Dayton tribune., September 20, 1912, Image 2

CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
SALAZAR TAKES EL TIGRE.
Federals Only 12 Miles Away Nine
Hours Before Camp Falls.
MADERO MAY GO
SAME AS DIAZ
EMPEROR'S FUNERAL BEGINS.
Ancient and Modern Rites and Cus­
toms Mingle at Tokio.
TIME LIMIT IS
GIVEN MADERO
Douglas, Ariz.—Inez Salazar and
Tokio—Funeral ceremonies of the
his rebel band captured El Tigre, the
late Emperor Mutsuhito, of Japan,
posthumously known as “the Emperor
American gold mining camp, twice
of the Era of the Enlightenment,” be­
attacked by him, Monday forenoon at
gan amid surroundings in which cen­
11 o’clock. In the fighting before the
tury-old rites and customs were min­
defenders of the camp were defeated
gled with modern military display.
seven federals were killed and a dozen
From the most extreme points of
General Resume of Important Events were wounded.
Only one American Police Guard Cnamber of Deputies Japan subjects have been assembling
in Tokio. At midnight great crowds Failure to Meet Ultimatum of United
Presented In Condensed Form
was wounded. He was Gilbert Mc­
During Wild Session—Madero
had gathered along the route of the
States Will Be Followed By
Neill. His wound is not serious.
for Our Busy Readers.
Hissed—Vivas for Diaz.
procession.
Immediate Intervention.
The rebel loss could not be learned.
The weather was fair.
A police
Only meager details of the taking of
cordon was established, shutting off
the
town
were
received,
and
the
news
Shipments of gold from Europe to
Mexico City — Barred from the the streets through which the body of
Washington, D. C.—President Taft
the emperor will be transported and
America have begun again, the first did not come until night.
Telephone communication was re­ Chamber of Deputies by order of Pres­ upon which it is estimated half mil­ has given President Madero 30 days in
in two years.
stored long enough to inform the offi­ ident Madero, because of the noisy lion persons will be accommodated. which to protect American property
American troops have taken prison­ cials here that the town had been demonstration in which ha and his ad­ Soon after midnight officials proceeded and lives in Mexico. If Madero fails
to do this the United States will re­
ers six of Orozco’s principal advisers taken and that no Americans had been
herents were hissed, hundreds of resi­ to the palace in preparation for the quire that he resign immediately. If
and military aides
killed or seriously hurt. Rebels looted
early ceremony.
the store of the company, taking dents marched through the streets
The sombre coloring associated with Madero should refuse to resign inter­
Paris newspapers declare the terms
about $10,000 worth of goods, and shouting disapproval of the new ex­ Western mourning was almost entire­ vention will follow speedily.
of peace between Italy and Turkey are the main body started in the direction ecutive and “vivas” for their exiled
This statement was made here
ly absent, being replaced by the bril­
practically settled.
Thursday by a high official of the De­
of Nacozari, a small band being left ruler.
liant hues of the Orient.
Official representatives of every partment of State to Juan Pedro Di-
Taking of testimony began in the in the camp.
Mounted police were ready to dis­
dapp, representative of the Mexican
The
valuable
plant
of
the
El
Tigre
government’s suit for the dissolution
perse the mob and the entrances to country had come to Tokio to partici­
company was not molested.
Federal the chamber where the duputies were pate in the solemnities. Among them revolution in Washington.
of the Harvester trust.
The name of the official is withheld,
reinforcements for the El Tigre gar­
were princes representing reigning
Shipments of benzine are arriving rison were at a point 12 miles from in executive session were heavily houses and special embassies commis­ but full credence is given the state­
in Seattle from Asia, to compete with the camp nine hours before the cap­ guarded.
ment here, in view of recent events in
The situation is almost identical sioned by republican presidents. The
Standard Oil products.
ture of the town, but they never ar­ with that immediately preceding the list included Philander C. Knox, sec­ the Mexican situation.
