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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
GERMANY INTERESTED
IN AMERICAN MEATS

BERLIN. Nov. 2l.-The treatment of
American meats hv Germany and the
probability of modification in furibcom-
ing negotiations for trade arrange
ment between the two countries is much
discussed in German newspapers.
The belief Of the Commercial treaty
association, which is opposed To the high
protective pollcy.of the government ex-
presses the opinion that some restric-
tions placed upon American meats are
unnecessary from thc purely sanitary
standpoint and might well bo moderated
III exchange for certain amendments
under the American tariff law. The
association. however. rejects the claim
that American animals and meats are
subject TO exceptional treatment at the
hands of the German government.
The prohibition against the imp0ria-
ton of American beef cattle was is
sued in 1895 because several animals
in two cargocs shipped to Hamburg
were discovered 10 bc affected with
Texas fever; but the importation Of
live cattle from Australia, Russia. Rou-
mania. Italy and some other countries
is also prohibited, but for other reasons.
II is remarked, furthermore, that.
even if the prohibition Of imports from
the United States were abrogated it
would still be impossible TO bring Amer
lean cattle into Germany because they.
in common with cattle from other over.
sea countries. would be subject to Il
quarantine Of four weeks and would
have to be put through the tubcrculiD
test
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
STRANGE ATTEMPT At
WHOLESALE MURDER
Promoted Austrian Officers Sent
Deadly Poison Under the
GuiSe of Medicine.

VIENNA, Nov. 21.-An extraordinery
attempt at wholesale poisoning among
military officers here has caused a sen
sation.
large number of officers Just pro
NOTED TO be captains on he general staff
have received through the mails sample
boxes of pills, These were accom-
panied hv n circular recommending them
for nervous debility Captain Nader
took some of the pills and died almost
immediately. An autopsy revealed the
presence of cyanide of potassium.
a further investigation showed that
all the pills contained cyanide OF po
rasSium In large quantities aud also
that many first lieutcuanls attached
10 the staff. but not promoted. had mol
received pills. The circulars were
signed ''Charlcs Francis and bore a
false address.
II is suggested that the poison may
have been sent ont by some disappointed
officer or that the poisoning is an anar.
chist outrage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
SLAIN FOR ATTEMPT
TO PROTECT OLD MAN
Murderer Beats Aged Fisher.
man, and StabS Man Wis
Interferes.

Chicago. Nov. 2l.-The beating of
an aged man with an iron bar and the
murder of man who attempted To
stop it We're the features Of tragedy
in lonely hut on the lakefront today.
Andrew He'll was stabbed in the heart
by Charles Bonsfield. after He'll had
attempted 10 stop BOusficld from beat.
ing George krappc, an aged and feeble
fisherman, The hut had been krappc S
home for many years.
Bonsfield had entered Krappe's hut
10 ask FOR hatchct, and because
Krappc did not move quickly enough.
Bonsfield started TO beat him with an
iron bar. according 10 the police.
suit when they met He'll and three
companions, who attempted to stop him.
Bonsficld ran into the hut for u knife
and at the door met He'll and stabbed
him. Bonsfield was arrested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
PASTOR OF THE RICH
SEVERE IN REBUkE

NEW YORK, Nov. 2I.-''I deny the
right of any man 10 exploit the land
Will" there are hungry siomachs 10
fill,r declared Or. Haywood, pastor
OF the wealthy Baptist church of the
Covenant. in his sermon today
81 let my property, he said, "to
tenants for quite rs little as will pay
taxes and expenses of one girl whom /
am putting through college,
"The intellectual gymnastics with
confronted with The text. III is easier
for a camel To 20 through the eye of
needle than for rich man 10 eutcr
the kingdom of Heaven, are pItiablc.
81 have known only two rich rclig
ious men in my life. One is dead and
the other is ON The bowery. lie has CIV
en- millions to the poor, and ho lives
the life of dav laborer, There is
stamped ON the face of j. Fades Howe
sometimes called the Millionaire Hobo,
more worldly wisdom, more saintlincss
than any other face l ever saw.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
SHORTAGE DISCOVERED:
TREASURER HAS RESIGNED

