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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-06

Washington. Jan 5.-Pure food legis-
Irtion was taken up today by the house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce. PROPOSED amendments a.
the present law were explained 10 the
committee By DR.. Wiley. chief Of the
bureau Of chemistry of -he department
Of agriculture
One amendment suggested by the Ma
tional Pure Food association strikes
su7 the words with intent IN The pro-
vision against misbraudirg of food
products so as 10 relieve the s0vern-
-.ent from the necessity Of proving the
intent TO de ,eive in such action.
Dr. Wiley said fifty eargOes of Ger
man wines C0ntsnES sairElc acid had
been senb back under the law regulas-
Ing inpOTtaIious OF f11eign foods. Dur
ing the six months he law had Eeeu IN
81 Grafton without suit or process of
law nearly all shipments of adulterated
foreign foods had been stopped, al
Tough previous 20 the operation of
Inc law ten per cent Of AL imported
,ood and drinks were adulterated.
Representative Mann of illinois asked
II salicylic acid was injurious Ia health.
~. Wiley replied that according TO the
General opinion 81 was injurious, how
ss-or. he said, he was nov conducting
cod experiments 10 ascertain this fact
Then declared Mr. Mann. you
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0ARIS, Jan. at developed today
that the greatest difference be-
tween Russia and Japan arises
from the proposal made b. Russia that
neutral zone shall he established
extending from PiDgvaug. in Korea. on
- south To the Russian froptier Oh the
htfth- The Russian government has
expressed a Willingness TO recognize the
pre- ponderatins influence of Japan in
the remainder OF Korea and the two
powers are agreed respecting the prin-
elple of the integrity of China and Of
HClea.
Japan, however, saw no reason why
TIE proposed neutral zone should be eS-
tahlished, holding that the entire penin-
sdla should he the subject to ner pre-
Ioidera5ing influence
Inc attitude Of Russia is believed to
lie due TO the fact that If Japan COM
trolls Korea she viii thereby be able
- more easily menace Port Arthur as
fseN as NladivostJck
= le diplomat who gave the Associ-
Hted Press the foregoing information
oppressed himself as confident that
Russia in hCT reilly to japan VIII give
eaE on this vital point
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Especial to The Herald)

F1ASTLE GATE. Jan. 5.--AttOTrey :.
; A. King and A. 5. Fowler. repre-
sentins the defendants in the vari-
Gus eviction cases, brought by the com
raEy, were at Castle Gate today and left
for Salt Lake on the train this eveniag.
Nothing could be learned mere of any
conference looking to the adjustment
o. any differences, and Mr.. Kramer in
response 10 an inquiry concerning a TU-
iucred conference with King and FoW-
Ter said that the strike was settled sew
erai weeks ago so far as the company
4-es concerned and no negotiations
- katsoever were pending that he knew
Of.
General Manager Williams was late7
atIroachad and stated that there would
be no change in the policy Of the COM
pauV as heretofore outlined with refer
elce 10 the strikers. that the men had
severed Their relations with the COM
DIZZY and their places were filed by
now men. who were here To stay Sid
nothing remained but the eviction Of
siFikers from the properties of the COM
any which matte was being pushed
as rapidly az possible.
TO Change in Situation.
There is very Hstle change in the strike
situation at this place. The coal output
from the various mines IS dailS iucress-
INK. as the new men are becoming more
familiar with The work.
The present output IS 90 per cent of she
output one year ago and q per cent ct Tie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-06
AWFUL WRECK ON ROCK ISLAND
Passenger Train Colides With Freight Near Topeka Kan
Many People Killed. the Bodies Being Still
in the Wreokage.

sutherland said to the Associated
Press.
We have no positive information at
this hour about the wreck other than
that both engineers ard both firemen
are killed. There are also some pas
sergers BILLED and injured, but we 90
rot know how many
The last report we got from viii
lard was that many people were yet
under the wreckage. and that all the
cars were wrecked but two"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-06
UNION PACIFIC CTS
CHICAGO & ALTON
Railway Deal of Far-reaehing Mag
nitude Announced on Reli-
able Authority.

