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mCCO DECKS OFFICE
Mexican General Refuses Gov?
ernorship of Chihuahua.
GONZALES TO ASSUME POST
Hernandez. Partisan of Vasquez
Gomez. Declares Himself
Head of Northern State.
El Paso, Tex.. Feb. 7 ? Abraham C.on
latee constitutional G?orernoT of <"hi
auahua, is ?pected to resume that
efflcc according t?> ?.fri'inl advi?*?BS from
the capital to-day to ihe Ma: of of
l?a*
Tbe intention of Gonsale? 1?? resume
?frier whs expressed In tetograra lo
aBnaor.il Pascual Ottxmvo. '.?.?nza-tlos sent
In* mesaag? from Jimmez. and stated
fjiat he would .?save at once for Chihua?
hua. He is expected t?> arrive to-ni.u
f.w These advk*es .?is?, contained ih>
Information that General Oroaco to
leelined ihe office of Governor tendered
ami by the stat? Assembly.
Kraiilllr? Hernandez, who resigned as
fecretary of State recently, is su id to
hi?v( proclaimed himself provisional
hovernor ??:' Chihuahua, aligning hims? if
t*. ?th the Gomes mov?*-m?sut He i- t?
I'orted at Mapula, twenty miles south ol
1 liihnabiia. with two hundred men.
['?id ?I? L;i Puente, recognized as
loading agent <? the Vasques Gomes
pronagands In Mexico, ivai in FA Pas??
rglit, and left to-day for the Fast.
mably Snr Antonio, where Gomes
BOW Is
S?lex ico National trains are operating
south of riiiliuahuu to-day as usual, but
Ihe Mexico Northwestern has annulled
hII trains until further orders Mexican
t. belt? last night burned seven bridge*?
of Santa Sofia, whi? h is l<">."i miles
south of here.
An etiempt t?> load a train of ?'attic on
Ibis ralIrond t??-d?iy at San Pedro was
T-""?T?nt"'l by the rebels who declared
they might need ih?' ?mic themaelvea
? c? . - ? ?_?.
Washington. Fab. 7. Th? Washington
suthorities who?, buataeaa it is to watch
i ? Mexican situation are now resting on
tr.eir army, as els?' .are approximately 1".
Me men of the mobile and coast foices of
the regular arm' 1/ ? r* consul in the dis?
?T.-?. .j diatlict? v? c h n?i hele nearly all
the border states ,in?l a number In the ln
Hini In the ?southern part of Mexico,
special agents of Ihe [lepartment <?f Jus
.,ttcr<'?1 alone th? bolder ana) th? niili
tnr\ forces who arc maintaining ?ateh on
h.iv? bear; Instructed
fimptlv to report nn-. d'-v eiopment Indi?
cting trouble.
? >n th* whole, the situation SppearH ?..
? .t. Depart men 1 to be mor? fsvorahl
until the receipt ?-.f s dispatch from
Colonel Steevet commanding the eavalrj
patrol at 1:1 pasn. announcing thai I la
11 oops had captured thirteen arme?! ,\ie\?
rans, who ha?! made their war acre*
? a bito American territory. Polonel
Steraai ?v;, s unable to state definite!?
wNthei thea.r ?it?n helonge,! t.. m.
? e. fia-i-iarv ? ..r were band ? -
ISttel llUgSeStiOl appears ?he more ?.
tble '.i'- ?he ^-ata- I >e|?.rtm??nr hepe-.e-, th.at
Ml"?' of thr re. en? dlSOCd. -. ex? e
been due to marauding ??
Thi? small Invasion of American ?
I? make'i clear the advi*ah|llt* of rflaln
I ;h rd etl (h?- Pordei i'> ?..
etttrSllry laws The report M
I'Alonel Steeper tofjether With Other lat?
? ? '-on-? Mexieo. was lai'l before
K?nt Taft by sa-.-rctuner Knos
HtlmsoTl It was deeded that while t~ir-n
i al Duncan may send any number of men
In the . T ???partmcrrr ?f Texas to augment
s,i\o border patrol, upon representations
finni Colonel Bteever, the army as ? whole
j.ending f'trrher development?, in Chihuahua
?her st?.?? there have i?pen
? li-turbBl.ee?.. will ri'.r be SI rit t" the Mexl
tan frontier
Legislation to glv?| to President Tafl
oSdtWl rower in order fully to protect Ame?
ala-aris; ?b' M'Mfali bonier in i
lanrn'-er Mexican outbreak Is to h< u.tro
?i*'\fci] m the House soon by members of
' t'.e Foreign Affairs Gmnmhtea
presentatlve Poster j.? formulating law?
that will meet the Vh-W of -Ire President
and the state Department as to the powers
that ahould be given the cxexruttve h<-a?l of
. ? ernm? ni
Repr?sent?t I v< Smith, of T>xai Dei ?
