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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13

MEXICO CITY. March l2.-General
Diaz. without doubt the busiest man in
Mexico. took time from his duties today
to see representative OF the Associated
Press and TO reply to several specific
questions touching upon the revolution
airy situation. He had just concluded a
conference with his minister Of war
dozen persons were still waiting TO con
suit him on one matter or another ana
many more would come before the days
work was over.
Diaz was not the sick man that In
some quarters he has been made 10 ap-
pear. His step was firm. lie walked
with an erect. military bearing. which
is a striking characteristic OF the eN-
ecutlve. When he spoke his voice WAS
strong and deep.
Lieutenant Colonel Pornrio Diaz. Jr.,
chief OF the presidential stafr was pres
ent at the Interview. which occurred in
room adjoining the executive office
proper in the national palace.
General Diaz's. appearance was stern
the lines OF his face which stamped him
as a man OF determination softeped IN
an amused smile when one of the objects
OF the vista desire 10 refute stories
of his jllncss-waS mentioned.
'Somc persons In the United States are
pcrsistentlY trying to make it appear
that YOU arc not in good health and that
the fact incnaccs the stability OF the
Mexican nation" it was suggested.
FIFTY years ago" he said. II can re-
member having had typhoid fever, Since
then l have passed no time. on beds Of
sickness.
why ne said. seemingly pleased al;
the recollection that rose before his
vision, when ] was in the field leading
my army. there were months at a time
during which ! slept under the open sky.
never was i'll. II. then, 1 could endure
such hardships and keep my health, why
should | not be able 10 keep 1t now,
when l can take proper care of IL?
al pass my days In my office" he
said. seriously. land generally | am busy
until midnight. Is that the part OF a
sick man? / have not been i'm better
health in many years than at the pres
cnt moment?"
do you consider that the presence OF
the American troops in Texas threatens
in any degree TO Impair tho friendly re-
latlons between the TWO countries?' he
was asked.
In reply the president said nc had no
right To. and would not, question the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
REBELS CUT TO PIECES
Battle AZ San eartolito. Insurosr,.
Ing hmbusIed by Reouia.

MEXICO CITY. March IA ~.
100 insurrcct0s Was cut TO rlecar Tn5. nhn5. 4
a!cs az san Barrolitp Puehla va.tssI ~ ~
accordirE 70 reports reaching hero NJ.
than Nitv were Killed. eleven se.,dd NOD
wounded and twenty seven csn,,'.1lolSY r.slolSY
the uraics nave adopted tho revoi,..,
lists tactics Of ambusing their n.
none OF their number was killed ,nasn ensn
a few wounded. "nu on'I
Colonel Guerrero, In cornrnard
learning that the rebels were ~,
10 attack the municipality ~ Yo,,sh1lr
sent IvO OF MS men 10 greet them ia.
others were ordered to cut on ths,,s ~
treat. '''en y
The first force selected a fayor.A,.
sluon overlooking q Tavnc through ~
the rebels must pass. and whnn ~
Were In the trap opened ynerciins. ~
The rebels are said 10 have MN n'r
stubborn hGht. but at the end NJ 'pau,
nour we're completely dcmoralIzad -
Reports from chihuahua. dejavod
crai 5avs In transmission. relate -
tToSSing state Of affairs in that cIty y
ing to The closing Of some induS,,;,,v
t1b,iShmcnts and the running on ~
tim" OF others. because OF a coai ~:
age. many worEmcn nave been ,hr..
out OF employment and are facing s,'.
walton. '''
\ measure to their advantage -
ever, IS one Initiated hy Govcrno, ~
mazda, requiring all merchants IN No.
invoices of The provisions in ,hcirssl
session and regulating the sale N T.
visions MS 10 quantity Ia individusii e
ChascrS and as 10 price.
Many OF tho merchants were sau
have advanced thclr prices 30 pe- K.
These have Cecn compelled 10 rcs1
their quotations TO fixed yehesS
which is not greatly above normal =
Lack Of Workmen To prepare for n
| planting OF crops on the haclees
| presagcs n shortage OF foodstuffs dr,a
| the coming season. ~ '"'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
BELIEVE DELAY HURTS
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
New York Senatorial Situation Hopeless
and Early Adjournment of Leg
islature Advised.

