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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Meeting. Probable.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 6.-Lettcrs
were sent out today from the hcadquar-
teTs OF the International Association of
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers here
TO the members OF tho executive boa rd
In various cities, asking them TO express
their opinions as 10 whether Il Is ad
visabC for the board TO meet at this
time 10 consider tho effect and outcome
of the McNapara cases at Los Angeles
and tho official attitude Of the associa-
tion.
H. =. HoCkin. temporary secretary
said he was acting under instructions %!
President Ryan The expense of as
scmblnc here was the principal constd-
Grafton in the question, he added II Il
meeting is called 1t probably VIII lac held
the middle OF next week he said
II was said today AT the office Of the
United States district attorney that tho
week from December ~ To II would be
devoted by the grand jury 10 the inycS-
Igation as 10 whether others were con.
ccrncd with the McNamaras In unlawful
transportation OF explosives and that the
inquiry might extend throughout Janu-
AIRY, Results OF examination oi records
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Colorado Figuring.

DENVER. Dec, B.-HopinK 10 clear up
somc OF tho mysterious dynonliiines in
Colorado in recent years and believing
they may md evidence To connect these
disasters with more recent ones charged
10 the McNsmara brothers, agents or
William T. Burns havc been sent 10
Colorado to conduct The Investigation l,
their Innuirics on tho confession OF
Harry Orchard. now serving life sem
tonce i'm the idaho penitcntiary. and owl
dcuCe secured as n result or that con =
fossIon. The investigation Is said To be
a part Of the federal inquiry being con
Quoted by Special Assistant Attorney
General Oscar Lawlcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
FOUR KILLED WHEN
BUILDING COLLAPSES

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. 6,-Under
the glare OF scarchlights, police and fire
men tonight searched FOR The bodies of
four persons caught in the wreckage of a
three e-story concrete building which col
lapscd today. killing four workmen and
lnjurinC twenty others.
II Is believed the concrete had not set
properly owing 10 the cold weather.
The dead:
Fred Asher.
Henry Barnes.
". L. Headley.
w T. Mcconnell.
The building collapsed a, the noon
lunch hour when most of the workmen
had gone home. Most OF those caught
in the debris were seated about the
structure eating their lunches.
In one Instance priest gave absolu
ton TO a man thought 10 be dying who
a few minutes later was rescued unin-
jurcG.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
REGENT QUITS WITH
PENSION FOR LIFE
Resignation of Prince Cl1u'n'
Father of Boy Emperor
of China.
Continued from Page one.)

patriotic and sympathetic loan amount
Ing To 10000. 900 iaclG.
The bonds VIII he issued In denornlna :
tiops OF 100. 30, 10 and o. the ISSUE
price being 50 per cent OF the face value;
the average rate Of interest pcins
nor cent They arc repayaole IN ~
vosrs bv the agent of rne new rcpnDla = =
can bank. which has 4 capital OF . o9oooV
tecls a. the present time. subscrined en-
tlrely bv CElneEe.
Hope was expressed At the mentlnS
that Americans could hc induced TO sup
scribe. One speaker said the un,iieh nie,,
states was the only country 10 "nlon
China looked for sympathetic assistance.
because the United states was roc onIy
disintcrestpd friend OF Cbinas starving
and oppressed people.
Arrangements practically nave peeU
completed for n meeting OF delegates rep
rescntine the Shanghai republicans ano
Yuan Shi Kai To discuss terms ot peacs
Wu Ting Fang. the republican secre,at
OF foreign affairs. has been invited NC
go TO Wn Chang to join IN inc peace
negotiations there, but has declined f'
conside rs the negotiations at WI Chane
unofficial as the center Of repub1eaI
government has been trarEferred u
SHANGHAI. pending the declaration O
Nanking as capital Of the republic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
NEARLY THlRTY-FIVE /
DOLLARS PER CAPI]

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Thc per ca
circulation OF money in the United SD
Is s34.54 according 10 a statement lsI
BY the treasury department. BeS'
their calculation on tho census Of D
they estimate that rnere were 1851
souls In the United States on DectuI
/. The last census showed the Dgp,
ton April 15. 1910. was 9l.9ia, ,25s.
The total amount or money in circ=
ton December was s9,270. .5s2. .I53.
ssets or the United states governs
were S345.943,923 This makes the
stock of money in this country SS
90 STS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Open Outbreaks.

