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Show EADER, PAYSON, UTAH AMERICAN THE VvfUGHT CROWDING TO MEET KILLS REBELS ASSASSINATION OF MORTIARO ABE FOLLOWED BY DEMONSTRATION AT TOKIO PARK. MISSION OF ZAMACONA TO THIS COUNTRY IS TO BRING ABOUT AN ARMISTICE. FEDERAL Speakera Denounce the Emptiness of Japanese Diplomacy and Iniist That Insult to Flag at Nanking Negotiations Are on at Washington Looking to the End of the Bloody Factional War in Mexico Which Hae Exacted Heavy Toll. Opens Fire Upon Customs Inspector on American Soil and Is 8lain In Duelj Troops Ordered to Scene of Fatal Encounter. Washington.1 This city is to be the scene of negotiations looking to the end of the bloody factional war in Mexico that has exacted thousands of lives, brought the United States ana her southern neighbor to the verge of war and caused damage amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars. It was learned definitely on Saturday that the ml sb Ion of Manuel Zamacona to this country U to bring about an armistice between the contending factions. The definite Information was given out Saturday by an official who declared that Senor Zamacona Is not only an envoy of General Huerta, but is also an agent of the Wilson ad- El Paso, Texas. Before Lieutenant F. AcoBta, an officer in General Salazars federal command at Juarez, crossed the Stanton street Interna tlonal bridge Saturday afternoon, ha remarked that he was going to kill e He was killed by United gringo. States Customs Inspector T. F. Jonah and Immigration Inspector Thomas N. Heifrin after he bad opened fire on them with a rifle on the American side of the international boundary. He was shot through the mouth and arm, and his horse, from which he had dismounted, was Bhot through the side. The American officers were uninjured. Hehrin was standing at the American end of the bridge when Acosta first opened fire at him. He fired back, using an automatic pictoL Jonah hastened to his assistance and began firing at the Mexican. The Mexican officer was within thirty feet of the Americans before he was killed. Two troops of the Thirteenth cay airy were ordered to the bridge follow in;; the shooting in order to restrain the 1,000 Mexicans who had gathered on the Mexican aide of the bridge. General Hugh L. Scott, commander)! the United States troops, was notified of the shooting, and he ordered all troops to be prepared for movement to El Paso from Fort Bliss in case oi trouble. bo Wiped OuL Tokio. The assassination of Mor-tlar-o Abe. director of the political bureau of the Japanese foreign office, baa inflamed the masses and a dramatic chapter in the history of the new Japan was written Sunday. Fifteen thousand persons gathered In mass meeting in Illblya park, calling for military action against China. A majority of these marched to the office and clamored for the disThey demanded to take such patch of troops to measures as were necessary to obtain satisfaction for the ng of Japanese at Nanking, or failing this, the resignation of the minister of foreign af- foreign China (Copyright.) CAMIHETTI kill fairs, Baron Nobuakj Makino. The speakers denounced the emptiness of Japanese diplomacy in connection with California and China, and Insisted that the Insult .to the Japanese flag at Nanking should be wiped ON FOUNO GUILTY ORY EXCAVATION ONLY ONE COUNT! ON 016 CANAL NOW COMPLETED ministration. I mean," said this official, that as both President Wilson and General Huerta know there can be no election without an armistice. President Wilson is as much Interested in the sucout. Cami-nettSan cess of Zamacona as are all those in Francisco. Drew was Farley manifestation The an Washington. Complletlon of dry clearly son of the commissioner general excavation on the Panama canal on Mexico who wiBh to make an end to of resentment explosion popular against the ministry In Its treatment of immigration, was found guilty late Saturday, Just ten days ahead of this war. There is no doubt that Zamacona of the California and Chinese ques- Friday on one count of the indictment schedule time advanced the work on charging him with violation of thej the great waterway almost to the will be received with open arms for tions. Mann whte slave traffic act. final stage. Much digging and clean- the purpose of this mission." The Jury was out three hours and ing out remains to be done In WORKING FOR BETTER ROADS. POLICEMAN SAVES PRESIDENT. took eight ballots. lYom the first' the cut and aKfhg the route, but Governors Invited to Meet at Lincoln vote stood ten to two for convlctin and this will be accomplished by mam- Chief Executive Has Close Call When and Plan for Good Roads. Anally the two recalcitrants agreed to moth dredges. He Ignores Traffic Regulations. An army of men will be busy the Lincoln, Neb. Governor Moorehead compromise by finding a verdict of Washington President Wilson had has sent invitations to the governors guilty on one of the four counts next four weeks moving equipment a narrow escape from being killed by x of Illinois, Iowa, Colorado and Utah to charged. and