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THE MARKETS

DETROIT-Cattle-M duh and
and loo TO 1Jc lower than last weeks
range Best steers and heifers sc:
good to choice steers and heifers, 600
to 1.2O0 lbs $5.50Q BIS light to good
butcher steers and heifers, 700 to 800
IDS, S4lI@ 30; mixed butchers fat
cows, $3.50m4.15: Gamers S2.50M325:
common bulls, si@4.75; good shippers
bulls. s..
Veal caves-AIarket steady; best
grades, S750W7.75; Others S4@7;
mich COWS and springers, $4,000.
Sheen and lambs--Market dun and
Zoe TO SOC lower than last weeks
range: best lambs, $6@G.25; fair to
good lambs. $5.50M5.75 light TO COM
mon lambs. $5@5.25; clipped lambs
81. % a 5.25; fair to good butcher sheep,
$4M 40; culls and common. $3M3.75.
Hogs-Market dull and 40c TO soc
lower than last weeks range. Quo
tations are Light to good butchers,
$3.50; pigs, $3.50; light workers, $3.50;
heavy and mixed hogs, $6Q6.40; stays,
one-third off.
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EAST BUFFALO. n. Y.-Cattle dull
Hogs-Slow; heavy. $G.25 @6.40; york.
ers, $6.70M $50; pigs $3.50 Sheep
Lower; wool lambs, $G.4O@o so; clipped
lambs, $5.25 a $50; yearlings, $1,000
5.75; wethers. s4.76m5; ewes, $4,000
AS. Calves, S4.50MS.j0
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Mrs. Hetty Green. with the assist
ance of her son, Col. K. III. r. Green.
has decided to consolidate her inter
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Denman Thompson. the actor who
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died at his country estate In West
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Washington society is stirred over
ian assignment filed by Mrs. Albert
Clifford Barney, wealthy Washing
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Christian Hemmick, son Of Ronald
Hemmick, former consul at Geneva,
recently was announced. In the assign
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The National Association of Cotton
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The Yale expositor., 1911-04-20

The United States boundary com.
mission, which Is to re-establish the
boundary line between Texas and New
Mexico. will leave Monahan, Tex, on
April 10, for the southeast corner of
New Mexico, where Il will begin its
work.
The Yale expositor., 1911-04-20

A terrific wind and rain storm
struck st. Louis, during which three
persons were killed and many thou
sands Of dollars worth OF property
damaged.
The Yale expositor., 1911-04-20

President Taft announced the ap-
pointment of Curtis Guild, Jr., former
governor of Massachusetts, as ambas-
sador to Russia to succeed Ambassador
w. w. Rockhill, who goes TO Con-
stantinople as ambassador.
The Yale expositor., 1911-04-20

Panic-stricken when their ship. the
Ottawa, struck reef near Algoma,
Wis. in heavy fog, Capt. Claus We
berg and FIVE members of his crew
took to their gasoline launch and
were drowned when the boat capsized
I'm the heavy sea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
People Want Republic.

