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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
CHINESE EMPEROR
MAKES AN APOLOGY
Blames Himself for Existing
Conditions and Promises
Many Reforms.
Continued from Page one.)

not be said that Pckin is yet safe from
attack
The imperial cdict has been widely
discussed and IL Is generally believed
that 1t was issued in order 10 provide
Yuan Shi Kai a powerful lever TO use
IN his negotiations with the rebels. Its
effect In Pckin already Is good. The
fear OF the people. which was great this
morning when il became known that
the capital was threatened with an at
tack unless the government accedcd inn
mediately 10 demands Of far-reachlng
importance. had somewhat subslded to-
10 fear = massacre, while 100 600 Manchus
arc in dread OF Chinese attack.
At Ticn rsin today the foreign troops
marched around the concession To i'm
press tho natives with their numbers.
armament and general preparedness
The customs commissioner received "A
letter signed by Shuh Yen Fang In be-
half OF The Ticn Tsin branch OF the revo-
utonary committee announcing its in
tcntion soon to take possession OF both
Ticn TSin and lrEin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
FEN IDAHO BANKERS
IN lRlAL AT WALLACE

rf.,na aCE'; Ida. Oct. S0.-Thc case Of
M n OF Idaho versus Harry l.. Day.
|as,nn pay, August Paulsen. STANLEY
an i,,u, ~, scott Anderson. Edgar :.
IA NJ Svn u, Nordquist, charged, as
lNearehing deposits after thn bank
a In 10 have been insorout was
he dcfn" Wv" district court today Each
'tuen,, llahts petltioncd 10 have tho
|ss ~, pmeslcd and recess was taken
1atn,ne a,s'rict attorney opportunity
IA tn me ,he affIdavIts Which accom-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
NeWsboys Protested.

DENVER Colo, Oct. S0-Because an
cnterPrSinE cigar dealer conceived the
idea OF giving the choice of any local
newspaper with every 10-ccnt purchase,
small sized riot occurred here tonight,
Nowsboys, with whom the cigar man s
advertising scheme intcrfcrcd TO no
slight degree, smearcd the windows OF
his shop with paste procured from Il
neighborinG newspaper plant. and deco
rated the store front with old ucwspa
police 10 dispcrse tho mob
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
||[SIDE|VT REFERS
|TD ALLEGED CRISIS
marks Construed as an Ad-
Mission Of Possibility OF
q Republican Defeat.
les HOPE IN FUTURE
.,tion's Chief Weary After
His Long Tour and Strenu-
nus Time in Chicago.

,co oet, So.-President TAFT
'-,s.a large audience at the dinner
~ hamilton club today by wha'
.,s hearers construed as an ac-
.,.n n inc possibility Of Republican
z, IN the corning national election
a vas speaking TO what had prom
=. an enthusiastic audience OF
|uepgis,,osns |upgy,s, present hastened 10 as
|sP.ahn nrasidents utrerances to wearl-
". w. his long tour of speechmak.
sna eapectally after the three oays
! s' campaigning in Chicago. III was
e,sst nnblic utterance In Ch!caSo pG
EIa,yIns Es % for Plttshurg tonight He
" Hopes for the Best.
-. a,s q. some people think. a crisis
~ psnuhlican party with reference
a" continuance in the guidance oi tue
~ .en am hopeful that the good peo,
w .b. country, who know Eooo
men thsy see II. have only chast-
ne bi, IN an off year In order
rs nav he better hereafter and In
a. that NO may be more careful here
\ mi With no intention OF shifung
n shoulders that are ht'ed 10 pea
hurdens OF the present problems and
!, tham "a a successful solution To
= who are untried and who nave
4 theories OF action that we don be-
/, In and VIC don't believe the people
rse in.
ftoueyer. I. il Develops that they de-
n change We shall Loyalty support
now government under any condl-
A Will the hope that ii VIII in'irs
,hs heneit OF tie country. but Win
'ccpsolation that. if, afer one trial
psople think they ouEh, TO 90 back
rbe old party that served thom SO
/. In the progress OF The nation. Why
can bear that experience. that Is
Retires for Rest.
|ker mis- address the president re-
8 In scclusIon al his hotel for rest,
1uzh he professed 30 WEAKNESS. the
4 DAYS steady strain had, told on
. and il was tired man vino led the
<dsutIsl party out OF Chicago at $50
ID. over the Pennsylvania railroad Tor
nDurg.
Is address before the Hamilton club
xhlch the possibility OF defeat found
|rssson followed the laying OF the
rersone o, the new home of the
nIlon club. enc OF the leading Re
||Iean clubs Of the middle west.
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VAL AVlATORS ARE
'NllMS OF BAD LUCK

