli
burn. Ste was carried from the gtrnelur'
by Tereseo cnrnolo, aged ls years. VIII
lives upstairs ana was the first 10 III,
room after the fire occurred
The wumang husband II employed al
day lab0rer with a gang working noal
Rapid lcty 81 y, sho had several rola.
tlycs living ln Omaha and a number in
the old country
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
House as Committee
of the Whole Knocks
Out Freedom Clause

WASHINGTON. May 1,-sitting as the
committee Of the whole the house to
night voted, 1913 to 49, TO eliminate the
provision Of the Philippines bill author
izng tho president TO grant independence
to tho islands in four years, This was
accepted as meaning defeat for the sec
ton on a final vote
On the eighteenth anniversary Of tho
battle Of Manila bay, the Philippine in
dependence bill was taken up In the
house by unanimous consent. There wae
no resort 70 n special rule
Tho debate began under an agreement
between democrats and republicans for
eight hours. providing that az the con
clusion Of general debate the Clarke
amendment for independence within -four
years shall be taken up for vote first
Of all.
Defending tho Clarke amendment, Rep
resentatlye Jones, author OF the bill. de-
clarcd that the choice presented hy the
senate WAS between vague indefinite.
meaningless and almost inoonoeivable
proposition and nm honest effort 10 re-.
deem the solemn promises Of tho demo-
cratic party
There are now ie0o0 soldiers In the
islands he said. who believes that
2oocpl would be sufficient &c garrison the
forts that must he constructed and "a
defend the islands in the event of an at
tack by Some strong natiane / DO moi
hesitate ta express the opinion that Il
would he impossible successfully ta De.
fend tHem aasinat amy first class mill.
tarf and naval power
NfprfsrnfatlHa Jones pleaded with thf
republicans ta Support tha hin, because
COLONEL tseasaeelt who is likely to he
the nest presidential candidate az tbe ~.
pHhNgBn parts had approved Fb'lip-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
Four Weddings ALI
in Single Day in One
Shenandoah Family

SHENANDOAH Ia. May t..-fspeslal
Telegram 1.-The wedding Or I.a@retc
Nye 10 Miss Maude cutler M i2.p n. m,
was tho first Of four marriages today oi
children Of Mr. and Mrs j. y. Nya o.
this. their fortieth wedding anniversary
THE ceremony performed shortly after
midnight by n Justice ~ peace " ti
two Of the bridos-tos be and grooms-to-b
as witnesses. came az n surp i'c. Ttey
stole march on the family ond scored
O wedding no. on lie days calender I'll
wedding of Arthur Nge, secretary Of thr
Commercial club and Elks lodge AM
candidate for the republican nominee for
county auditor was the ncxt surpr Q. Hs
was married to Mis- Mary Hcaly, for
merly Of streator. H., ~ noon a. The
Catholic parsonage. lnvlt1ti1rs had beo
issued for a big double Wedding nj I
clock AT tho home when Miss Julie Nyo
was welded TO Kar! Grant of Pueblo.
Colo. chemist for an iron factory The
bride was former deaconncss at tho
Colorado Children's home Miss Lucy
Nye was married 10 sylvester Allured Of
Detroit. Mich
Mr.. md Mrs J r Nyo were married
forty years ago at double wedd ns.
They have twelve children al Of whom
were present but John Nyc an America1
consul In Ceylon, All children are mar
ried except three,
Among tho out Or town guests wefe Mr..
and Mrs. E IT. ttoel Of Omaha Mr. and
Mrs II. @. Ioel of Omaha Nrs Ghotlei
Campbell and children of Grard Island
Mob.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
AGREE ON REGULAR
ARMY OF 10000
House and Senate Confcrees Prac
tically Decide to Put Peace
Strength at This Figure,
WAR STRENGTH AT 100000

WASHINGTON, d. c. May IA
regular army Of 10000 men at
peace strength has been practically
agreed upon by senate and house
conferees on the army bill With
the plans for expansion as provided
in the bill, which has passed the sen
ate, this would produce an army Of
obout 100000 men in war strength
The bill as II passed the senate fixed
the peace strength at 10000
Tbe agreement on the slze of Tie army
ls tentative ma dependent upon settle
mont Of other features or the bill slil IN
dispute Il Was urged by tho eonfereea
that there should al lenst be a tentative
basis for tic sizc Of the army before they
could mako any proEreas on details.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
AMERICAN ARMY
WILL NOT LEAVE
LAND OF MEXICO
Baker. After Conference with Will.
son, Telegraphs Scott and
Funston Not to Debate
Withdrawal
THAT is NOT TO BE DISCUSSED
General Scott Said to Be Awaiting
Answer to Long Code Message
Sent Washington,
MAY DISCUSS COOPERATION

