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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
Spaniard Acts as Envoy.

Colossn, the Spanish minister. consent
ed today TO be tho envoy bearing pro-
possl OF peace from Dlaz 10 Madero. The
proposal was that Madcro resign immc =
diately and deliver the government into
the hands OF Diaz, nephew of the great
Poriirlo. who ruled the ma ton Tor so many
years.
Il will die TirSt,' replied the prcsl-
dent
Aeuilar and Llabe rebel leaders OF
power IN the interior are reported 10
have Joined Daz In tho city. Banquet
is taking no active part, ostensibly. He
Ia In his home here and admits that he
has no confidence in his own troops. His
men entered tho city last night, one by
one.
Chihuahua and Puebla are reported 10
be wholly won by the revolutionists, The
most haroarous warfare has been going
on In the provinces for the last month,
TO the peril OF many Americans.
Diaz IL in possession OF Belen prison.
the arsenal and two powder magazines.
Outside these strategic buildings his cam
non and ma chine guns hold threatening
muZEieS down every street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
SQUARElY HITS MARK
SAYS Mr.. VANOIVER
OId-Timc Salt Lake City
Business Mans Views Of
Plant Juice.

one OF salt Lake Cityr we.l-kuown
business men 80 Mr. r X NandiyeI.
rGOs" home - AT f2S West Second North.
iic has made personal test OF Plant
luice and there viii be many that will
read with interest what ne has 20 say
regarding H.:
well. sir. I have been In business IN
iI's city for twenty years. ! have trlcG
many things ior dyspepsia and nervous
ness, put Plant Juice ~ me only thiug
that has ever ut the mark with mo II
has made a different man or me. 7 get
up in the morning now feeling fine. with
out any Of the shaky nervousness and
restlcss0css; and | have been relieved Of
the dyspepsia so That I now eat Hha;
please without bad aftcr-ef'ects. Your
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everybody should know about il
Truly. ever. body should know about,
Plant juice. as Mr Nandivcr SAYS tho
escape from suffering and the RELIEF from
di"trcsscd conditions that Plant Juice
makes possible makes n valuable to
every man and woman. II ia purely ycEe-
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(Advcrtisemcnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

'llN, enough facts we're az hand 20 war
rant renewal of the determine ton 10 keep
ndnds or .u Mexico. in announcing
ihc dispatch OF ships 10 Mexican waters
iAe stale depart tmcnt issued a -tateme M
oul!ninS the position of this government
!ho sending of these vessels the state
department, declares. Indicates no Nias
on tne part Of tf" government of the
United states az 30 which sid. shall gain
inc esceudancy In the struggle that has
broken out I'm Mexico City and responds
merely 10 the fresh necessity OF great
caution due TO tho extreme uncertainty
OF ;be new conditions forced by the up
TiSirg ~ Tho Mexican capital. both 10
caliy and IN It's effect upon conditions
throughout Mexico. vie-c American citi-
SeuS and their Interests are very nu-
m"rous. The sole purpose - the naval
expedition is observation and report upon
the situation. particularly with reference
10 Ire protection being afforded foreign
ers and their int"rcstr. The sending OF
we vessels represents 10 change what
over politically IN the views of tho preSl-
10
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EVIDENCE TO
BE WITHHELD
Roosevelt Libel Suit Postponed
Counsel Furnished With List
Of Witnesses.

MARQUETTE, Mich. Feb. TO-
Counsel for George \. Newett. in the
circpit court today moved for con
tinusu Of thirty or forty days OF
the trial of the libel suit against hi.
client by Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
The motion was opposed by counsel
Tor Colonel Roosevelt. Judge Flauni
gan took the matter under advise
ment.
The court handed down Q decision
later granting the motion. and the case
was continued TO the next term, which
opens May %, It was ordered that
the depositions 20 be taken in various
parts Of the country, which counsel for
Ncwett moved should be suppressed
should be withheld from the general
public, but that counsel for Mr.. Roose.
welt be furnished with list OF wit
nesses to be examined. A copy of this
list was at once turned over TO couu.
sci
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
MAKES YOUR BAG KACHE
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MOTHER! WATCH THE
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
WILSON ANTITRUST
BILLS SURE TO PASS