? t? di ? 'iiT? d th? ?t hi? rese
lotion to Instruct the Btati Departmenl to
??.aim- of Ameiicani -?> and
T)ouglas. who were injured ..r suffer. ?
on American sofl from stray bullet? from
es of Juarez ami Agua r* lei
RUSSIAN MINISTER HECKLED
?Douma Asks Why Editor of
t Novoe Vremya" Is To Be Tried
Bt Petersburg I'eb 7 - Th<- rase II
tr c the nani" Rasputin
ed holy man and mystic, wh?. is wield?
ing immense Influence at court, har irown
io be nn affair of national Importance, The
r-OUma t..-n (I t adopted a:, urgent inter
? "?ed tr, the Minister ol the
i., why he ha?i appltod iiiegn!
rC a rcl
Moscow, ordering ?hem to print nothing
concerning Rasputin, and on what ~rn;in?i?
he had confisca ted ?dit ions of i !>?? ' \uvo.
v'remya" an?) the ???-,,.n,- ,d ,,r.
...?i..I prose? utions of the editors.
t it -?? as .1 i" be ?lu? i?, the antaj
l"f Kaj-pntin that HellodoriiS an?! Bl hop
.|ei?*d into ????lie. i'om
r.rtng ?m tins a. thin of the Bmperor ami
the He*t- Bj nod, the two papers mention?*!
ni?iisheai i? denunciation of Rasputin d?
?criblni ? '? i ol I odlt ? aa ?
- The editor <?f th?' "Novoe Vremya."
nil., i? now wider charges which
ma) result In his imprisonment.
Tlia Interpellation Introduced In the
i ?in ui.i reproduoea an opeti letter addr?aea?*d
- nod by the religtous a i It? ;
Novoaeroff m the ' ?lolai-m-skv statin,
iliat th? criminal lraKi-<'i>nie?ly has been
??arrb-d on )..i years "by the filth) <or
ouls sad badges, Rasputin, before
?I th.- synod."
Rasputin resides at Tsarahos floln. srher?
' . I ol a CUlt The Em] ?
said in be aa? ?>i rtls devoteee. Mambara ?>f
Hoi) ByaOtl, in jui'. ate iett.TS. baXtO de
i ??un? ?-il him as a charlatan and In ?-ve-i
more opi.rolrious terms tiut they hav not
, dart-u t?> tak? active naasures t?. lefsnd
nurch.
FRESH HOPE FOR DANISH KING
Doctors Bring Cheering News from
Bedside of Stricken Monarch.
? "i ? rrhaK? n. i"< i?. 7 Hop- was revived
this ?venin? by the bulletin on King
rtal - aoaiitiaa Issued by the attend?
las it ??? tans. Th?- (?ulletln read:
The pulmonarv inflammation har not m
?I ..f.d th? rough )?> S*fS***~g Th?
Kiha passed a quiet d.O. Ills appetite and
? trength ma- go??d "
Tin King i? suffering from I
and I, erlofl ?ondttton I ?aut-ln? '-? "
era) 'S^baiet? ll.r..'.giV.,it ixnuiaik Th' r<
1 - ..i . .lie, A\ ?h? pala- -
l*?-e?j<Jth?ul t?Oa <t* ".car LoUlM i m
ii*FOf-*d Phe it aufletln. from a bron htrl
Btfecuoa '
DIPLOMAT'S PAPERS STOLEN
German Attache Lores Dispatch
Box in Switzerland.
Qencvs, Feb. 7?An attach*? ,,f th?
i'.f-rman Embaacy in T'om?. ha.-- )??-.n
rpbi.oii r.f s dlapatch bos containing im
portan* documenta At the limr of id
! roi.i.fi?>? ill-- attach?! was travelling <>n
iiio Rome-Berlin expresa which stoppai
_l Goeschenen, Bwltaerland.
