Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 25, 1915, Page 2

NOW ON DEFENSIVE Russian General Staff Reports Se- ries of Successes on Left Bank of the Lower San COUNTER ATTACKS REPULSED BULL TURIN, Italy 24, —(Via Paris.)—Commander in Chief Ca dorna, Premier Salandra and Foreign Minister Sonnino have agreed the Stampe, that no war correspond ents shall be allowed with the Italiaa says army and that the Itallan pre<s bureau shall operate in the same manner as do those in France and Great Britain PETROGRAD, May el (Via London)-——The Austro-German forces at Gallicia are now on the defensive and their active operations consist chiefly of counter attacks. according to an offcial statement last night from the headquarters of the Russian general staff. Slight progress is claimed on the left bank of the lower San and the claim is made thit all assaults the troops in the southeastern theater of the operations were repulsed The communteation follows “In the Shavii region the enemy con tinues to occupy strongly entrenched or- ganized positions. Considerable enemy foroes which hind croased to the left bank of the Dubysa, near Rossijeny, have been driven back across the river “On the Narew front, in the vailey of the Plasa, we renewecd our attack on the | enemy. Russians Hold Left of Rawkn. “On the left hank of the Vistula, eneniy, supported by intense artillery fire, has made fruitless attempts during the last few days to drive back issued by Austro-German T sdadre Speaks So Well of the DOMESTIC The Best Gas Range Made Eevrybody EERISTOST R TPl s R ' ‘t wi a rifice and bought a ““lm whe " j to C s so nuc stove that Afur com- u"i‘nn used by l:oll he Dm}? 'fonuco in Egas stoves, until 'l llwl:vm uper;am TZEL’S 714 South 16th Street, Lake Louise in the Canadian Rochkies Melted amethyst in a ring of -o-hho—hnnm lake in all the world. You see it from flo weranda of a wonderful mountai hotel—the Chnnn Lake Ln-n ~a palace amid nature. Everything Canadian Pacific Standard —Nooe Better You nhmy:u ho';n. with )£ on your trip west if you visit Canadian Pacific hotels at Banff—Lake Louise—Field Glacier—Balfour Reached by the Canadian Pacific, Nature's Exposition Route to the Canadian Rockies. For further particulars of these cool summer \]u‘c-. call or write for Bookls s 290 et GEORGE A. WALTON, G.AP.D.Canadian Pacific Ry, 224 South Clark Street Office, Chicago, Single Rooms 82, with Bath 82.50 and Dotble 8250, @ Tt ga'gg i VP . (Good Garages — 2 minutes’ walk) L. C. PRIOR, Manacen Two minutes from Back " Ten miouies from N, . l":—h. LUSTRIANS IN EAST | agaln | the | our | o (80 sinster un wall of our |yice, who are now on the W0 prisoners and ofter mostly taking the enemy genera sumed the sive, his active opera form of nie tacks Between the Vistula Przamysl we pro eft bank of the esned slightly on th lower San and repulsed North the sast of Seniawa we d enemy fre Mage of m const Iy acks on the Mako on_the nt of Germans Defeated Near Dnelster Preomyal and Rrea Dnefster vemy e fist on' fru tomnpts t between the village of ; A Kryniea. On the night of \ 1 our troops opened an offensive i W Tegion mearer the Dneleter &nd pressing (he enemy, took WM prisoners and fc achine guns On the front on the right bank of the Dneister in the Shonsko reglon there Was n_stubborn fIght during the 2ist Tha enemy repeatedly resched r trenches, but each time was driven back by our fire and counter attacks, We aptured here 17 ofileers, S0 men and some machine gune. | “From Dolina to Kolomea there was violent artillery five | | | HATCHET MURDER i STILL BAFFLING : THE DETECTIVES m Pa (Continued f ne.) Sunday night a morning some one called a Mr. Olson or | Petcrson in Shenandosh from an Omaha | |pay station and told this man to go east | as they had found the wiri's body, This | Iine 15 also being Invesugated, although it 15 