WASHINGTON, May ], Add
tional instructions sent TO Generals
Scott and Funston today by Secretary
Baker after q conference with Presi-
dent Wilson and with Secretary Ian
sing are understood to make plain
that whatever Is agreed upon at the
conference with General Obrcgon.
General CarranZas minister OF war,
must not be based on any immediate
recall Of General pershing's forces.
General scott probably VIII point out
20 The caff0Bza war minister that the
de faeto government Is threatened by
factlonal enemies within itg own borders
who would welcome an opportunity 70
rive against n. If thc United staleB
WAS compelled 70 80 into Mexico IN con
siderable force 10 make certain the so
eurty Of rs own borders against bandit
raids that opportunity might be pre-
vented.
The American officers had asked for
ampificntion Of Instructions received last
night from Secretary Baker. Officiala
here have described the conferences up
10 this time ~ being purely Of a pre-
llnnary character and for the purpose
of exchanging Views No dem0nds have
been presented by either side,
After nftcen-rnlnUte conference this
afternoon with Secretary Lansing, Eli
soo Arredondo, General carranzas am
baJsador said he had renewed the sug-
rcation for withdrawal of the Aneri-
can expedition tle stated. however, he
hnd not been especially instructed to pre-
sent n more formal demand than has
been made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
Heavy Dealings in
Stock Issues of the
Mercantile Marine

NEW YORK, May l-F'urther heavy
dealings in the shares Of the International
Mercantile Marine company control or
which ia now believed TO rest with the
American International corporation, was
the engrossing feature of todays stock
market
In the first three hours combined sales
Of the common and preferred stocks ng-
eregated 1900. both scoring high re- .
ords The preferred touched as. a gain
~ 3a over last weeks close and "a points
above its price of week ago. The com
mon at ep's showed a gain Of IS over the
week END and an advance Il in a week q
time
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
British Casualties
in MesopOtamia
Twenty Thousand

RERLIN. May tpy WrclaFa 10 Say
Nilie Tho number ~ essubllif .us.
tanned by tho British fraes in Nefo.
potamla during Alarh nh April g. give
az $500 iu Cpnafanilnon dlaratch 81
the ngerseaa &HwH agency
"'fhe booty ppinad at kU E tnRn
has not Yst hcru rleAoUel ihs uw
agontY add- "Am1ng the ntsmeF or
four generals ew mUmh ttncefs and f
lndlan ofnrers THE 4ufs D. mtdw
tu=ehef llAN taeM panaNtai Glen f5
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
Bryan is Elected
Alternate to the
Demo Convention

LINCOLN, May William J. Bryan,
defeated candidate for delegate-at-lnrge
10 tho democratic national convention, re-
celycd eighteen votes as alternate, nc
cordlng TO official count thus far. aud
hence may go to ths convention as an
alternate delegate.
His name was written In case he
is declared elected alternn 'elcgate, he
win be eligible 10 a seat IL, ST. Louis
convention " any Of the lar dele
gates should sec 1T TO give t",ir place
TO him w. H. Thompson and J j.,
Thomas. two Bryan men were elected,
Douglas Cones. another defeated cam
didato for delegate, received II votes
Louis j. Pialti 10, and l.. v. ililman. D..
The vote Of Douglas and Lancaster
counties have not peen received.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
Slayers of Sheriff
at Cheyenne Taken

FORT COLLINS. Cello May Two
mon believed 10 have been the slayera ot
Sheriff Frank Roach bf Cheyenne and
Nels Nelson were captured today hy
Sheriff E T. Cook nnd one deputy from
Fort Collins The capture was made
tVouiysscttn miles nofthWeat ~ here.
The men gave me uamss of Pete burns
and C. r. Pearson. They we've heavily
armed. Thp Officers identified o. sun ear
ried by ouu ~ the men aa belonHina 60
sheriff Roach
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
Kaiser and Aides
Debate Over Reply

BERLtN. May t-tvla t.andaul AZ
least another day deliberations al Freat
headquarters, and perhaps. more. mas
BE- expected before the German aHsWcF
O. the American note v decided an.
This H d6dRetd ffnm the fast Thar Am.
hassador Gstard telesraphed IaH nlsht
tt was uncertain Nhru ha Re8ld be ahis
b return lo Hafla Mr 0efara a thH
guest NJ EupaHF Mtiltsm al m#RiH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
GER MAN SUBSEA
SINKS TRANSPORT
Report from saloniki Says Large
Ship Was Torpedoed Ten Miles
East of That Point.
NO DETAILS, NO CONFIRMATION

BERLIN. May 1.--(By Wireless to
the Associated Press. Via sayyille) }
1t is reported from salonlki that
q German submarine has torpcdoed
large transport II is said tho
transport was torpedoed off Kara
Burun, ten miles east Of salonikl
This Ia the second instance in which
q transport Is reported to have been
torpedoed near salonik.
This report is contained in A dis
patch from Zurich. which credits this
news to the Greek newspaper Nea
Allthia OF Salonlki.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
Rev, B. Fay Mills,
Evangelist, is Dead

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
Senate Votes to
Accept Patent on
Gasoline Process

