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Show ( T?S, THE COALVILLE PESKY COALVILLE, UTAH ItULE CARRIES ANOTHER REBELS EXECUTE STUFF TO CARRANZA LTESSA6E THE CM, IE FEDERAL OFFICERS -- Drive From Hlo Cab net One of the Mlnletere Who 'Advised Hie Abdl cation and Advocated Abandon ment of Power. '" " la very Law. Pats Ant .Manila pntl-slaver- y ' World's Debt Growing. Washington. Ths Bureau of foreign and domestic commerce announces that tha national debts of the . world now aggregate an Increase of decade. SO $42,000,000,000, per cent Id the last Nogales, Sonora. Mexico. Braving a winter rainstorm which turned the surrounding desert Into a vast mesa For ths S'xth T mo n Past Three of mud seamed with racing freshets, William Bayard Hale crossed into Years Ciudad Juarez Changes GovMexico again on Sunday to present anernments and Captors Condemn other communication to tbe Mexican Federalo to Death. revolutionists from his chief. President Wilson at Washington. Hale did not meet General Carranza, the conEl Paso, Texas. Ftor the sixth time stitutionalist chief, but exchanged in the taBt three years Ciudad Juarex views with Francisco Escudero, Carchanged tfeovernmenta, when 2,000 reb- ranza's minister of exterior relations. els led by General Pancho Villa atThe atorm was the worst of the curtacked and captured tbe town Saturrent wet season and the only ones out Taken ompletely by day morning. besides Hale were the poncho-clasurprise, tbe federal garrison of ap- soldiers of the United Stages border proximately COO men put up a weak on the American side, and on patrol resistance. semtr'es of the revoi So unprepared for battle were tbe the Mexican, the their brown faces federal defenders that Villa's troops lutionary army, of brilliantly colored out peeping 'actually reached the center of town blankets that hid their drab uniforms. before a single shot waa fired. Hale met Minister Ids cudero at the Although aq.accurate count hag not house of Ygnaclo Bonfllas, also a cabis est' mated that been completed who acted as official ininet minister, were' killed in the fightforty persona translator at the two reand terpreter ing. cent conferences between the AmeriMany of tbe federal prisoners capcan envoy and General Carranza. tured by General Villas men have been It was understood that tbe meeting executed. PresTbe order for the execution of was the result of a message from some aswhich ident Wilson, conveyed many of the prisoners has been issued surance to the constitutionalists. directly by General Villa and at dlf- - Hale has been Is close touch 'Kh flr drinK Interview Washington. United aupport frcfcferent Pr.lod out men and .hot them. Washington sines his first the great powers abroad for 4, e lag squad his Escudero with Carranza keeps Enrlue Pllo,- - commander chief Mexic American policy toward informed of the exchanges fully fede1 ,n Tolunteer the th with Hale. troP shown In a variety of quiet diplomat cf actirltlea. ga? President Wilson ai tpuarel bastUe, was executed at noon a firing squad commanded by NEY8PAPER MAN HAS PLAN. Secretary Bryan confidence on Thui waa brought that the elimination of Gener Jr orntt- Huerta aa provision l,for vlUa and entenced to death, Would Have Huerta Resign and Enter Race for Presidency. president of Mexico soon would be fnfter whlch be was shot. Among others who were executed Berlin. The Mexican correspondwereEhrique Zlega. ent of the Frankfort Gazette cables That the financial blockade lnsl urlnS the tuted by the United State had effc : customs officer; Captain Lope of that a remarkable chaiige for the army, and Commander better would occur and the Mexican f the federal tively tied the purse strings Europe, that diplomatic" pressure wis Buenerides of the fiscal guards problem probably could be solved being exerted on all aides at Mexl o All officers of the federal army. without Intervention or blockade on The new Mex City, that close friends of Huer a will be put to death, Major Cornu of the following lines: were applying their Influence, ti d Villa's staff announced. The soldiers, ican congress to meet provisionally persistent reports saying Huerta hi d he said, would be pardoned and given and immediately order new elections; gene Into mysterious seclusion, rail, d an opportunity te join the rebel army. , General Huerta to resign at once and assume the post of commander-iu-chie- f the hope of the Washington govsr 8teamer Capsized. of the northern army; then iu that definite progress tows d Port Huron, Mich. One of the case. General Kuerta Is l solving, th Mexican problem lug made. j 4 itrangest mysteries In