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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
MEXICO MORMONS
URGE ANNEXATION
Congressman Presents In
demnity Plan of Americans
Who Were Damaged.

Ell PASO, Tex, Feb. 1S.-To Presi
dent Taft today Congressman George
w. Curry of New Mexico presented the
plan for recompense which was tenta
lively agreed upon by the American
miners and raDchmen and the Mormons
who own millions of acges in the fertile
Mormon colony country.
Congressman Curry told the presi
dent that the sooner the United States
intervened IN Mexico the sooner the
trouble would be over He then eX'
planned to the president how impossible
it would be for Mexico to pay back
one-tcnth of the total loss which had
resulted to American interests, Amcrl
can citizens and American homeseekers
who had gone to Mexico and invested
their money. There could be but ono
way to repay this great debt, Curry
told the president, and that the ono
agreed upon several months ago by the
refugee Americans from northern Mex
leo.
IT, was agreed Mt that time that il
would not be Cne proper tlhe 10 SuS
gest such course of action, realizing
as thcv did that events in Mexico
would force the issue in time, That is
what has happened and Congressman
Curry spoke only for the Americans in
Mexico, including the Mormon colon
lists, when he urged that the United
States ocenpy Mexico, take permanent
possession of the states of Coahuila, So
nora and Chihuahua along the northern
border with possible inclusion of
Lower California and Magdalena bay
Cash indemnity would be impossible,
the New Mexico congressman pointed
out The Mexican government would
be unable TO pay it for years to come.
Meantime the persons suffering dam
ages would have no recourse. Take the
land within these states, restore the
people to their rights and the settle
ment would be complete, Congressman
Curry declared.
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Mobilizing Near Border.

1t Is learned from official sources that
the governor Of the state of Coahuila is
mobifi1ing all mis- forces at Saitillo with
tho intention OF marching on the boarder
town OF Pedras Negr0s. opposite Eagle
Pass. Tex, The purpose OF the move
ment could not be ascertained. federal
telegraph officials cut the wire 10 Saltil-
10 at IL o'clock tonight. The telegraph
manager at Pedras Negras says that the
orde for mobil!Zat tion at Saltillo came
from Mexico City
The revolutionary administrators of
affairs at Nuevo Laredo issued decree
tonight ordering Il reduction OF 80 per
cent in the regular tariff on all foreign
merchandise imported through that port.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
WOMAN LEAPS
TO HER DEATH
Jumps From Eighth Floor of
Hospital Where She Was I'm
dergoing Treatment.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. IS.-Mrs. r.
". Winston, wife of Judge Winston OF
Raleigh, n. j., and sister of the Meth
odist Episcopal bishop of that state,
lenped TO her death from window on
the eighth floor OF the Jefferson hos
pitnl in this city late this afternoon.
Mrs, Winston had been . patient mt
the hospital here for several weeks
suffering from u nervous aftiiction, aud
according to the physicians was never
left unguarded. She was subject to
periods of ballucinations and had fre-
auently threatened to end her life.
Just before evening while the nurses
were changing details, Mrs. Winston
was forgotten, and although the nurse
had been out of the room for less than
five minutes, the time was seized by
the patient as the best opportunity to
take her life.
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Special Cable to The Tribune.

HEXICO CITY. Feb 16--Presden Madero
MI the national palace this afternoon General
W. que, of his trusted commanders He resigned
Banquet him his office before
on pain of execution "a that hour
General Vcoriano Iuerta, Maderos chief, hereupon
control of the and proclaimed himself military
governor
cabed the
Washington that Madero held prisoner in the national
palace by General Huerta,
The Madero vice president Pine Suarez, hiding The
cabinet has resigned.
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Orozco Statement.