Don Manuel Calero, Mexican am­
American marines patrolling the rived.
fall of Diaz, with the exception that retary of state of the United States, bassador here, hurriedly left Washing­
streets of Bluefields, Nicaragua, were
who
was
accompanied
by
Ransford
E.
shifts have been made in the cast of
ton last week for Mexico City, bear­
fired upon by rioting citizens.
characters.
The disorders had as a Miller, chief of the Far Eastern sec­ ing a personal message from President
tion
of
the
State
department
at
Wash
­
basis the same discussion — the seat­
Mexican federáis retook the town of
Taft to President Madero. It is be­
ing of doubtful members of the cham­ ington; Rear Admiral Alfred Rey­ lieved the message he took from the
El Tigre, the rebels fleeing with $20,-
nolds
and
Brigadier
General
John
J.
ber—when the gallery hissed Madero
000 worth of gold and silver bullion.
Members of the regular administration to Madero was of the
Millbury, Mass. — President Taft and shouted the praises of Diaz. They Pershing.
dhina has failed to negotiate her celebrated his fifty-fifth birthday Sun­
foreign
diplomatic
body were present tenor described. Diplomats say that
were precipitated by the rejection of
Calero would not have made a person­
$50,000,000 loan in Europe, owing to day at a family reunion at the home Francisco Pasqual Garcia, leader of in their uniforms. .
the opposition of the United States of Miss Delia C. Torrey, his aged the Catholic wing, whose ejection was
From an early hour the palace in its al trip from Washington all the way
and England.
great private park in the heart of the to Mexico City unless the issue was
aunt. The celebration was quiet be­ under question.
extraordinarily urgent.
Owing to a light crop and large de­ cause of the fact that the president’s
A deputy denounced him, saying no capital was the goal toward which
Developments this week showing
virtually
everybody
in
Tokio
made
his
mand, the price of lemons has reached birthday fell on Sunday this year.
reason for his rejection was required
the strong exertions of the Madero
way
on
foot.
The
late
emperor
only
In
the
morning
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Taft,
40c per dozen in California, and is
other than that he was a Catholic.
Aunt Delia and Miss Helen Taft at­ The fervid oratory and scenes of dis­ occasionally during his life left the administration to get troops to North­
expected to go still higher.
tended church services at the village order on the floor were emulated by moated inclosure where his body had ern Mexico to protect American in­
Chairman Lovett, of the board of
where the president worship­ the galleries. One deputy, fancying laid in state since August 13. Since terests, which quickly followed Cal­
directors of the Harriman lines, says chapel,
ero’s arrival in Mexico City, also lend
ped when he was a boy.
himself insulted, drew a pistol to fire, that date on each tenth day, solemn
crop conditions and business outlook
weight
to the reported threat of the
memorial
services
and
sacrifices
to
the
After the services the president and when he was seized by a neighbor and
in the West were never better.
spirit of the departed ruler were per­ United States.
Aunt Delia took a short automobile overpowered.
Officials at the State department
William Rankin, once law partner ride through familiar places which the
Another deputy, Pedro de los San­ formed.
The casket containing the body lay were reticent when questioned con­
of President Taft’s father, and now president knew so well when he was a tos, declared justice and law were for­
the oldest living graduate of Yale, schoolboy in Millburg.
gotten or confounded with personal in state in the main hall. It had been cerning this development in the Mex­
celebrated his 103d birthday at Bay
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft, the issues and that more blood would have decorated according to Shinto rites by ican situation. It was intimated that
the administration intends to force
Head, N. J., Monday.
president’s brother, and his wife, to be shed if necessary to secure jus­ a special corps of ritualists.
The casket measured nearly ten feet Madero to protect foreign interests in
tice.
came
over
from
Biddefordpool,
Me.,
The Spokane chamber of commerce
the republic, but none would discuss
An organized little group marched by five and weighed one and a half the report that this government plans
says the “rural uplift” movement is and joined the family party in time
tons.
for
luncheon.
out
of
the
chamber
without
the
form
­
being overdone, and recommends the
The chief ritualist and his assistants to compel the Mexican president to re­
consolidation of some of the many so­ 4000 INDIAN RAIDERS ROUTED ality of adjournment and left the proffered the offerings of sacred food sign if he fails to get a better grasp
chamber
without
a
quorum.