Ell PASO Tex. Dec 6.-Iualez Off
Gals received tidings today OF Two open
outbreaks in the state of chihuahua
one near ParTal and tile other at San
'Andreas. .Iose Chaviris. lieutenant of
Pzncho Villa. is al the head OF .he band
Z san Andrcas. Both bands allegc that
the Madcro government has failed 10
keep It's promises and pay citizens oil
chihuahua money said to be due them.
Nalcriapo Naqucro who led the attack
ON JuarcZ in the recent revolution. was
arrested in III Paso this afternoon hy
Texas rangers and held suspicion OF
being connected with the Rcyista move.
1ctT
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Adopts Resolution.

ATCHIsON. Kan, Doc. e.-EXpulsion
Of the Structural Iron and Bridge Work
ers union from the American Federation
Of Labor, II further Investigation shows
tho officials had knowledge OF the plot-
tings of tho McNamaras. Is recommended
I'm a resolution adopted by The Atchison
Trades and Labor council here today.
The resolutions urge the California
and federal authorities 10 bring TO jus
ilce all persons guilty OF unlawful acts
under the disguisc of uniouism. no
matter how high UP they may be IN the
councils Of organized labor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Victory for Yuan.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-The abdication
of Prince Chun ms regent and the sub
stItutlon OF Shl Ilsu and Hsu Shi-C Chafi z
as guardians Of the throne Is roeardcd In
official circles here a substantial VIC
tory for Yuan Shl Kai. be tween WHOM,
and the retiring regent there has peen
much bitter feeling ever since Yuan was
dismissed from the court In 1909.
or the two new regents. Hsu Shl-
Cnang is by far the more interesting per
sonality He is distinctively Chinese by
birth. training and aspirations. and mas
been one OF Yuans staunchest advocates
protesting against his dismissal In 1909
and memorialzinR the throne since then
TO cause his return to public life.
Chang was born in Chi III and was
grand counseIor in 1906. when he was
sent 20 Manchuria on special mission
and aIterward was retained there as vice
ROY until 1909. when be was made pres
dent Of tho board OF communication. In
addition. he was appointed grand secrc'
tary, n very nigh position. in 1910
Shi IIsu Is one Of the old-line Manchlls
and was appointed grand secretary lr
1905 and grand cou0 selor tho folIoPlnl
car Since 1908 he has also occupied The
office OF Junior guardian to the heir ap'
parent and in 1902 he was presloenJ OF th'
board Of foreign affairs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Victims Are Excited.

Tho mon who were held up were so
excited that their descriptions proved al
most worthless 10 the police.
James Rae WAS standing beside the bar
when The robbers entered tho room. How
eyer. nc beat n hasty retreat through a
side door. unobscrycd by the bandits, IT
is believed. into tho lobby OF the MoXum
hotel. lie told John Quicley, bus driver
lor the hotel. that The bar was being
held up. Quiglcy obtained revolver
and the two rushed TO the sidewalk and
fired four shots into tho air. They then
rc-entered the hotel.
Quiglcy said that lie could have shot
the robbcr who stood in the doorway
between the bar and the cigar store, but
he feared he might inJurc those inside
The room II he did so,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Banderas Arrested.

MEXTCO CITY. Dec. 6.-Juan Ban
deras former revolution leader. WHO has
been terrorizing the state OF Siualoa Tor
months, arrived here today and WAS i'm
mcdiatclv placed under arrest on the
charge of rebellion.
with the iynchiug Of Che Gomez
tile controversy between tho governor ot
OaNaca and the president appears TO nc
cn1eh.
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Noted Feudist Dies.

