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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
Expected Revolution i'm Mexico
City Fails TO Materialize and
Danger Is Over.
FIGHTING IS REPORTED NEAR
UNITED STATES BORDER
Unconfirmed Report of Clash
Between Troops and Insur-
gents Near Guerrero.

MENICo CITY. Nov. 2O.-Thc insur-
reclon which was said TO have been
planned for today against the govern
hlehl OF Mexico failed to matcrializc.
sunday passed without unusual Incl
dent. and while the authorities have not
relaxed their vigilance 1t is believed nc
further troubles will occur
Special dispatches received here ionjrb,
rom many places. including Vera Cruz
Puebla, Pachuca and Orizaba. said tina,
everything had been quiet all day ir
those cities.
Two mine bosses were arrested In
lr,achuca and brought here. II is be-
lieved that they are suspected OF having
been implicated in the plot against the
government
dispatch from Pachuca said the chill
dTSn oil three women who ure now in
JAN charged with firing on the soldiers
In the Puebla fight arc being cared for
by German woman.
one woman who was under arrest was
That she had not participated in the fray
Forty Killed in Fight.
a newspaper correspondent who re-
turned TO Mexico City tonight, said. not
more than forty persons were killed in
inc fight at the house OF Auilcs Cerdan.
Sixteen OF the dead were revoIutionists.
he said, and the others were members
OF The police force. soldiers and specta-
tors The correspondent estimated the
number of wounded at about 125. and
among them were many persons innocent
OF any wrongdoinG but who happened TO
be IN the vicinity at the time and were
victims of stray bullets.
Reports received tonight from Santa
Cruz. town between here and Puebla,
said the demonstration there last night
was of short duration A party of revo-
lutlonists, small In number attempted TO
create revolt, but were driven to the
mountains by troops,
An attempt was made to burn bridge
on the Mexican railway near Santa Cruz.
but soldiers were quickly on the scene
and prevented the act
Late reports said no further disturb
ance was anticipated there
Bull Fights Called OFF.
No bull fights were allowed in Mexico
City today and there were no large gath
erings of any kind in any section of the
capital.
Soldiers and police patrolcd the streets
all day, but not an act occurred. so far
as can be learned, that required their
services.
In the suburban districts. where it was
said trouble WAS expected, everything
was quiet and orderly in al TOWNS in the
federal district,
An air OF uneasiucss could be observed
among members OF the foreign colonies
on account OF the uncertainty Of the sit
alton In the clubs and restaurants the
situation was the sole topic OF CONVEX
sation. and now that Sunday has passed
without an outbreak an easier feeling
prevails.
The whereabouts OF Francisco l. Ma
dcro, said to be tbs leader in the plot
against the constituted authorities of the
republic, is not known here but the i'm
preston was that he will not return 10
this country from San Antonio where
he has been since he was released from
custody, Nothing is known here OF his
reported departure from San Antonio 10
some point along the border.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
At TACK MADE
BY ROYAL|ST
Premier BRAND of France Is
Assaulted at Dedication of
Ferry Statue.
SAYS REPUBLIC
OBJECT OF HIS ASSAULT
GendarmeS With Difficulty Res
cue Rash Youth From Hands
of Angry Crowd.

PARIS. Nov. 20.--1mposing national
ceremonies I'm the Tuillerics Garden, I'm
connection with tho dedication OF a statue
erected TO the memory OF Jules Ferry. the
French statesman, were marred by an
assault upon Premier BRAND. who, while
walking with President Fallicres. was
struck twice in the face by a Royalist
The premier was not seriously hurt,
The crowd which had gathered In the
garden set upon the prcmlers assailant
and determined Intervention by the I'M
mediate republican guards saved him
from being beaten TO death
The incident occurred at the conclusion
of the exercises, which were attended by
thousands. President F'allicrcs. Nj
BRAND and tho other ministers were
walking towards the gateway when a
man broke through the guards that lined
the road. leapcd to NJ, Briapds side. and
raising his clcnched fists high in The air
brought them with full force upon the
prcmlers face.
NJ BRAND reeled under the blows but
did not fall. As friends rushed up to
assist him. he cried. 81 am all right; VIC
must protect my assailant,'
Crowd Attacks Assailant
The very auda city Of the assault ron
dcred the crowd momcntariy spcechlcss
but shout CT anger and cries OF kill
him arose quickly from all sides as
men fought their way 10 lay hands upon
the assailant
lie was badly injured before the guards
urged on by tho premier succeeded In
rcscuing him. Tho man was taken be-
fore a magistrate and gave the name Of
Lncour.
He said he was "A member of the execu-
tive committee OF the "Camclots Du
Rol." All organization Of young Royal
lists, and thRt he wished to strike at
the republic in the person OF BRAND.
Honors for Lacour.
The "Camclots Du Roi" met tonight
and unanimously elected I.acour vice.
president OF the association In token OF
their sympathy and admiration of his
act
The statue To NJ. Ferry Was erected hy
The public school children of Franco and
the colonies, Two millions OF which each
contributed ! cent
The ceremonies, while honoring NJ
Ferry as n statesman and upbuildcr OF
the colonies. especially honored him as
utller OF the public schools of France.
the two million subscribers was placed In
receptacle beneath the statue. Thore
was great procession OF scnool children
and orations were delivered by Premier
BRAND. Maurice Faurc. minister OF pub
lie instruction, and othor noted public
men.
NJ BRAND hailed Ferry AS n great
patriot Ike Gumbctta and Wsldeck-
Rousseau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
.FOSS WILL MAKE
FIGHT AGAINST LODGE
Declares That Massachusetts
Senator Must Not Be a Can
didate for Re- Election.