All ihf iMtaaenger?, Including ?everal
Americans, were closely interrogated :<nl
( tlK-ir bagglf?* ui,c ?"Hrihrfl i,i;t wltboui
? rcyi.lt.
-?
COAL STRIKE LOOMS UP
British Owners and Miners Dis?
agree on Minimum Wage.
l?ndo.i. Feb. : The probaMllty ol ? ne?
? tinnal coal strike and complete dlehjcatlon
of th?- Industry hm*- ''???i. greatlj Increased
hy the failure of the national eonferenc? of
t ir i *? .-.?al owner snd ruinen lo .-ft?*? i .. set?
tlement. During 'i'?* ttrlj pan of*January
h ballot of t ?? Miners' r? deratlni
taken on the question of declaring s gen?
?trikr on M.,i.ii I, Thi ballot Indi?
thai MS.W1 ?oen were f<>- a rtrlk?
i and 110,31 were again, t in. s'rik'
Tl.. conference ?1| he ??ai owners snd
miners was preceded x meetings of the
I representatives of the ?<..>> miners In Qreat
Britain extending ovei many days, st
which a minimum wan? scale for til under?
ground workers was formulated scenrding
to the varying conditions of the districts,
i but providing thai nowhere should the
wave i> less than ?iv? ithllllngs ($1 2Si s
day. These demand? wcie dlscuswrd si a
I prolonged uession to*<lay, with the result
that the coal owners adopted s resolution
d? claiing.
Th? owners are pre| ...<??? lo t*oni?ent to Ihe
proposition that e^cl person In iheli em?
ployment should rec< v. u tall da} * wage
for a (lavs work, it n i ? ?-on vitn .-.I that
payment In twoportloi t.. .... amount of
work performed Is 'he onl) rul. thai .-an
be successfully applied In the cat* of coal
getters. They are ..war. that there are
in whi.h, ??? nip i. dith. ni?" ?
Ing m ??on*-, .in. ?.; . Kceptionul condi?
tlons m th' woi king plac?. h nan
doing I la best, It ?mahle *.>? earn a
won'.i undei ordin?r) otacumstanc-** In
such ???.-.o?! the owners recognise the neces
Pltj i?.i special ronelderatlon, and are will?
ing to discuss with th? workmen the meana
by which this ran ;,f* ascertained
Thr resolution concluded wltli s reserva
tion ?>f the riRht t" continue the negotla?
tlons.
The miner* i-eplled eg] ? sing regrel a;
the refusal of th?' -??..l owners t"
this principle >.f s minimum wage, and
a.l.une: "We know 'hat then
?Ott lerne all of th- i>rea?-ni ?lt^i??it #-? unlesi
rli ? Iple ii- ?tieed li "
Prior to the ?adoption of the reao
by the coal owner* '.he representatlres oi
th?- South Walgs .-?'?i-, withdrew fi.?ni
conference on : le ground that th*
acr-*-<*-ment with Ihelr wcrkmen still ha?i
three year* to run. and i Mir. at t.. *--'rik?
unleas a minimum -ac. i- ronced?*d ?.-...
tantamount t?. notifl - it thai
menl would be broken
? i.
GOMEZ OUSTS CUBAN HEADS
Veterans Behind Dismissal of
Enemies of "Cuba Libre "
Havana. FYti 7 Preftldcnt G?l <r ha?
isMio.j a decree ?iirrotinr; all the h? -
national ?.mi muni? ? Brtmentn to
diMiil--.?. employ?**? sgalnsl whon evlden <
of former hostlllt) to
Ubre" is pr-eaented bj the \>terana Ash?.
.la'i'.n Th" \\m\ of proscribed ofTI
ere romprisea man hundred! of name?
.-? flor Mat-hadn s ? ? ? he I ntei loi
announces his intention to disregard the
l*r. sldential oi d? i Within th? pant
"el" hours there havi been mai
minea I?, especiall* from the Treaaur* non
Public Works drp.irtinenr
? i ,, v ? ..f ? .'..non.' . bul It | gei
belli ?-?i il.Ht ihj-- action is In
the demands ?>f the veterans
' SOCIALISTS CUT KAISER
| Ignore Call to the Palace to Hear
Speech from Throne.
WILLIAM GREETS REICHSTAG
?
