The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-09
tuation Is Different.

als h China American missionaries were
q nfeged and in danger Of torture and
Hh. In Nicaragua the rebels had
He'd the American legation and en-
ias 1heered the lives OF American citizens
,ly ~ bombarding an unforiifiod city in
IA. lstion Of the rules of International
aTS No such situation has been report
Ysin Mexico.
;Sn. ndge Didapp, who claims. to repre-
oret the revolutionary factions here,
az ~ published statement that Zapata
!, :, fatened "measures of rcprisal' if
~ United States were 10 intervene,
the ground that it would be impos-
n.lI he for commanding officers to re-
uz 3 Nm their soldiers from doing acts
zen Ter done before
sl Danger From Zapata.
, u teprescnta tivcs Of the Madero gov
8 ment say there are no Americans in
pous telos to suffer from Zapata s hands
THAT the relation of Zapata IS forces
oupthe city OF Mexico is the same as
om I'D be the relation of Washington to
nc Lfanding bands In North Carolina.
. hptain s. G. Hopkins, who was legal
=. fser to the Madero revolution when
sny pyerthrcw Diaz, today hkened the
dq1s Iatiou in Mexico TO that in the Unit
: States from 1861 to 1865, when this
ne ernment was reseniful of prospcc-
a5j Il Interference by Great Britain and
,es nee. The Madero government, he
M ulS /, Iared, was amenable for damages
il ler International law for injury to
Il nl,Iss Pricans or their property while dis
stain mg of its own civil war.
s aTl
ports Exaggerated.
pE l9ncral Steever, in command Of tue
derlcan forces along the border, made
ho'feport today Of additional distur-
g c.cs res by Mexican rebels, For this
S., Von officials of the war department
I'd 1nclincd to consider as exaggerated
na1 ,a5 y 2Atches stating that rebels have
VIZ fatened to attack Douglas and Ari.
.Epasss .p,ssSs city, and that women and children
!. ipjrf oeing rushed to points OF safety
" os ne the male citizens are arming
lths fnselves TO repel invasion and to pre-
sms massacre,
Z ~. ~ IS stated at the war department
Al ueheral Stecvcr has sufficient
~foer OF men at these places to drive
Iuc INTO Mexico any Of the rebe
ALL {s now operating within striking
DOM Ence OF either Arizona City OF
W. tRias, and no information OF Tho
Eentration of these bands has beer
8 ~ Eea' Less concern us to the safe
pt ,rs americans along the border vii
pp"nsps eit py inc war department, how
:" W, "S'itipYk with the arrival OF two additiona
Win 1rPs o. cavalry ordered from Fort
,e,ts -. russell and Riley to reinforc,
: iss BORDER patrol.
j b.. Tar as known here tonight Presi
en- - iait has made no move ia regar,
'ne nc suggestion OF the army officer
So :, me- e2as that he request the Mexican
tnnent TO grant permission for th
,pontr ~ py American troops into Mcyjc
hsOat spei guerrilla bands who cross int
encs United States for the purpose o
ng cattle and horses The presi
MAY have taken this matter IL
Embassador Calcro before the lat
N'eft for Mexico City.
llps %ns for Emergency.
.,upilf re general staff has complete plan
~ emergency, Some war dcpar-
=, n oniela. could wake up at nigh
cy1s senu TO the telegraph wire a shea
coal Fdsrs that would put an armv ahors
Hloot IN battle array.
me OF ~ IL correct TO say the war d,
ieht ~ ready to invade Mexico q
Iment' notice. but il is no MOI
Pf5l 10 invade Mexico than it is I
invaders from across the ocean
standing orders with the prime
railroads aud steamship lines h