= Chicago. Jan. 5.-The Post saye: =
> According to reliable authority, =
= the Chicago & Alton win be sold ,
= to the Union Pacific. This was y
y the subject of the Kuhn Loeb cir y
. cular asking for the deposit of =
> stock to facilitate the sale Of the >
, road. The response TO the request .
, for the deposit of stock has been =
> so general as to insure the success =
> Of the deal. =
, The Alton viii be used to afford y
> the Union Pacific and the Southern 4
y Pacific a direct Chicago outlet, and =
= the headquarters of the entire sys- =
> TEN may be moved to this city. y
= ut is intimated that the pur- y
= chase of the Alton by the Union =
: Pacific may not in any way inter ,
, fere with the plans suggested for y
= the close affiiiation of the former y
: with the Kansas City Southern" ,
, 2 , , = > 3 = , , = > y > = > >
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HOUSE COMMITTEE STRUGGLING
WITH PURE FOOD LEGISLATION

have barred OFT German wines before
you knew they were injurious?"
We have taken the action because
the German laws, prohibits salycilic
acid' responded DT. Wiley.
Yes retorted ar. Mann. but that
law was passed for the express purpose
of retaliation
AR. Mann declared hat II he present
bis became q law Il would permit DR..
Wiley TO destroy millions Of dollars Of
export Business IN meats by declaring
boraX injurious 90 health. he suggest
&c an amendment 10 allow substances
90 bc placed In foods for export when
substances We're uOt prohibited by the
laws of the country to which the foods
were tie be Skipped. No opposition to
ills amendment was made by Dr.
W.iey
The committee VIII resume the con-
s.dzration of the pure food bill next
Eriday
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haTbored. brought them back and es-
coTted them to the southern. part of the
town. Whe.-s they were stripped and
thoroughly tarred and feathered. They
fe then released and told that if
they were ever caught in CORVALLIS
again they would be lynChed About
10 o'clock tonight riends of the vic
tins reused up a druggist ana procured
tutpentine ard oil for The purpose Of
removing the obnoxious covering,
This morning about daylight CTefield
and Miss Maud Hurt. the oldest daugh-
ter of O. Y Hurt, drove to Albany,
where they were married about Q
o'clock. When asked in regard 10 this
natter Mr.. Hurt said.
1T took place without my knowledge
or. consent. but as both parties are of
Rgc. i could rot have stopped it.
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NET EARNINGS SHOW
GREAT FALLING OFF

y New York. Jan 5.-The directors =
= of the United States Steel corpora =
, ton met this afternoon. j. Pier >
, pont Morgan and john D. Rookie e
= Teller, Jr being among those =
= present. The directors passed the p
, dividend on the common stock, =
, but declared the regular quarterly =
= dividend of 12l per cent on the p
= preferred stock.
. The net earnings for the quarter =
= ending December 31st were report .
, ed to be S14,S45.042, as against S3l,- y
= 9S5. 759 for the same period in 1902. ,
> > , = ~ = 2 ?
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Vice President Kramers Reply to An Inquiry to Whether
Negotiations With the Strikers for Settlement
Were in Progress

number OF men required 2 year ago to
accomplish this result Vice President
Kramer and General Manage Williams
are here tonight and report the general
situation as very satisfactory.
The coke ovens at Castle Gate have not
as yet resumed and SIR. Williams init
mates that there is no immediate Hkeli-
hood Of firing these ovens as the output
from the Sunuyside ovens is sufficient Tor
all Of the Utah shelters
Quite "a large number Of the strikers are
reported TO be making preparations to
leave the tab coal fields for eastern
points and il is stated that the United
Mine Workers union has withdrawn sup
port frCna the single men aud urged them
to leave Utah and seek work elsewhere.
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JAGERS HAVE BEEN ARRESTED SETTLED SEVERAL WEEKS
Mining and Oil Stock Promoters of Using the Nails
in Scheme to Defraud the Public
at Large.

one of which our Investigation showed
had money was the McCahe Dire, near
Prescott. AriZ. The government claims
that the resources AID profits have reen
hctitioGsly increased and that the gem
eral expense account which should have
been charged against profit. has Oegn ef-
roneoUsly set forth Ga alltrins advertising
matter sent through the mails f0r the
purpose Of making a good showing We
charge that sales of stock on the strength
CT this advertising matter have been
made entirely under false preteuses. The
governments position is that there IS an
impairment of capital 10 the amount Of
SSL327 and that the reports show that
the property operated by the Model com
pauy was Sl00.S9o worse off than the
management represented to stockholders
at it's annual meeting H. 1902
Presidept Frank lager said The ar
rest Of myself and my brother is purely
spite work. 4 couple of dissatisfied
stockholders wished TO disrupt The COM
Dany. we have made no misTeDf escnta-
lions and We viii bring heavy damage
suits against somebody.
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HARTMAN WILL Be
SUCCESSOR OF BURT