connection with president after six months the United the destruction of weasels and men States to agree to accept him. Dally Toll of Mlnss. oathe Great Lakes by last Sunday's Car Shops to Be Rebuilt, item was solved Saturday when W tiCharleston, W. Va One death ii ...i the lt dAwrmrutatsrwtttaent Atvew, ar car shops of Baker; tialWLake gT day la the record of the coal miniMierturned vessel In Lake Huron thlr-o- f the Denver ft Rio Grande tn Salt mile northeast of this port as Lake arp to be, when rebuilt, the West Virginia for ths four monthi Charles S. Price of Cleveland. The most modern in the country, declared ending October 21. Appalled by th accidents, Chief Eearl Henry f thi frtce la said to hava carried a crew B. F. Bush, head of the Gould railstate mine department has issued jot eighteen. All of the crew are be- roads, at a banquet held In ills honor at the Commercial club Saturday statement calling attention to the lieved to have been lost night. Tne capacity of the shops will mining laws and their proper enforcbe Increased until they are th largt Rtvision Next Law ement Banking est on th system, President Bush administrathe With Washington. promised Idaho Farmer Suicides. tion currency bill due to be reported to the senate this week after long deSt. Anthony, Idaho. Charles Finds Filipinos Progressiva- a well known young firmer lay, n plan to revise the national Manila. Clarence B. Miller, conand school teacher, committed 'sui- banking laws laws to meet the new from gressman Minnesota, left for the Its has made apcide Friday night by hanging himself currency system It United States Saturday. In an interfrom a rafter in a barn at Hauers pearance In legislative circles. farm, near here.' Wtorry over (un- will Include Important questions or- view be said he was in favor of an cial trouble and ill health is believed iginally contemplated as a part of elective senate for the Phillplnes and to have been the cause of Andernas the currency bill,, but set aside until added that he believed the Filipinos suicide. He leaves a widow and tvs the next session of congress, when a had made more progress in the last children. general revision of banking laws has fifteen years than any other nation in the world. been promised by the administration. -- d (Copyrlaht.) TWO BANKIK6 MEASURES WILL 60 TO THE SENATE i Administration Msasure Provides for Eight Regional Banka With Unlimited Powers of Rediscount. administration Washington. The currency reform bill, as It probably will go to the senate with the approval of President Wilson, was completed Friday night by six Democrats of the senate banking and currency committee. Senator Hitchcock and the five Republican members of the committee continued' to write into their draft of the measure amendments of which the White House has disapproved. Both bills will be presented to tbe senate for consideration early In tbe week. As completed by the Democrats, the measure provides for a system of eight regional banka to be capitalized from tbe by Inforced subscriptions national banks of the country with' unlimited powers of rediscount and currency Issue and the power to hold reserves, tha entire system to be under the control of a federal reserve " was board, law mn 1i'UiWiakiaiwtt tlonal assembly after a heated debate. The measure, which was framed by .William H. Phipps, the Insular auditor, reaffirms tha old Spanish statutes against slavery and Incorporates tha American laws. Tha vote In opposition was small In spKt of tha warmth of the discussion. , An WH wv'gynuif Braves Desert Storm to Take Message sf President Wilson to Constitutionalist Chief. PRISONER TAKEN BY GENERAL VILLAS MEN AT JUAREZ FACE FIRING SQUAD. DECLARES THAT IT IS A CASE OP LIFE OR DEATH WITH HIM, AND HE WILL NOT RESIGN. Mexico City. What doubt remained regarding General Huertas intentions with re pert to compliance w'lh thp American demands for bie onn elimination sat removed from the minds of moot Mexicans and foreign real dents by hs peremptory dismsnal on Sunday of Manuel Gana Aldape, the minister of the interior, who was look el upon as the bead of Huerta's cab! net. Manuel Carta Aldape ImFthat group of the cabinet which held the con vlctlon that it would be best to ac cede to that portion at least of Wash' ington'a demands which meant the total abandonment of power by the provisional president, and be la said to have been the only one with sufficient courage to discuss the international situation frankly with hta chief. H was he who called at the Ameri can embassy recently and induced Kelson O'Shaughnessy, 'the charge d'affalreaTto tend