'tnarsEsS MONROE Va. oct. so 49,
|od Spss's Eliyson and Towers. who
~ ron llsrc this morning 10 make
i ,'o,Nm Il1p 10 Annapolis in the naval
are reported to. h"
~, VIII broken engine al Il
n ~, "rk river about twenty mles
nenlenants made Slccessfu
plrrss99m Annapolis TO Fort Monro"
Ii,,.eh'snay They hal planned 10
fr fsr msch'nc back by freight, but
weather OF The INST few
In pd them 10 ny again.
rirS A'Nd away 10 the ncrthward this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
WATERWAY QUESTION
FORGING TO FRONT

WASHTNGTON Oct, a0.--Tbs uues-
lion Of water power. which is likely 10
be one OF the most important subjects
to be embodied in the report to congress
OF tho national waterways commission,
will come no for hearing before the
commission ln this city beginning Mo-
vembcr e. according TO announcement
made tonight hy the chairman, Senator
Burton of Ohio
Among those invited to attend the
hearings arc Clifford Plnchot. Secretary
Fisher. Louis - Brandeis and Attorney
General Wickershsm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Report Not OnCial.

WASHINGTON, Oct SO.--The Turkish
embassy received unofficial dispatches TO-
day confirming reports that Turkish
troops have recaptured part OF the city
Of Tripoli. These messages came indi-
rectly and do not represent an official
Turkish statement on the subject,
The state department received a mes
sage from Consul John @ Wood at
Tripo stating that Italian forces have
not treated the Arabs as severely re-
ports have indicated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Ask Mayors Recall.

UKIAIT Cal. oct Expeditions were
filed today asking The recall of Mayor
Carothers and three trustees OF this
city as the result of objections OF citi
zens living OH North Slate street 10 hay-
ing that thorouchfarc paved. An ininC-
ton also was served on tho board of
trustees 10 prevent further attempts TO
paVc tho street
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Much Money Raised,

HELENA. Mont. oct. j0--li pr sun
Yat Sen. leader of the Chinese rcvolu-
tIonary movement. ls IN Helena tonight.
his colntrymcn refuse 10 admit as much.
but the largest meeting ever held by Chi
uesc in this glty Indicated an event of
more than ordinary Importance.
IL WAS admitted by all OF the better
informed Chinese that local Chinamen
were contributing Ia tho cause of the
revolution and thut S26.o00 had been sub
grrihcI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Alike Fatal.

Thomas Moran. the veteran landscape
painter has devoted his HE TO the de-
liueation Of the Rockies and Slcrras.
Mr. Moran, on his return on the
Minnetonka from Switzerland, said 10 a
reporter:
The Alps are nothing compared to
the Rockies He who. after seeing the
Rockies should go 10 the Alps would suf-
fer the bitter disappointment OF the
sanitary engineer I'm Venice.
Sec Naples remarked the engineer,
and die Smell Ncnicc--samc result.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Farley Starts Next Week.

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Archbishop
John y. Farley will sail for Rome some
time next week 10 he present at the con
sistory to he held in the vatican Novcm-
her q. official confirmation OF his cleva-
ton 10 the cardnalate having been re-
ccivcd here TO-DAY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Cslifornia'S Population,

SACRAMENTO Cal, oct 30.-The
population OF California in 1879 will he
2.6%i, ,06j, according TO an optimistic csti-
matc sent out today by the governors =
office. The estimate was obtained by
taking The figures of Statistican Leslie
of the state board Of health for 1911 The
number added TO the 1911 figures was
60 Sug,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
The PerilOus Years.

