The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-16
hation in Mexico Like the
me That Existed Before
United States Was Forced
Into War With Spain.
)NDITIONS GROW
WORSE EVERY DAY
fe and Two Children of
onsul Letcher Among the
Chihuahua Refugees Ar
irving at FL Paso.
: AsHINGTON, April 15.-In re-

: ASHINGTON, April 15.-In re-
M spoDse to an appeal from the
W American consul at Guadala~
jara, Mex, President Taft has
horized the expectation of $50 rifles
$4,000 rounds OF ammunition for
ling the citizens of the United States
hat district
his is the second step by this gov
! hent to permit Americans in Mex
Ito receive munitions of war for self
lady having been similarly armed.
he pesident also gave his consent
|he expectation of 400 rifles, $4,000
ridges and many miscellaneous gun
bs for the Mexican government.
kico Must Act.
be next step in the diplomatic phase
lhe question must be taken by Mex
ls either through the rebel leader,
eco. or by President Madero, from
I'm some kind Of answer to the state
ertment s representation surely will
forthcoming.
factions speak louder than words,'
state department comment to-
in reference to OroZco, who will be
ked by his deeds rather than by his
hises.
geanwhile conditions throughout
eico have undoubtedly become worse
bin the last week and state depart.
% adYlces from various agencies, as
le public, show that the area Of tur-
ence and violence has grown to for.
lable proportions. Conditions in the
tes of Michoacan, Puebla and No
,5s. forming a semicircle closely ad.
ping the state Of Mexico, are daily
Pming worse,
owing Worse.
Emilar reports come from the states
f9nora aud Sinaloa, comprising most
the western boundary of Mexico,
pe disturbance IN the state Of Vera
p threatens the Atlantic commuDica.
Is with the Mexican capital.
III Is recalled that such warning as
preceded the Spanish American
Ill eliminating in the famous mess.
of President Mckinley, which re.
ed to intolerable conditions exist
lat our doorway
still is hoped and believed by ad-
Istration officials, however, that Sat-
y's notes will have SOLDERING effect
fhe passions Of the faction and that It
not be necessary for the American
Enment to consider drastic steps re-
ing Mexico.
\ hs hope led 10 renewed assurances
Official quarters that there will be
Ftervention.
Bulls Wife Leaves.
PAso. Tex, April 15.~Mrs. Marion
her. wife of the United States consul
pihuahua, and her two children were
Wfg twenty Americans and other for
tefugees who arrived here today.
Ehy left Chihuahua yesterday morn =
t. AZ which time the warning delivered
h Mexican people by the United
L. e government had NOT been received
M Americans declared the relations
H. Yen the rebels and Americans In the
r. pne are 50 strained as 20 make It
II art Of discretion to leave
II pt Mexican colony here reed the gov
IA pitts warning with gloom and OK
| Isd the opinion that only a decisive
\ lra victory can ward off international
E lplaticns
"a ental Huerta. the federal commander
fhH, is reported to have arrived at
n PIN, where the main force of govern :
II pt roops Is modified, at 10 o'clock
h niht
Il tegram from President Madero to
EN- ofiis relatives here was received to-
ipWhlch the Mexican president de-
Fed nat he realized the dilatory meth
&c campaign thus far were creating
taSeistie sentiment and that from now
IN night against the revolutionists
nldpe pushed with all possible vigo-
tngovcrnment warning had been re-
Peoy Consul Letchcr. he was keeping
mFer secret this forenoon, or the
pel qsor had suppressed the news. A
zs spatch received this afternoon
,m qhuahua makes no mention Of IL.
prdled by Bandits.
# FUCN, Ariz,, April 1b.-More thun
IA petps have been murdered by BAN
AZ al.N the line Of the Southern Pacific
|% In the state of Sinaloa In the
.4 .Gfeeks, according to persons who
5p E,u pm the west coast of Mexico
thursnoer, II was stated, fully 1On
r. WIN and children. who were shot
s rn iEold blood. The arrivals said
~ p, pEea fully 200 more had beer
IL. co ofhe regular lines OF travel
ia hugas Arrested.
ia r. up, Tex. April 1s.-coJonel r
IT, ene,lcommanding the border guard
broken UP the most menac,
lN 'foterleS engaged In BmusgIine
III pls ammunition 10 the MeXicar
AmouPse arrested charged with con.
|I racS lrnugsIe are Fred Freepartne
Nv 2 ~. Son. soldiers OF Company A
MI genty1,nd infantry. now stationed
IL tier. ! Mallady, e Il. Spnrza anr
III lgustmllo. Gallo is the rebel as
III tant q OF police OF Juarez and i
" bged tave been THO leader OF tn
H. fGalledtspirators: He was arrested
III iile In Pasc. The soldiers will b
H. ed by rt-martial and the Others II
II fedeTpurt
kpect title Tomorrow.