Jo' Washington his appeal for the reopening of the negotiations Senor Aldape's resignation was demanded at a cabinet meeting at President Huerta's house early Sunday morning. Huerta Is said to have reiterated at this meeting the statement that he would not resign, that with him it was a case of life or death, and hs was disposed to play out the game. Certain Intimate friends of General , ZIuerta have been Indicating to him for eome time, it la said, that the minister of the Interior was intriguing and that the cabi, for the presidency net had ' become divided into campe. Those who opposed Aldape Included Querldo Moheno, minister of foreign affairs, General BlanqueL minister of war, and Jose Maria Lozano, minister of fomeato. UTAH STATE NEWS . IAWXN""TMEiin ry Ma-da- y PtR-till- .1 i til .Clty-crTh- Held te Grand Jury on a Charge ef v " Extortion. New York. Everett P. Fowler of Kingston, N. Y., who was described by John A. Hennessy, graft Investigator for former Governor Suitor, as the Tammany bagman for contributions from stsje highway contracts, was Indicted Friday on a charge of extortion. He was accused of forcing Seneca P. Hull, a highway contractor of Cortland, N. Y., and an enrolled Republican, to give 8250 aa a contribution Democratic campaign under threat that the work on Hull s $23,600 state road contract Hi Cortland county would not be approved by the state highway Inspectors and that his pay would be held up. Troops Withdrawn From Calsxleo. San Francisco. Maj. Gen. Arthur Murray Issued orders Saturday withdrawing troop I, First cavalry, now at Calexico, Ca., guarding the dam and other property of-tImperial Irriga- TRAIN ROBBERY IN CALIFORNIA. tion projecL Highwaymen Relieve Passengers of Falle to His Death. Jewelry Valued at $1,000. New York. Casper Solle, a boy of San Francisco. A,' highwayman 12. plunged five stories to his death In No. 5 a dsrtng escape from a protectory in boarded Southern Pacific train across the Bronx. Ho was descending the from Chicago at Richmond, lace of an outside wall when be fell the bay from San Francisco, Friday night, and relieved men and women of jewelry and about $1,000. PRESIDENT ADOLFO DIAZ Five passengers, the Pullman conductor and porter la the last car ol the train and a brakeman were the only persons robbed. Near Oakland the train conductor, H. C. Wataon, entered the car. The bandit ordered him to stop the train and jumped aa It slowed down. None of the passengers robbed were easterners. he TEN WORKMEN tk , W 1 Smelter Fumes Suit Dismissed Washington. The supreme eosrt on Friday dismissed the suit of the Montana farmers who had been defeated In lower 'courts in their Ight for relief from the fumes of the Copper smelter near Butte, which they alleged ruined their ciope ,, and land. , Asa-con- - At ' MRS. W. F. M'COMBS Woman Burned to Deyth. Planters Offtr Protection. Utah. Burned from head Ogden, La. In a mass L Martinsville. to feet when a gasoline soaked cloak here sugar Sunday planters became meeting ignited, Mrs. J. H. Paine died and citf'ens of St. Martins parish' at her home in a few hours. Her litthe adopted resolutions assuring tle Florence, aged 11 years. daughter railroad of Pacific protecSouthern Is from burns sustained In suffering tion for trains If the road would pro- an attempt to save her mother. vide equipment for the movement of sugar cane while the strike of emWar on Murder. -- vj Legalized Chicago. War against legalized murder by inexperienced surgeons who are commissioned to wield the knife before they have been sufficiently trained, waa declared at the closing session of the clinical congress here Saturday. ployees is on. Wilson and Bryan Confer. Washington. Secretary Brjin conferred at the White House Sunday night with President Wilson on the latest developments In the Mexican situation. They talked over messages received from Charge CShaugh-ness- y and dispatched cablegrams to him after their conference. Wooden -- two-third- s hj . . M is . r ?' - f H i Dorothy Williams, tha bsautiful Washington girl who was engaged to Major Butt at the time h tost his life In the Titanic disaster, waa married to William F. McCombs, chairman of the Democratic national committee, In London. ( Train Ran Into Tret, , Utica, X. T. Three of the train crew were killed when a locomotive pulling a work train on the Raquettc Lake railroad ran Into a tree which had been blown across the track! early Sunday evening. I Officer Shot by Boise, Idaho. Deputy Sheriff ViV Ham Clawson Is lying at the point of death with n bullet In his neck f cm the gun of. Clarence Roush.