Significant Biblical Text Chosen
ns Ground of Exhortation
to Legislators.
i;. rlii i""" ? Bmpi i n William In per
| w,n to-da; opened the thi.?
lias aasemhled sine? Ihe establish
, mer:: ol German Emi Ire In iv ?. in
?.??>,-,.! ol s;.'it.?- to the Imperial psrltsment.
?i if rustomary, the Emperor ??;.!!? ? ? ?
l members to the pals ?? where ? . m ?
?rpeech nom th. throne It. the hlstoi
While Hall. The .!'-?>ut?. s pre?
Iii.r the most part, in uniform or ceurl
drea*. but ' ? of lh. Social
l...n<" rgtl. party, comprising more ilisn
?_,- p< cen? of Ihe membership ?>f the
I Mouse pul In sn appearance.
i.f.i b> the ohl'M member of I ftVI ??
I tag, the Radical. Albert Traeger. all th?
deputies Joined heart Uj it. lh? customary
three cheers as the Emperor entered He
ittended bj sei era I of t he royal
i.r;nrr . and Burround?fd b; all ihr pomp
? and ceremonial of s mediieval iiageant. He
? ded b? tabarded I ?. ?? ilds an.I
?gray haired generala bearing the croam and
- . en. . i h. an or.l .-i ?tate, i he i'.
ban ne i and other ? mbl? ma of emp
The Eroperoi walked straight i?.
i rone, mounted the ?ir.is snd, placini
l.-'lni?-. on his head, r.a.l '; - ? Whl? h
h? iiok from Use hands ol in ... F-teth
I tmann-Hollweg. the Imperial ? hatn-ellor
The main note of th? si ???<?;,
for addll'"ii" 'o iii> mlllti r?
? .?? . \. . r,.,j |,r-, , ?
s.ii in ihe present International nit i
After greeting the member of ihe im
| perla I parliament In thi name of the gov?
ernments "t lh? confederated statet <?f Ihe
empli '?. Emperor w llllam ' i
sir.- i?> augment the w?it:?r. ol all i.. ? ?
nf the people of German? snd to maintain
?ihr strength snd prest ig. of thi nation 11?
u i- aled ??. th? n< a pai I lam? nt foi
?opera! thla work and then
? sa? .1 thi hoi. trlcl sdhei
? ri. ?? to th? financial pollc; now in force
ih?- imp. rial final pteceed
eu s thoroughly sound I
The Emperor Ihen referre?! ? ?? ih? ties
I commercial treaties alow to be entered r lo
between '.?'main and other countries snd
I announced thai '
tint would adher. '? the old
|bS M "f It.? tariff pollCJ un.It which *
Industrj and agrlcultur? had prospered so
w? II
Th. i. . ? mi 'he p. " ????? ?.?'.?
Reb'hstag wen waiting ?:rh r
engerne?a the ;..?? referrl ? to lh? Inter?
nat I ?nal sil .;.i!>>n snd lo ? <| In
? n n In the arm? and nm - Thei ? i
l men i ow.
1 :i?ii.?-r.ir inrr. l\ announced th* me
? |.
tail?
Ile aaid For th? ? f o
..: p. . ? ? ? .
must remain po ? ? ? ? rh r.. !].?{? ?
all times 1?*= ns
?????? m ti.?
world It i? th< .in'
snd ? hot)
..i. Ian.
t n<- .
- oung m? n ' spabl? ??' m M? ?
mi ? ? s hi, thla end In vi? art
ti'.n and Will i? nubmltted lo y.
wi?h proposals f"' c ? ? ? i s?ldltloi .
coal In helping this Important worl
H? m- n yn ??? : ' grs itl! frm i k h?.
fatherland
"in eoneludii - -m > ? ? l with
j.*r;,n ? gin n n- ? proof nf oui
? recline,,? t" settl?' interrlatlotial difficult!?
?amicably whcnevei such s ? our??- is ess
int with the ?llirnltv sad the Interest
Of ?..ermar.v
"Side !?? si'.. With th? maintf i.rin? ? "
allian'-f with Altstl ?a-1 lungar; an?
m) policy ha? tx?en steadily directe
toward the cURlvatloo of frlen?ll? relation
vith all the power? <?" 'he basis of mutua
niiil?3g?io?l will.