ChenG Te-Chuan he said. was a strong
man and would he able 10 control the
rebels and guarantee order and the safety
Of foreigners. Ninety per cent OF the
population, lie said was supporting the
present status. Dr. WI continued:
Personally. I favored a limited mon
archy retaining the emperor as a figure
head. with a strong Chinese cabinet and
constitution, but the private opinion ap-
pears 10 favor a republic.
I'm each province a governor will be
selected each city and town giving It's
allegiance TO the new government. The
whole people OF China. north and south.
are united against Manchu supremacy
and the government a PekIn. which is
corrupt and prone 10 be oppressive.
81 admit there arc tremendous diff
culties before us, but we must win, We
guarantee an adherence to foreign treaties
whether ,lIey were adopted unfairly OF
fairly. We will pay our obligations 10
foreign nations and open up all the ports
OF China To foreign trade Thus will be
guaranteed an enormous advantage TO all
foreigners as we'll as TO China"
DR. WI said that he fully unders TODD
the reform movement might lead in any
direction even to anarchy; but all the
people OF China were now prepared 10
show the world the real power of the
Chinese for orderly conduct. self re-
straint and loyalty to fair and honest
government
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War Was Foretold.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Friends OF Dr.
Wu Ting Fang when They read today that
the former minister from China 10 the
United States had been chosen minister
OF foreign relations In tho new Chinese
republic recalled with considerable in
icrest a spiritualistlc seance in which he
took part here two wears ago when the
events OF tho last few weeks we're fore
told To a marked degree.
DR. Wu's penchant for inVestiga tlon
while he was accredited 10 the United
States won for him the name OF being
"rhe Human Interrogation Mark"
During his inquiry into Spiritualism he
attended a seapce st which the medium
conveyed him messages from the spirit
world -
The striking part OF the messages which
IS now mentioned as having been con-
iirrned by tho recent events in China. was
that tho spirits foresaw for DR.. Wu a
terrible war i'm the Chinese empire They
told DR.. WI that during this war me
would occupy 2 place OF great importance
and influence.
In connection with the prophesy a spirit
DurportIng TO he that OF President Nc
Kinloy couverscd with Dr. WI Saying
he hoped the prediction OF war would
never come true. the spirit remarked
through the medium:
II am for peace. and J know YOU also
are for peace. Arc YOU not?''
To this question the distinguished China =
man replied: Yes. ] am for peace al
ways
Continuing the spirit said: II am sure
you will do all YOU can TO prevent this
great war. my brother. and 7. too. Will
work for pcaCe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
DR.. Wu Joins Rebels,

SHANGHAI. Nov. DR. Wu Ting
Fang. who has been chosen director of
foreign affairs IN the reform government
established by Tie revolutionlsts in the
province OF kiang Su. today gave state
ment to the Associated Press in which
lie announced his adherence TO the
movement designed TO establish a re-
publican form Of government in China.
pr. WI Ting Fang has twice occu-
pied the office OF Chinese minister 60
the United States, In which country hc
became widely known He was first sent
10 Washington In 1897, remaining there
until 1902. when he was recalled. He
returned TO the same post In 1907 and
was again recalled i'm 1909
For time he appeared to have been
reiegatcd permanently TO private life.
but in August. 1910. he was made cOun-
selor TO the Chinese foreign office, His
advanced ideas have not always harmo-
nlzed with the imperial policy. and he
has moi wholly sympathized with the
throne.
fTc is the most Important figure that
has appeared OH the revolutionary stage
during The last few days. Rumors that
Wa Ting Fang has cspouscd The rebel
cause were al first received with in
,reJu1,IN
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
WRIT is GRANTED
IN MURDER CASE

DENVER. Nov. THE state supreme
court this afternoon granted n writ OF
supersedess 10 Frank II. Heawood con-
victed OF second degree murder for the
killing of George +. Copeland. a Cripple
Creek smelter man. in the barroom of
s,ander was Struck bv two OF the i've
bullets fired by Henwood at s. IT, Won
Phul. the 81. Louis balloonIst, whom he
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Copeland charge and sentenced TO life
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Sensational charges Of perjury on the
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
Protecting Missions.

American soldiers with = supply Of sky
rockets wcro sent 10 each outlying mis-
sion compound tonight The lega ton
has advised tho Americans TO come into
the quarter or seek ether places OF snfc-
". A concerted attack upon foreigners
Is not feared, but there arc many with
I'm the city who arc opposed 30 foreign
ers.
General Chang Shao-Tscn. who was
appointed by imperial cdict as envoy TO
proceed 10 tho SanSLse provinces to
conciliate The people. has declined the
appointment. saving that he preferred to
remain with his own troops AT Lanchau.
The government proposed today to cut
the Pekin-'ricn TsIn railway beyond
FentTal TO prevent additional troops
from arriving. II Is said that the Brit
ish minister, Sir John Jordan, protested
on the ground that Great Britain was
entitled To operate The railway in the
event OF tho suspension of service. in
accordance with an old agreement, Con
scuucutly the line is still open,
The Chinese report that tho kalgan
railway is in the hands OF the rcvolu-
tionists. while a rebel force is proceed
ing apparently in the direction OF Pekin
AT point on the railway about seventy
miles from the capital All railroad con-
ucctionS are threatened.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08