When
cieties and congresses.
on affairs along the Rio Grande.
the house was reconvened late in the to the continued accompaniment of
Several Mexican railway employes Mexican Federal« at Oaxaca Suffer afternoon the doors were closed to all shinto music, after which other offer­
EMERGENCY VESSEL READY,
ings of red and white cloth inclosed
have refused to take out trains for
but members.
Loss of 41 Killed in Battle.
in willow boxes were made. Prayers
fear of attacks by the rebels.
Mexico City — Mexican federal
for the dead were recited by the chief Three Troopships at Fort Mason
MUTSUHITO AT REST.
Bands of well-armed Texas cowboys troops here routed 4000 Indians led by
ritualist.
Have Steamed Up for Rush Trip.
are crossing the border into Mexico, Zapatistas after’three days’ fighting,
The most solemn act of all followed
San Francisco—For’the past few
but it is not known who is backing near Oaxaca. Fighting continued all Body of Late Emperor Placed in when the emperor, the empress, the
days there has been unusual activity
day Monday.
them.
dowager
empress
and
the
princes
and
Mausoleum on Imperial Estate.
At San Felipe the government
princesses advanced toward the casket on board the army transports Crook
Kioto,
Japan—The body of the late and worshipped the spirit of the de­ and Buford, which, with the troopship
The city of Ocean Park, Cal., is to forces lost 41 killed and the rebels 150
have a municipal cold storage plant, killed and several hundred wounded. Emperor Mutsuhito was placed Sun­ parted emperor. A short silence Sheridan, are tied up at the transport
where any over-supply of perishable A number were taken prisoners, day night in the imperia) mausoleum ensued; the processions were re­ docks at Fort Mason. There is steam
at Monoyama, an imperial estate formed and the members of the im­ up in all three ships and they would
produce may be kept until the market among them several Zapatistas.
Mutsu­ perial family retired.
be ready for sea in an hour, should the
demands it.
In retreating the rebels sacked San about five miles from Kioto.
Felipe and Etla. In the latter town hito had been exceedingly fond of the
The other members of the assem­ Mexican situation require the sending
they dynamited the railway station surrounding scenery and had expressed blages however, remained to worship of troops South.
PORTLAND MARKETS
While the authorities in charge of
and the municipal palace.
Several the desire that this should be his last the dead emperor’s spirit, after which
merchants, who resisted the looters, resting place.
the Shinto ritualists advanced to the the transports deny any authorization
Great crowds gathered along the altar and removed the offering to the to arrange for movements of troops
Wheat—Track prices: Club, 80c; were hanged and a number of stores
road to Monoyama. The roadway to sound of sacred music. The screen in toward the Mexican border, the fact
bluestem, 83c; forty-fold, 80(o81c; were burned.
red Russian, 78c; valley, 80tu81c.
The rebels also burned several the imperial tomb was hung with front of the catafalque was lowered by remains that the transports are ready
Barley—Feed, $26 per ton; brew­ bridges on the Mexican Southern rail­ crepe draped on white panels. A the chief ritualist and the first cere­ for any emergency.
ing. $296030.
double line of soldiers and sailors mony of the funeral was ended.
way.
MilistutFs — Bran,
$23.50 ton;
Turks Capture Airship.
In a battle at Jajalpa, south of To­ flanked the route which, cutting
shorts, $26; middlings. $32; rolled luca, in the state of Mexico, the fed­ through the famous tea fields, had
Tripoli
—The Turks, who on several
GOLD BRICK VICTIM SILENT.
barley, $28.
occasions have tried vainly to smuggle
eral forces won a victory and captured been built up to a height of 60 feet in
some places and terminated in a court
Corn — Whole, $38.50; cracked, 21 prisoners.
into Tripoli an areoplane for scouting
$39.50 per ton.
of honor about two miles square in Metal “Cheese" Hidden in Trunk By purposes, are at last in possession of
front of the shrine. On the sides of
Stoical Loser Till Death.