WAsntNGroN. May H. senator James
resolution asthorltng the secretary af
ite interior to receive M nsflgHmont OF
tio BlumRu Iaerm for tfp-oN,mert in
gasoline mhnaia lurf. Was adpple tod a
ht the muaie bteeof AiannDug cf the
hrreau at mines ufauuea che tsnnt, the
WieUt r1nia 90 iaetoaze BaHnii le pr1
euruon fun % to 40 lttte9 90 lho crudt
on bsd immediate lfta d. masc tts
rto available 90 ere pabHo Ver
aathafittti
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02

I'll pAso, Tex. May Major General
Fredcrick A. Funston announced shortly
before noon today that only one more
conference would be held with the McN-
lean Representatives on the military qucss
tioss NOW existing between this country
and Mexico. He said II would be brief
ono. Generals Scott and Funston are
awaiting reply from Washington before
setting time for the conference.
III PAaO, TEX. May i.s-ilesumptlon Of
the Funston Obregon conference to
consider the American military problem
W Mexico may not he undertaken until
lato today or pqgsibly tomorrow, when
II b believed tho administration will have
had timc TO digest the reports that have
bcen sent TO Washington by the Amer
lean representatives Of the War depart.
ment here.
Generals Scott and Funston, with their
aides. worked far into the night prerar-
ing data and reports and last code mes
sage was dispatched TO the War depart
mcnt Just before daybreak Several code
fossaRea have already been exchanged
and II is understood that the army Of
fieers have asked permission 10 take up
in al it, phases, the question OF with
drawing the troops from Mexico which
General Obregon and his fellow conforees
brought 10 the fore at the conference
Of Saturday.
That tho conference here will finally
settle the withdrawal question is not be-
lleyed. Washington, II Is said. has sug-
gested that the American representatives
obtain all possible data and information
bearing on tho question that may be adj
vanced by tho Mexican conferees. and
forward a fun report for the consldera-
tion Of the State department, which now
has carranza's request for a withdrawal
Of the American troops undep conaldera-
ton.
After the conclusion Of the negotla-
lons here for the withdrawal OF the
troops the American eonferces are pre-
pared to take up the proposition Of CO.
operation OF the American troops with
the carranza forces IN the crushing Of
the Nillista bands. II is believed that
General Obregon, before undertaking To
discuss this question. Will az least urge
mat the American troops retire 10 a linn
tied and restricted district Just south Of
the border for ita political effect Ia
Mexico. The proHnce uf United States
troops on Mexican soil IL said 20 he nro-
yokng hostility
obregon and his party think the con.
Continued on Page Two, Column onel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
RUSS REGAIN POSITIONS
LOST TO THE AuStRlAAS

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
Lone Man Robs
Bank at st. Paul,
Mimi Of $4,000

ST. iPAf.L. Minn, May ono man
held up the cty Bank of st Paul on
West Seventh street this afternoon drove
the cashier and tgo messengers into the
vault md escaped with 5000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
RANK AND FILE OF
IRISH REBELS LAY
DOWN THEIR ARMS
Soldiers Of the Republic of Ireland
Stack Their Guns at the
Foot of the Parnell
Monument.
UPRISING is NOW AT AN END
Movement Collapses and Leaders
Advise Followers in Outside
Towns to Surrender
DESTRUCTION III DUBLIN GREAT

LONDON, May All the rebels
In Dublin have surrendered and those
In the country districts are doing
likewise, according 10 an official
statement issued this evening.
The Enniseorthy rebels have un-
eonditlonally surrendered, Il was
officially announced tonight ons
thousand prisoners we're taken IN
Dublin yesterday, the announcement
added,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
AUGUSTINE BIRRELL-

Chief secretary for Ireland,
who has announced his in
tention of going to the scene
of the recent revolt to take
charge of the situation there.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
nlLLnrIN.

LONDON. May official an.
nounccment was made this afternoon
mat all the rebel leaders In Dublin
had surrendered
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02

IUHiIHHfd N I'aas 'F'vo c0I9un FiVe1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02

CONTINUED on Paeo Two, Column TwoJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02
Cali Tyler 1000

II Nou Mani 10 Talk to The Bee
or TO Anyone Connected
With The Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-02

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29
OPENING BAND CONCERT
ARTISAN PARK TONIGHT
Marine Band 20 Give First o. series
Of Consents. Hours 1880 20 $50
O'clock.

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Band concerts 90 bee given thrna4h'''
tine summer Rt Artesinn fafe w
Thursday and SUNDAY hNcriues. Nili o.
than w tonight 1850 to $50 o'eloch
Director Bradley ~ tho Marne ran
announces Che fo'lowins pfosfhio
March Great Republic SonthN'
Wultz Flowers and Smiles 1.s--.
Srrouldc Thoughts ~ love i'sll
Oyertur, Bevciry
March Red. Whlte and Blue
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Intermission.
March Western HaF
Overture TheWcddlng Rims iHft-iu
Waltz Daughter n Love - t's'''''''
FoE Trot The Murray Trpt
Biess and kiickmaa
Medley Overture Past ana s'res-
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hours far soc SUNDAY evening cfo''
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Thursday concerts 1880 % $50 oe''sA'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29
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