ALBANY. n. Y, March 12.-Apparent-
~ satisfied that nothing short of the
end the deadlock over the election of a
United States senator. leaders are said
TO be considering an carly adjournment
Of the legislature.
They contend that each days delay
in the election IS bringing criticism on
the Democratic party and one report has
II that April s two days after the time
fixed for convenins the extra session Of
congress. is being considered as ten
tative date for adjournment
1t has been suggested. according to
capitol gossip. that an effort be made
10 rush through as much important legis-
lation as possible prior to adjournment
leaving uDfinish matters 10 be consId-
cred at an early session which IL Is be-
lieved Will be called by Governor Dix.
Another ineffective ballot will be taken
tomorrow with no quorum present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
INCURABLE CASE
(ANCTHER HOSPITAL cAsE)

Authorities declare kidney disease In
durable after the sixth month. This was
the situation up to the working out OF
the new enno!llent treatment-the only
thing known that dares claim In print to
cure chronic kidney disease.
Every, case presented has been declared
:ncurable by physicians and In some
cases four TO SIX have Joined in the fatal
diagnosis.
Case OF Mrs. II. 8. Lathey wife of H.
g. Lathey. q business man OF No. 6Od
Montgomery street. San Francisco.-Was
so low with chronic and supposed Incur
able kidney disease that she was taken to
the German hospital. The physicians
made no progress and gave no encourage
mcnt. Patient was taken home and put
on the new emollicnt treatment An
other slow case. Mrs Lathey is now prac-
f!cally we'll and enjoying life In her usual
habit although the case was supposed to
be absolutely hopeless
Fulton's Renal Compound, the first sue
ecssful treatment for chronic kidney dis
eaoe can only be had In your city OF our
authorized agent. scHRAMM- JOHNSON.
DRUGS, FIVE STORES.
We desire 10 hear from and advise with
every case not yielding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13

the rebel ranks during the battle s.. =
lqpine across the Held to Americsyy 81
States. N"e ohit1|
According to Captain Harry W.
about third OF Blanco's forcws wnet4
men were engaged In the battIe ol
BSnS9 SnS9 eHpeeied lsd t9e S9Tse Rh5 in person o'
men TO join him at once and I, and @
that they are now In his camp u "a
This force will increase Blanc1.. -,
10 more than 100 fighting mon anY'
himself joined Blanco and was n -
by the fcdcEals on the draw rS,gSITpfitl
battle began "hen p<
General Chiap1. with 500 men ,s
c1 moving rapidly from yioc,as,,if iftepoif-
Macozarl tonight. intending to eeSSa episas,.
there ard come on 10 Aqua P,,a,~slAH
500 troops are coming from Cana VII
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
ENLISTED ON THE COAST.
Two Of casas Grandes' Slain Sent Out
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 12.-Roberi
r.. Lee and Robert Evans. mentioned as
among the killed al Casas Grandes. are
Identified by the insurrecto tunta here
as members OF band OF fifty sent out
from San Francisco about month ago.
Six such bands have gone 10 the war
from here by way OF JuareZ. according to
tho iunta's recruiting officers.
With equipment for setting up three
field bakeries seventyfive bakers from
tho Preside left on a special troop train
for San Diego this afternoon.
They will lie assigned for duty in con-
nection with the army along the Mexican
frontier and the men went prepared for
"a long stay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
VIEW OF ENGLISHMAN.
Anti American Feeling Said to Be Cause
OF Trouble In Mexico

LONDON March I3-Colonel Sir
Thomas HunGerford Holdich. who has
seen much service in many noted eNpe-
ditions and who Is now on his way to
London from Mexico. writes n letter to
the Times on conditions in Mexico
which. In his opinion. were not serious
at the time the letter was written, rem
ruary II. He concludes by saying:
There is. however no doubt Al all
about the bitterness Of the anU-Amer-
lean feeling In Mexico generally. II Is
that rather than hostility TO the Diaz adj
ministration which threatens disaster in
th,, tuturr"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
BANDITS ARE BUSY.
Desperadoes Take Advantage of Situation
In Lower California.

TIA JUANA. Lower California, March
l2-Unhindercd. bands of armed men are
Dilaglng ranches and Isolated hamlets in
Lower California near the interna tional
boundary line. These men are under tine
leadership OF desperate characters. who
make no claim TO patriotism. One band
when captured the village OF Iecarte
under the leadership OF German S. Sa-
linas. halfbreed who has renamed him
self ''Franclsco' Salinas. He is former
employe OF the Mexican customs service.
who is said to have escaped from tho
Tia Juana Jail whore be was confined
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
MARTIAL law BRINGS WOE
TO WOMEN AND CHILDREN

for stealing Salinas has eighteen mount
cd followers and half dozen others on
foot. He sent word 10 Tia Juana that he
Intends 10 shoot up the town.
Another band is supposedly under the
leadership Of one Dorsey and was re-
cruited near FL Cajon, near San Diego.
Cal. Captain Evans, L. s. A.. in com"
mand on the border. has asked lot more
men He Is now cndenVoring 10 patro
fifty miles of wild mountainous country
with sixty men, assisted by two line
riders OF the immigration bureau.
Chinese smuggling has stopped. but
Japanese are said TO bo crossing the line
whenever the opportunity offers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
BROTHER is ALIVE.
Gustavo Madero Receives News Of Battle
OF Casas Grandes.