belfeved to have been & miessage | | fron a local saloonkeeper emploping 1Otto Peterson, a friend of the giri's, to | comu back to Omahe as he was wanted here. That Peterson was in Oukland, | | Neb., Friday, has oeen proven to a | pr 1 certainty MAY HAVE SEEN THE SLAYKR Man (ppears at Home of W. 8. Me- Eachron and Asks to Fix Clatern. | A deinlled description of an \mhlrnii»‘ fled man who wanted to “fix the cistern” at the home of W. 8. McEachron, 120 | Burt stoeet, Friday morning, about two hours bufore & man In a blue suit visited the neighborhood of 2023 Spencer where | Miss Ada Swanson was killed, for the | some osiensible purpose, was fumished to The Gee today by Mr. McEakchron, who s a clerk In the office of the clerk of the ecunty court The description agrees with that given of the man who Is belleved to have been admitted by Miss Bwaneon but is more detalled cwning to the fact that Mrs. nd was lMcE‘l'rhm' saw the man twice frightened by him into giving him 26 cents. Following Is the description of the man who visited the McEachron home: Wore A blue suit, stift hat, string tie and soft shirt; had dark hair and eyes; was of slender buill; had a thin face; had not heen shaved for several days and had appearance as to cause Mrs. McEachron to revoke an: order for work ‘fn’ her basement ahd to telephone her husband at the court house for ad- He carried two heavy sticks or clubs ‘wher, first seen by Mrs. McEachron which he later had discarded. SARPY COUNTY PIONEER ANSWERS LAST CALL PAPILLION, Telegram.)--Louis u-'a- , aged T years, one of the early ploneers and one of Sarpy county’s moat honored and re- spected citizens, died this morning at his residence here after several months' ill- ness of heart trouble, Mr. Lesieur was born fn Prance and came to America when' & very young man. He served in an_Illipols regimoent Auring the civil war and was in Andersonville prison for elghteen months. He came to Sarpy county shortly after the war and Tilled {the office of county cicrk from 1882 to 158, Later he want Into the lusurance and abstract business. He was & membar of the Catholic church and of the Knights of Columbus. e had been secretary of the Sarpy County Old Settlers’ assoolation for years and for thirty-four years had been adjutant of the local post of the Grand Army of the Republic. He was also an officer in the state regiment He leaves a widow and one davghter, | Mra. Phil McEver of South Omaha. LINEMAN AT LINCOLN RECEIVES SERIOUS SHOCK | (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINOOLN, Neb, May .—(Special) lr‘ . Hutchinson, a lineman employed | by the city light department, accidentally came in contact with a heavily charged wire this morning and burned badly that his life has been despaired of. 24, —(Rpecial was so | Nebr HOLDREG K, a School News. | eh., May 2—(Speciul) The commencement , of the Holdrege | High school will be held Wednesday | evening st the Holdrege Chaneellor C. A, Fulmer Wesleyan university wil) dre: The baccalaureate sermon was preached by iev. A. O. Hinson of the | Methodist church Sunday evening. Sanlor | tarewell banyuet in honor of W. J Yourd was held Monday evening in the opera house of Nebraska | give the aa- | ' Union Pacific Loses the company aske a raise In the assessed valuation of Lincoln county real estate | outside of towns and villages, was de- | cided today by District Judge H. M | | Girimes against the U'nion Pacifi sSome time ago the Unlon Pacific filed pet) tlon before the commissioners of Lincoln county alleging that the Lincoln county real estate values were assessed too low | with relation to the assessed valuation || eharged with misuse of the mails. high school. Mr. Yourd has accepted a position at Colgimbus, Neb., ing year. The scholarship prize was won by Miss Swanson, whose |#4.76 for the four years | Following is the class