material. thirty-siIncluding come to Lincoln on September 23, miles of railroad track, from the nine-mil- e a street car here Saturday night. The FIRE IN HOT SPRINGS. when the delegates to the Lincoln Nachannel In Culebra cut between danger to the president waB caused tional Highway congress will be in Blaze, Fanned by a High Wind, Soon Gamboa dike and Pedro Migtael locks. by his forgetting traffic regulations This is preparatory to turning water which forbid pedestrians from crosssession, and assist him In urging the Gets Beyond Control. into the channel from Gatun lake on ing the street except at corners. building of an automobile highway Hot Springs, Ark. Fire which startThe president was saved by a poto from Chicago the Atlantic side, October 5, five days Salt Lake City, to In a negro cabin at 3:30 o'clock liceman, who threw himself In front In advance of the date set for dynaconnect at the latter place with an ed automobile roadway, thence to San Friday afternoon wsa alowly dying out miting Gamboa dike. Enough water of the car. The speeding electric at the foot of West Mountain, the will be let in to act as a cushion car stopped within ten feef of Mr. Francisco. southern extremity of Hot Springs, at against the explosion when the dike is Wilson. The policeman received The governor desires to see the f after reducing to a midnight warm thanfts for hltfjrompteess. highway complete In time for the kiXDOSilii The destruction of Gamboa dike Books Confirm Mulhall Story. than a mile in length, and from seven will leave only Jhe dike over which Washington. D. L. Frawley, emto ten blocks wide In the eastern the railroad crosses the Gatun locks ployed by the senate lobby commit THAW CASE DRAGGING. Urts is of the city. The monetary and which can be removed at any tee to audit the books of the Naten million at estimated DeFinal roughly Two Before or Year time. The last barrier on the Pacific tional Association of Manufacturers, May be cision la Given. side, the Miraflores dike, was dynar testified on Saturday that between mited Good. imHolds and The just a week ago, turning Pacific 1903 and 1913, the association paid Contempt Charge justice Ottawa, Ont into a,1 channel 5,000 feet . . 1245,000 to Martin M. Mulhall for migration departments of the Canad- , San Francisco. Judge Maurice T. tidewater 500 feet wide and 31 feet and Ian government believe. It transpired Dooling, in the United tSates district long; legislative and campaign work. The audit confirmed in many particulars Saturday, that it may be a year or court, Friday ordered a fine of $2,000 deep. Small vesssels probably will be able Mulhalls testimony to the commistwo before the final decision la given Imposed on the Western Fuel company end which will determine whether Thaw and directed the imprisonment of Dar to pass through the canal fromwater-panysion. , and the October 10, end to by Is to be sent back or allowed to pro- vid C. Norcross, secretary of the comsh pping Reduces Cost of Living. ceed through Canada. for contempt, because of the re way should be ready for In December, early announce books proper The departments both fusal to produce the company's Washington. How the parcel post did that they would like to have Tbnw de- before the federal grand jury which something toward reducing, the Port. Liner Rushes to once. cost at Is of living in Galllup, N. M.p was ported investigating Halifax, N. S. The steamer Ura- related Saturday in a report to PostIf Thaw la eent back to the United weighing frauds. nium from New York for Rotterdam master General Burleson, which said States it will be by the shortest Self Be to Scouts Supporting. haa arrived here with her cargo on the price of fruit on the Gallup marBoy route, it Is declared. New York. The Boy Scouts of fire, discovered Friday night cents a pound from 12 ket I the fire to 5dropped heretofore to Caae. made an in extinguish forts organization Dlugreee Spear a cents when Jury post shipparcel to I failed. The crew battered down the in came Colorado. Mount Ida, Arkansas. Standing supported by philanthropy, will seekexfrom ment The - hatches and the Uranium came at full nine for acquittal and three for con- make itself of national the committee ecutlve gpeeed for this port She has 120 Body Found in River. viction, a Jury which heard the testipassen-scoutthe a 651 announces and council class flrBt steerage whereby plan Ed case the In which New York. Officials of two states Spear mony in of whom there are 300,000 will gers, all of whom are still on board, New York and New Jersey have of Hot Springs, charged with being assessed 25 cents a year beginning steam and water are being pumped united to solve the Implicated in a conspiracy through be mystery surroundL into the hold. October which John Rumping, a Montana of the the young woman, murder ing ' To Withdraw as Fiscal Agent. of whose dismembered body was stockman, lost 118,000 on a fake part WILLIAM J. GAYN0R horse race lnan East St. Louis pool New York. J. P. Morgan & Co, found In the Hudson river Friday near rooom last January, waB discharged served notice