NEW YORK, March l2.-Gustavo Ma
oero. brother OF Francisco Madero, the
revolutionist leader in Mexico, received
the following reply 10 his inquiry regard
ing last nights report that another broth
err Raoul had been killed In the fight
AT Casas Grandes:
Positively, Raoul Madcro unhurt. hav-
ing behaved with great heroism. Made
ros forces stronger than ever.
The telegram was sent from El Paso
hv S. Gonzales GarZa friend Of the
Maderos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13

staff Soto. SAYS Madero, was taken
prisoner soon after the retreat from Casas
iirandes.
The arrival of the United States troops
here today occasoned much interest The
arrivals We're two troops OF the tourln
cavalry from Fort Meade, s. d, With
four more troops due tomorrow from Fort
Smelling. Minnesota, and the troops al
800 men under Colonel e. T.. SteeVer,
From their post at Fort Bliss the
troops have a direct view Of the noun
y,ipS in Mexico
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
CARE OF BAbY'S
SKIN FROM BIRTH

Mothers throughout the word Ia
come 10 realize that no other scan 4
so we'll suited for cleansing and pres<71
ing baby's delicate skin and half
Cuticura soap. It Is so pure that II u<
be used with confidence from the h
OF birth. Warm baths with Cutie1|
ointment afford safe. speedy and a
nomicai method of freeing The skin d
scalp OF eruptlons. itchings. crustines q
chahngs. and of establishing a pennme|
condition OF skin and hair health
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to
women suffering from chronic constipa-
ton, headache, biliousness, dizziness,
sallowness of the skin and dyspepsia.
Sold by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
SIXTY REBELS SLAIN.
Mcxico City Account Of an Enasue
at E COYOTE

MEXICO CITY, March l9.-Af,cr n
ting the telegraph wires and tearine
enough Of the railroad 10 stop comm,
cation between Torreou and Durango i
rebels were twice enGa gcd in batlik \.
tcrday by 100 federals, according 10 ii
patches received here TODAY The n
engagement took place at I'll Coyo,e !
hacienda near Soucillo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
Hill Funeral Today.

The funeral OF Earl X. Hull of SAT Sego
avenue. who died of henfnrrhagc Thurs
day, will be held from the First ward
meeting house at . o'clock this after
noon, with burial in the City cemetery.
Hull was IS years old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
BUSY LOADING SUPPLIES.
Employees at Army Depot Compelled to
Work on Sunday.

JEFFERSONNI1LE, Ind. March Il
For the first time since the Spanish
American war. employees at the army
su~~ly depot here worked on Sunday.
They were busy shipping supplies 10
Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-07
GUARANTEE FUND EXPECTED
TO BE RAISED VERY SOON

there is no indications OF shut downs
soon In the Wheeling district. An
the plants are operating IN full giving
steady employment TO their employees.
The RiversideTubc works at Ben-
wood. has been operating day and
night since early last fall. This plant
Is giving steady employment 20 thou
sands and thousands OF employees
The Wheeling Steel 4 Iron and other
steel industries are also operating al
most in full. q
Among the now industries that the
board OF trade IS responsible largely
for securing recently In the Wheeling
district that are now ready 10 operate
IN full is the Wheeling Sanitary Manu-
featuring company. This plant Is one
OF the largest IN the country and when
operating in fun will furnish employ.
ment 20 a large force OF employees.
The Stcarlinc Invalid Bed Co. which
is composed 81 local capital is now
taking orders for is goods and indi-
cations are that the plant will perate
IN full during the fall and winter
months. The jefferson Fireproofng
company IS now operating in full as
Is the Tile company. These plants
were only recently secured by ths
board OF trade.
New Glass Plant.
Local capitalists are now negotiat.
ing for the purchase OF the old plant
OF the Crystal Glass company which
was recently acquired by the Jefferson
Fireproofing company. Should they
secure this plant they intend building
a nov glass plant and will manufao-
ture new kind OF glass ware.
New Sites.
Just ar present the board OF trade
has about exhausted It's supply OF land
and is now looking around for new
sites Secretary Roy Benton Naylor
is now negotiating for a tract of land
near this city which Will be given TO
industries seeking sites.
4 number OF new Industries IN
Guiding a churn factory are now neg
otiating with the board OF trade for
locations In all probabilities the
board Of trade will within a very
short tirro secure two new industries
for the Wheeling district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-07
d Review OF Greater Wheeling's Real Estate World
the best buying opportunities in this