Hay—No. 1 timothy, $17 per ton;
a machine through a mishap of Cap­
WOMAN S TALK DANGEROUS.
the road had been placed arc lamps
oat and vetch, $11; alfalfa, $12 50«,
Seattle — A $10,000 gold brick tain Moizo, of the Italian army. Cap­
13.
and braziers, the lights of which were swindle perpetrated three years ago tain Moizo was making a flight from
Oats—Spot, $28«»29 per ton; fu­ Physicians Can’t Quiet Patient Whose visible for many miles. On the ar­ on W. R. Marion, a wealthy resident Zouara to Tripoli when the motor of
Chatter May Kill Her.
tures, $26.
rival at Monoyama the casket was re­ of South Bend, Wash., who has since his machine stopped and he was
Fresh fruits — Apples, 50c«»$1.50
Philadelphia — Physicians rat the moved from the train and placed on a died, was disclosed Saturday when a obliged to descend in a hostile coun­
per box; peaches, 25(0 50c; plums, Pennsylvania hospital have been en­ funeral palanquin. This was borne by cheese-shaped “brick” weighing 100 try. He was promptly captured and
l«»l}c pound; pears, 75c«»$1.25 box; deavoring to find some method by 100 farmers, of Yase village, in gray pounds was declared at the United the aeroplane appropriated.
grapes, 75c«i$1.25 box.
Approaching the States assay office here to be made of
which they may prevent Mrs. Alice hemp costumes.
Onions- Walla Walla, 75c per sack. Holland from talking herself to death. burial hall, the paneled doors were an excellent grade of copper coated
Auto Freight Protested.
Potatoes — Jobbing prices:
Bur­ The woman apparently does not want thrown open, revealing a stand on with a thick layer of pure gold.
Washington.
D. C. — The existing
which the casket was placed. A black
banks, 50«» 65c per hundred; sweet to talk; she just cannot help it
Marion, who is believed to have freight rate of $7 a hundred pounds on
potatoes, 2ic pound.
curtain
was
dropped
over
the
doorway.
A strange part of the malady is that
bought the “gold” from a half-blood automobiles, in less than carloads,
Vegetables — Artichokes, 65«»75c the woman insists that some person be The top of the palanquin was removed Mexican who visited him three years from New York and other Eastern
dozen; beans, 2c pound; cabbage, l(«t present to listen to her. If she is left and the casket placed on a carrier ago, evidently discovered that he had
points to Pacific Coast terminals was
Ijc; cauliflower, $1«£1.25 dozen; cel­ alone she talks to the hospital walls, which bore it to the tomb, all on the been swindled, but did not complain, attacked before the Interstate Com­
ery, 5O«£75c; corn, I5«»25c;‘ cucum­ but shrieks for some person to come plateau bowing to the ground in final and the operations of the confidence merce commission.
The charge for
bers, 50c box; eggplant, 5«» 6c pound; within hearing. Physicians have ex­ reverence.
men were brought to light only when
head lettuce, 20«» 26c dozen; pep­ amined her for an injury to the head,
Prior to the interment a great pro­ his widow began an investigation of other self-propelling vehicles, less
than carloads, is $4.60 a hundred.
pers, 5 <i 6c pound; tomatoes. 40«» 50c. but have been unable to find any. As cession was formed at the station, in an apparent $10,000 shortage in her
Demand is male that the roads reduce
Eggs -Case count, 25«» 26c dozen; a last resort they diagnosed her case which the local authorities partici­ husband’ estate.
the
rate on automobiles to $4.50.
candled, 27«» 28c; extras, 29«»30c.
as acute hysteria. Opiates seem to pated. All the ancient implements of
war and ritualistic ornaments were
Butter
Oregon creamery butter, have no effect upon her.
Baldwin Is Renominated.
Butterfly Farm Pays.
carried behind the casket.
cubes. 33c pound; prints, 34«(34)c.
