The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

would bring.
IN NEKIN.. Jan. 20.-It is unlikely the
IL foreign powers will permit the
latest demands of the Tepubli'
cans. which include the abdica-
ion of the throne aud the surrender
N its sovereign powers, the exclusion
n the Mapcbus from participation IL
Ne provisional government au1 Premier
t5au Shi Kai 5 elimination from the
tms{yisiouaI government until The rcpub.
v4 has been recognized. TO be fulfilled
protest. 1t even is possible
IeSrc will be Intervention.
s5Rould the throne comply with the
n NicaU ultimatum and abdicate
E.{Z ht delegating any authority over
i horthern provinces. the foreign le
a ions here fear chaos will ensuc and
- foreign lives will be endangered
rythe Interim between abdicatiop and
be- eyteusiou Of the republican admin
stration to the north. supported by a
pffleicnt army TO suppress the Mapcbu
loops and people
|The Chinese soldiers that hitherto
aye .rcmaiued loyal TO the imperial
<Qsernmcnt might transfer tbcir ale
|lanee, bpt the Maucbu soldiers form
|Qg . majority OF the imperial army
HsiM near Pekin, may be expected to
|fgt. Indeed, it is a question whether
Euan Sbi kai will bc able TO restrain
lem . eycut of the abdication Of the
|bfope. .....
sThe foreieu legati ions have DO de
|lTe TO transgrcss neutrality. They seek
'piySto prevent tue northern provinces
'ftng lett to the mercy Of the IawIess
|oldiery.
II he republican ultimatum promises
MI PRESIDENT Sun Vat Sen Will retire
few his position and that Yuan Shi
<al. although he will not be permitted
|P. Pave control of the provisional gov
ninent' shail be nominated for per-
amend president of the republic,
selieI measures.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2Q.-slcns -, fa,i,,-
nc the'sendins Of relief to s,otyipg r,m.
'Vna ~ lima, sufferers from tho war
ulo 'lood conditions. were takcn AT =
nectlIts of wcn-known New Workers. win
Psbop Greer OF the Protestant EpIscopa,
bureh to9ay.
4 Ilie ,,shor Mas authorized IA annoi,,, +,
epnimittee,t Of which he win be ch,Ir-
Fap, TO visit Washington and consult
'tit Presioent Tat and officials OF The
n1srlcan fIsfd Cross society to decide
Rpn plans Of 20 operation by which re 4.
can DC brought about as quickly AS
<ssibIe
'iie eommittee is expected TO visit
aslnnston not later than Wednesday,
1inese Starving.
NAStllNGToN. Jan. 2o.-rhe AmerI-
he' Gross has received through the
~ ufparlmept and throuci, e. D.
IT'S own representative in China
III, tSceIitF'' uaverscd the famine dls-
IA niiordapon revealing appalling con.
ol starvation and suffering. IL IS
4 '''pased that approximately 900. ooo
q Fsons viii be in dire need OF helm lao.
IL g new ercp Of grain can be har-
sfed.-A ''a'
unsettled conditions IN China viii,
#Feft that government from arordin,,
.-}Ie Ut Wlucd, ordinarily II would pr,-
Ie lied Cross has been assured
9 ~ ni, ,'al t,ual work OF relief can ha carrind
IL "asuoot interruption and thar tI,a ,c
n III op,I1Fa,lons will have the co-operat t5on
sI|oflfie. imperial and rcvolutionary su
vi H. hleasurcs arc under the cont ro,
I1ffnnse central China famine ro1ies COW
n tsr ~n'ci The Right Rev. Bishop
rI1.<lT -, nves OF Shanghai is chairman,
& |Iranna,Ssna s,Sny prominent Americans and
4 sPP,eIns P,s arc members. plan of ro-
rsru ~ %liieh the Chinese fnnuine sus-
1ess wstvhe udded In building hrokhn Iua,
\ apd roads. has been puI' in1a~ nn'
,ssv WIZ the promise OF good reeuT}e
contribution OF money Tor thc' 10 ns'
unerorb VIII be srSeried. h. IL.
4 Siti,lesirr or the American Red cros. -,
I, ~ .tasII9n and promptly forwa rded ~,
W the relief committee al shsnrl,s}
uch uneasiness.
tgfs >t,fs TON, JIM 2o.-.bI,,cr u,oast
as 10 the political cnnaftinu ~ ,S1s
'tas lfys q dispatch res,ei\cd tnt',,
!. ~ Ajherieit,i Boafd OF Fornl,,n 'guaS xdiaS
.'n- ''n- tle '6ey- Howard s. Cali, mis-