Justice Ford or New York was discus
sing his famous dictum: I'm my opinion
it takes about five years for the ordina1.y
couple 10 learn 10 overlook each other
faults. 80
Justice Ford. celebrating this dicturn.
said:
after five wears OF marriage spirit
OF centleness and OF loving Kindness mani :
fesis itself But IN the first two or three
wears a spirit OF the bitterest disiliusion
prevails.
''rhis bitter spirit was well Illustrated
in n dialogue wherein young "te
sobbed:
And you used 10 say that YOU COULD
hear the rustic OF angels wings when
ever I drew near youE
"'But ryc found out now the hus-
hand sneercd. that the sound was only
the croakinc OF your broken corset
bones"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Change in Cabinet.

MENICO CITY. Oct 30.-Gcncral Man
uel Plata today made sub secretary
of war. succeeding General Gonzales
Salas as acting chief of that department.
General Vilar was named Friday TO
succeed Salas. and no explanation OF the
change has been given.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Dewey Will Be Absent.

ASfIINGTON, oct. 3O.-Admiral
Dewey. as ranking officer Of the Nmcri-
can navy, viii not participate In the
coming naval pageant IN ihe hudson
the fact that Inc does not feel lie should
tnlSc INC chances OF cNpOsurc
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Systematic Slaughter.

TRIPOLJ. Oct 2S (via Malta Oct. 3o)
For three days the Italians have been
Systematically slaughtertng Arabs in the
residential oasis outside the city Every
Arab net has been shot down without
trial. Many women have been killed,
In the confusion attending the Italian
bombardment of Bcnghszi on October IL
Immense damage was done. Three
hundred civilians. one-hslf of whom
were women and children, were killed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Shot by Accident.

JACKSON. Ky, oct $o.-''Uncle Anse"
White. a noted feud leader of Brcathitt
county. was accidentally shot and prob
ably fatally wounded at his home ten
miles from here today. The shooting
Was done by his nephew. a boy named
Henson White is Il brother Of Tom
White. now serving a life sentence for
the murder OF j r.. MarCum.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Suddenly Summoned.

TRINIDAD, Colo, Oct. 30.-Edwa I'd.
West. a millionaire property owner and
sheep raiser Of this city, died here to-
was 65 years of age and came here pen
nicss fortytwo wears ago. A widow.
two sons and two daughters survive.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Wilson at st. Louis.

ST. LOl'lS. oct. 30.-Governor Wood o
row Wilson Of New jersey. returning
from Texas. WAS met at The union sta :
cusscd the political outlook nationally
with. several leading state and local Dem
oCrats.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Warned Against Loan.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct 30.-Jdcniical
cahlcgrnms addressed TO the French aud
Belgian governments, protesting against
war loans To China, were sent out to-
night by the Chinese National associa-
ton here. Tho message follows:
we strongly protest against The war
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Vaccination UIncd.

WASHlNGTON, oct. 30.-Eaccina tiun
acainst typhoid fever is to .bc urged upon
all the 1900 employees OF tho depart
mcnt Of agriculture. In accordance with
a recommendation approved today by
S.rrctnry Wilson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
arrested for Vagrancy.

Ia Se M Oct: sO.-Fritz Won Miller.
II In member OF noble German
'au Fr.m,in and formerly a merchant
n rhara"'isco. was arrested today
iest ,nssn oi vagrancy. lie said hc
|Franria. thousands of dollars In tho
led pens nrs md earthquake. He
E Of hi. which he said bore crI-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Collapsed Quickly.

visional government Of Kwan Tung. re-
Gently declared by citizens OF Canton,
has fallen, according 10 state depart
mcnt adviccs today. Tho collapse is as
crbcd chiefly TO It's Reputation by the
viceroy and the principal civil and mill
tary authorities, and the fact that the
troops II the province remained loyal 10
the viccroY.
Although Canton Is reported quiet. tho
situation in that city and at NankinS is
said 10 be threatening.
1t is the intention of tho government,
according to reports, TO cut the Pekin
Hankow railway at Chenting and also
the PeIin- -Mul<den railway at Ivan
Chow. Although the advices do not In
dicatc the reason. il Is undoubtedly To
prevent tho revolutionists from using the
railroad in the advance on Pekln,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Copper RetnerS Fail,