TRENTON. y. j.. Feb. l0-Although
attorneys for various corporations have
been pleading for changes in the seven
ANTITRUST bills now before the New Jer-
sey legislature. Governor Wilson said
today he believed the measures would
pass without essential addition or amend
ment-
The governor and Democrats OF the
legislature will confer tomorrow. The
governor will urge immediate action on
The bills,
The senate committee on judiciary and
the house committee or corporations
gave another joint heariEG today on the
bills Chairman Davis of the senate COM
nittee which has the bills In charge an
nounced the intention OF the committee
to report the bills promptly. and IL looks
as f they win be passed BY the senate
before the close oC the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
M MANIGAL WITNESS
AGAINST DARROW

Los ANGELES. Cat. Feb. 10.-Ortie
e. McManisal. the dynsmiter whose last
appearance outside OF jail bars was when
ne was produced as n witness against
two score OF labor leaders in the dyna-
mite conspiracy trial al India ns polls.
took the stand today for the prosecution
In the trial OF Clarence 5. Darrow for
alleged jury bribery. lie vas the Srst
witness thus far who did not testify ar
the first trial Of the former chief coun-
Sci OF the McNamaras,
The confessed dynaniter told Of visits
to him soon after his incarceration here.
by his wife and George Behn. his uncle,
both OF whom. he ssid. tried TO per-
suade him 10 give Darrow an interview.
McManigal said that he did not want
to talk 10 Darrow because I was afraid
would commit myself In some way
which would result in the McNama ra 5
going free and me being made the goat"
on one OF his visits Behm said that
Darrow would civo him $4,000 for a chance
TO talk with him. McManigal testified.
The examination by Darrow was brief.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
Report of Revolt.

There is q report that the troops at
Monterey have rcvolted and that scenes
OF disorder paraleling those in the capi-
tai have been enacted there. Q The telc-
graph is In gov ernment control and au-
thentic reports cannot be obtained.
The death Of General Reyes. tragic and
graveiy regretted, has been a source Of
gain 10 the moral strength OF the rebels.
The great gray-bearded man shot to
death as he led with DiaZ. the attack
on the palacc--aftcr the two leaders had
been set free from prison by yesterday
assault--was the signal for unprece-
dented expressions OF public sympathy.
The tragedy was followed by the
suicide of General Reyes's son Rodolfo.
In grief over his fathers death. the
Young man shot himself through the
head, Young Reyes was an attorney. and
had once been counsel TO Felix Diaz, the
present rebel chieftian.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
THIS GOVERNMENT
KEEPS "HANDS OFF

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.--rhe revolu-
tionary uprising in the city OF Mexico
completely absorbed the attention today
OF President Taft and the state, war and
navy departments. and at the end OF q
series Of conferences II was determined
that all this government could do was TO
send q sufficient naval force to Mexican
waters 10 afford refuge for foreigners
and to observe and report upon conditions
in the troubled republic they develop.
III accordance with this decision. Sec
rotary Meyer ordered the armored cruiser
Colorado now at San Diego, To proceed
at once to the Mexican port of Mazat
Ian Another vessel OF the Pacific heet.
proba oly the armored cruiser South Ds-
kota. also al San Diego, viii be dis
patched TO Acapulco on the west coast
OF Mexico to take up A post 10 he VA
ca ted by the gunboat Denver, which was
ord cred 10 Central America
II also was decided 10 send two bat
tlcships 10 the gulf coast OF Mexico. but
the choice or these ships was left 20 Ad
miral Badger. who was Immediately ca
bled 10 pick out two ships ready for In
slant service and TO send one to Vera
Cruz and another TO Tamplco. The Colo
RADIO, which COOS TO Maza tlan. Is Admiral
Southerland's flagship. who. It is practi
cnlly assured. Will go In person 10 Mexi-
can waters.
Though liltle official information was
received bT the government from Mexico
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
CONSUL RECEIVES
WORD FROM MADERO

