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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
LEA YES
REYES BANKRUPT

MONTEREY. pee. 25.-Gencral Ber-
Ouimo Trcvino. whose campaign aealhsN
General REYES resulted TODAY IA RcEes :
surrender at liuarcs, considers inal tue
last chapter OF MeNico's story OF unrest
has been written.
Il believe there is no doubt now, ne
said that real peace Is at hand. Inc
minor uprislnEs will be suppressed Wlth
comparative case and Inc REYES roYom-
tlon is finished. The failure OF Reyes
will be something that will serve 10 deter
anyone else from attempting 10 initiate
a similar movement.
General Tpvino Is awaiting nsuuc-
tions from Mexico CT, before ordering
Rcycs removed from Llnates
The general was inclined To regard
Reyes's surrender on This day as bit
Of diversion referring TO IT as my
Christmas present
II Is reported here that REYES praC-
tically is bankrupt as the result OF his
efforts TO organize a counter revolution
II is reliably reported that ne used a
good deal OF his own money in the bcici
that he would have little difficulty in
ovcrthrowns the man ne had come 70
believe all Mexico wished 20 see forced
from the prcsidencSs
Miguel QuiroCo and the four men who
have been active In his support are also
said 10 have used their private fortunes
IN the adventure.
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Exile Arrives in Shanghai and
Holds Conference With Wu
Ting Fang and Other
Leaders of Revolution.
REBELS NO LONGER
COUNT ON PREMIER
Declare They Can Take Pekin
al Any Time; Assert That
the Powers Should Rec
ognize Republic.

~ HANGHAL Dec. 25.-Dr sun fa'
Sen. one OK tho leading promot-
ers Of the revolution who may
~ be named az president OF the
proposed republic. boarded a
launch soon after his arrival here this
morning and was escorted down The river
by two warships After landing he Wen
hv automobile 10 the residence OF wa
Ting Fans. the foreign secretary In the
revolutionary provisional cabinet, 10 dis
luss The situation.
so far az known no reply has yet been
received from Yuan Shi Hai. the imper'
isl premier with regard to The establish
mcni OF "A republic.
Dr. sun IS quartcred In large mod =
ein residence IN tho French concession.
lie said today boz. preferred to make no
statement until hc lad reviewed the on
tirc situation. Hts conference with Wa
Ting Fang and other leaders show shat
ne is evidently commanding the greatest
respect ard attention.
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MASS IS
CELEBRATED IN ROME
Cardinal Farley Ohiciates in
His Titular Church of Sancta
Maria Sopra Minerva.

ROME. Dec 95.-Poutfical mass Was
celebrated today by Cardinal FARLEY in
his titUlar church OF SIBcts Maria Soprs
Minerva
The church Was packed With worship
crs, the congregation comprising many
noted personages among the clergy and
laity OF Rome. The monks OF the order
OF the Dorninicans. who are In charge OF
the church. clad IN their white robes.
added picturesqueness 10 the scene AU
Of tho professors and students OF the
American college, many American resi-
dents and visitors and the suite OF Car
dinal Farley were nrespnt
Great success attended the Christmas
dinner held at the American college AZ
which Ie5 covers We're laid. CardnaIs
Farley and O'Connell were received al
the entrance 10 the college by the rector
Mgr. 4. r. Kennedy: the vice rector, Mer
r. Mahonev. and all the students. Ihere
was an enthusiastic welcome when the
two cardinals entered the rectory. which
was gay with American iags IioNerS
and pictures OF the pope, OF various
American bishops and of former Iectofs;
The dinner concluded with tussts ana
speeches There was also singing by
students ~ the American college VINO
have one or the best choirs IN Rome
Preperations are. being made Tor
which Cardinal Farley Is TO give on De,
cembor =. IN wnich is called the royal
apartment OF the Hotel Bristol.
Cardinals Gasparri. Falconio. DelalN,
q. .Conneli. NlnneceEso NanDutelii. Ris-
lett Von Rossum and Martinell already
have accepted invltJtlous, and others
rector OF the American college. Mgr Ma
retti formerly apostolic delegate 10 Can
ada: Mgr. Robert Seton. formerly OF New
York: Mgr MontaEnini. formerly secre5
tal-J OF the papal nunclo at Paris. and
Father Brandt editor of the Jesuit organ.
Civilta Cattolyea.
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render Internationally viii he hunted
oovn. These were the declarations nanc
hy President Madcrp To represent tive
of the Associated Press al thapultcpec
palace The surrender OF Reyes. sslu
The president. WAS surprise 10 hlmsrl
and his ministers They had expected
he vynuld n.. abl, 10 nnd some lew fol-
lowers bot his declaration that mot one
person had been willing 10 cspousc lhs
cause WAS even more iEan theN hau
The absoluteness OF his ianure. IN"
president pointed out. should deter others
Who might contemplate leading feFo-
mliou. I'm
with Reyes out OF the "ay "" WIN
soon have the country absolutely 81
u.scc." he said. General PEI" probably
viii bc selected TO preside over the lllhl
al t,pr oval Reeves
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Detained by Madero.