The two leaders who are in command
Of the rebel forces in control of NuevC
Laredo issued a joint statement, II
which they said;
We cannot believe that, under
any circumstances, would Felix
Diaz accept General Huerta as
temporary president The revolu-
tionists Of the north, both here and
in the state Of Chihuahua, are in
favor of either one of two men for
temporary president-Senor Fran
cisco Leon de la Barra or General
Geronimo Trevino, and in the event
General Huerta has been pro-
claimed temporary president, will
continue their campaign until
man entirely agreeable to the en-
tire country is selected to manage
the affairs of Mexico.
Neither would comment further or
their plans for continuing the rebellion
4 telegram from Monterey, which cit,
was In communica tlon with Mexico City
tonight said 1t was reported that tn,
chamber OF deputies had confirmed tht
appointment OF General Huerta as pro
visional president and that several nom
bers OF the senate knew OF and approved
the plan TO take President Madero :
prisoner to prevent further bloodshcd
After his arrest, the dispatch says, Ma
dero was treated with every courtesy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
TWO SUFFRAGETTES
ARE SENT TO PRISON

LONDON. Feb. 17.-Mlss Zclle Emcr-
son. the militant suffragcttc OF Jackson,
Mich. who IL carrying on a campaign Of
window smashing In the east end OF Lon
don In company with Miss Sylvia Panl-
hurst was again arrested today. She
was sentenced 10 two months ut hard
labor.
Miss Emerson and her companions
broke all the windows OF the Liberal as
sociation's building at Bow last night.
Miss Sylvia PanlShurst was also SEN
fenced TO two months at hard labor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
Would Exempt Theaters.

The real business in connection with
the bill came when Henrie of Garfield
moved to strike from the bill reference
to theaters and moving picture shows,
Judd of Salt Lake, who was in the
chair, tried to coniine the discussion 10
the amendment. but as everybody wan
dered away from tho amendment al
most rs soon as he began tnIlSing' LIIS the
Carbon of Cache. author of the bill,
was the first TO speak. lie supported
his measure, saying that il was very
desirable that everybody should have
y day of rest and calling attention par,
ticulariy to the fact that the persons
who provide the Sunday nmusements
are compelled to work. Ho also pre-
sented the further fact, as he alleged,
that Sunday nmusemonts disturbed
Do ElQhfN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
SELECTION Of
HUERTA NOT. To
THEIR LIKING
Col. PaScual Orozco, ST., and
Col. Andres Cara Callan
Are Quick to Express
Disapproval.
WILL DEMAND THAT
CHANGE BE MADE
If Huerta IS to Remain, They
Say, the Rebellion in
Northern Mexico Will
Continue.

n AREDO. Texas. Feb, lS,-When
Informed by a representative Of
- the Associated Press that the
Madero government had been
overthrown and General Huerta named
provisional president, Colonel Pascual
Orozco, Sr., and Colonel Andres Garza
Gallan, revolutionary leaders in the
north Of Mexico, declared the rcyolu-
tionists in that section would not ap-
prove the selection of Huerta, and
would continue the rebellion unless an
other is chosen TO manage the affairs of
Mexico, preferably Senior de ia Barra
or General Geronimo Treyino.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
FELIX DIAZ JOINS
WITH HUERTA TO
RULE in MEXICO
Brother of Deposed President
May Be Executed; Battle
Precedes Compact.

MEXICO CITY 19-Jose Pino Suarez vice presi-
also arrested last night and held prisoner
other part the palace that in which Madero
fined Each under guard of two soldiers
cabinet given parole
o'clock this morning
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GUSTAVO MADERO ARRESTED.

NIadero The presidents brother and General De-
Gado, the federal commander. have been arrested
The inhabitants always ready, by of their volatile
from foc to fight through the
streets crying ''Viva Daz!' and 'Viva Huertal
All the horrors of the last days apparently have been
the advent OLA idol city
and shell tonight fee The streets being cleared
of dead by rollicking crowds of merrymbakers
generally believed Gusavo Madero will be executed
within twenty four hours
Up the president of the republic Jose Pine
found Dachments of searching
him.
The of Madero took place the hall of the embassa
The president summoned to the after the stage
his He stepped inside and found all
guarded One soldier overexced by the words of
Banquet pointed gun the breast of Madero who eapd
upon In the struggle the discharged without
The soldier dsamed and placed under
Huerta the charge of firing without orders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
NAR PREPARATIONS
|ARE IN FULL BLAST
|luits for Army of Inva-
|ion and the Plan of
Campaign by Sea and
Land Have Already
Been Decided Upon.
News Service.