Trusting In *th< health) for? e of th
German people an?i relying on <',?vl? gra
pic us assistante, I loos, with ronfldenes be
. 'he struggle? of lO-day 10 the futur'
. of the en,
"1 greet vnrr, gentlemen, at lire up.mm
?of ii? neu '??? ??e-i of the imperial pariis
ment In the hope that jrour work will he ..
? ei i,-? ?a. ib? nation end t?? the people."
?'i.eers ?.'a ral ed ss the Rmpero
r. ..-i u, the aattofsctorj ?t?te ..r the ini
petisl flnan.es snd to the contin?an? o
tr*? trsdltkmsl tariff policy <.f ?Germany
while the spplsuw wa? partlculsrlymarkei
when he proclaimed th*. necessity foi
'ti.ncllilnr the arm? and the r.. |
\.. soon sa the Emperor had conclude
r? ron Bethmann-Holweg, the Imperte
ncellor, snnounced that tin Relchstai
,? ..i Three cheers for ihe !
? tlKIi rtarr. ti'.<n and 111?' i-eremonv
Th. Rmpress snd seversl princess? wlt<
? rnon! from the rallen o\
the White Hall
Befot? ihe Deputies assembled ?n t i
White Hall tie j ?.tt.-n.ic.i s religioti
? vl? m th. castle chapel, a' which the Rm
p?'r??r wa? present Tic Rev. Johsnnei
i Krttxlnger, the rourl prescher, tlellvered
sermon "t. s text rhosen bj th* Rmperor.
He-selected Metthea . 13 "Te are tin ?ah
of th? earth but If the ?nit have lost hi?
savour wherewith shall it he ?...Meal? it i*
thenceforth sood for nothing bul to !
-.ut end to be trodden under f'.ot of men."
1 separate service fot Catholic members
v..?- held in St. H?"lwig??. ? ruin h.
?hurt, formal session of Ihe Reichstag
a afterward held In ihe imperial parlie?
rt ? m building, bul i I ni i.n. .ne..?
w 'i ? ? . ted
"STRONG MEN'S" WATERLOO
Little Bartender Proves Tartar
in Saloon Disturbance.
Abraham lins. .. professions! strong
Ins ..? No. ?3* Wat kin- street,
Brooklyn, atrolled ?tit" tin saloon <?f Harr?
?'??i-)) ..i Delance.? and Allen str< ? last
und leaned against the ran with
him ????? hi? brother, M. ..i-" ..
man. and the tw?., scconllng t.. patrons of
the pis. ?. i in. ceded to lell t .
who the) wer- snd hou th?e* "km? lied th?
ut .i* 11., valid? i ? patrons with
exhibitions ??f theb te rlbl? i trength
\ h Ihe tun? the |?.unr? ? s in lh? | la? ?
|i t?. ., proper appr?selatton
j..! the a hint lei . k) brothers, who
lh? mlgh;. If th?
thei ' on? aid? ??.' i ' ? as Io? n
" ? and loa fixt ? ? after It, tl.iri..
? 'ohen. ?v ho v..,-.. bel ? r. had he
?
effect M onu men"
mom? ni laier wh? H ?on >.f
ai ?udd'-nl > cul ?hoi i bs ' h<
litt I? ? ? ..?..! tr. bai and
? ? . r II ? -
Abra i I ? old? roth? ? i so badl)
)?. ?,?i . hat Ii '. ? ' ? down
f-..r: eur Iloapltsl .'t?'! pal h him
up Morris, lh? I ? ? wsi also
dance
and had I no) been foi lh? onlookers who
h< v. a- indulging
.?? idl i
and fs ?
mild ha* .?
? ? nt to the
com
was
?
it -
all
II
. lo Detective?
? ilk- ? ? ulara
?. ?! ,| v . il i M . ? ...
?h? kl ir ? ' all ?lie -I ron g m. rr and ? ? .. !
ng Do ns Kverj Minute VI
. Ml nthei-s !?..? ? -, .,,i ..
Ilion N Rialtlns Th' !:..??.
Broth? i -
1er? i ' r Ii
. lo-da? to I ? ??
CHURCHILL IN BELFAST
British Minister Arrives for
Great Home Rule Meeting.