When my father arrived i'm Havana,
Cuba he was detained on orders from
Madero. visited my father in linyana
aud then returned To NoNico To talk with
General De La Barrg. the provisional
president Of the republic, about ruy iaiG-
cr's suppression In "A few dayS oruers
were issued permitting my father TO re-
turn 80 Mexico When hc arrived Ma
dero offered him the office Of minister
of war. which lac accepted with tie idea
that Madero was sincere. put this Delier
was quickly dispeilcd by criticisms ihai
soon appeared in the newspapers, which
AIadero had inspired.
"Madcro had control of the army OF
the republic and Grir election was
plainly imposSiblc. AE' tather tired OF
belnE prosecuted and two months ago
the reVomtiou was started log my iaIh-
crs followers.
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Movement United.

pr sun said the entire moycmen; WAS
united and there would be no serious
differences. II is quite evident that the
r-volujionSrics are preparing ior the con
struc,yc work OF government and are
no, counting ON Yuan Shi Raj. They
arc even disrccdrdng Pokin. which they
Confidently assert thcy can take at icis-
ure
I, has been definitely decided that Nan
king shall be the future capital. Even
after the ahdictatou OF tho emperor and
the reorganization of the new govern
monl. tide leaders assert positively that
pchin viii not hc considered.
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KELLOGG MAY BE GIVEN
PLACE ON THE BENCH

DENVER, Dec 2S.-m an interview
hero today Senator Francis +. Warren
OF Wyoming Is quoted az saving that
President Tan VIII appoint either Cir
cult Judge Walter &. Hook ~ Kansas
Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
Charles NaEcl OF ST. Louis or Frank B
Kellogg OF Minnesota as associate JUS
rice oC the United States supreme court
to ill tho vacancy caused by the death Of
Justice Harlan, and that I'm any event
President Taft VIII appoint 4 man from
the eighth circuit.
CommcuunI on the next presidential
election Senator Warren saws:
II have no doubt of President Taft's
renomius tiou. and | have no doubt OF
his rr-election. The La Toilette boom
has collapsed and Republicans realize this
throughout tho country"
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ITALIANS WIN AFTER
DESPERATE FIGHTING

LONDON. Dec 2J-Thc Mat,
spondeut Of the Chronicle ssnds We
received from Tripof describing. N. "Hfl|
cent. surprise attack bv 6 200 Irsh.
artillery on AinZarH Tho sttecg s'.I
30 ficrc" that the Italians vorc ak. va
Te7ulse the enemy ont, after six bo,,vss. y
OF hard lighting. during which ,bsy w
peatedly requested r"inTorCnmcnts ~ +
Other reports from Trpoll saw sr,,,..
determined attack on NinEs1r IL isS-frr'
ncnL No serious lighting has .ll' .a.lil
place duriuc Christmas. en
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Rebels Incensed.

LONDON. Dec 26-A special dispatch
from Shanghai says the revolutionaries
are inceBscd at the impcridlists for the
capture OF Tai Yuan Fu in Shan 81
province, and have protested 10 Tang
Sbao Vi representative Of Yuan Shi ksi
At tn" peace conference against repeated
breaches Of the armistiCe. They have
demanded an indemnity, the Withdrawal
of the troops and punishment Of officers
upon whom tho responsibility rests.
The revolutionary leaders insist that
unless Yuan Shi kai replies At once 10
the demands OF tho conference they Will
elect Dr. sun Vat Sen president.
Tang Shao vi explained that the i'm
pcrIalists had occupied Tai Yuan F'u
only after the re.ulutionists had deserted
the town. lie forwarded the demands TO
PeEin
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SAYS PROMISCUOUS
DANCE IS FULL OF EVIL

CHICAGO. Dec 25.-"'The proms.
cuous dance is evil and only evil. rs
whole is soaked IN shame and ITS
course - msrkencd by blackened
souls and lost spirits
In these words the Rev. VI. =. Boyn-
ton. pastor OF thhc Lexington Avenue
Baptist church here, denounced IN
sermon the installation OF dancing
in tho schools Of Chicago.
"The evils Of dancing. continues
the reverend gentleman, means the
wrecking Of the school system by tne
short sighted and narrow minded. -
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Keeping Close Watch.