BOSTON, Nov. 20-Gov-elect Eugene
\. FosS issued statement tonight in
which he demands that Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge withdraw from the field for
re election.
In the event OF a refusal Mr.. Foss de-
ciared he would go into every section
defeat the senator
Mr.. Foss's statement in part follows:
''In the name Of the ma iorty OF the
sovereign people OF the commonwealth
OF Massachusetts, ] demand that Henry
Cabot Lodge surrender his seat in tho
United States senate by withdra wing
from his contest for recollection.
His election TO the senate would be q
reputation OF tho great victory of tho
people at the last election. He was on
trial as much il not more than Governor
Draper and IL he had been the candi-
date, my majority would have been dou
bic what IL was.
THE issues on which the fight was
made on which ! WAS elected, Wcr,!
honest tariff revision downward, lower
duties on the nccessarics of life. free
raw materials, an untaXed food supply,
reciprocity with Canada and more domes-
ticlty in our form OF government.
we all know where Senator Lodge
stands on these issues and whore he
has stood all these years. To re-clect
him would be step backward and Mas
sachusetts has never learned 10 walk
backwards.
II shall never sign his credentials ex-
ccpt at tho end of a campaign which
VIII make the last one look like an aft
eruoon tea party,
He must surrender or fight, He must
defend his position before the public.
The people of Massachusetts, Will not
permit him longer TO manipulate the leg
islature. I am ready and jr he docs not
retro, viii hc ON tho stump III every
section Of the state. and we will find out
where the people stand.
Senator Lodge is not III touch with
the new order OF things with the pro-
grcsslVe spirit Of the times, lie docs
not represent tb" people. the mon and
women In the Ordinnrv MallSs Of lifo.n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
FIGHTING IS REPORTED
At VILLAGE OF GUERRERO

LAREDO. Tex. Nov. 20,-Figh.inG oc-
CURED at Guerrero. Mexico. today, Re-
ports reaching Laredo arc that an out
state OF Coahuila. and that the federal
troops arc IN control tonight. exercising
martial law.
No Information can be secured as TO
whether there were any casualties.
Guerrero is about nifty miles from
Cotualla Tex in a western direction
and Is in the district 10 which Francisco
l. Madero. tho alleged rcNnlmtionist. "aa
making his way when Inc WAS last seen
in Texas. The Nadcro estate lies in
that part Of Mexico.
No further word haN been had Of
Ma1cro himself and it is presumed that
he slipped through the Gordon of Ameri-
can officers which, IL is reported. had
been thrown out to effect his arrest. and
was some where in the neighborhood OF
Guerrero when the fray occurred
Perfect quiet has prevailed today III
The Laredo territory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
NO DISORDER ALONG BORDER
NEAR THE TEXAS LINE

EL, PAsO. Tex. Nov, ~ Sunday
n,ssed without disorder on the Mexi-
sou border near i5l l'sso. Al Ciudau
Innrez The weekly bull fight which MT
T,rsi was ordered cancelled. WIS finally
permitted after 100 merchants made as'-
penI TO the governor Of the state. arrse-
in.e lo attend the fight armed and Ennr-
ri 'si cling that order would be main talned
No disturbances. however, were al
tempted. 80, ,t -,.,,,L, -,
Soldiers were held In their BARRACKS AZ AT
rno,,y today. Usually Il is The custom TO
LEV the soldiers TO attend the pun
9,abts without arms, To-day lhls order
Vas suspended ,,,
~, ,,nnnuuilion In JuarcZ. the entire stock
Continued on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
AMERICAN IS MURDERED
IN MEXICAN VILLAGE

