The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
PANIC AMONG
THE MANCHUS
CROWS WORSE
Women of the Ruling Class in
Pekin Adopting Chinese
Dress and Attempting TO
Make Feet Smaller.
TRAINS LOADED
WITH REFUGEES
Outbreak in the Capital Ex-
pected at Any Moment; Le-
CATION Guards Preparing
for Emergencies.

DEKfNG. Oct. 29-Thc situation III
~ Picking is becoming worse. D."
veritable panic prevails among onl,
The Mauchus and the Mahe""
,yopon are attempting to make tne'i
fret apucar smaller bv peculiarly CON
s;rncted shoes ,rc
.ilmog, aIl departing trans are are
drawn by two engines. so ncsNnn ,nr
tlcv loaded. the people sitting ." ofSi.
of their household belongings,
c;uls arc seeking as.lum for their WIVES
aud children among the foreigners
Prior 20 the revolution the ne"sl,'
nor. C,oducntIv cried ont against tne
nrcsoncc Of foreign soldiers, but lus
natives arc now fleeing 10 them iot
shelter One report t1Acs to'"ollu
nighi FOR an outbreak. but tue pIce =,
III fifteen thousand Manchu troops IN,
s,rcs the safety OF. the c"p'''' ''' Wv
The orlv danger ~ccms 10 h" from
f.nddrp attack a=ainst the throne anu
ile officials whi'h mien, p,Gic,I'SS''I.
tic Threatened massacre by the MaoS''"S
raoc feeling ia becoming int"nSiheu
Food Prices Rising.
Tho pr'"c of p,Gylsi9g}s IS oncrI TnI! F'Sns n,s
entering the icGatIor quarter. inc ~
:a,iou guards arc rrcparins i"r e,,t,
cnncics The Americans nave "'tn ~
hgcS piled or Ihc corner Wan, WhicH u
nov un,icr strong guard. Ficturespu,s
u,ovcnents - The Mau.H' 'ro"pS thfonS"
in. city gates occur silently aIlef nS.t
fsh Ia prevent c%cli'm"ni among '''
Hmr,"rs arc current tina, the emperor
hss fccn spirited away and that Prince
Ch:r. who is too old for flight mas
committed suicide There Arc nlanN
such stories. Thcy may or may n"t ut
,iuc Tho american legation has iSsmch
orders thai tho women and rnlorcn NV Wv :,
,uu along tho Pekir- -Fianl5ow railway
sra also IN ihc country T." th" west nl
ihc linc shall proceed as soon as poss'p'e
10 f&c coast. ~,
tow Roger s. Greene. reports that an
\,t"licnr s H. Ecplcr. has been wound
Cd IN The fighting aroDnd that city
Consuls Pessimistic.
consular renorts from Nankins arc
pcsslmistic. The new troops fear an al
acI, by the old troops and are ciamorine
ro. ammunition. Uhlcu the NlccroE re-
fuses 20 give Thorn They were ordered To
lcrve III" city hut refused. The viccrnf
Of Eiang-Su has chartered the srit-
sh steamer ei.thing. %hiCh lcS III w
liver. presumably To take him away II
Dercssarv.
six thousand az the Twentieth division
? Lans-Chu have refused lo entrain ,li,,,,,o, ,oi
- Pekin asking for The immediate grant
ins, o. n constitution.
The loan scheme. whereby emma hoDeS
- raise many million dollars through
belgian and French syndicate. Is con-
.dorcd dangerous in some quarters.
The national assembly is likely 10 op-
rose il ficrcel5. while foreign assistance
for tho government Is likely 10 arouse
among Ihc rebels All anti-foreicn feeling
which up 10 the present has been absent.
\ substantial advance on the loan within
fortnight has been arranged.
Artillery Duel,
\ message from ilsnEow reports an
artillery duel between the rebels and the
Chinese gunboats. The town of Tai
Yaen-Fu in Shau-Si province. is re-
ported Ia have joined tho revolution.
Previous messages from that place said
rising was expected and that a run on
the banks was under way.
foreign naval report from Hankow
says that on the morning of October 27,
The imperial troops advanced and cap
tured Kilometer Ten station. adding that
tho rebels made very little resistance and
retired leaving many guns and much
camp equipment.
The governments estimate or the rebel
casualties i'm the Hucn battle is 5000 The
governments success Is declared be-
ing largely due TO the worl; OF the naval
SQUADRON under Admiral Sab. which sue
ccedcd in enfiladng the rebels in The