ASHINGTON Dec. 25.--Tde arrival
OF four naval vessels OF the United states
isiatic feet at Shanghai made II Sppar-
ent that the United States is keeping a
close watch on the situation there. where
is being held the peace conference be
tween The revolutionary delegates, headed
by Dr Wu Ting Fang and the imDeriallst
representatives. headed hv TanSshao
W.
With the arrival OF the cruisers New
Orleans. Cincinnati Albany and the de-
stroycr Dale. toe total of American naval
vessels in the waters around Shanghai
* raised . eleven
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Tragedy Follows Killing OF
White Man in a Quarrel
Over Game of Pool.
IS QUIETLY DONE
Colored Man Taken From Cell
and Shot TO Death; Shrieks
for Mercy Unheeded.

BALTIMORE. Md Dec 25.--Kipe
Davis. negro. aged IS wears. who Sal
urday night shot aud Killed Frederick n.
Schwab (whitcl. a, Faircld. Anne Arun-
del county. was taken from the lookup
Al Brooklyn. Md. a SUBURB OF Baltimore
early today and shot 10 death by small
party Of unknown men.
Davis. who also war known by the
name Of Johnson was dragged TO a spot
200 yards from the station and shot four
times through the lungs. Ills body was
not found unit! several hours laIer
The ayenginE band, thought not 10
have exceeded eigrt or ten in numoev
formed quietly, They Effected an en- =
trance into the lookup without attract
Ing the attention Of persons nning xo nesl sSIy
found the negro asleep.
No Mercy Shown.
Hubert Chase another negro. who WAS
held in The station as witness IL the
Schwah case. was not moicSted. I"asE
said DAVIS fought desperately sh1
sllenced by blow on the mead which
stretched him unconscious; He then was
dragged away 10 his death.
No guard is kept at the jail at h!Ght
and there Is no clue 10 the peTpetralorS
OF the deed The front door OF the Jai,
was found 10 have been burst open and
the lock bad been cut Oft the door or tne
cell In which Davis was conrucd
Started IN Saloon.
The trouble which caused the shoot
ing Of SChwab started ia saloon AT
Fairfield over game OF pool between
Frank SchWab. brother OF the dead
man and Davis. Schwab claimed the
negro called him vile names.
After the party left the saloon Fred
eriCk Schwab took up his brothers quar-
rel with Davis, who drew a pistol and
sent bullet through Schwab's heart
Davis then fred two shots at Frank
Schwab without effect.
The negro fed but was arrested an
hour later lie asserted that he shot
in self-defensc declaring that Frederick
Smith had struck bin.
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Death at the Feast.

FLINT Mich. Dec 25.--A Christmas
feast was converted into n tragedy here
today when T. Tuczka was Sdot and i'm
Ftanty killed I'm the presence OF five
companions who were watching the
six men came from early mass al MI
Saints church.
The conversation had TUNED 10 hunt
ing and Tuczla had volunteered TO show
a trick about loading q gun. Fred Matz
went To his room and brought gun for
the demonstration.
lis Ia !oadcd2' asked Tuczka
No" replied MatZ. As he was
breaking" ii 10 show that Il was empty.
tho weapon was discharged and tore
wound through TuCzka's loft luuS. Tho
victim was married and was SO ycars old.
Matz was taken into custody by the
police. but Was released when the Incl
dent was investigated.
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Born on Christmas,

ST LOUIS Dec. 2a.-Nrs Mary T..
Fusz observed her nincty-siNtb birthday
today by eating her fifty eighth Christi
mas dinner in ST Louis. surrounded by
n host Of grandchildren aud great grand
children who had come from Boston,
Kansas CITY ParTal. Mexico and Hon.
duras 10 spend tho dav with her at the
home Of her only living son. Louis FusZ.
seventy two years old.
Mrs. FusZ CHme 10 St Louis from her
native home I'm France.
Today Mrs Fusz attended mass al the
Holy Name church Ijcr grandson, tho
Rev. John j. Fusz. z missionary I'm lion
1uTJS wa. rplcbTaDt
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SAYS NAVAL OFFICERS
SHOULD RANK HIGHER