LEXINGTON Ky. Dec. s.-Jen Davis.
4 notorious mountain fcudIst, known as
"YsIler Cat, died on trnin'nc Jack :
son early today while being brought 10
this city. for treatment for wounds re-
ccIved last night in duel with n Jack
son policeman
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Jumped TO His Death,

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.--ln view OF thou
sands OF pedestrians. an unidentified man
jumped TO his death from the dome OF
the World building. 315 feet above The
street. today. The name Albert DenBns
u DArliqucs. Paris" offered the only Glow
10 his identity.
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Detective Evaded.

KEARNEY. Ncb, Dec 6.-The dyna
mite used in the destruction OF the Los
Angeles Times Is said 10 have been taken
off Union Pacific train here In order
to evaac a detective, and hauled tTcntN
miles by local drayman 70 Shelton,
where Il was rcshippcd TO Los Angeles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Triple Wreck; Six Killed.

PITTSBURG Pa, Dec Six men
were killed and FIVE others injured tods y
in n triple wreck OF two frciehts and a
fast express train on the Pennsylvania
railroad at Devils Bend, near Manor.
Pa. twenty-five miles east OF here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Reyes in Hiding.

LAREDO. Tex. Dec. G.-Unitcd Stat,
army officers have been Informed ih;
General Reyes is within thirty miles
Laredo Search along the border tcda
Na9 MIfhOul sncccss.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Harmed Hartman,

DENVER. colo, Dec G.-"Whether
they were 80 Intended I do not know
but I'm my opinion the confessions Of the
Mcnamara brothers defeated Job lIarri-
man. Socialist candidate for mayor in
the Los Angeles election Tuesday. dc
clarcd Charles II, MoNcr. president of
the Western Federation Of Miners, to-
day.
Mover said he was I'm close touch with
the campaign through Joseph Cannon
and Edward CROUCH, two of The best
Western Federation workers, being en-
gagged in the Hartman canvass.
He con3inucd;
Several weeks ago Cannon wrote nc
that 81 wager was posted In "os Angc-
les Offering $1,000 10 $1,000 thar Ifarrl-
man would be elected. There were II"
takers. The betting fraternity Is a pret-
~ GOOD gauge 10 measure the chances
OF q candidate in an election.
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Hearing Postponed.

FL pASo. Tex. Dec. 6.-The prelim-
mary hearing Of tho fourteen alleged
,lteyistss under arrest IN this city on
charges OF violating the neutrality laws
by United states Commissioner George
Il. Oliver The postponement was grant
cd upon request Of the attorneys for ihc
defense. who are busy in other courts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07

Il Paul s guild will hold IN all.
dar sale Of homemade cakes. candies.
fancy articles and aprons in The Grand
hotel buil ling. and serve tea and cake,
SATURDAY., December $.
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Partisans Protest.

MEXICO CITY. Dec, Great excite
mont reigns al san Geronimo and OAK
aCa in connection with the killing OF
lose Gomez. leader OF Tie Juchitan re-
beilion. VINO lynchcd Yesterday at
ltincon Antonio with eight OF his part-
sans Many of his former followers are
hooking 10 these cities. protesting their
loyalty 10 Gomez.
Last night thcv paradcd The streets.
shouting against President Madero.
There is much excitement and indigna
tion because of the alleged Suspension
Of guarantees" in time OF peace.
Special news dispatches from Merida
appear To confirm the shooting without
process al Hclacho, YucstaD, OF thir-
teen rebels captured by state troops from
Campcche. Who had crossed into Yucca
t2n 10 put down an uprising.
The war department has received a
repor, that eighty well armed rebels
have beer captured at Gomez, near san
Geronimo.
UprIsincs also are reported al Hoctun
and in The district of TekaS, southeast
OF Merida.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
AXE HEED AND BE WISE.

