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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-14
STRENGTH SHOWN
BY DR.. SUN YATSEN

NANEING. China. Jan. 13-The close
| OF the fourth month since It's outbreak
brings the Chinese revolution to another
turning point The coming week prob
ably will decide whether order is to be
| restored or hostiites are to reopen after
a six weeks armlstice. In the latter
event the bloodshed and reign OF terror
probably will far exceed any previous
record
A review OF the situation to the south
OF the river Yargtse shows that the re-
materially. DR.. Sun Vat Sen is rapid
ly completing his provisional government
and the organization of different depart
ments,
The departments of war and finance
have been established with general
stafr for the republican army, Sccre-
tarial appointments show that the fac
tlons that existed before DR.. Suns ar
rival at Shanghai have been placated
and satisfaction with the republican re-
gime In general
Since the organization of the republic
government, War Minister Huang Sing
has been extremely busy. Orders he has
just issued show that preparations are
completed for an advance OF republican
not renewed. They Will move forward
along the entire front from HUMAN TO
Shanghai, using five routes. One column
II, giil go BY sea TO san Shi rr; another from
through Ho Nan. a fourth from WI
Chang through du-Peh and q NTH from
Shensi, all conYerglng on Pekln.
The republicans confidently claim that
the provinces of Shan Tung and Chi Ii
VIII Join in the movement,
Notwithstanding reports To the con-
trary, the republicans assert that finances
are not giving them any anxiety because
all the southern provinces and tho Chi
nese In the stiaits settlements are sup
porting them. Republican notes are cur
rent everywhere and an Issue OF 100
600 900 taels Approximately $40. 900. .O00)
of domestic bonds VIII be subscribed
readily.
The republicans argue that they have
conceded everything possible TO the Man
chus and that responsibility for the re-
sumption OF hostilitles must rest on Pre-
mier Yuan Shl kai This Is more es-
pecially so. they declare. ns today the
republicans consented 10 hold the ma
tional convention to DECIDE on the future
form OF government for China at Wei
Hei Wei Chi Fu or any other neutral
point,
The only difference other than that
now appears TO concern the regulations
governing the election OF delegates to
the national convention and tho procc-
dure OF It's sessions. II Premier Yuan
Shi IA! Insists on his conditions being
accepted In their entirety. peace Will be
impossible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-14
Force Strengthened.

Very quietly, and without receiving any
instructions from the state department,
n movement was begun to strenthen the
that time IT consisted of only I27 en-
listed men and Ave officers. comprising
the American legation guard at Pekin.
Little by little reInforcements were sent
forward. Only one detachment WAS large
enough to attract attention. That was
composed of fifteen officers and about
400 marines, commanded by Major Ban
non, which quietly slipped over from Ma
Mia where the men are now auartercd
aboard Il naval vessel. ready to be landed
at a moments notice.
There are other smaller detachments
aboard the cruiser Saratoga and on sew
eral other naval vessels lying in Chinese
ports.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-14
UNITED STATES IS
READY FOR WORK

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Nine hun
dred men OF the United States marine
corps. II was learned today are at pres
ent In China, dispatched there from the
Philippines in small numbers since last
October. The United States as early
as that date was moving quietly in prep
aration for any cventuality in China.
With this marine force and the battalion
of 500 infantrymen now on It's way the
United States will be equipped for Its
share OF international work In China.
In October. when official and private
reports from Admiral Murdoch, the com
mander-in-chief of the Asiatic fleet, and
from marine officers in the far east, were
received by officials here. they began
to realize the probable extent of the
disaffection In China.
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Day Of Rumors.

This was a day OF intangible and wild
rumors and proposals in the Chinese
capital. Minister Calhoun cabled to the
state department today He said Yuan
Shl Kai was reticent and 1t was gath
cred that some OF the Manchus had
conceived what was regarded an imprac-
ticable solution OF the present deadlock
This Is said to involve the restoration
of peace upon the basis Of monarchy
In the north and a republic In the south
OF China. both OF provisional character.
The two ultimately would be merged into
some form OF government, It's character
to be determined by a plebiacIte at some
quill.
This merger is regarded as necessary
to prevent further division OF China
and the seizure OF the various weakened
sections and provinces by foreign pow
ers.
The project is regarded as impossible
OF execution and 1t Is believed another So
luton OF the existing dangerous situa-
tion soon Will be found
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-14
NPER|AL FAMILY
Fro RETIRE TO JEHOL
bdication of the Throne in
rhina Assured by Decision
of Princes.
MYERS SUPPORT YUAN
ii Regiment of United
hates Marines Now in the
a Celestial Kingdom.
MYERS SUPPORT YUAN