- - an whom be sttemptsl to ai rest tor forgery. . f Wool-grower- 15-1- - he Yellow Peril. Way for Commercial The recent tariff Providence, R, I. legislation has opened the way for a commercial yellow peril, Governor Pothier said In a speech before tbe New. England Textile club. 8teamr Lost. Fears tbit aa Mich. Port Huron, unknown wooden steamer had been lost, with nil of her crew In the gale Escape From Burning Building. which swept Lake Huron latst week, Chicago. Between 400 and 500 was confirmed when the pilot house men. women and children fled lire and texas of ra vessel were found1 on escapee when fire attacked the by Northn miles above the Canadian shore few western university building, at Lare Pold Ed wjirda. and Dearborn streets. To Aid In Crop Movement Prisoners Given Twenty Lashes. t Washlngton.-Almosof Wilmington, Del. William Reason the $30,000,000 the treasury depart- and James Byard, negroes, who were ment put at the disposal of benks to convicted of burglary, were whipped aid in the movement of crops, has with twenty lashes each at the whipbeen taken, according to an announceping post of the Newcastle county ment by -- Secretary McAdoo,. workhouse Saturday. Mills. Close Strike May Reduce Telephone Rates. Lawrence, Mass The operation of San Francisco, CaL Reductions on practically all textile mills In this all California long distance telephone city may be affected by the action of calls were announced hen Saturday $00 firemen who voted to etrike unby the state railroad commission dajr averaging 21 per cent and aggregatless their demands for an ", '( r granted. ing $528,000 annually. Union. Forming Collier Bridgeport Lost. Employers London. The employers of the UnitMontreaL The steam collier ed Kingdom are forming n new union Bridgeport,' sailing from Sydney, Cape and purpose to raise a guarantee fund Breton, with a crew of forty-tw-o and of $250,000,000 in order to protect n cargo of 10,000 tons of coal, has themselves against strike movements been lost and probably all aboard by tbe trade unions and other labor have perished. organizations. Winilll.il Former Grand Vizier Dead. Hermitrfiro there Burned. Rome. Kiamil Pasha, former WShltma Mss; Two . bennita, grand vizier of Turkey, who has held George Frye, aged 87. aad his brother many high" positions In the Ottoman Stephen, ten yearn older, were burned government. Is dead at Larnaca, In to death in their thick in the woods the Island of Cyprus, accordtirgT"td 4 near bar Sunday night' ' (snatches received here - Reaches Top of Ladder. Thomas E. Wilson, "who Chicago. " A .revolutionary plot based on the enteredtbe employ of Morris ft Co. assassination of Adolfo Diaz, president a salary of $1 a week, was elected at of the republlo of Nicaragua, wat dispresident of that company on Friday, covered and frustrated in Managua. succeeding the late Edward Morris. - -- Negro Admits Horrible Murder. . Negro Murdered Woman. Los Angeles. Burr Lafond Harris, Cal. Bunr Lafond Loa ths. negro slayer of Mrs. Rebecca P. Harris Angeles a young negro,- - was found Gay, a Cbrlitlaa Science practitioner, guilty late Friday of murder tn tbe gave oa the wlrtjesa stand Thursday first degree for' having killed Mrs. at his trial in the superior court the Rebecca P. Gay, a Christian Science details of the murder. practitioner. J Cut Mans ThroaL Boy Shoots Hit Father, MontreaL William Campbell, Cleveland, O. Lewis Vah Luven. a ought by the Cincinnati police for farmer living at Harperafield, near teurder, was found guilty Thursday of Geneva, 0 shot and instantly killed killing George Muir and sentenced to hie wife ' late Friday, and was then bang on December 31. He cut Muirs killed by hl eon Matthew, IT. Young jthroat after a quarreL t Jiven surrendered to the police, -- - BURIED. Caught Under Wreckage cf Building Which Collapsed. roar that Cedar Rapids, la. With was heard for blocks, the fear forty feet of a seven-stor- y building nearing completion collapsed Friday afternoon, carrying with it fourteen men who' were working on the concrete roof slab. Four have been taken from the ruins, severely injured, and the others are believed to bebiirled under a huge mass of concrete, fire tile and twisted steel used ' in ' the construction. Among the missing U William Lowe, auperlniendent of construction of Waterloo, la. e The potato yield th( year has bees about 200.000 bushels leas than 1912, but the corn crop was Increased four bushels to ths acre. Kid George of San Francisco knocked out Joe Clark of Salt Lake in the second round of a scheduled twenty-roun- d bout at Bingham. 