TROOPS PATROL STREETS
Bagpipes. Drums and Fifes Tell
of Popular Excitement-Dan?
ger of Trouble Lessens.
i>:ra>?t Fob ".?Bagpipes and drum and
t.f- hand.? are m?kln? music in the Cist?*
???apltal to-day, telling <>f the presence of
three thouaand Infantry, a squadron ??f
..??',-iii'v an?i some r?mpanlos of the Army
S.rvi.. Corps s sa ambled to prevent riot
and bloodshed to-morrow, when Winston
?Spencer ?Churchill, John E. Redmond end
.ii.s.-i Devlin deliver Hon." Rule speeches
In Celtic I'ark if the Orangemen try te
break up the meeUng ?.. ..i.struct ths Kath?
erine of the audience the- -will rind that
they lia'e undertaken a task they cannot
p? rfoi n.
A> ;? matter of fact, however, the p?"-oplc
of Belfast is h whole expect no such at
tempt. The talk .,f the iasi few days i.?
re-fardod a- Muff. When not- .>.<*.ir tu
? ? ;. ? are never preceded by talk
but arise spontanrously, In most Instancea
oui ?.f some Drang? celebration, small in
? id. in ? acting like aparas t<> set the Mood
of the demonstrators on fire ai?ft resulting
Idespread violence before preventive
measures can be taken.
Theae riots general!, hav. begun with
h Invasion of the Catholic quarter <?f thi
town ami the wrecblng ot I i om<ps and
property of Catholics, who ronstltute about
one fourth of the clty'i population. With
the lighting blood ?.f the O'Neills and the
O'Donnclb in their v.'Ins. it would be t....
mucl lo .\p"?-t tiat ih. Catholics would
meek I] bear sue treatment. They a^ ? ?pr
th. challenge and soon put iii? Orangemen
themselves on the defnelve. s?, th.- riots
continue until both sides sre eshaustsd
There an no auch demonstrations I i
? ...hi - an completely oui ..'
Thi ? II '? it Liberal Aseo, lation, com
no??.] almosl exclusively ..f Protestant
Home Rulers, organised th? mecOng, and
is aoleli responsible f..i ??< The Catholics,
wh?. art thoroughly dlarlpllned, have been
warned to their leaders t?? a-.an ti., meet
ling ami keep strict!? ?.. their work or al
home.
The onlj danger s that, halted m their
effort i" proveni th. ? hurchlll Home Rule
d?monstration, Cnlonlsta uta) try to wreak
veugeen..lie ("at hoi I a bj attacalug
them n. theii hornea on th. night ... in?
ri?', tn. Aibaequent nlKhts T*hls
dang? i '? III Im acut? uni?-- ihe ?-r
m? m tek? - all the ? ??? pi i - ttiom
? rvi the p. .<? ?
There ?*< ? JOBS ? 'atnoil? a h th
West, or Nationalist, division of the city.
Th? othei ..-? ??.?rod. and their home?
.iii.l , ? ? I'if the ? in. 11?. ?
men h.? '" '-? ' lolen? ? P<
tins? ihat ih? government win not take
it? lation nniii
th? ex. nen,? m ? ngendered by week-- oi
?agitation ami harsh language subsides,
i., t Redmond, William Redmond,
Joseph i ?e li and i e otl er N ?
ad hen ? ? I i- ?? I ? ? ureet
. !. : ,;.? body of their ed
. . ta The Maniul* >?f Londonderry,
sir Edward < '??.r md other prominent
la.ning in order to in
rluen* e th? ' ? peace.
m ? . engagement of
.. ii Liberals and
L'nioi now ? ? ??
i_n.. . " nato ffpence
?he Admiralty,
foi Belfast where he
?ill i - morrow or : r
? piar
Redmond, the Nationalist
, ,,|. ? ? .< i ompanl?ed
< by his wife, and by boarding the trn:
half an hour before It was Scheduled '
start Ije eluded a bati'l of ?uffragista wl
had planned to mob him.
S
LONDON IS ANXIOUS
Little Spark in Belfast Ma
Lead to Much Combustion.
[By ?able le The Tribune. 1
I?ndon. F?l>. 8.--Tim Home Hub meei
ing in Oattk Tark. Helfast. to-day.
? being anticipated with extraordin?r
Ieagtnsi-aa. N??t even in the days of pat
I nell has any Irish political demonstra
; tion aroused such intense exeiien.cn
This is largely accounted for by the un
; precedent?*?] efforts made by the Dubll
Caatle authorities to prevent a i>rea?'h <
, the peace.