weeks Is made by revolutionary leaders
here. An uprising has planned. they de-
clare. but on account OF tho difficulty OF
getting arms and ammunition 10 the dis
affected imperialists within the walls. the
outbreak was delayed Weapons are be-
ing secretly distributed and the leaders
within the walls are awaiting the signal
10 seize the city.
Regret was expressed by a member Of
the Chinese national association when
told Of the assa ssination OF General Wa
LII ChenE by Manchu soldiers. The gon-
eral. who had Just been appointed COVER
nor OF the province OF Shat Shi. was, they
declared. revolutlonist at heart.
According 10 late adViceS received by
the revolutionary committee here. DR..
Sun Vat Son. who is expected to organ
izc tho new government, is now hurrying
TO China from England.
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ly, and a late Yesterday he declined
TO acknowledge any participation In the
revolutionary administration. His atti-
lnde as formally announced TO-DAY is eN
Eected to have a far reaching influence.
AT his residence within the foreign
settlement of Shanghai DR.. WI outlined
the plans and hopes Of the reformers in
China. Wen Tsrng Gao, formerly i'm
per'al resident a Lhsssa who has been
appointed assistant director OF foreign
affairs In the new government was pres
eni when the statcmon, was made.
Or. WI said that, while he was 10th
10 accept Office and hesitated because
Of his former close connection with the
ManChu government, he was now practlc-
ally forced 10 aid the cause of China.
He announced that ChcnC Te-Chuan. the
governor at 500 Chow and formerly gov
nrnor AT Mukdcn. who was the first
governor to come over TO the reforners.
had been elected governor OF the entire
prov OF kiang -Su
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
FClT|0NS IN
|P[K|N CLAIM
lend VERY NEAR
Ina Hope OF Saving Even
Mammal Throne for the
Nanchu Dynasty in the
Flowery Kingdom.
TING FANG
JOINS REBELLION
.iuces North of Yangtse
vsr Declaring for a Re
.utlic, Court Seeking a
Place of Refuge.
|WLJ TING FANG
JOINS REBELLION

.r,y Nov THE legations be
r,,c that the eud of the Manchn
iru,sty is imminent. There seems
1, bs no hope of saving even a
s,oyinces north OF the Hangis Sc
s,s now declaring for republic.
rir force of Manchu troops lage
4 10 conc with the local situation
E,re is in Pekin. There are md
A topiebt that the capital will be
-nded before many days by Chi
"a the court Will take refuge is
dion. There are evidences that
|Drt intended to proceed TO Chang
|kalu (Kalgau).
sps guarding the route 10 that
rhch lics in Chilli. l25 miles
rest Of Pelin. were expected TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08

dynamite the tunnel after the passage
Of the train bearing the emperor and
his household
Reports have been received that
Chang Khan keIu is unsafe
The national assembly is holding meet
ines without n. quorum. but certain mem
bcrs are cndcavoring TO maintain a nu-
cleus. Na-Tung. vice president Of the
privy council has taken rooms Tor his
family In hotel in The legation quar-
ter. Prince Chlnc's palace seems dc
serted II is believed that he is i'm the
Forbidden City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08

NANKlNG. China. nov The vice
ROY az Nanking committed suicide last
night
The situation Ia serious. The yiceroy's
Instructions from Pektn he'd ordered him
not TO resist the ucvoiutionists by force.
but TO surrender peacefully
The Tartar general comma nding the
Ms uchu troops refused to obey thcs. or
dars 4 condition OF panic nrcNalls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08

troops arc constantly moving in the yicin-
i,y or pekin.
The ManChu troops here number H.
o0o; imperial guards. 800; police. 1000.
and banner police. 5000.
The city Is quiet tonight and there rs
no sign of any intended movement
CIIee Zoo in Shaugtunc province las
gone over TO the insurgents.
Prior To this. one Of th" leaders. Wang
Shao Men. Informed tho consuls that
everything was ready for tho peaceful
assumption Of authority 10y the Chinese
and there would bc no slaughter OF the
Manchus unless they resisted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
Annoy in Danger.