NEW YORK, Dec 2S.-Resr Admiral
Hugo Osterhaus. who is here. has do
cided Views ms To Secretary Mever'S rec
ommendation in his annual report that
the rank OF vice admiral be created in
the American navy.
'Tnsr' are South American republics -
said Admiral oste rhsus. whose navy
consists ~ converted tuEhostS and whose
teot commanders rank higher than ours
The government is making a mistake
and u VIII be realized when the Panama
canal Is opened I'm 1913 and a fleet OF
United states hattlcships has TO trail
through the canal after one OF those
South American tugbostE flylng the flag
Of q vice admiral
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MEMBERS OF SACRED
COLLEGE GREET POPE

ROME Dec 2S.-AN the members oi
the sacred college az present In Rome
were received Saturday rs tho pope 10
whom they presented their Christmas
grectines.
For tho first time IN the history of the
church az such = ceremony. three Amsri-
can cardinals we're present Cardinals
Farley. OConneu and Falcouio. The su-
dience lasted considerable time. Tho dean
% the cardinals expressed tho felicita-
tl0na % the sacred college. after which
dinsl personally conEratUisting the
pontiff
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RICH AND POOR ARE
BROUGHT TOGETHER
Charitable Men and Women
Remember the Less Fortu-
nate at Yuletide.
Continued from Page one.)

though IL had been understood that some
OF the ClerGymans former parishioners
would provide the holiday meal. Persons
who called at the Jail were informed that
he had about the same food as did the
other prisoners. Richesou has so far re-
covered that his liquid diet has been
changed 10 one of more solid food.
During the forenoon Dr. loJhrop VS.
tied the clergyman and upon leaving re-
ported that his patient was making "A
good recovery and before the end OF this
week would be practically We'll William
\. Morse also called on his client but re .
fused 10 comment on the case. There have
been persistent rumors ~ postponment
OF the trial
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Birthday on Christmas.

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-Today is the
ninety third birthday Of the oldest twins
in tho United states. Samuel and VII
liam Muncy OF Babylon. l. l. Four gcn-
erations will help them celebrate their
natal day and Christmas. Born on tho
property which their respective homes
now occupy. the brothers have lived
side by side practically throughout their
lives. Each married young and each
had ciEh, children, Both are widuwcrS
md nnlihrr mscs iohacrn-
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Quickly Follows Father.

los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 25.-Mrs.
Katherine kcndrick Campbell. daughter
OF the late Right Rev. John Mills Ken
drick. Episcopal bishop of Arizona and
Sew Mexico. died today at her home a.
Pasadena.
Mrs. Campbell was seriously ili At the
time Of her fathers death about three
weeks ago. hope FOR her recovery being
practically abOndoned II uIat time.
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Charge Of Sedition.

MEXICO CITY. Dec 25.-Goueral
Reyes viii be tried for The crime Of
sodition before a military court lie will
he given every guarantee OF justice that
the constitution affords. The Judge he =
fore whom he will appear Will he chosen
with a Wow 10 securing An lmpa rtial
ms gistratc and ono that bears him no
personal cnmity. His followers Who lay
down their arms viii bc treated in a
like manner while those who do not sur =
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Japan Keeps Out.

TOXIC. Doc. e5.-A conference of the
members Of the japanese cabinet. at
which many Of the elder statesmen. In
Guiding Prince katsurB. tho cN cN-prcmier,
were invited - assist, was held here
SUNDAY. Tho sjrivtcsi secrecy has been
maintained regarding the subjects NJ dis
cussion but it h generally believed that
the latest Developments Of the situation
In Chins were under consideration. II
- said that the conference reached tho
conclusion that tho adoption OF repub-
lrzn form OF government by China was
apparently inevitable.
Information from reliable source has
reached here that a.. rcvuiutiouarics In
china continue 10 insist firmly on re-
public and that the peace negotiations
nov proceeding ~ Shanghai will result I'm
rupture unless tho imperial authorities
In Pekiu should Yield 10 their demands
IN that respect
Most or The powers apparently arc
rccoucilcd to the inevitable tendency ol
the situation. Neither Japan nor Great
Britain has any intention "f Intervening
ln any wsv I'm China. much less oi I'm
posing any form of government on that
country. Tn" general feeling hero H. that
The only alternative for the present sit
uation H. for the representatives Of the
imperial government iu Fekiu To yield.
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was inevitable. %clraer this s,y.-
nor the 'mbassy tonight hsG rsngsl
dei'nile WORD OF the surrender. ana 4,
the officials would discuss IL "'"P q
That both department aud cmhsss.
relieved b. TN" turn of events - a'
deui. ior tn" prospects OF au,tbcs0 ~
hutton IN Mexico had occnsioned ,,,,l,i ayYa'
ness for some aim, "''e'n-
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Christmas Sermon.