CHICAGO. Oct. 3o.-Thc Chicago Cop
per Refining company fled a petition III
here to-day. Liabilities wcla
scheduled 1T S2iS2l2 and assets at SllS,
900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31

II :" 'sS Is due to disordercd con.
Int. ue stomach, Chamberlain Is
org essentially q stomach medi.
n, - especially TO act on that
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WI Chang Next,

HANkOW, China, Oct. 30 (via Wu-
HUI, Oct. 30).-The imperial forces are
preparing to follow up their victory
over the rebels last week by an attack
on WI Chang, which the revolutionists
have protected by elaborate emergency
Notifications, and Han Yang, which IS
regarded as of the utmost Importance
on account Of the arsenal there.
Admiral Sab Cheng Ping Yesterday
notified the foreign consuls that be
was about to begin bombardmcnt OF
WI Chang, and asked that all foreign
ers be ordered to leave at once.
The loyalsts are now in undlspnted
possession of the entire city of Han
kow, including the powder factory.
They are also in control of the railway,
Their position here is advantageous
for sudden attack against the arsenal
at Han Yang.
A. II. kepler, the American mission
airy who was wounded in fighting, is In
serious condition His injuries are
in the neck and arm, He was watching
the fighting from the top of building
IN the Japanese concession. when he
was hit by stray bullet. Mr.. Kepler
is attached TO the Presbyterian mis-
sion station AT Slang Tan,
Fridays battle at kilometer ten was
splendid exhibition OF the rebel
fnrpns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31

The best plaster. A piece of flannel
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loan which Your people make TO the
Manchu government for The purpose of
prolonSing "A struggle against humanity
and civilization. We avow positively that
tho loan Will he rcpudiated by the PC
public of China. and beg you 10 warn
Your people from such an unfr'cndly act
'SiEucdp
CHINESE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,
Representatives OF the Chinese People
in America.
The following is cnbiesram sont by
Tho association TO the Government
association OF Canton:
'Thc Chinese cf America nominate
Woo Yin Hung provisional governor OF
Canton. and also ask The vtccroy OF Can
ion. Chang Ming Chi. to resign
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
Murderous Work.

The range was short and the gunuers
merciessly poured in their shells on the
rear of the rebel positions. The slaueh-
ter was appalling. The rebel batteries
replied Intellectually and were finally si-
lcpced. The gunboats drew still nearer
and the revolutionists were compelled
to retire,
The lovalists. whose losses had been
sliabt. advanced on the abandoned
trenches in splendid order under cover
of The batteries. captured fifteen field
guns and took fifty republican prison.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion OF
little want "adp in The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000 Ind $50.
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Rebels Fight Well.

Although they were outnumbercd
two to one by the trained force of i'm
perialists in front of them and were
subjected from the flank to rakipg
cross fire from Admiral Sab s warship,
they held their ground until nearly 900
had been killed and 500 wounded. At
last they were compelled to retire.
Their ranks were broken, but there was
no panic.
The advance Of the loyalsts was a
splendid Justification of the training
which these northern troops have re
Gently received under European instruc
tors. Ten thousand strong, they
crossed into the rebel territory during
the night and attacked the intrenched
revolutionary forces at daybreak Fri
day morning There were about 5000
of the rebel troops. These were be-
hind we'll planned forti6cations and
had little TO fear from the attacks of
the troops. 1t was the guns of Admiral
Sab s Rect which finally decided the
day against them.
Sab s eight vessels arnroachcd the
rebel positions soon after the advance
of the imperial troops began. but did
not fire, After a little while, the eight
ships silently retired as if they had de-
cidcd not TO participate in the engage
ment Later they returned, this time
4 &
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-21
PERSONALS

William Fisch of the American Bak- eries-Candy company has returned from Chicago, where he attended the national convention of candy manufacturers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-21
.ELK|NS ESTATE
 SUED FOR TAXES