M 80 hiernational News Service.
,sa 81, ,ASHTNGTON, Feb. 1s.-The
y tt|M great nations of Europe,
;s,A ~ through their diplomatic rep.
,Ilm resentatives in Washington
Avn n|'ER served notice on the United States
IL 4 immediate steps must be taken 10
9 rftHr peace in Mexico or openly an
nie to the world that the Monroe
e Prime has been abandoned.
zr n ms Information comes from an au.
y. H.. ruly so close to the administration
dn 8 p It cannot be questioned 1t sup
prHaI. g.
w 4 y The reasons for the hurried war
( !. H., STATIONS and dispatch Of army and
~ ships to the Mexican coast,
isdays the British, German, French
eTlss representatives have made
lOVff@ 70 the state department and the
~ Ss house. They refuse to talk for
'lsation for the obvious reason that
i'f'' conferences being held represent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
WHOLE COUNTRY in A TURMOIL.

The whole country turmoil It reported that Zapaa
has now turned will keep up banditt
warfare the president The president
throughout the
republic
Congress has been at midnight De la Barra
slated minister o. foreign relations.
General Manuel Mondragon who has been with Daz in the
throughout battle will probably Of
David De la Fuene who succeeded Felix Daz chief of
lice minister of and public works
Madero still in a crowds about
place yelling death He tied with ropes and
held II
Hernandez brother the of Gobernacion
was tonight he fell the hands Of
mob.
private secretary to Madero escaped
from the IN N automobile.
PaseF Fou).
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
u'"s consequences.
& an Ultinatum,

w said that within the last twenty
louTs a demand has been made
n resident Taft which amounts TO
sumstum. AS result the report
we latest coup d'etat in Mexico,
ra put President General Huerta in
|a'nd RS Madero's successor. has in
| mterfered with the war prcpa,
ntsrs.
'e'uef Secretary of War Stimson nor
-"s'y OF the Navy Meyer has issued
"aers that will stop the move.
OF 0attleships and marines.
''tary Knox read tho early press
~ 'onight from Mexico City with
concern, but declined to make
,S~ment. He said no statement
abe given out until the state de.
.sut received the facts from En-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
PRESIDENTS STAFF SHOT DOWN.

excitement attending Maderos Captain Carme
da who Just appointed chief of police advanced upon
Rbere shooting and wounding him seriously Immed
Of and three four members
of the presidents staff wounded.
Twenty of the Twenyninh infantry of Banquets forces
duty guarding the
beginning Of the revolt the palace
General Daz agreed plan outlined TO him. He will
troops clock to the
onal palace,
threatening the destruction of Ell impartial building,
verabe fortress of reinforced cement and steel Sol
the property which recently bought
by Gustavo Nadero.
No trains are leaving here tonight in any direction
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
q Brigade to Go.

caalsme orders were telegranhea
,s;4'tefmaster General James b.
kp " tne depot quartermaster at
-, aHeiseo to have the TRANSPORTS
ns;.. nuford and Sherman put into
.eSB, immediately for use in
lzj,o troops on the west coast of
\, .s y announced at the wa, depart.
,,~'. s' the first brigade of the regu,
h, with headquarters at Madi.
kre,,aA n Y, will be sent to
etieL =, 'or embarkntion on the Xii
IL, y Acclellan and Sumner.
sshs ,~nsylvania. Southern and con.
ne t,,,, 'uos have been requested to
pct c.es Immediately on the mum
efeoo,, mat can be furnished for th,
ne s,a', vi 'roop9 At the headquarters.
zfat ,sh "erh railway in Washington
Pa ar. - - corps of transportation ex,
Ne ao,,.,y engaged in this work.
~ d.rues which affect the PacIfl,
iba, unents is caused by nforma
sthsos Ahu- American feeling In tn,
hss states OF Mexico ~ intense.
nre, vi learned That when Madero',
Etvsa ,'"Serntng Intervention wer
h knew IVY y, before yesterday the presi
"eo tnet Madero himself wa
V0ntinued
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BRAVE.