.pEKIN, Jan. 14.-The abdication of
/. throne has been practically decided
and the retirement to Jehol will take
,ro almost Immediately.
/ 4 prolonged meeting of the principal
,ubers of the government this after
IA partly arranged the details for
4 abdication.
(xing to the growing disorders in the
ripces, the Manchu princes of the
.rial clan. the Manchu officials and
f. .soliiery agree that this is the only
..Ipe open to the throne.
[he empress dowager, recognizing
al the government is powerless with
a foreign finineial assistance, Of
tieh there is no hope, has asked Yuan
i Kai to conclude the best possible
in connection with the
.kiremsnt Of the imperial family.
Premier Yuan Shi Kai. Hsu Shish
bang vice president of the privy
5uueil, and other government leaders,
|et this afternoon and discussed the
st means for providing for the EN-.
|ror and the empress dowager, and
|p outlined the necessary communi-
|tion that Will be made to the repub.
ans. The premier intends to remain
Pekin and maintain control, pend.
& final arrangements with the repub
ans.
10 is understood the leading powers
b ready to support Yuan Shi kal,
Ieving he is the one strong leader
pable of graphing with the sltua-
)n, especially in view of the discord
1ong the republican leaders.
today from the provinces
bort many murders and the looting
ID burning Of houses, Hundreds of
men nre committing suicide in fear
Bandits committing all kinds of afro
lies.
The armistice will expire January
and it is therefore expected that
|dication will be completed before
lt date. The palace at Jehol has
1n sufficiently restored to accommo
le the imperial entourage.
Chartered.
|HANGHAI. Jan. l3-The republican
eminent charters today thirteen
rchant steamers for the transportation
troops, whose destination is reported
be Chi Flu, Six of the transports
now at Wu Sung, taking on stores
ammunition. The transports will be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-14
Recall Charges Filed,

TACOMA. Wash. Jan. ls.-Recall
charges against Mayor w. w Seymour
were filed with the city clerk today by
Herman Martin and Thomas a. Telford,
The fiIing or the charges has been timed
so the recall election may be held at the
eraI municipal election on April ?,
Among other things. II Is alleged the
executive devotea his time TO private
business and has placed the city under
tile old spoils system, and that his cleo
uon was illegal
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escorted by six cruisers commandered by
q republican admiral.
Bishop James w, Bashford Of the
Methodist Episcopal church and a num-
Der of other leading missionaries tele-
graphed today to Premier Yuan Shi Kal
urging the abdication OF the throne as
the only means of saving the country
from ruin and anarchy.
Premier Yuan has telegraphed to Wu
Ting Fang, minister OF justice in the re-
publican cabinet, asking IL the republi-
Gems desire a prolongation Of the ar
miStlce.
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doubtedly will endeavor to obtain meas
ures for the safety OF the imperial family
end their maintenance.
The Manchus recognize that they can
not continue in power without further
financial aid, sufficient for the support
OF the army. which 1t is probable that
even after the last treasure chest Is
empty the republicans would still be pow
erful, AS a consequence the Manchu
princes have decided not to disgorge.
They realize that liberal pension may
not again be offered II the struggle Is
continued and the republicans are in
censed
Many OF the loyal leaders are anxious
TO continue the ,hghting and Premier
Yuan frequently has been petitioned to
that end. but apparently he is convinced
that there Is no hope Of success, possib-
Iy realizing that a large part OF the I'm
perial army Is not to be depended upon,
Conference Held.
Tho diplomatic representatives held a
conference today with Brig. Gen, f.. ]
Cooper. the British commander at Tien
Tsin, and discussed with him his ability
to keep open the Pelsin Chin Wang Tao
railway. 1t is believed that possible
trouble In Pekin was also taken under
consideration.
There is probably sufficient garrison
In Pelfin for the defense Of the walled
legation quarter against any emergency.
but IL Is not sufficient to prevent the
destruction OF the railway should a sud
den and unforeseen attack be made. IT
is understood, however, that sufficient
force OF Japanese are ready to embark
on transports on brief notice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-14
CHANGE EXPECTED
TO COME QUICKLY Y