the best buying opportunities in this
vicinity.
Mozart hill Is unique IN having
some advantages not possessed by
any other tract IN this section. II
lies far above the smoke and IN
healthful air % the city and although
not advertised as "A health resort has
been the means OF improving the
physical condition OF hundreds OF peo-
pie. 4 little over one year ago. a
prominent business man OF the city
was told by physicians that his
daughter was suffering from tubercu-
losis He AZ once secured a home on
the hill top and at the present time
the Young lady Is completely cured
\ middle aged woman suffering from
the same disease and so weak that
she had 20 be taken 70 the hill in a
cab. became resident OF Mozart
over two years ago and is now the
picture OF health
Street car extension. which has
been rather tardv. is expected TO re-
ceive great impetus in the near
future from the project described else
where. and Will be the means OF open
ing up hundreds OF acres living IN the
rear oi the hill. This territory ~
more attractive from a typographical
point OF view than the top OF the hill
ITSELF and with street car service Will
rapidly become one OF the city's most
thriving suburbs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-07
BUSINESS MEN EXPECT TO RAISE
FUND SOON.
New Industries WilI start Work on
Plants Soon-News Notes OF
The Industrial World.

Encouraged by the attitude the
bankers OF this city have taken re-
lative TO sRnct'oning the guarantee
fund FOR new Industries the Wheeling
Business Mems association will with
In the next few days start securing
signatures on the fund list They
hope 20 have "A million dollar fund
subscribed with u the next thirty DAYS
and then work will be- started by the
committee in charge in securing the
industries. That they will be able 10
secure az least five new industries
this summer the business men are con
fdent. This number OF works will
furnish az leas' employment 10 FIVE
hundred men.
Since the annual meeting held last
week az The Oaks. the business men
have received great encouragement on
this project not only from the bankers
but from business men. many OF whom
have signihed their intention OF sign
ing the guarantee fund subscription.
Just as soon n this IS done and the
banks accept the endorsement OF these
men the Industries will be secured.
Industries Operating.
While midsummer Is now rapidly ap-
proachinE the season % the year
when the factories throughout the
country take their summer shut down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-07
PAST FIVE YEAR PERIOD HAS
SEEN GREAT GROWTH.
Many Wheeling People Have Found
Charming Homes On the Health
ful Hilltop.

Five years ago. the enterprising
real estate firm Of IIcsse and Kirch.
ner. ever on the alert for opportuni.
ties 20 aid IN placing homes within
The reach OF Wheeling's surplus popu.
iation. laid out plot OF twenty acres
on Mozart hill The now addition was
called Mozart Heights and the rapid
ity with which the lots were sold
showed conclusivcly that the some
what radical departure OK the firm
had met with large measure % pub
lie favor.
The purchasers OF the new lots we're
home builders and ar the present
time handsome residences occupy al.
most all. Stimulated By this success
and the constant demand for lots i'm
that location. Hesse and Kirchncr
next laid out what is known as Mo
Fart Terrace. "a tract OF eighteen acres
on the hin top nearer tho car line
than the first venture. improvements
or the most extensive nature. includ-
Ing water. gas. sewers. street lights
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-07

Miss Daisy Hammond arrived Mon
day evening ar home in the citv.
where she Will spend The summer.
after spending the winter with reIa-
tiye- and friends In New MartinsviNe.
Miss Hazel Hurst has returned ro
her home In Morgautown. after spcud-
Ing few days with her sister here.
Mrs J Fitzgerald. OF Newark. o..
Is spending f"w davs IN tho city
as me guest 81 her brother. Mr. 81.
ward Lemons and family Her
niece. Miss Mary Lemons. viii ac-
company frr home
G"o-r" HAM, who has beau s.rf-
out'y OH 80 the IIa-kius' hospital IN
Wheeling with appendicitis. was a
little improved YESTERDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-07
Rapid Development
Of Mozart Property