Friday upon the New Woodcliff, New Jersey, and to bring to Justice. Saturday. York, New Haven ft Hartford Railroad her slayer to end of Intention their company Enormous Cattle Receipt. PASCUAL OROZCO their connection as fiscal agent of the Kansas The City. Kansas City made was notice This public road. stock yards last week came within Friday by the New Havens executive 238 head of shattering a world's catThe committee authorized commitee. tle record (or reelpts, made twenty-tw- o Elliott to install without President years ago. Continued dry weathand signals to stint appliances safety er and lack of pasture sent 95,286 catinsure the safety of passengers. tle to the local market during the The Maximum Penalty la Five Years Veassela Will be Able to Past In Prison and $5,000 Through the Great Waterway Early Fine. In December of This Year. i, I Cu-leb- ra smolder-iTjznnso- sec-tlo- n - HAD OFFICER RE. MARKED THAT HE WA8 GOING TO KILL A GRINGO. EXPECTS TO ESCAPE PENALTY. Oomlnettl Hopes to Get Verdict Re versed by Courts. San Francisco. F. Drew Camlnett! believes he will escape the penalty ol the Mann white slave law under which he and Maury I. Diggs were convicted in the United States district court., I believe we shair have no trouble Jn getting this ve-f- tt by cow oreversed he appeals, he said, and this is the view ky . William A. Heister a member of the jury that convicted Caminettl, who now says he regrets having voted to convict Caminettl. The Homeless Are Housed. Hot Springs, Ark. With two companies of militia policing the burned dedistrict the citizens committee voted itself on Sunday on systematizing relief measures and planning for the rehabilitation of the eastern part of Hot Springs. fire-swe-pt The checking up shows that all of those piade homeless by the fire of Friday (light have been housed temporarily and theft immediate needs provided lor. I g. s, . Pope Muth Improved. Rome. Pope Pius X, who has week. Barber Slaye been two from or for the last day suffering a recurrence of catarrh of the throat, Wife. Ottumwa, Iowa. In the presence of two men whom he had invited to his house to drink a bottle of beer with him, Samuel II. Eaton, a barber, shot and kil'cd his wife here Sunday. Eaton fled, but was captured a short time was Improved Thursday. His temperature was normal and the hoarseness had diminished. 11c reassured his sister, Maria, and his niece, who had re- Found Dead in Bed. New York. William F. Havemeyer, for many years prominent in financial i circles here, was found dead in bed at bis home Sunday, lie complained of feeling ill Saturday night, and when found Sunday morning had been dead apparently about six hours. Operation Fatal to Cardinal. Short Oveq $100,000. Washington. A defalcation of $130,-- 1 000 in the State National bank at Fort Worth, Texas, was reported Friday to Thomas P. Cane, acting comptroller of the currency, by rational Examiner Van ZandL rtage will not e bank. feet th m f af-th- t gregation for Sunday. Recently aa he had undergone operation for aDPendlcItle. nltlone of War. government monopWashington. oly for the mtiufjcture and contro of munitions of war was proposed la joint resolution Introduced Thursday by Representative Kent of California. Monopol. Rome. Cardinal VIvcs y Tuto, Joseph Calasano-tlu- s prefect of the conreligious affairs, died the summer to mained In bVwitlT ifie ponuft later. Gaynor of New York has ae an to run for Mayor d i Dies on Eve of Wedding. Terre Haute, Ind. Dr. R. M. Van-cleav- e of Muncie was found dead in his room in a hotel here late Sunday by relatives of Miss Lillian Bfesman of Marshall, 111., to whom he was to have beeen married at noon. There were no indications of and Coroner F. II. Jett announced he would hold an 'autopsy. Given Big Alimony. SL Louis. A receipt was filed in the circuit court hers Frida acknowledging the payment by William J. Lemp, a brewer,' of $100,000 alimony to Mrs. Lillian Handlan Lemp. Mrs. Lemp brought suit for divorce five years ago and in the lower court was a yarded alimony of $6,000 a year. She appealed to the supreme court, which ordered the pqyment of $100,000 in gross. Patients Have Little Chance. The Cook county hospital, with a capacity of' 1,900, is kept so full of county and city officials, their wives and their friends that there is no room left for die indigent patients for whom it was Intended, according to charges made by County Agent Meyer, in charge of the hospital. Chicago. May Ship. Explosives to Mines. Washington. The state department announced Sunday night that shipments of dynamite and other explosives needed for working the great mines In Mexico would be authorized as heretofore. Labor Leader Dies. Colonel Orozco, one of President New York. John P. Archibald Huertas peace commissioners sent to widely known as a labor leader, died meet robelo and arrange for peace in Sunday at his home In the Bronx. lie Mexico, who was slain with other was 60 old and was years peace commissioners at Huatla by president of the Brotherhood formerly of Deo Emlllano Zapata. orators and Painters of America. |