LAREDO. Tex. Feb. 10.-Me MeXican
Consul Antonio Lozano OF Laredo was
IN direct telcgrsphic communication with
President Madero tonight. In order 60
secure first hand news regarding the sit
uation in Mexico. the consul crossed 10
Nuevdo LAREDO. Mexico, and procured a
direct wire connection with Madero's Of
flee In Mexico City.
Consul Logano propounded series OF
questions 10 the Mexican executive 10
sot at rest disQu!etine rumors which had
been In circulation today. President Ma
dero dictated his replies TO the operator.
lie assured Consul Lozano that neither
he nor his family had sought refuge in
flight.
Replying 10 report that General
Blanquet had deserted, Madero said:
'It is not true that General Blanquet
has refused TO fight for the government
and at this moment he outers my office
10 annnmncn his arrival In the citY.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
Shots Frequent.

frequently shots were fred into min
Ing towns from the mountains, but when
the soldiers reached the scene the rioters
had fled. Conditions again became quiet
and the troops were withdrawn grad
ually. The second proclamation OF mar
tlal law. however never was lifted. The
hrst serious outbreak in over a month
occurred Friday when passenger train
was fired on, Mucklo was riddled with
bullets and a number OF persons shot
down. Since that time there have been
other outbreaks. which eliminated in to-
days serious fiGhtinE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
GLOVER SAYS HE
WAS MISOUOTED
Son of Mrs. Mary G. Baker
Eddy Will Not Continue Suit
Against Estate.

BOSTON. FEB. 10.-Former Attorney
General Herbert Parker of counsel for
George ". Glover of Lead, S. n. in
his attack upon the Will of his mother,
the late Mrs. Mary G, Baker Eddy.
expressed great surprise when he
learned today of the report that GLOW
er had rcpudiated the agreement by
which the litigation was ended
The litigation involved the $4,000 900
boquest left TO the First Church of
Christ, Scientist. Of Boston, by Mrs,
Eddy, the founder of Christian Sci.
ence. On Friday proposed decrees, in
which the plaintiffs consented TO the
withdrawal of their suits. were en-
tered in the courts of Massachusetts
and New Hampshire.
LEAD, s. D., Feb. l0.-George W.
Glover Of this city denied that he
had said he would continue the suit
at all haza rds. and said today:
81 was not sure and was waiting
for word from the east. II the case
is satisfactorily settled, I shall do no
more. | have instructed my attorneys
that it is entirely in their hands. ]
was misquoted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
BORDER FIGHTERS
4 WAIT THE RESULT

Ell PASO. Tex. Feb. 1O.--An srnis-
tice practically exists between the fed
eral and rebel forces in northern Mexi-
CO, pending settlement OF the Mexico
city situation, This is admitted by
rebel agents here and federal comman-
ders In chihuahua state.
Assurances that American lives and
property would be protected In the dis
lrlcts under mis- charge came today from
General Antonio Rabago. chief Of the
northern military zone. with hendquar-
ters at Chihuahua City. Tho message
was transmitted 10 Washington by way
or Consul Thomas Edwards. General
RabaEo recommends that order be kept
by all troops in the zone, with especial
emphasis on the safety TO foreigners. un-
I'll some solution is reached In the pollti-
cal situaL ton occasioned by the Mexico
city mut,ny. The attitude OF the fed
erai army officers ie one OF defense OF
any government that may be generally
recognized throughout the republic.
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assist the government ut the present
time"
President Madero terminated tho wire
interview by rciteratnE his confidence
that the government had the situation
we'll in hand and hoped TO effect the
capture OF the Diaz forces within twcu-
jy-four hours.
The president declared no was going
TO Chupultepec. and II possible would
grant another wire Interview 10 tho con-
sui tomorrow.
Consul Lozano's interview served a
double purpose. for he was instructed by
the president to inform tho Mexican
charge d'aifalres in Washington and all
consulates Regarding the status OF af-
fairs.
Advices received In Laredo '"oiu Mon
terey at o'clock tonight re II every
thing quiet In that city.
The bridges on the National line be-
tween Monterey and Tampico have been
burned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
Diaz Not in Control.