Belfast to-day la ?in arraed citv F?.
j days past troopa have been pouring bit
| the Ulster capital, and now 8?5O0 foe
! soldiers and s aquadron of cavalry ?r
?m the spot. London newepapers devot
s large |.orti.?ti of their space t?. photo
, graphs of troops marching through th
streets of Belfast to their quarters.
No serious rioting is anticipated, ?
j the ? Jrangemeii at the eleventh hoti
j have received instructions not to inter
j fere with the <l?ni?>nstration. In ?"?r-iti?
! ranks, however, there ar.? elements Ii
I the population "inch may get beyon?
< ontrol. A very little spark Will be ro
' quired to set alt this combustible ma
i tertal alight, and if the Bre be one?
started it may take alarming pn
lions.
"The Daily Chrimlcle*' this morning
admits that its fotrecast of the Horn?
i Rule bill was Inaccurate in so tar as th?
Btatantent that the Irish Parliament
I would be Invested with th. control <>i
the custi ms is ??.ii. ?iic ?l
MANY CITY BILLS DRAWN
Home Rule Over Buildings Ex
tended in Colne Measure.
B T? le-frapl ??? 1 I ? Tr? m
Albany, Feb. 7 Authortt) to regulate th.
? height and otlrer features of Us buildings 1
given to th? ?ity cf New V?.rk m a bill in
troduoed to-day by Assemblyman Colne, o
Brooklyn The measure wai Brat pro..ose?
by the Committee <?n Cpng?*etton of Popula
tion an?) has the support of the Clttsew
i Union and other ?-ivi?- organizations. It tt
a purely permissive bill, fixing no regula
lions on th.? height ami character of build
inga, but merely authorizing the loca' au
thorltlee tq ?l?-a! With this |>r??>l"n.. whlcl
n..w might require legislative enactment
Th.- meaaure providet that the Board ot
i Aldermen, with th? approval <?f the Boan
lot [estimate, raay regulate the number et
stories, ?-?roportlini of lot areas which ma>
[be covered, ratio of volume of butliHags U
lot to Ht?'as which muy be actuall' OcCU?
.uni the distribution ot - olumej
of buildings hereafter t?' be ->
Ordinances affecting the ? - ?' bulld
0US1 Im pubBabed for si least ?we
vv.a-k In "The City il?<ord ' and a public
hearing held on one week's notice before
adoption. Buch an ordinance may divide
the ? itv into zones o- dlstrl?t? an?l make
separate regulations for each and for the
? ariois classe of buildings ?in a dlstrtcl
The ordinance Is, on ?adoption, to be deemed
part of the Building Code It must not
operate to permit the construction, of build?
ings having a greater number of stories or
a _reate, height <?r otherwise c?r-astrU4*ted
along more lib-ral hues than prescribed by
ita or by the Buiidthg Code. The B?oard
of Estimate is authorised to employ a com
' mission to ?irait ?ar suggesl any such ordi?
nance an?! provide for it? expense
Assemblyman ?'ran?, of New York, in a
hiil he Introduced to-day, would authorise
t'e ?'mint? Clerk of New York ?'ounty to
1 appoint, snd at pleesare remara, a eeun
'.< ho mtlSI he a lawer of not les?
? than ten yearn experience in New York
I Count? T > salarj I to be 16.000s year
The examination Into the affaira of
A PERFECT INCOME
INVESTMENT
DF.CAUSE the payment of in?
D terc3t and principal Is
guaranteed abaolutcly. flrgt
Mortgage Certificates paying
4H<*i hi amounts o! $200,
$500, $1,000 and $5,000.
Yoj can buy the $200 cer?
tiflcstes In Instalments of $10
per month
TiTlE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST C9
Capital . . $ 4,375,000
Surplus'all earned ) 10,625,000
176 B't-vay. N. Y. 1 75 Hemscn St., B'klyn.
350 Fulton S... Jamaica.
failed banking Inatltutiona, of whieh the
state Superintendent of Hank*? in??, taken
posaeaaion. Will h? public if S hill intio
.iii.e.i by Senat..; Black, of Brooklyn |a
eiia>*:.-d. Another bill Intradaeed i>> Sen
atoi Black aatborlasa s?en of Um justices
of the BuprtBM <'?uit of the 2A District,
except tho.se on ihe Appellate I-?l\i-ion
?bench, to appoint and remove St pleasure
a confidential attendant.