 Elllins, w. Va, June 20.--A motion for judgment against the Davis Trust company, former Senator Davis Ell1ins and S. B. Elkins, Jr.. as executors of the last will and testament of the late United States Senator S. B. Elkins. has been filed bYs Prosecuting Attorney H. C.. kump. SsN .s
 5 gAhe, motion alleges that Senator Ef- kips was a defaulting taxpayer and that he has forfeited to the state of West Virginia the sum of s375,O43. 40 in the year 1909; $2g7,77s in the year 1910, and by his. executors $s41,910.9O in the year 1911, lmaking in all, with interest, the sum of 7,697.90, which the prosecutor claims must be paid over to the state of West Virginia by the ex ecutors for the senator's failure to properly list his property for taxa tion.
 In the motion the state alleges that the late Senator Elkins failed to give to the assessing officer true list of all his property which should be as- sessed.
 The prosecuting attorney gives mo- tice that on October 10 he wilt move the court for judgment against the ex- eoutors of the estate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-21
ABSOLUTE LIFE"
 TEACHER 0N TRIAL

Chicago, June 20.-Testimony regarded as shielding Evelyn Arthur See, found CT of the absolute life cult, who is on trial charged with abducting Mildred Bridges, was given by Miss Bridges in the trial of the cult leader today. She testified that she was not abducted by See, that she was taken to Sees ''tem- ple' by her parents and that See never gave her personal talks regarding the mysteries of absolute life' until she went to his home to live.
 In reply to questions regarding her personal relations with See, Miss Bridges gave evasive answers. She will be on the witness stand tomorrow and pos siby Thursday.
 Manuscripts of two books written by See containing the history of the cult, were read in court as evidence. In one of the books See pretended to be a divine agent to purify the world and create a new race of men and wom- en all to be physically and spiritually perfect.
 For an hour before court opened line of spectators stood waiting to be admitted. Young girls and young men struggled to enter the court room, which soon was packed with curious men and women.
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| ALL CH|LDRENO OF
 POOR INFECTED

Denver, June 20.-The statement that practically all children in the lower classes of society are affected with tu- berculosis in latent form by the time they reach the age of 15 or Is, but that this latent infection is distinct lively protective and gives, in most cases, an. immunity against fatal tu- berculosis in later years, was the fea- . ture of the annual address of pr. Will liam H. Welch, president of the Ma tienal Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis which opened it's seventh annual convention here today.
 Persons who have a tuberculosis in- lection have a protection by virtue of this infection" said Dr. Welch. "Why, in some people this infection should be adequate and why in others it should net be adequate, and should cause pull raoninary consumption, we do not know"
 In the afternoon the sociological ses- sion of the convention discussed "The Child. and the School"
 Tonight a meeting of the advisory committee discussed "Oficial Responsi buitv in the Tuberculosis Problem af- ter ich a meeting of tke new board oi directors was held to select officers Tor the ensuing year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-21
ESTRADA IS NOT
 HUNTING TROUBLE

New York, June 20-General Juan J. Estrada, the recent revolutionary presi- dent of Nicaragua, tonight made most emphatic assertion that he had not the slightest idea of stirring up another rev clution in Nicaragua.
 .'Ridiculous," he characterzed the re. ports that he and General Moncada, one time his minister of the interior, who also is in New York, are negotiating with bankers for funds with which to start another revolt against Diaz, the incumbent of the presidential chair of Nicaragua.
 General Estrada, General Moncada and Senor Cabrera, third Nicaraguan, had met here by accident. he said. Senor Ca brera is a rich coffee planter.
 The reports of a revolutionary outbreak in Nicaragua he characterized as being given by his enemies.
 Should there be any movement against the government of President Diaz,' said Senor Estrada. i've would be the first with him to fight those who pretend to disturb the peace of Nicaragua and more so if the revolutionary movement refer red to should be the Zelayaista.-
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GORGEOUS BANQUET
 AND BALL GIVEN BY
 ENGLAND'S ROYALTY

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  ranged to depict the ceremony practi- calIy as 1t will be performed on Thursday. Aside from these main events there are a large number of lesser features m O