Hartford,
Conn.—Governor Baldwin
Truckee,
Cal. — Miss Ximena Mc-
Pork Fancy, 12c pound.
Straus Too Busy to Act,
was renominated without opposition at Glashan, of Truckee, is a butterfly
Veal Fancy, Uj«» 15c. pound.
Irish
Factions
In
Riot.
New York—Oscar S. Straus, nomi­
the adjourned session of the Demo­ farmer and is making money at it In
Poultry Hens, I4iul5c; broilers, nee of the Roosevelt party for gover­
Belfast, Ireland—A fierce fight was cratic state convention. Other officers the past six weeks she has propagated
15«H5jc; ducks, young, 10«» 12c; nor, announced his resignation as waged in ihe Celtic park football
geese, 8«tlSc; turkeys, live, 22«(Z3c; chairman of the board of arbitrators grounds in which 60 persons were se­ and several presidential electors also and sold 6200 mounted butterflies, for
were named and a platform was adopt­ which she received $310, or 5 cents
dressed, 25c.
which has under consideration the in­ verely injured, two of them being in a ed.
apiece, which amounts to more than
Hops -1912 crop, 16«tl8c.
creased wage demands of the engi­ critical condition.
The fight took
The platform favors direct election $50 a week.
Wool — Eastern Oregon, 14®18c neers of 50 Eastern railroads.
Mr. place at half-time in a game in the of United States senators, the direct
pound; valley, 21i«»22ic; mohair, Straus resigned the chairmanship, he league series between the Belfast Cel­
primary, initiative and referendum
¡Great French Army Out.
choice, 32c.
said, because of duties brought upon tic team and a team representing Lin­ and the “further extension of suffrage
Cattle Choice steers, $6.85«» 7.25; him by bis candidacy. He remains a field.
Paris — The most imposing and ex­
The Linfields were leading. to women.”
good, 6 25«t6.65; medium, $6 m 6 25; member of the board, however, for Celtic supporters unfurled a green
tensive French army maneuvers in
choice cows, $6« i 6.50; gtxid, $5.5» «0 the present
years opened in Touraine and Poitu,
and white rag and started to parade.
Log Rates Will Advance.
5.75; medium, $5«(5.25;
choice
when 120,000 soldiers and 50 aero­
Linfielders displayed a union jack.
Astoria,
Or. — The local logging planes and two dirigible balloons took
calves, $7«t8.50; gtxxi heavy calves,
Head of Russian Police Killed.
camps have notified their customers the field for a week of mimic warfare.
$6 25«t7; bulla, $3«»4.50; stags. $5
London—Colonel Lupakoff, head of
Aviator Strikes Live Wire.
that on October 1, the price of logs
«15.75.
the Russian political police, was shot
Letonia, O.—John St Claire, a Bos­ will be advanced $1 a thousand feet
Horse Plague Spreading.
Hogs — Light, $8.75«i.9.35; heavy, down when waiting for a street car
ton aviator, fell while making an ex­
$8 u 8 50.
Council Bluffs — The horse plague
with hie wife at 1‘yatigorsk, Ciscau­ hibition flight at the carnival here and above the grade rates that have been
in force for some time. The action has crossed the Missouri river and
Sheep — Yearlings,
$3.50»<t4.65; casia, according to a dispatch received
wethers, $4«»4.65; ewes, $3«i3.90; here by a news agency from St Pe­ alighted on a naked electric light wire follows a similar raise made by the several animals have died near Shan-
carrying 2200 volts. The wire broke, upper river mills and that became ef­
lambs, $4.6O«l5.65.
andoah, Clarinda and Pacific Junction.
tersburg. The assassin escaped.
but he was severely burned.
fective on September 1.
in.Page and Milla counties, Iowa.
Doings of the World at Large
Told in Brief.
Scenes of Disorder at Mexican
Capital Are Repeated.
PRESIDENT TAFT CELE­
BRATES 55TH BIRTHDAY
Must Protect Americans and
Property or Resign.