'Plans have been completed for tha erection of a $30,000 pea panning factory at Ephraim. It will have an Initial capacity of 40,000 cani Two lots have been purchased In the Seventh Day AdventOgden ists, it being their purpose to build a church on the site next spring. The Utah battery of the state militia will be called to the front early in the event of intervention in Mexico by the United States government. The apple crop decreased eighteen per cent in Utah this year, and about the same throughout the country. Tha quality also decreased four per cent. It is announced that a representative from the bureau of fisheries had left Washington for Utah to select a site for the proposed government fish hatchery. Mrs. Sarah J. Polley, aged 61, a former resident of Nephi, was found dead in bed at the home of her sister Mrs. Thomas Grove of Morgan. Dea'h was due to apoplexy. A commercial club for Magna, East Garfield, Rlter ani Pleasant Green is being planned by prominent citizens of the four placevthe idea being tu unite tbe four towns. The Bamberger line now has a complete double track between Salt Lake and Kaysville, with tbe exception of two short stretches which will not be double tracked until spring. Between 1,000 and 1,200 delegates are expected to attend the annual s convention of the National' association which will be 1914. held in Salt Lake January of Utah that declare raisers Poultry at the big state show to be held in Logan, January 26 to 31, 1914, they will have the biggest premium list la tbe existence of their organization. The Citizens .Heat & Power company proposes to spend half a million dollars in the erection and perfecting of a plant in salt Lake if the commls-lo- n see fit to grant the company a franchise. Robert M. Clark, one of the most experienced and careful men in the employ of the Utah Light ft Power company, made a miscalculation at Ogden on Tuesday and was electrocuted by a current of 1,600 volts. . Th annual charity BAlTthe Tinrf'ot'' which was given a year ago by the club, Brlgbam Civic Improvement will be repeated thia year, and Wednesday evening, December 3, Is tha date fixed for tbe second annual ball. The supreme court of Utah will be asked in tbe near future to decide whether It Is within the law for a landowner, whose property adjoins a stream, to arrest a fisherman who is standing in the cfeekbed and angling for trout. The government report on crop conditions November 1, as furnished oy the department of agriculture through the Salt Lake weather bureau, show that prices of meats have decreased in Utah and gone up In the country at large. The board ot education of Salt Lake has rescinded Its former action excluding all but Utah coal from its consideration. This leaves tbe board with an open market and free to purchase Utah, Wyoming or any other coal Ft may see fit. In keeping with & custom of several years standing the children and descendants of Joseph F. Smith, president of the Mormon church, assembled in &alt Lake on the 13th to celebrate the seventydlfth anniversary of the birth of the president. Organization of the Boys Welfare ot association ot Utah, members hlch will direct tbe work of tbe Associated Boys clubsf the state, marked the close of-tconference held by workers of the latter organization ip Ogden last week. John R. Murdock, one of the band of pioneers who entered Salt Lake valley in tbe fall of 1847, died November 12 at his homen Milford. Murdock was 87 years of age. Death was caused by paralysis and followed an Illness of only two weeks. Tbe Inheritance tax which will be paid to Utah out of the state of David Eccles will amount to approximately $300,000. Thl8 has been determined by the final estimate of the board of apprasers named by tbe court to approximate 'tbe valuation of the property subjected to tax. Bad management of Irrigation enterprises and an extravagant use of the water are the greatest evils that have attended the development ot Irlrgation in the west, according to F. H. Newell, director of the United States reclamation service, at tbe annual conference in Salt Lake last . wfeek of the western irrigation - , ( , - - - man-agera- - W. H. Johnson, charged with forg-erescaped from the county jail at Nephi. Investigation showed that he had drawn th heads off the bolts of the doir, letting himself into the main corridor, With-th- e aid of a he Ary piece of Iron he then dug through ths west brick wall of the Jail The state road 'under construction between Hot Springs and Brlgbam during ths paat year has now been completed to the city limits of Brig-- , ham. The highway, which-l- a thirteen miles long, is regarded as one of the finest Toads la th state." i y. . |