AMOY. China. Nov. THE fail or this
city before the revolutionists appears inn
minent. There are no foreign warships
in this port. but the Consu)s have ap-
peaied to their governments to send YES
sells here.
Meantime tho Consuls are dcvising
plans for the defense OF foreigners IL an
emergency arises.
The American and British consuatcs
were designated today places OF refuge
for women and children. The locations
OF these consulatcs are most favorable
TO an easy embarkation on steamers in
the harbor II this becomes necessary. a
system OF signals has been arranged to
warn foreigners OF the first approach Of
danger. No anti-forcign sentiment had
developed today. Tai Tao Ching is in
hiding and the police keep out OF sight.
There Is no local government worthy of
the name, The soldiers recognize no au-
thorlty, but fortunately remain quiet,
Public sentiment IS rcvolutionary; but ap-
parenily peaceaby disposed. Several
hundred men Of good families have band =
ed together and assumed the responsible
ity OF maintaining order.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08

a leading Denver banker. In his divorce
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contained in Hcnwood's application 20 the
supreme court.
The writ VIII serve as stay of sen
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Henwood's application for n new trial on
its merits
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
Revolt Expected.

II is feared that tho assassination of
General WI LuChang will lead 10 the
revolt or the rest OF his old sixth dlvi-
sior. which is now with Yuan Shi Iia.
The government reports, however, that
TWO lrainloads Of imperial soldiers arc
on the way 10 IanlSow and these may he
sufficient To prevent p. inutiny.
A hundred carts left PelIu tonight for
'Jehol and 200 mounted Mancl,us pro-
ccedcd in the same direction carly in the
day.
preparing the WAY for The fisht of the
court. but many Manchus arc fleeing and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
General Wu Slain.

PEKIN. Nov, General WI. a bril-
liant young military Officer who was re-
Gently appointed governor OF shan 81
province. was assassnatcd at | O'Clock
this morning. He was asleep IN his tent
at the military cnCampment At Shillie
Chuens when thirty MnnChu soldiers
rushed in past the guard and murdered
him
When the officers OF the generals staff
arrested the Manchus. the latter stated
that WI had gone over. 10 the revolu-
tIonists and was secretly betraying the
Manchus
General WI was educated in Japan and
had risen rapidly since his return TO
China. He was liberal in his views aud
was credited with sympathy with reform
movements, although he was not an ex-
tremIst.
The general. whose full name was Nu
Lu Chcps. reported TO the government a
few days ago that he could persuade the
Sher ST rebels 20 accept the constitution
outlined by the national assembly. but a,
that time n suspicion was current that
| the general himself was n revolutiorist.
I His attitude has since been a mater OF
some concern to the Maachus,
| He is native OF Hupeh province. and
/ In April. 1910 wac made deputy lIeuten
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
Silken Lustre
To the Dullest Hair
FASHIONS Mirror J

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
Suffragist Shows Grit.

OSHKOSH, Wis. Nov. Although
suffering from sprained ankle. Mrs.
Emmeline Pankhurst. one OF the leading
women suffragists of England. stood for
more than ali hour during her lecture
here. The accident occurred as she WAS
alIshting from a. carringe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
Outlines Plans.

When tho rebels proclaimed provis-
ionaI government at Shanghai he was
made head Of the foreign bureau. out
The appointment was not taken serious
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
Suicide Of Viceroy.

ant general OF the Rordered Red Mongol
Banner.