Read in next Sundays Tribune
about the picture play heroine who
turned out real
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looters Executed.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 1s.-A number
Of looters were caught today and sum-
marily executed in the outlying dis
tricts of the city. \ few small pro-
vision stores there have been sacked
by hungry mobs. but there has beer
nothing like systematic loOting. both
federal and rebel soldiers doing their
utmost TO hold the poLulace in check.
Some soldiers who tried q join Diaz
were caught. disarmed and marched
back to the national palace. where
they were sImmarily shot. In one In.
stance more than so federal soldiers
were lined up before the firing squad
at the same time.
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He - survived by "A wife. two brothers
and a sister. Tnad. of Wichita. Kan
aul Jeff. ~ G~raysville. this county. also
Mrs. Nancy Barnett. Of Cameron. tie
vas ~sergcan OF the sixth West Virginia
Infantry and was "verseeT ~ the poor
Farm and county l1firfEary OF Marshall
county for a ."Iioi ~ tweuty-one years.
having resigned due - Its advanced age.
u" was ais" superintendent of the
MoundSNi4l. Land COMPANY. Funeral
services will 10 held Thur=rav afternoon
At . o'clock from his il;e residence on
jefferson avenue Rev. y r Buoad~.
raStot of the First " o. church. ~
u Sch tie d"CeaseG vas e member Will
pffDiat- luterment viii %. made az the
Mount Rose t.mcterv
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noon the federal commander placed AZ
IN" southeastern corner ut thu city
two big guns which had been intend
ID for M Notifications OF Salina
cruz. tho Pa~ihr terminus Of the
Tehuantcpec Railroad.
In spit. Of these heavy pieces hs.nc
brought into action aEairet the rebel
positions. liza and his followers APP
pear TO have suffered only slightly.
Heavy Fighting.
Shot for shot. tho rohol artillery re-
piled. ~ times s%ilon'inE temporarily
tho governments guns.
II was another a "f artillery fight
ing without any decisive results heinz
achieved. Lat IN tho evening when
the Gr ne had become more or less
casul; there was no reason ia believe
that Tu'sfay woIld not SEQ n con
tinuation ~ what had become one Of
tho most remarkable hait,es Tough,
on tn american continent In recent
years.
Felix Diaz has ~ tho end of tho day
succeeded I'm holding All lis central
positions and had even advanced his
lines in a ur"o ~ directions. 's-
pccially towards THO west.
Many shells burt over The central
part - tho city. ON tho line 81 ire
from IN" rebel 'rr'or ~ thu arsenal
towards ~. federal HEADQUARTERS AZ
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BADLY INJURED
Greek Inner 20 Frorat-y Fatally In
Jured ~ Pail OF EtSae
Yesterday.

: creek minor wse seriously inrureI
tf o." fHI OF "a large stone AZ the
MDor"e ran mine yesterday wnrrIrg
about ~ O'Clock The mans back. one
avn. one leg n sevorni ribs were
hrnS'a. residcs ir'cgral injuries Dr
Veto U.aiic ATTENDED I'm after which
no WIS rushed 20 fta Nl~firr Ferry
ros' 1901 ir AfofTha ambulance T.ore
= Ntflr mp m hope Pr hos recovery
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John = creighton. q wei known and
hiSlly respected citizen Of Peters run
passed. aWar At his home Yesterday
evening al : o'clpek after q ten days til
ness. caused 10y % complication Of dis
eases ~" was in his 9TH year. and
ms been a lifelong resident Of fhtS
county. being horn ard raised IN this
vicinity. lie has been q consistent mem
ner - The OH stone church for man
Years. and ly his pleasant ways. has
many friends wnp WI mourn his sud
len departure
He e. survived 10y one brother. George
'reiEntpr. ot Kansas. ami one sister.
Mrs. y. - Ryan. Of Elm Grove. Also
orc son william p Creighton. cashier
atd three daughters Mrs J " Hairi.
of nerr rark View Mrs. Blanche TEomp-
Sor. O. chicago. and Mss Tlizabeth. at
home on Peters ran.
Funeral afrtu~rm.1ts have not yet
been conn iefeI