PEKIN, Jan. 13.-The abdicatlon OF the
emperor is expected TO take place within
three days but even now something may
occur 10 give the Manchus a new lease
OF life, as It often has in the past when
matters seemed hopeless
Yuan Shl Kais secretaries make no Sc
cret OF the preparations. and the premier
this evening conferred for two hours
with Hsu Shlh Chang and Shih Shu, the
thrones guardians. respecting measures
To be und dertaken.
1t is understood that plans are being
arranged for the departure of the i'm
perial family to Jehol, The imperial
guard probably Will act as an escort, un-
less the flight from Pekin Is secret. be-
fore the abdlcation proclamation appears,
1t is said that the Manchus have
agreed to accept the terms offered by
the republicans some days ago-protec-
ton and respect. such as would be ac-
corded TO a retired foreign monarch re-
siding in China; the retention Of the pal
ace in Jehol or the summer palace near
Pekin for use OF the emperor. other
members of the imperial family TO retain
their personal wealth and property; all
Manchu pensions TO continue for u fixed
term and the payment OF large annual
pension TO the court said to be 10; 600, 900
taels (about $500, ,000).
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-14
Manchus Are Not Sure.

A difficulty has arisen in that the
Manchus are unable to obtain a guaran-
tee that future republican government
would not repudiatc the pledges
Premier Yuan is still insisting upon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-14

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-14
rausports Chartered.

SHANGHAI. Jan. i3,-The republican
Pernment chartered today thirteen
|rchant steamers for the transportation
troops, whose destination is reported
be Chi Flu, Six of the transports
h now at wu Sung, taking ON stores
n ammunition. The transports will be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-17
MORSE SAYS HE: IS
 PROUD OF HIS ACT
The Banker Says That He Has 50
 Apologies To Make.

Bath, Maine, July 16--'I have no apologies to make. I always take my medicine when I have to-" said Chas w. Morse, who Was recently pardene d by President Taft from the federal prison at Atlanta.
 The occasion was a dinner tendered him last night by fifty friends and former business associates of Bath, his home city. The only reference to his Imprisonment made by MT. Morse was ill reading from a letter which he wrote to Attorney General Wick ersham when petitions were being circulated for his pardon. He said he had written:
 "I am confined for an act which would be proud to have any of my sons do.''
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NOTICE

Sewer District No. 13, 7th to 10th streets; Beech to Linden. The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon the real property in Sewer District No. 13 in the City of Pine Bluff has been placed in my hands.
 Ali owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time fer the collection of such assess ment, and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this third day of July, 1912.
 A. G. RUSSELL, City Collector Office. City Hall. 9 a. m. to 12 m.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
 FOR PAVING DISTRICT
Frank K. Allen Is Elected Engineer and Will Begin Preparation of Specifications for Paving
 Main Street,

At meeting held yesterday after noon in the director s room Of the F'aople's Savings Bank and Trust Company officers for Paving District No. 29, Main street, were elected as follows: J. A. Clement, pres dent; J. c. Chestnut, vice president; J. H. Watkins. secretary and treasurer; |. Rengerber, attorney; Frank R. AL len, engineer.
 Er gineer Allen will at once begin the preparations of the plans and specifications and as soon as they are completed bids VII be received for the paving. The commissioners were instructed al a recent meeting cf the property owners to receive bids on vitl flied brick and creosoted blocks.
 The contract will be let just as socn as poss ble in order to have the work completed before winter. The street will be paved from SixtM to Twentieth avenues.
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MRS. s. NJ. HOCKENUCLI'S
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Your attention is called again to our modern hairdressing parlors We can give you the latest New York, London and Partisan monthly fash ions in hairdressing. Will restore your gray hair to it's natural color without dyeing it. Also treat the feet for all kinds of corns and bunions. Special attention is given to scalp treatment. shampooing, massaging and the manufacturing of human hair goods We lead because we cater to high class trade only. At the same placa-102 Pine st. Phone 1858. I have no connection or business relat- ions whatever with Hattie E. Hocken- hull. 3-20 If
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WRESTLING MATCH
 IS CALLED OFF
Pearce Will Not Take Chances 1f Be- ing Debarred From Amateur
 TOurna ments.

For fear that he would be debarred from any amateur tournament, Don Pearce. champion wrestler of the local Y M. c. A., who had agreed to wres- tie Prof. Harry Russell, at Forest Park at near date, last night announced that the match would not take place.
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 As a special feature at the next sev eral meetings of the wrestling classes Physical Director Pearson will serve refreshments. Next Thursday night lemonade will be served.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
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Sulphur Spr ngs Hotel opens July 1st. W. T. Hill, prop. s-22-1m
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WEATHER REPORT
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ATTORNEY WHsTELAW
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 PIT 1-2 ". Bar St. Phone
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TURNER BEDDING FACTORY

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Wonderful July Activity
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LINEN LACES
P 1-2c CAMBRIC 10c.

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PIT 1-2 ". Bar St. Phone