The Assembly Indiciar) Commutes to*
ported tlie Blaavett hill amending the di
i.-.i primary l?v s?. .i?- to make it work?
for 'he spring primariea
a
WANT GRADY'S SEAT FILLED
Tammany Senate Needs Vote
No Dix Appointments Yet.
'i to The T?1r , - ?
\Btany, I'eb 7. ?It ha; l.een ptarttcallv
dedtJed to hohl ';? apecial ?demon to fill the
vacancy In the s.-nate eaaasd by the death
of (senator fjrady. ?"Jovernor Dtx, who re
! turned from l..?ke OeorgS ro-day lookm?
Itnucb lmpt*ev?ed In health, said that he and
tola legal adviser, Seymour W. Van Sant
! v.M.rd. had been in consultation a large part
of the day over ihe la**- affeetlng such an
Ion.
mbtytnan Martin <; IfeCM, from the
ItSth New York Plstrict. haa already an
? nounced himself a- a ?andtdate to aueceed
?Senator ?'irafly. and it in known that As
? sen.hPman James A. Foley. of the Hth
1 1 iMri<-t. altO ha? ambltione.
Governor Dix said this afternoon that
later in the week he might he ready to
announce the four appointments he haa
vet to mak'- They include a Public f?er
v|ce Commissioner for each of the two dte
tri-f?. a Health OfYl.-er of the Port of Sew
Vcrk and .' Superintendent of Insurance
The Governor ?''Id he had not heard
I whether William ?"lunch Osborn had
i agreed to aocept the state chairmanship.
There has b?-en some gossip among tha
politiclaas her.- that Mnrph* . of Tammsnv.
wl.o at first seemed overjoyed to take Mr.
Ophorn as chairman, had t?e?run to g?t
cold fee* on ths proposition because Mr.
'?shorn was a "highbrow."
No (rood reason exists, so far as mo?'
' of the Tammany men here ean sec. for
any sppmhsnslnn Thev declare ifr-g******
haa the state committee entirely and abso?
lutely in his control, >>o what cotlid a mer?
| chairman, however high his h row and
. Ideals, ?]?> against the wishes of the kSM
o
TRAIN HELD UP AND ROBBED
Bandits Get Only One Mail Pouch to
Reward Their Daring
Memphis, Tenu, i'? 3 kecordtng to
officials, bandits *-? i,o iVi'l up Re? ; '
j irai.: * ? llulbert, Ark., early this
morning were poorly recompensed for their
efforts. Express com pan; official* deny
?Ther.- was n large amouni of ;.pecir nu the
?train degtln'd lot 'Oklahoma < it-, an*!
?,.,j?..*Ti. . officiala say Ina one perueh of
malt ts m -
\n all ?l?' ?ear h ?f ?he tteavlt) wetxled
Ing the M aatastppl Pi- er
! n;.;i.is:i demphls m an effort to dnd the
1 ? .n who robtjed the ?rair ?? a Bf"
1.11 of
H
iamjs*ama?
tO St
pas?-,
prod
HE first World's Centennial Exhibition of the United States was held at Phila?
delphia thirty-six years ago. A collection of more than 40,000 exhibits from
thirty-seven different governments of the world brought over 10,000,000 visitors
* 'hese wonders of human industry. The committee appointed to investigate and
judgment on pure foods awarded the First Prize Medal to Jacob Ruppert, for having
uced "The Beer That Satisfies."
JACOB RUPPERT'S
AC0B RVPWjfl
BRF.WERY B0TTL1N0 '
J1 AVE SO1" TO 92 ^J2J5_a
The same efforts we demonstrated thirty-six years ago in brewing good, pure,
wholesome beer have been doubled many times. We have kept pace with tSe events of
time and progress by adopting the latest sanitary and scientific methods known to the
art of brewing. We have reconstructed, rebuilt and enlarged our plants in order to meet
the demand. We feel sure that the public appreciates our efforts, which appreciation
we deem more valuable than the badge of honor bestowed upon us at the Centennial by
men of science. We brew four choice perfections ; two kinds of light and two kinds of
dark beer. For sale by all licensed dealers and on draught at leading hotels and cafes.
JACOB RUPPERT, Brewer,
Third Avenue, 90th to 93d Street
*\
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