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2l.-Louis T. LA,
beaums, national secretary aud treas
urcrc of the Travellers Protective aS-
sociatiou OF America has resigned. y
shortage of at least S27 900. ii was an
nonnccd. exists in books of the order
Directors. in accepting Labcaum 5 res
ignatiou. give him vote Of confidence
and he will continue with the organiza
ton in minor capaStY.
Labcaume in u statement issued to-
night said the records of William
lIenschcn. head bool5keeper, who com.
mitted suicide July I. show shortage
but auditors have not been able TO
show the exact amount
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
TWO MORE CRUISERS
PREPARING TO SAIL

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2l.-Activc
preparations are being made at The
Philadelphia navy yard for the sailing
of ihe cruisers Dixie and Prairie. The
latter is expected to sail for Panama
on Thanksgiving day with 400 marines
Rumors were current at the wards to-
day that both vessels are scheduled for
Nicaragua. hut the authorities would
not confirm these reports. Comlnandant
Rear Admiral Harris said that the pres
cnt sailing orders. of the Dixie are for
Boston and those of the Prairie, he said.
"arc./ as far as we know, for Colon,
hut of course. any change in the in
teutions of the department may be an
nounccd at any time.
Preparations are also being made TO
prepare the battlcships in the ward for
their cruise. which is expected 10 begin
about December |.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
BARON kANDA PRAISES
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES

Los ANGELES. Nov 2l.-Baron
Kauda. member of the Japanese com
mcrce promoting party now visiting the
United States, preached the priucipal
sermon in the First Congregational
church here today.
The baron declared that the Mikado S
advice twenty years ago. prescribing re
Hgious tolerance and compulsory cduca,
ton. was rs sacrcd as the ten com
maudmcuts and paid tribute to the
Christian missionaries working in
Japan.
owe have homeS for released con
victS. refugees for women and laws pro-
hibiting the sale Of liquor and tobacco
to minors, he said - wish TO uaY
tribute to the Christian workers who
took the initiative in these matters. +"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
WEDO|NG PARTY IS
DASHED TO DEATH
Five Young People Speeding in
Auto Thrown From Bridge
Near Cuthbert, Ga.
CHAUFFEUR WAS TRYING
To LIGHT HIS CIGARETTE
Groom, His Brother and Chauf-
feur Killed; Bride and Sis.
ter Badly Injured.

CUTHBERT. Ga, Nov, 2l-Three
persons arc dead and two probably
fatally injured rs "A result of an auto
mobile accident here late tonight.
The Dead;
CURTIS WILLIAMS, Fort Gaines,
JAMES SHEPARD. Edison. Ga
HORACE SHEPARD, Edison, Ga.
The injured:
MISS HELENE MATToX. aged 20,
MISS MARY NATION, aged le.
Coleman, Ca
The accident occurred as the party
was returning from Cuthbert TO Cole
man.
WIN the purpose Of being married,
James Shepard and Miss Helene Mat,
toX, accompanied by Horace Shepard,
brother of the bridegroom. and Miss
Mary MnttoX. a sister of The bride.to-
pc. obtained an automobile at Fort
UnineS late tins afternoon, aud were
quickly driven TO Cuthbcrt by Curtis
Williams.
Ministers Baked
Upon reaching this point all tho min.
listers refused TO marry the couple be.
cause of their youth, neither having
passed their twentieth birthday After
beng unable 10 secure the services Of
= minister, the party hastily left tho
town.
Speeding along at a rate of 80 miles
an hour and while attempting TO light
cigarette, Williams lost control Of his
machine, crossing thirty-f foot bridge
over the Central railway and the party
was dashed to the tracks below. the
machine falling upon Shepard and viii
laus, Wllliams's neck was broken and
Shepards died in few moments.
SHEPARD dIed in few moments
Miss Helene Mattox suffered internal
injuries,
Miss Mary MattoX was badly injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
OFFICIAL REPORT ON
CANAL WORK MADE