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. Nov: 2o-Iela-
tives here have been advised that John
r. LocIbart. former resident OF ocotl
cjiy Mo has been assassinstcd near
C:atos, Mexico. The messages did not
give de tails and il is not known whether
his death was connected with mo M'H'-
can UPRISING LockharL was win a MN
ing company AT the time of his uesth.
MEXICO, Noy. Gothic body of john
K. IncI,harl an American mining man.
was found near "a ruad in the vicinity OF
PaJmnIito state OF Durango, last Thur3-
dav according To special dispatch 10
M Imparcial VI IL believed by the au-
IIioriti.s that Loc.hurL had been dead Il
week, -.
No arrests have so far been made. hut
IjevoJ that come person holding d Srudge
against I,ockhart fired upon him from
ambush.
IoCknart lived for many years In Du-
range and WIS well known I'm northern
Mexico.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
MILD TYPE OF CHOLERA
FOUND ON BOARD STEAMER

MONTREAL, Nov, 2O.-The steamer
ROYAL George. which WAS sent into quar-
antuc on her arrival at Quebec last
Thursday. arrived here today. Her third
class passengers were landed at the quar-
antipe station
While no olhcinl pronouncemcnl has
been made TO whether there WAS
cholera aboard. circumstances have led
the officials To take 81 serious view or
the ease and they incline tn the belief
that il was one OF genuine cholera OF IL
mild type,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
OLD CATHOLIC CHURCH LIVES
FOR CENTURY AND QUARTER

NEW YORK. Nov. 20--Old 81. Peters
church at Barclay and Church streets.
one OF The earliest Catholic churches In
the United States. celebrated It's one
hundred and twenty -Gfih anniversary to-
dan with q poutifio,1 mass.
Conspicuous among tho ono time wor-
shiDpers at 81. pcter's WAS Mother Eliza
bcth Baylcy Seton. founder OF the Sisters
or Charity, Shc first became member
of tlsc church IN 1905.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
SENATOR CARTER MAY GO
TO THE SUPREME BENCH

. HELENA. Mont. Nov, 90
. Friends of United States Senator
: Thomas II. Carter. who was de-
: fcatcd for re election week ago
. last Tuesday, assert tonight that
. the senator has been rendered an
. appointment as a member of the
supreme court 10 fill tho vacancy.
!. cnuseu by the retirement OF Asso-
ciatc Justice Moody Senator Car
ter left hurriedly for Washington
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
Takes Arsenic by Mistake.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Nov. 20--Rob
ert Woodruff: q ranchman. living near
Conrad, took arsenic In mistake for sui
phur to relieve sore throat. lie died
shortly aftcrward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
~ .vssclDEs AGAINST
ORTHODOX FUNERAL

70 tho ro' ~ ~ Nov. 0.-Thu
= OF 81 prson OF Metropolitans
ID petersburg, Vladimir Of
lpucd on Pago Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
illustrate Safety Device.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-What Is de-
scrlbed us "the first practical safety de-
vice for lowering boats since the time
of the ark" will bc shown by lantern
slides by DR.. a, K. Tolman. director OF
the American Museum OF Safety, at the
opening of the permanent exposition of
safety devices AT the Engineering So
cioty's building here tomorrow evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
He Did Come Back.

WASHINGTON. Nov 20,-Col. Thco
core Roosevelt today returned 10 New
York, after two days visit here,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
Indee to Today's Tribune
Observation-Disclosures
Departments
Foreign

Peasants view Tolstoi's remains.
Quiet rcigns in Mexico city,
Crown involved in lighting against
lords .......s......s..
Premier al France assaulted by
Royali8t .,...,..........,...
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
Domestic

. TUlstoi prophecies nntc -mortcm
: Hight .-......-.-,.,...-...
: Noted lawyer dies suddenly .....
. Panama canal commission reports
. Hungarian tells OF visit 10 Tolstoi
> Campaign fund decidedly small. .
: Market conditions are dull.
: Splnst"r problem Is discussed -. ;
: Local
. Church allied with liquor men.
. Declares thnt combine exists. |.
: Apostle Whitney talks at Tabcr-
naclO ...:....s.,..... l..
: Inspection trip finished Sunday, IL
. Tooelc Catholic church dedicated. L.
. Louvre cafe neatly swlndlcd 80. H.
. Sporting News.
. Carri favors lcgnlizcd hoxine I
. Mars attempts To ny are failures Z
: Cobb nutranliD Laiolc In bntiinS, Z
: Salt Lake soccer team beats soI-
ulerS ..-.-,s-.-.- -,-..-s.-.,-,,,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21

