The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
| MENACE TO
[ICHREPuB!L|C
!, Proposes to Drive Out
a Country the Violent
| Revolutionists.
IgSHBNT WILL ORDER
| THEIR DEPORTATION
|EIsts and Monarchists Still
krish Hope Of Another
Monarchy.
nv PAUL vILLIERS.

r,hIs 10 The Tribune.
yov ls.-The French govern
Ia 70 be determined to put an
1 ~. vaccinations of the violent
.l,,s and regalists who haunt
There are men here whose
i regarded us a menace to the
/ nisorlcr and talk of disorder
[ ;hoir stock in trade. They are
msmbers OF labor organiza lions;
,u,ts and monarchists who still
,Es hone that another French
aris moi a midday dream 1t is
,be regent railroad strike was
hr french monarchists. II is
IN government circles that
Ersmbers OF the cabinet have
. y. deporta, ton OF any man who
M yoice against republican lnsti-
cr,tlcism OF the administra-
-,uy Of doing things VIII be al
III attacks on the republic llseli
X tolerated if these officials have
Is.
Attempt to Bribe.
-s,lar story OF an attempt on the
, ,he police to brlbc a revolution
.rslIst is current here NJ. dc
y, well-known anarchist OH
"a Of the Libertaire, received n
[ris4iion asking him whether he
'SIr The surete gencrale-in other
|spme spy OF the police. By
brent. 2 man, vino said he mad
n BIZ the ministry OF the interior.
|,rd offered him first G12, and
an month il he would keep
ssa1ued OF all that went on Within
- Several friends OF the an
lad been placed In an adjoining
n listen 10 the conversation, and
8 the visitor straight to the near
N station. The ministry OF the
4 deny that they know anything
|Eitter.
Aged Couple Wed.
Ie,sndlaisc. aged So. was married
|,-i,al 10 Marie Hussaint. aged iS
"a his sweetheart when a boy.
4 ryrars ago he was a best man
4 A Bridesmaid. The whole village
5si the event.
1 10 Danger Starvation.
4 vas mucA baseless talk about
I5ns in danger of starvation mad
|5ad strike continued. France has
Mar waterways. even though the
fSstem has claimed for itself the
isan Of public patronage, Now
.liBnspOrt goods from Paris via
y 10 Havrc and from there to the
AID other capitals. or course:
|Eamers cannot ply between Paris
EEn, but they certainly do from
tOru TO the mouth of the river
4 those now running are twin
|rsaners OF at least 500 tons bur-
y nine feet six inches of drauSht,
Etamers are so constructed that
|fs pass under low bridges and
|sc. Rcyerting to Frances great
~ sSain. the government decided,
'iz Of the food. to pay even
tlientiou 10 IL than before A
Spn vas appointed 10 consider the
a strengthening the Seine as
G It's NEST important recon-
Pc were TO be carried out at
lttse are now In course OF exc
I'D include the replacing OF the
ETow bridges by high. modern
steeL The Seine. moreover. is
'hsHtd In the vicinity OF Iledc
70 az 10 enable large steamers
- and discharge their cargoes
qrai d'Austerlitz. a railway
nnhot control the food supply OF
-s1 the maritime arm is a party
Shls Was Real Duel.
Z, Will real cfiusiun of blood
enuy rare event IN encounters of
70 make II notcworthy--took
20 Sunday last between two
eaclsls- One Of them is a civil
eiely landed from Porto Move.
o'fer IS The medical officer Of
q 81 colonial troops. The cause
~ mas not been made public, but
s"crsarics. after tho usual pre-
~. NET on the Grandc Rouc de
W.. sHords I'm their hands. The
sa,e passed without damage 10
-s"esiant. but in the second the
~ ns sword through the muscles
sarnl OF the civil servant. who
'uallenger. The wounded man
sopllhuc the eight. but tho doc
nsned and forbade II, and tho
Islt the field without having
saue'Icd' Tho wounded man
w send another challenge to
e. VINO Snys that II il be issued
h INC mans nose and crush
.l ,Is ms eyes In tho most con-
hagc here.
~ Parisians Disappear.
go ' the old Psrisians, who were
ri6 ,,uunng the second empire.
HsaaIg. and tho name Of the
Mppe dc Masse has been
Ii,sI IV !, eaif-roll. which Includes
y arlSIuns as General Gallif- :
ous aYuls. who WAS found dead
aaF last week. was an old
6s'.ts, tse,sral GalIiffct. by whose
III Italy III 1859 and later
1ie whs IA fine sportsman.
norsemAn. and had written
II ~, one OF which was pro-
|,svs ~, romedie Frsucaisc. He
VIZ author OF songs and
ASoola Skirt Is Dead.
lsns,e skirt Is dead in this
IA M ~ has been killed by u
Nc sddSieldents- During the last
-.,es wearing this peculiar