Indeed The fair man. whether en-
ployer or employee. viii always act
upon the principle that an injury 10
one is the concern OF all. No such
noble soul exists in Parry, Post.
a Kirby, steel trust. American
Erdge company. Los Angeles Times.
Otis or any individual firm. corpor-
alton or company that holds down in
tcl!iscUl la Dor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
THREE BANDITS HOLD
UP MOXUM BARROON|
Rob Four Occupants of Buffet
of Their Valuablcs and
Money,
Continued from Page Ope,)

rushed out OF the front door. All made
their escape
y dozen policemen under Sergeant Rob
erts were upon the scene Of the robbery
within five minutes after II occurred
The neighborhood was searched, but no
trace of the holdtip men was found.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
|M'NAMARA BROTHERS
MAY NOT TELL STORY
Continued from Page One)

and corrcspondencc of The iron workers
association have been compiled In con
venlent form for the grand jurors IN
spccton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Figures as John Doe. "

Los ANGELES. Cal, Dec. 6.-Jame=
r. Mcnamara. under sentence OF life
Imprisonment. had other troubles added
10 his lot today when he became de-
rendant in $4,000 damage suit The
suit is brought by Louise NJ. Sawyer,
widow OF Robert l.. sawyer. a telegraph
operator employed by the Los Angeles
Times and killed i'm the explosion which
wrecked that building October l. 1910.
The papers in the suit were served on
j. y, Mcnamara late today by q deputy
sheriff He received them without com
ment and stuck them In his pocket The
service makes Mcnamara what is
termed a "John Doe defendant
The suit originally fled was against
the Times Mirror company. Harrison
Gray Otis, tho president of the company
Harry Chandler. its secretary. and Otis :
SON In law; one or TWO others who are
specified as John Doe 'Richard Roc,
et AL
The papers served today simply iden-
tify James r. Mcnamara as the John
Doc mentioned in tho indictment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Blood Hunnors

Commonly cause pinples, boils, hives,
eczema or salt rheum, or some other
form uf eruption; but sometimes they
exist In the system. indicated bv feel
ings OF weakness. languor. loss Of APP
petite. or general debility. without
causing any breaking out.
They arc expelled and the whole sys-
tenn is renovated. strengthened and
toned by
Hoods Sarsaparilia
Get It today in usual LIQUID form or
ehocolated tablets called SarsatanSs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
MANY RUMORS ARE
FLOATING AROUND

Los ANGELES. Dec. 6.-"rhere need
not necessarily be subpoenas Issued TO
have the Mcnamara brothers testty pc
fore tho federal grand jury" declared
Oscar i.awlcr, special prosecutor the gov
crnment into alleged nationwide dyna-
mite conspiraoies.
"a subpoena Is issued only TO lorcc
man TO testify" he added
This assertion was taken TO mean that
when the federal grand jury was ready
tomorrow to hear testimony concerning
the alleged consDracies the McNsmaras
merely would be sent for and taken to
the federal building by Sheriff HammeL
Asked concerning the service of sub
poenas. Clarence 5. Darrow, counsel TOT
the prisoners. remarked that no sub
DoenaS had been served. official notice
having been given the brothers that they
would be called tomorrow before the fed
eral grand jury.
''I don't think that they'll say much,
commented Darrow.
There was persistent rumor tonight
that three prominent labor leaders oi
California would he called before the
grand jury and one OF the most sensa-
tional was that the grand Jury would cite
one OF the biggest labor leaders in the
country To appear before II.
The latter speculate grew out OF the
report that while the bribery charges in
the case OF Burt II. Franklin. detective
employed by the Mcnamara defense.
rested chiefly OH evidence gathered here,
well founded belief existed In the minds
OF those who had uncovered the alleged
bribery plot that persons outside OF Los
Angeles were interested in the manipuia- :
ton OF funds FOR the alleged purpose OF
influencing the jury.
Don't you think that somebody else
besides certain persons here. comment
ed Samuel l.. Browne, chief Of the de-
partment OF investigation Of the county.
tonight was interested in seeing that
the Jury was inhuenced?''
Browne arrested Franklin and gathered
the states evidence against him, He
added that he had certain kilograms and
letters In his possession which implicated
outside persons. and It was reported to-
night that through the question OF mis- =
use OF The mails the bribery matter also
might he called 10 the attention Of the
org nd iuYy
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Instigated by Reyes.