81. LOUIS. Dec. 25.-"Some OF our
people today are asltatinE extension Of
wOmans rights said Archbishop John
Z. Glcnnon In his Christmas sermon to-
day. ITO my mind tho rights OF the
child, born and unborn are more i'm
portant--thcir rights Ia live and TO he
trained I'm Christian faith and duty aud
their rights Ia grow under parental guild
ancc in wisdom, age and grace
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ton against Pekin should the peace ne
gotiations at Shanghai fall through.
The news was received here from
Shanghai today by the Chung Saiyat Pc.
Chinese newspaper with the further
in formation that the recent armistice
was broken four days ago by the cap
turc OF Taiyen F'u, 'he capital oi Suan
ii province by the imperials.
The dispatch states the refusal OF the
lmgerial commander TO recognize the
truce has increased the determination OF
the revolutionlsts 10 hold out for q re-
nuhiig
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Feasted on Mock Turkey

CHICAGO Occ. @J.-Dr. y. Is. Pear
sons. philanthropist. Toasted on mock
turkey TO-DAY ~ a sanitarium I'm tho
suburb OF iiinsdac Despite his ninety
two years. he said after his Christmas
dinner that he felt SO well he feared he
had made a mistake in giving all but a
few thousand dollars ot his fortune OF
s. 600 600 away. Or. PcaTsons said nc OK
pected to live "a sec many moro Christ
masses. He held an informal reception
to a number of friends during lhc day.
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Distribute Gold.

TARRYTOWN. y y. Dec 25.-Miss
Helen Gould has given gold pieces "a
Christmas presents TO the girls employed
as operators At the telephone exchange
here and 10 all the railroad station cm-
ployccs aud the telegraph operator al
tho station
John -. Rockefeller also followed his
usual custom Of presenting each railroad
station employee with a - or $40 sold
piece
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Unable to Buy Presents.

OMAHA, -Ncb. Dec - j. T., Dsl-
ton hung himself in a barn at The rear
Of his boarding house Sunday afternoon
because he could not buy Christmas
presents FOR his family. The body was
found today bv hostlcr Dalton left a
letter, which was written in the form
Of a Will. I'm which he left his mother
and other relatives in Richmond Ky, his
small estate and named AN executor.
His letter told Of his financial Difficult
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Chinaman as Santa.

SAN JOSE cal. Dec 25.-May Wah.
the nominal king OF The local Chinatown.
distributed today among his many friends
Of the white race a large number of
Christmas turkeys May Wan Is reputcd
30 be the local leader OF Hip Song tong,
and ~ active I'm politics affecting tho
Chinese His Christmas bencfactions
extended TO attorneys, and he used no
small sum In filing Christmas stockings
Of uuhIiC officials. lie is tho only rod
headed Chinaman in California. He
"A wig
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Two Killed; Four Injured.

LAGRDBE. Pa, Dec. 25-pynsmite be-
ing prepared for 2 Christmas celebration
IN foreign miners boarding house at
New Derry. near here. tonight exploded
killing two men and fatally injuunc four
others. An the victims arc Uuugariaus.
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Dreary for Morse.

ATLANTA. Ca. Dec. 35.-Charlcs ".
Morse. tho New York banker. suent q
iToary Christmas day AT Fort Mcpherson.
wucrr hc recently was transfcrred from
the federal prison hon" FOR observation
uf hs physical condition.
Tile banker is reported 20 have given
way 20 grief Tor the firSt time today.
WHOM he was Informed that President
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Panic at Festival.

created among Norshipcrs who were
gathered in the United Brethren church
At Asheville near here, 10 celebrate
Christmas tonight whom the floors gave
way and fcll several inches. Al exits
were at once filled with n struggling mass
Of mon, women and children. but mono
WAS injured