roll Q. C. Almquist Kstler Jones, | A W. Anderson, Alema Manley C. 8. Anderson C Baker, G average W. MeConaughy, | | | Claire adys 1. Magnuson, | { Maude L. Baker, 1 M, Moore Karl J. Barglun en L. Moyer V. A. Bergquist yrile V. Petarson, R. C. Bloomquist A. O, Burgeson \ Amy M. Council | Roy N. Copeland, Ben A. Dennis Inex, Pomeroy, Esther L. Rodine Framces L. Taylor, | | Cora Bhepardson Erma Shirley Karl O. Skogy Helen Smith, ! Lemo ennis, K. 1. Fulk, BMabells Harbaugh, Anna E bury, Thos. L. Haynes, T. R. Bundquist Marie L. Heliker, Grace . Swanson, Mark L. Hooper Merle Ireland Hllen R. Johnson Ruth Jones, Lilllan E Stecle E W. Waterman, B. A Winquest Vivian Wright Helps Kidueys, drops of Sloan’s Liniment four | times a day ard apply to small of back Take six Tt kil the Advertisement pain e Al drugkists ’ for the vnll\-i OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY P———— | PRINCE VON BUELOW, former chancellor of the German empire, sent t | Rome as German ambassa- ‘ “'BURIAN LEAVES | AUSTRIAN CABINET Minister of Foreign Affairs Retires | Because of Failure of Negotia- tions with Italy o dor to try to bring Italy into the war with Ger many, but by all means, failing in that, to keep ||| Italy neutral. COUNT TISZA SUCCEEDS HIM ROME, May 23 (Via Paris.) Reports which have heen receivel here that Baron Burian, the Austrian foreign minlster, has resigned are| generally accepted as true and have caused wide commeant His reported | fall at attributed to the fallure of the Austro Italian negotiatio Ana the declaration of war by It The newspapeis point out thu t on Ber ), hin or . efused to accep n rexacd slons to Ital on Kapos l Mere, wh | was snid to have bee sl o give Against the centra sites, A similar 1 stand was taken by Baron Burien, in | direct opposition to the ndvice of Prir on Buelow, the German ambaseador | | Its Tax Case Suit in Lincoln County NORTH PLATTE, Neb, May 24.—(Spe fal Telegram.)—The case of the Union Pacific agatnat Lincoln county, In which of Unfon Pacific property in the county| and asking that they be raised, The com- | missioners decided against the company, | which at once appealed the case to the | district court. The court's decision to- day was demurrer filod county and submitted on oral argm during the April term court court held that the company did not state facts sufficient to make their case, The new valuation of Lincoln real ! estate, which will be made by assessors | during the next two years, may aftect the case it it Is appealed to the supreme court. A the nt | The by of county JURY NOT YET PICKED IN THE COCHRAN MURDER TRIAL PENDER, Neb., May 24.—(Special Tel- egram.)—The Cochran nurder trial was called before Judge Graves today, only four members of the jury being selected at the conclusion of the first d hear- ing. Cochran is on trial for the murder PUBLISHERS OF MENACE ARE GIVEN MORE TIME KANSAS CITY, Mo. May 2.—Upon application of the defense the trial of the publishers of the Menace, a weekly |of John ¥. Jump. Domestic velations paper published at Aurora, Mo., was con-|will play an important part in the tes- tinued by Judge Van Vaikenburgh here’ timony. today until the January, 1916, term of the | Counsel for the defemse constituts federal cqurt at Joplin, Mo. ‘form(-r County Attorney Sexton and The trial previously had besn set for [Judge Sulllivan of Sioux City.' Attorney the term of court to begin June 14, 1915, | H. I, Keefe of Walthill and T. 8. Allen The defendants filed a motion that of Lincoln represent the county. County they could not be ready for trial at that | Attorney Larkin has ben barred from time, the case, because he was counsel for The Individual defendants are Wilbur|Mrs. Cochran in her sult for divorce. ¥. Phelps, Bruce M. Phelps, Theodore C. Walker and Marvin Brown. 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