.,fsra fy, however. has agreed no.
nay Ge1I GI any houors that the
"a sri,nu 10 pay. Friends of
.1or In. nave started a move =
died acq'iisition OF the house
~ Dukc national memorial.
.st a mo. Nlcholas Michael Oyitch
4 NV ySpSdgc S,Sgc To Countess Tolsiol.
arlly Al mig ,p1 soul Is with you and
Iaous ~ OK ING sad moment
|fs Como ,ciegranis of sympa- :
alg from organizations and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21

mays advertising is
insurance for
|tcuorrow.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-22
THE BEGINNING
OF THE WORLD

H. z. Mitchell, formerly managing
editor of the Minot Optic, and Guy.
M. Humphreys, who has been con-
nected with the Reporter for several
years, have gone to Devils Lake,
where they will manage the new pa
per which has been establi shed there
by a company Of the business men
The name Of the newspaper will be the
World, and the first edition is ex-
pected to appear next week. The pa.
per will he weekly In the beginning
tho in time it may be converted into
a daily or tri-weekly.r.re~ a.s
Devils Lake 10 an excellent fieiU
for a paper Of this kind, and the boys
will have the backing Of the best men
Of that city.
A fine new plant, Including a type.
setting machine has been bought AID
the boys are expected to get our a
first class paper.
Mr.. Mitchell, the editor Of the new
paper, has done very efficient work
on the Minot Optic, while Mr.. Hum
pnreys is one Of the best mechanical
men in the state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-22
?. A. white
HAS THRILLING
EXPERT NEE

P. A. White, who has lust made
arrangements to represent the Inde-
pendent, tells of an experience he aae
the other night, while driving his
faithful horse thru the hills between
Tioga and White Earth. The coulees
were deep with snow and soon the
horse became tired out. Mr.. White
saw that he could go no further with
his sleigh, 80 unhitched the horse
about nine o'clock and started out
looking for habitation. It happen
ed that none of the houses in that
neighborhood were occupied and at
ter walking thru the deep snow for
six hours, ne came to a basement
barn, without doors, at the ranch of
Doc Adams, where he found shelter,
such as it was till morning During
the night, he frequently sat down in
the snow to rest, and had to fight
hard to ward off sleep, which wou4u
surely have meant death to MIN. The
fact that he has a robust constitu-
ton, is no doubt the only reason that
he now lives to tell the thrilling ex-
perience he had. About nine o'clock
the next morning he found the farm
home of Ed. Trovan, five miles north
Of White Earth, where he was given
food, and there he obtained rest. Dur
ing his many hours Of tramping in
the snow, he led his horse. That
night, his sleigh was found by some
OF the farmers of That neighborhood
and Martin Anderson piloted him to
White Earth.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-22
SURREY MAN HAS FINE SEED
Wheat.
e. II. Ray Has 1880 Blu. Of the Fin
est Kind of Seed for SaIe-Was
Grown by c. F. Eaton and Averaged
Twenty-one Bushels.

e. H. Ray, the Surrey elevator man,
was a caller at the Independent office
Wednesday and showed us a sample
Of the wheat which was raised on the
G. F. Eaton farm Just east of that
place last season. The wheat aver
aged 81 bushels to the acre, and the
seed is the product Of growing wheat
tour times consecutively on new Ian.
Il 10 free from weeds and will no
doubt all remain in that locality for
seel. Mr.. Ray has $500 bushels Of
4. He reports that others in That
HedgAhorhood have good seed for sale.
B. F. Barber. a Norwich farmer,
was caller at the Independent Of
Co Wednesday. Mr.. Barber did we'll
With his crop last season. His wheat
averaged z bushels, max bushels AMI
oats L.. He had 50 acres Of max,
which brot him in nice lot Of money
A representative Of the Independent
spent few hours at Burlington the
other night, and we were truly sur
prised at the spirit Of progress that
has been manifested by our husky
mel bihg .oerlitttEk4fukfla sv&.D
little neighbor.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-22

DR.. E. J. Walsh received . wolf
hound recently, a present from T. B.
Dawson, Of La Moure, N. D. The
hound has a wonderful record, having
killed fourteen wolves last spring.
The doctor expects to do some hunt
ing with the dog in this part Of the
state. "
Dr.. Walsh has an operating tabi.
at the Scoheld livery barn which he
constructed himself. There are but
few Of the kind and the doctor is
Justly proud Of his handiwork. The
table Is padded 80 that there is no
danger Of injuring horse when plac-
ing the animal on It. The horse can
be strapped to the table which tits
up, and can then be gently pulled
over on its side.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-22