and sidewalks were made. and prac-
tcally the entire addition passed into
the hands OF new owners in a very
short time. on this addition also
much building has been done
The third venture OF the company
In this locality was the most import
ant OF all. so far as acreage was con
cerned. u was called Mozart Ter.
race second addition. and contained
siNty-seven acres. This large plot
was improved in the same thorough
manner as the original No1ar; Ter
race and much of DO has been sold.
although several OF the lots are still
on the market. development has
been steady and substantial and ~
is oult question OF a short time
until the entire hill district will be a
residence city.
Robertson Place
\ Few months ago. ten acres OF the
choicest land ON The hiu was pur.
chased hy the firm aud laid ouf IN
what is known as Robertson Place. Dol
This addition ia located IN the most
central part OF the hill top. being yery
convenient 20 the car line. and within
few steps OF the schnolhnusa and
new general store Quite a number
OF lots have been sold here This spring
and several houses are being built
All modern improvements have been
made and The addition Offers one OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-07

county the Bcnedum-Trees OIL com.
pany IS starting test on a 5OO-acre
farm located three -fourths OF a mile
east OF Developments. The same com.
pany is starting test on the Dorsch
Bros farm. located 200 feet cast OF
treat q Rowland's two producers.
Southeastern Ohio.
on the Ohio side. in the shallow
sand territory in the Chester I'M dis
iFict IN Penn township. Morgan coun-
y. I. r. DOugan has drilled his No. 3
on Tie Thomas Anderson farm through
lA' F"ck"r sand. aud has a very light
plmper Tie Oakland OF q Gas com.
lahy has COMPLETED No. u on the ]
l.. and r. j. benjamin farm. and have
a -l-oarrel producer in the Cow Run
sand.
Appleman 4 Co. have drilled a test
on the MetcaN farm through the same
formation and have buster The
ilenne Oh Company is drilling No L
on the j. B. Thompson farm and a
,es' on the ". a Pidceon farm
" hlie' New ton d Moore are drilling
NO. is ON the Jesse Bailey farm.
The Pittsburs Field.
Near Pcrrysviile. Allegheny conn
~, The schwartz Bros well has aver.
aged - barrels DAY FOR the past
three days. Developments are again
growing interesting In that quarter.
owing 20 three wells all important
Icsi-. approaching the sand Ry
thursday. barring accidents. the first
az the three. Wctsse Bros. & Sche.
iner's test ON tho T. J.. Jones farm.
located 500 feet south of the Schwartz
farm producer. Will ba due The next
IS Icredum. Trees 81 Parkers test on
ih' Mary J.. Kalor farm. located HOO
i'et southwest ~ the Schwnrfz farm
producer About the same time Miller
k>r3 viii Dee due on the Rynd heirs.
farm. located HOO feet due west OF
The SctVurtl WE'LL
Schwar'Z Bros are drilling a second
test ON their own farm. located 400
:e"t south OF thcT producer. and an
Offset 20 the well Milling on the ! T.
Jones farm. So.'l o. the Schwartz
producer 1900 feet Weissar Pros A.
S'hcm"r have ris completed on the
swan heirs farm Northeast of the
schwartz producer 1900 feet Unknown
PARTIES are starting Test on the Mrs
campbell o. acres Three. fourrhs OF
BE- mile southwest OF the Schwartz we'll
ih' American Natural Gas Company is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-07
'MECHEN
Case Appealed by Alleged Gambling
House Proprietors viii Not Come
Up in Present Term.

Conrad Wise and J.. +. Jackman.
the two men OF the city fined heavily
in police court last Friday evening on
the charge OF conducting common
gambling house and another fine for
playing poker. are planning 20 appeal
the case 20 the circuit court. but oW-
ing 20 delay in the execution OF the
bond. the case Will not be brought up
In the present term OF court. now in
session al MOuudsviue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-07

building a rig on the David Aston
farm. one and throe-fourth miles
southwest OF the Schwartz farm Knox
Bros. arc drilling q test on their own
farm. Ry tho time the wells now
drilling aud starring have been com.
plc'"d the territory surrounding the
producer Will be thoroughly tested In
every direction Near Nrldgeville. A..
lcgheny county. " Finneran q co.
are starting test on the Hannah
heirs farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-07
Important MEETING.

The Mems Personal Workers BAND
OF the Church Of God met last even
ing In the sunday school room of the
church IN a specially called business
meeting Matters OF importance We're
taken mp and discussed. and action
was takon upon several 81 them. Tne
meeting was well attended