THAT in Yucat3n,' said Madero, is
without doubt the work OF Reyes. The
uprisings IN Durango also were lnstiSated
by Reyes. We have sent additional troops
10 the south and the army soon will have
the situation under control.
Today there were few developments In
The Yucatan rebellion. Reports from the
south indicated an Increased number OF
points of insurcctiou and continuation
of the hacienda -raiding. bur, on the other
hand. the government troops retoolI
.Dzelan. where the insurectonists am-
bushed a detachment of federals
In Tamaulipas. not far from the region
where Reyes is believed TO he travelling,
Emilio Acosta. who is leading a band
of Eeyistas. has taken possession of the
town OF .Xicotancatl.
Government Officials however. do not
consider Reyes is counting upon the i'm
mediate support OF Acosta Most OF them
regard it as more probable that Reyes
viii cross the narrow strip Of Tamaulpas
territory separating Texas from the state
Of Nuevo Leon and there attempt tn rally
The nucleus Of his rebel army. He was
The governor of the state of Nuevo Leon
for wears
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Thc following May lhc same corre-
spondent reported that the McClinic-
Marshall people have imported scabs for
this bridge the largest job ever under
taken in Kansas CITY" and added
eve have not given up yet: WE
MAY HELP TO CONVINCE THESE
PEOPLE that they ought to recognize
the bridge and structural iron work
ers."
The following August 2S material FOR
this bridge was dynamitcd: two other
attempts at this bridge were abortiVcs
Following is part OF AN editorial APP
pearins in the magazine last March after
the .os Angeles murders and before the
Mo-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
REYES ACROSS
THE BORDER TO
FIGHT MADER0.
General Dodging Texas Rang
ers, but Believed to Have
Plans for Oyertllrning
The Government.
TROUBLE REPORTED
IN SEVERAL STATES
Lynching of Gomez at Rincon
Antonio Resented by Par
tiSans; Banderas IS Ar
rested at Mexico City.
TROUBLE REPORTED
IN SEVERAL STATES

-ENICO CITY, Dec. 6.-Somcwhcre
N M between Poma. little town III
INy Texas ON the Rio Grande. and
ly1 Brownsville. opposite Matamo-
ras, OH the Mexican side at TIC
mouth of tho river General Bernardo
Rcyes is dodcing Texas rangers and Mex
lean ruralcs II information sent 10 the
national palace is correct. What the
generals plans are is q matter Of con-
lecture.
The government has been Informed bN
its secret agents that Reyes has crossed
Tho border. President Madero said Reyes
had appeared at Meyer, small town
opposite Roma and that later reports
indicated ne was moving towards the
sulf. either on the American or tho Mex
ican side OF the river.
The minister OF the interior Aoram
Gonzales. expressed tho opinion that
Reyes was trying to get 10 tho coast To
board steamer that would transfer him
Ia one going 10 Europe
President Madcro declared the govern
mcnt had absolute proof that Reyes mas
planned 81 revolution. He stated, how
ever Inc believed Reyes would he cap
tured before he could get II started. That
q few Instructions were in progress as
part of the Reyes revolutionary plan WAS
frankly admitted by the president.
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hrotlcrS would have had 20 be started
north last night, They Will he held I'M =
al Tie grand jury problem la settled,
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EX.BANKERS CHARGED
WITH GRAND LARCENY

SEATTLE, Feb. 15.-B. Bosco'
former cashier of the Bressi Bank OF
Seattle, is in jail today along with
his partner, V. E. Carnevie. Both
are charged with grand larceny. The
two men have been conducting a
brokerage business since they quit
the bank after financial difficulties
some months ago. They are accused
by Cregario Arcario, laborer, of
stealing 5000 the man gave them to
forward to bank at Philadelphia.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-17
WATCH FOR BODY
OF THEIR CLASSMATE

LONG BEACH, CAL, Feb. 16.-on
the rock at Point Firman, from
which two of their schoolmates
we're washed by huge wave Mon
day, a detail of boys from the
Long Beach high school will keep
watch until the body OF Robert
Long. one of the victims is found
Permission to maintain the watch
was granted by the faculty today.
The body of Herbert Craig, the
other victim, was recovered soon al
ter he was drowned.