Arthur LeSueur: Those who miss
ed the Socialist address by Mr. Drake
At the Lyceum Sunday. missed one of
II every bent things that has been
given In Minot during the present
year. Mr.. Drake ID ono Of tho fou.
greatest speakers in the United
STATES, should say"
Capt Person, Co. D. wants thirty
recruits, to complete ito roster. Man,
Of our members have left the city.
Sergeant Kimball: 1T IL . surpris-
ing tact, but notwithstanding the cry
oe hard times, there are very few
roeberies. The city has gotten rid Of
most Of the tough element"
H. N. Bourcey Of Tasker has gone
to Diamond, 8. D., to spend the win
VI.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-22
.b0WbELLS Won
first ROUND

When the city Of Bowbells had
submitted it's case in the Burke couu
ty seat fight, Judge Templeton held
taat unless the Ignite supporters
could produce evidence sufficient to
dsprove the evidence submitted by
Z Bowbells, that he would deny the
nandamus.
Bowbells showed that while the
polling places in Burke county had
been established by the Ward county
commissioners. that the election was
held in many precincts in places not
designated as polling places. The
county commissioners OF Burke coun-
ty failed to establish new polling
places. Judge Templeton held that
the vote in these precincts was ille-
gal and he would not direct the can
vassing board to canvass the votes in
the precincts in question.
Ignite was not prepared with evil
dence to refute the claims Of Bow
bells, and the court gave Ignite until
Feb. 2 to produce their evidence. If
1t IL not forthcoming by that time, the
proceedings will be dismissed.
In the meantime Ignite will start
contest on the election. While
Bowbells won the first honors in the
legal battle, Ignite will continue the
fight. A majority Of the votes cast
IN Burke county gave Ignite a ma
1ority Of 107; II Ignite can force the
counting Of the entire vote az cast
Bowbells will be forced to give up
the county seat. Ignite supporters
are confident that in the contest pro-
ceedings it will be an easy matter to
secure a canvass of the complete vote
Of the county, and that the same will
be declared legal.
In the meantime Bowbells holds
the county seat, and it will be some
time before tho battle Is ended.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-22
BURLINGTON MAY
HAVE INSTITUTE

1~V6 uN0S - ~ =
An effort Is being made by the Com
mercial club OF Burlington to secure
a farmers institute sometime during
the winter. Supt. Hoverstad has
promised the little city date If he
can possibly find the way. So many
places have made applications that
the time Of the institute workers is
taken up quite largely already.
Karl stoudt, Ralph Foot and w. 9.
Poole, three OF Minot's young men
who are going to be lawyers after a
while, arrived from the university Of
tho state ana are spending the hon-
days with the folks.
John ]. Coyle returned from Wash
burn last week, where he Is interest
ed in q number Of cases. Mr.. Coyle
will go back in January, where he
has an unusually large criminal ca
endar.
Clam shells, $1.15 per 100 lbs. at
Roell Hardware Co.
The county superintendent IL busy
correcting 1900 examination papers
Of the 9Th Grade pupils Of the county.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-22
RUSSIAN ASSAULT CASE

The Russian assault case which has
been on trial in county court most Of
the present week, went to the jurJ
today.
N. C. Smith, a former constable,
was charged with assault and battery,
his alleged victim being the wife Of
John sandbor, a Max farmer.
At the time of the trouble, it 10
claimed that Smith was not q consta
bio Ct Ill. but he had moved 70 Doug
las, where he was elected assessor.
The trouble occurred last January.
A. E. Miller, formerly in business
in Minot, was visiting friends in Nj
not this week. He will be located al
Tacoma, WASH, this winter and IN
the spring will 60 to Canada, where
he has claim. He spent year at
Swift Current, Can, where he has
done we'll. .a -..-<
A jolly sleighing party journeyed
to Burlington Wednesday evening to
attend the Wallace Lindsay nuptials.
There were just nineteen in the
sleigh. The Minot people who attend
ed the wedding, nearly fifty in num-
Der returned early next morning, the
500 very kindly consenting to
stop No. $50 for them.
Jens Christianson and John Jonn-
ston, representing Portal township,
and d. r. Domreso, representing KEEL.
Ter township, were In tho city the lat
ter part Of laat week, acting - wit
nesses in the case Of Ignite VI. Bow
bells. -" -.a.