Omaha. Jan. st was semi =
. officially stated today that L. II ,
= Hartman win become president of 2
2 the Union Pacific railroad, 10 cue =
= coed Horace q. Burt, whose resig- =
? nation was recently announced. =
. A general manager win be named =
= who viii De the actual head of the y
= affairs Of the road. with headquaT- ,
? ters ia Omaha. The road viii be =
? operated by a method similar to =
= that 10 vogue on the Southern Pa =
= cific road. Mr. HaTrimans incum- y
= beney, it is said, VIII be for one y
. year. at the end of which period >
= his permanent successor, if any, y
2 will be named.
Z
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by the foreign Office at st. Petersburg
to the Associated Press today regard
ing the instructions sent to ViCeTOy Al
eNtin was communicated to the British
fcreigr office and &c the japanese le-
cation here. They both expressed pleas
arc at the feet that Russia had evincei
such friendly attitude. but they s1id
no definite conclusions could be drawn
until the nature of the counter propos-
ais was known The japanese legation
reiterated that the cardinal points OF
the japanese proposals admitted Of no
counter proposals and said that If q
serious point were included among those
accepted there was a possibility of
reaching a settlement by further rego-
tiati0nS
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JEERED AT SOLDIERS.

Cripple Creek, Col. Jan. 5.-Mrs.
Thomas Evans and her 6-year-ofd
daughter, who were taken from their
home at Anaconda to the bun pen yes
tevday for jeering ct soldiers and non
union miners. have been released by
the military authorities after being Sc
vereiy reprimdnded Dir. Evans was
ordered to leave the district, and as
he refused to do, so, he is stili con-
fined in the bull pen.
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= HICAGO, Jan. 5.-Frank lager and
i John lager. well known through
out the United states as mining
stock brokers ard promoters. were ar
rested today on the complaint Of Post
Office Inspector VIM NJ! Ketcham. on
the charge Of using the mails in a
scheme TO defraud.
The arrests were ordered by the gov
eminent officials after an inquiry had
been made into the methods of the
Model Gold Mining company and the
jaeger Oil company of which concerns
Frank lager IS president and treasurer
and John jaeger secretary. More than
SStO.0 is involved in the CAGE, and the
federal authorities declare that sensa-
tionaI revelations VIII be made when
the prisoners are arraigned in court.
The brothers were taken before a
United States commissioner. Their
bonds were fixed at $3.Q00 each. and
they were released on bail. At the re-
quest Of Frank JAEGER. who said he in
tended leaving Chicago few hours
I later with a party Of stockholders 10
attend the annual meeting Of the COM
pany at Prescott. Ariz.. Commissioner
FeoJe continued the hearing OF the
case 20 Jan Is.
List Of Properties.
According to the federal officers the
following mines and Oh wells are included
IN the list Of those fEanduicntly repre-
sented in advertising matter sent through
the mails.
McCabe Model American Gold & Cop
per. Jessie Helen No. 8, Gold Bug. Sink
Ia Rise North Model. Alta. Mckinley
Helen No .. Copper Queen. Liberty Bell,
Bruce Monopolis. Heron. Bachelor. Tom
Reed Copper crown. Belmont. lager oil
company. Model OF company. Smoiseiess
Briquette company, Standard Brieuette
company.
INSPECTOR Ketcham said TO-DAY that he
did not make the claim that the proper
ties are Of no value. but that The repre-
sensations rs To- the earnings Of the Prop
critics are fraudulent
Only One Was Good.
The Inspector said. These men have
been using the mails tn make -eprsseuta-
tions about al tho properties, the only
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-06

= OPEKA. Kan, Jan. 6-Rock Island
passenger train No. coHided with
a freight train two miles west OF
Topeka about / o'clock this morning,
REPORTS from there say many people
are caught in the wreckage. 4 spo-
ciaI train with doctors ard officials of
the road mas just left here Cor the
wreck. The general superintendent
Office reports it is very serious.
Engineers Reardon and Benjamin
were killed. over a dozen passengers
are fatally hurt
All the passenger coaches except tie
last two Pullmans were piled up in
d heap. The two trains met squareiy
IL head-on collision.
Wrecking crews nave been sent to
the wreck from Herington and Hor-
tc~.
Assistant General Superintendent
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AlI RepubIieans 20 -.
Petitions From Idaho.
lspecial u Il HeraIdl

FeU@NIaI % : ne HeTaIU-I
Washington, Jan. 5.-Senator Smoot
today presented in the senate resolu-
tons of the Weber club and Business
Mems association Of ogden fsvoring
government aid to the American merch-
ant marine service. An unusual mum
Der Of petitions against Senator Smoot
were presented in the senate today. a
large number being from Idaho.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-06
MOB LAW IN OREGON
Holy Roller Apostles Treated to
q Coat of Tar and
Feathers.