Questioned as TO the report that Felix
Diaz controlled tho situation. MadeTo
said:
"The report that Felix Diaz controls
the points OF vantage in and about the
city ia luexact. He has not dared 10
leave the La Ciudadcla' or powder and
arms factory, which occupies one public
square. and which really is in his pos
session.
Aadcro said IL was true that Rodofo
Reyes, son of General Bernardo Reyes.
had committed suicide following the Gl-
ing Of his father. He denied a report
that Monterey was la possession OF the
rebels.
General Gencromino Trevino is IN
charge OF the situation there" lie said.
"and is ioyal in tho performance oc his
duty-loyal 10 the constituted govern
ment and tho Madero administration.
plare implicit confidence In General Ire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
Zapata Not Near.

Questioned az to the presence OF Ia
pafa's force at Tlalpam, fire miles south
of Mexico City. MaGero said.
1T is a lie that Zapata is anywhere
near TIaipam. Perhaps. the people have
confoundcd his force with a small body
oC bandits which has been operating In
iha, vicinity"
lie also denied that his cabinet has re-
signed saving;
ut IL not true that tito cab!uct has
resigned and the proof % this Is that tho
minister of war. as we'll ss the Others,
Save been doing all i'm their power Ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
No Change in Patrol.

No change has been made in the
United States army border patrol under
command of General z. e.. Stecver In
view Of a possible Tnutiuy among the Jua =
req troops, the El Paso county sheriff s
force today reorsaniyed the posse conf
tatus, formed during former troubles
over the line, This organization has n
membership OF some 500 Americans with
arms
All Is reported quiet in the district
below this port. Rebels remain In con-
troll OF most OF the rural territory, and
large bands are occupying the American
Mormon settlements In the Casas Gran
des district along the Mexico Northwest
ern railway. which remains out OF COM
mission, Traffic on the Mexican Cen
trail line is not interrupted by rebel ac-
tivity and the telegraph lines are operat-
Ing,
The Diaz rebels are said 10 hold a
strict censorship over the Mexico City
telegraph offices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
NEW YORK TO CLEAN
HOUSE THIS SPRING

NEW YORK. Feb 10.-Msyor Gaypor
authorized today the greatest spring
house cleaning ever undertaken by an
American city. The plan was suggested
BIZ Health Commissioner Bederlo, who
recommended that the job be done 'oE
a scale never before attempted"
All city departments VIII cooperate
TO remove Rubbish and dirt. clean cellars.
roofs yards. vacant lots. catch ba sins
and all streets. The crusade also con
templates minimizing tho nuisance ftom
smoke and clnders and offensive odors
and n fight against flies and mosquitoes
bv eliminating breeding places
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
GllY UTAH GIRL
IS ARRESTED
F"s Week Is Not Conducive
morality, When Seized
as Shoplifter.

IA s - mo Tribune.
.',-ohs, Feb. 10.-"Tm guilty.
Il don't know why I took the
s am guilty. 1 have triad
n w GIRL but working for SC q
b.. NV conducive TO morality.
IassiDs.d entered The store 10 buy,
~. ri0h stark. aged g2 years, Of
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. rrl, vba Ie police AS one of the pret-
! dc 80 ever peered from the
~ u. NJ, ,hc city jail bars, ex-
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|srs,.s Rose today, sentence w,,i
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
Doctors Said He Had Dropsy

Sor:c tine ago bad an attack OF
gE'7i.c which Ruaily settled in my Kid
ncys and bladder. 7 doeiorcd with tee
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RAY &. LONGBOTUUM
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Rebels Confident.

Rebel representatives along the bor-
der are equally confident that no dlsor-
dcrs will occur, declaring that the revo-
lutlon has triumphed through the nnu-
tiny at the national capital The local
rebel junta today sent messages 10 all
rebel chiefs In tho north relating what
occurred at Mexico City apd recommend
Ing that the rebel forces remain inactive.
assault by federals. The fcderals too,
II is declared viii remain in their posi-
lions In the principal cities.
Manuel Lujan, former rebel embassa .
dor 10 Washington, today telcgraphcd
General Felix Diaz asking recognition OF
tho northern reVolutiouIsts. He asked
that General Pascual Orozco. Jr whose
whereab bouts remains In doubt. be recog-
niZed az comma nd erin chief, with Gen
eral Jose Inez Salzar aa acting comman-
dor