Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-28
cam, Certain Palma Will STICK
S :, vis Determination to Re-
fire From Office.
Undertakes LOOK TO GUERRA.
,,,nirent Members Of Party
Ready to Accept Him Rather
Than Have Intervention.
c.pote Believes Americans N'' De-
~ lad 10 Have it-,larines Or
I'D % sand by for Landing

u,,,..s. Sept q 1915 p m'President
o,,r, s reported by friends who urged
T.. . :, withdraw his resignation put
u. a.hls personal piQue and disappoin'-
~. .,.o, =, and " guided solely by patriot
,.n 70 have replied
o. have been smliten on one cheek
,,ppot turn the other
p,y,na. Sept ss. 1850 a. m'-The
.,r,lmsn,s expressed here at the pub
I. escorts today was almost unani-
-.r.lv in favor OF Intervention The
~ Who we're opposed TO It easily re-
.,,.3 themselves to what they con-
,.,,.s 10 be the inevitable. The in
.,,,., q, the masses in the outcome is
-s,ssl, less intense than would be
-,,insd. The representatives OF COM
,ral interests here praise the fair
"a a secy. Taft and also his determi-
ron 10 press the business Of procur-
= peacs to a prompt conclusion.
ALL Is UNCERTAINTY.
s,una Sept. 9s.--with the Cuban
~uss meeting within a few hours to
~sier the resignation OF President
Ana even the most experienced Of
yssans we're unable TO predict what
I'D, would be taken or whether even
,yum would be secured. II was
vei,ally certain that Palma would
s-a.n :teadfast In his determination
r,lie despite the efforts OF the Mod
r,s; 70 induce him to reconsider his
!, 10 quit Office. His effects at the
rlst we're ready for removal. He and
) hmly we're reported about TO
s,st fof MaianZas.
be Liberals prepared TO meet this
-rrrg to determine finally whether 70
r-arate IN the session Of congress.
Yaosl them a quorum would be i'm
etAls. There seemed little doubt that
=s,sS II Il met az all. would fail
N desperate attempt TO devise any
siu 70 defer American Intervention.
Tikys.h be followed possibly this af-
VISA ky proclamation by Secy.
M "a government. or Intervention
n hNsf Of United States forces
W. ~ Firships. The first landing
Nry VI gnsst Of a body OF marines
rr.s Oh Burnett. Another force
Vi h. hier. The marines probably
N -lks their headquarters at the
nl,gsa railroad station.
siraf zsyas leader Of the Liberal
r'r vas reported this morning TO
Hff'tifei Secy. Taft that the Cuban
flslrsnt had issued orders TO have
hli. J G. Gomez, ]. II. Gomez, Dem
= Castillo and o. G. Velez shot In the
~ d Principe Castle. IL is not be-
F.. that the government viii dare TO
~'H 70 such extremes.
loDERATES AND LIBERALS CON-
FER.
bading representatives OF the Mod
s't and Liberal national parties were
= conference from late last night un-
y any this morning and decided 10
~ iiyihing and everything TO staye
2, rlsUtntion.
Iheie nov appears TO be no doubt
.,.l hsfe vii be q quorum when Con-
EtH assemblies.
tionlnent Moderates declared TO the
40 49, alsd Press today they will be
s--ls 10 accept anybody. even Pine
v.sIa as candidate for president,
-. 49, lhan Incur Intervention. Others,
...salns Vice President Mendez Ca
~ sso they believed the Americans
w determined on Intervention In
as, whether Palma's resignation
s"'el'ed or otherwise.
zAYAs SEES TAFT.
slalof Layas, leader OF the Liberal
-. vas received by Secy. Taft In a
~ lls morning and Senior Montalva
- secretary o. the Interior. who
s,-'ss'esiely followed Zayas. was re-
Wv oy Asst Secy. Of State Bacon.
--,,ler room When Zayas emerged
!. ns conference with the secretary.
20 iheit was hope for success OF
49, W. 70 have Senator Canguily' In
lucent, elected 10 succeed President
i,.., ~, sna That be would return to the
s.s !. a,o,h,ialya. who left later, re-
N. " AK for publication.
u. isapefsis are trying TO persuade
s,,t -.S5.eIales 70 accept either senator
s,r,s sen Menocal, Gen. Agra
l,s.,.,. " some other independent or
Nm. , s,.t Liberal. The Moderates
i,.s, ~ are unwilling to fully commit
~AHlNEs READY TO LAND.
,S,,-issiil'rmaster Capt. Roosevelt, q, tho
r,ns als he has been ordered IA
IN -'1 lot landing from ? o'elock
vti.,, onward. but not 10 move
olotfed TO DO 50.
,,,,s s..., lhinent Of marines has begun
nj --s.,lns 10 land tents. ammunition
q, Csh.TS..alleous supplies stored on
hs.,ssoora.l wharf. among the three
~, o,s % marines ready 10 land
ave s s,..'s having been received Ia
es,ss,,'e sssnlng IN readiness for Dc.
vi 49, ABOUT o'clock. The marine.
s,s'sl,,, should the necessary order
k,i, - ~ Paula, Machina and "a.
~ ~, "nartes. Two ~ the ha,tsi
81. ~, occupy Enlsnue,a ana 80.
q %. ~ e ,. stationed at Pun,a park
'sAVELr SENDS IYsrRvc.
TONS
IA, n. IS sept as.-That they shall,
larrs..i,'S 1nan differences W. ~. ~
~. o, S., va, Sccy Tai, and As,
" pfArses, ba'on today received
ne Ni fnNsnYelf
,.s'lsir 81 h '.,all peaee commi.s,one,,
ai'i'n, 40 gs'ns able 70 oonciila,s NJ
me 10 ~" - answered. I'm, ~, ~
lsfri,ss '.e legation This neil ~, hel
,s''n q eo,s sNai' the action ~ ,he
=. prscirs,s.,sS called for TO-DAY ~ w
"'a ''hs an American sccu. .
II VA -
.,Dssl . me- N. decided to make = an,
rtsssftl..s p p,s,r,o,lsn o. every = ls INA
tn ne ro'sin@srnrt ne sr !, az, st,iN a:
% one seat u ssc. Tar ss,