Portland. Ore. Jan. 5.-A special TO
the Evening Telegram from Corvallis
says:
Creffieid and Brooks the Holy Roller
az Cstles. have at last received the Iorz
UrC missed coat OF tar and Gathers Last
night about 10 O'Clock twenty deter
E'lned citizens Went across the river
into Linn county and took the two men
+ en- the cottage where they had been
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EsTATE WoRTH s5.ooo.ooo.

Syracuse, y. Y. Jan. 5.-The viii of
Former Congressman James J. Belden
disposes of an estate valued at 5000, =
eco. Local institutions are given S325.-
GEO, Of which Syracuse university VIII
receive 100000 and the Syracuse Col
leEe Of Medicine S50,0Oo. One million
o1'ETs IS beuuesthed 10 the widow.
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BOTH SIDES TALK PEACE,
BUT PREPARE FOR WAR
Japan Has RuSsiaS Reply, But the World at
Large Does Not Know Its Contents
Russia Said to Have Made Conflict WIN Probably
Start in Korea

:
8. p
o War
Otherwise the
q from
disturbances the Koreans Rus
Russian
Toxic Jan u:o5 m)The Russian Japan has not yet
According another report Russian cruiser has left Port Arthur
board but
is probably Chemupo Korea.
4++4&4+44 ++4**+44*%% 2 - - 49, = , y
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MADE GREAT CONCESSIONS.
Russia Hopes Her Proposals Win
Insure Peace.

St Petersburg. jan. SIN her reply
"a Japan, Russia made great conces-
Sons and hopes her proposals viii prove
accepta Die 70 Japan.
The foreign office informed the Asso-
GATED Press today that Instructions had
beEn sent 10 Niceroy Alexiem, on which
~ reply was based. The latter was
,5rawn up IN the most conciiiatory
sETjt. Some Of the japanese proposals
Y ere accepted. while others made the
subject IF exterded Observ tions and
were met by counter proposals
There are strong hopes in many cir
cIes THAI on Thursday next the Rus
sian Christmas, the czcr may be able
10 announce that peace IS assured.
The furry on the bOuTse yesterday Is
explained 10y bankers as being due to
the annual settlement of operations and
hey AID that il was wholly Influenced
81 the far eastern situation.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-The statement made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-06
MoNTANA 1IAN,s IDEA.

Washington, Jan. Representative
Dixon of Montana introduced a reso-
luton today providing for a wire fence
along the Canadian boundary between
Lake 0f the Woods and Point Roberts
The object ~ the fence is 10 keep out
Chinese Immigrants and Il is 10 be so
equipped as 10 give signals wheB any
one climbs over it The secretary Of
commerce. and labor is directed to re-
port or the feasibility Of the projected
fence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-06
MARINES LANDED.
United States WIN Protect Consulate
at Seoul.

euI. Corea, Jan ga detachment OF
taik ty- i've marines from the United
si#tes steamship Ni-ksbure. now lying
"a fhemUlpo. arrived here yesterday as
a guard for the American legation. Ar
other body az seventy marines VIII ar
-lNc TOMORROW 'The United States
transport Zaphiro is also at Chemulpo.
where Russia. japan and Great Bait
ain have each one man-of-vVer.
Quiet prevails here but the palace is
heavily guarded by the Corear army.
The nlOvem 1nts of the japanese
troops aud feet are unknown here The
attitude OF the Corean government is
unchanged SOlicitIde 81 shown as 10
Wat may happen or, the arrival Of
japanese troops.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-06
NFw TRrAT GRANTED.

Hamilton. o.. Jan. 5--Alfred a.
Knapp. seIf-confessed murderer of FIVE
persons, now in the penitentjary at Co
lumbus awaiting execution for the muir
Ger of his wife. was granted new trial
today
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MURDERED FOR REVENGE.

Budapest. Jan Paul Eremitz, e.
liberal member Of the Hungarian Diet
was murdered ct Macy i<ikinde today
by two peasants. The motive was re-
venge for the loss of a lawsuit brought
by the father of the murderers against
Ercmitz.
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LANDING OF TROOPS MEANS WAR.


of
being removed capital Of the Amur
in
position Aanehuria
s q
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FEMINIST sMooT.

= Denver. Jan. 5.-The local Minis
= terial Alliance has adopted reso-
= buttons i'm opposition to the seating 4
> of United states Senator Reed 4
, Smoot.
> , 3 2 2 = 4
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PRINCE CUPID IN JAIL.

$50 q the
Hawaiian delegate IN CONGRESS rpesre police today the
being eonnus1 until Thu-ea5 Re had an alteration with
a he
pd stated that he stood hs rights
and
advised the police station collateral
II d G
10 arr
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e Change ID Situation.
AFTER he GETS HIS SHARE.

washington PhIFps Bunau varfla the minister from
win resign his oc after The exchange of heesns Ct the treaty
said viii Mr. Hnent lawyer Of Panaa whose
Q
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SOMETHING DOING OVER HERE.

Fancis,e. received the
andh
rrving elose TO
IA an
hours
Ia o
Withia
prepared
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Other Charges.



General Brooke testified 30 the i1-
-ubordination Of General wood end that
NE Brooke refraiped frow q e9urte
martial process because Of the feeling
That such step would not oe sanctioned
by the war department.
The seventh and last count I'm the 1r.4
refers entirely 20 testimonies resardirt
General Woods vcrdctty. The testjUlI-J
OF Brigadier General Ludlow Com
mandeF Lucien Young, MaiGr hune5a,
Alexis Z Frye and a number OF otlcrs
is quoted in support of the count.
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Only One Was Good.

The Inspector said. These men have
been using the mails tn make -eprsseuta-
ti0ns about al the properties, the only
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
A Bowling Party.

Thursday night the bowling alley pre-
sented scene Of unalloyed pleasure in
the way of a bowling party. The alleys
have recently been reft,ed throughout
and the time was right for new scores to
be made and new honors to be won. An
elegant lunch was served by Manager
stingley and everyone enjoyed themsel-
YES to the fullest extent. Those partici-
pating in the event were: Mr. and Mrs.
Angove. Mr.. end Mrs. Wiley. Mr.. and
Mrs Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. Machol, Mr..
Fred Walsen, Jr., Mrs. Renshaw, Mr.. and
Mrs Roller. Mr.. and Mrs. John Atche-
son. DIR. and Mrs. Finucane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs. Kim
ball and Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

Albert Paulle, an extensive manufac-
turer OF show cases and bank fixtures.
w. S. Cox, general agent for the Van
Brunt seeders and drills. and f. ]. Mason,
all Of Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived in the
city last Monday night, as guests of Dan
Mason, ofthe Golden Hecla Mining COM
pany. and have been putting in Sc, eral
days looking over the property in which
they have large holdings. Mr.. Mason
has been in Minneapolis for several
weeks, and accompanied his guests west
where he will remain to inauguate an
active mining campaign at the Golden
Hecla. Mrs. Mason will not return to
this city until later in the summer.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

Alfred Mitchell, wife aud daughter, left
Cornwall, England, and intend to re-
main there indefinitely. They go by the
way of Liverpool. For some time Mr..
Mitchell has been in poor health, suffer
ing from what is known as miners con-
sumption, and the trip is taken in the
hopes of improving his physical condi-
ton, and no doubt he will receive mater
ial benefit. A large number of the
friends Of the family were at the depot to
bid them bon voyage.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
Mrs. Shaffer Entertains.

The Social Ethics club. one of the
auxiliaries Of the Federation of Women's
clubs. held its social meeting tor the year
at the residence Of Mrs. Fred G. Shaffcr
on Colorado street, yesterday afternoon.
The pretty home Of Mrs. Shsffer was mo-,
elsborately but very neatly festooned
and decorated with the club coiors, Law
ander and white, and the arrangements
for entertainment were perfect
Twenty member OF the club were pres
ent and II vas general expression that
the meeting vas one Of the most pieaaans
of the year and that Mrs. Shsffer proved
herself a most hospitabie and interesting
entertainer. A flash light photograph
was taken of the members before their
departure for home.