WASHINGTON. Nov. Unsatisfactory
progress in the construction of tic P1ua-
ma canal is shown in the annual report
Of the isthmiap canal commission for tue
fiscal year ended June 80. 1903 mado
public by the secretary OF way today.
The report deals with the orGanizati ton
OF the work construction and engineer
Ing problems. clvl government OF the
canal 2orc. sanitary conditions. which
the canal.
While the report contains few facts
which have not been printed from tiure
to time. and scarcely any comment by
Colonel Gocthals, chairman OF thc COM
mission, and chief engineer OF the work.
il affords an interesting resume of what
has been accomplished in the Ncar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
NICARAGUA WILL
HAVE TO ANSWER
Execution of Two Americans by
Nicaragua Brings Demand
for ReparatiOn.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
OF UNITED STATES MADE
Lengthy Conference of Presi,
dent Taft and Secretary
Knox at White House.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.7Trollowing
Il conference with the president at the
White House tonight ON the Near
aguan situation, Secretary Of State
Knox authorized the following state
mcnt:
'lf certain. representations Of fact
which have been made to the state de-
partment concerning the Grocc and
Cannon ease arc verified by inquiries
that have been made. this government
will at once prepare Il demand on the
Alcaraguan government for reparation
for the death of these two men,
Situation Gone Over.
For two hours tonight President Taft
Conferred with Secretary Knox on the
Nicaraguan situation The secretary
was accompanied by Henry NJ. IIoyt,
counsellor of the state department. Mr..
Knox conferred with Assistant Sec
retary Huntington Wilson.
1t was announced that neither the
secretary nor the White House would
discuss in any way the pending diff
Guilty with Nicaragua. and the president
and Mr.. Knox refused flally to make
any comment on their talk. The sec
rotary carried Il formidable array Of
papers 10 the White House and Coun-
scllor Hoyt also carried a bulging port
folio
The only other event Of Importance
today WAS thc dispatch Of orders 10 the
transport Buffalo, on duty on the Paci-
iic coast. TO sail at once for Panama
The navy department s instructions to
the commander Of the Buffalo were
clear and explicit, and the vessel was
expected to sail tonight from PGtchil-
inquc bay, Cal.
Will Protect Fully,
This ordering Of The Buffalo south
on hurryup schedule is taken TO mean
that this government Is making ready
10 throw i column of United States
marines into the Nicaraguau turmoil
for the protection OF American lives
and property.
While seven hundred marines are
scattered over the canal zone they can
be concentrated by means of the rail
road quickly in Panama where there
are always military stores and supplies.
Any expedition against Nicaragua in
which the marines figure would he un-
dertakcn on the Pacific coast of the
isthmuS The Buffalo would land the
men mt the port Of Coriuto, forty miles
from Mnnagua,
Authorities tonight insist that the
dispatch of the Buffalo is moi to be
accepted as meaning an expedition is
TO be launched against the IelaYan gov
ernment, but that the vessel is ordered
south as to be in readiness should oc-
casion suddenly arise,
The Buffalo carries six guns. is OF
6SSS tons burden. and her engines de-
velOp $500 horsepower. Her engines
will be driven at full speed TO Panama,
when on her arrival her commander has
been instructed to report Immediately
to Washington,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Forest Fires Ra einr

r NORFOLK, NOV. 2l.-Forcst fires
which continue To sweep part of Dis.
NAL swamp as i result of the unprccc.
deEtcd drouth are becoming more ser.
ious daily. Hampton Roads and the en-.
tire tidcwatcr section Of Virginia are
almost completely cnyeloped in smoke.
MANY parts of the swamp which for
wears have been under water. are dry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
STRIKE Is PROBABLE
AT HGMESTAKE NINE

LEAD. :. D., Nov, 2l.--Union cm-
ployes of the Ilomcstakc mine voted 20.
night to ask permission OF their parent
bodies 10 strike against the order that
no union men arc TO be employed after
January !, 1910
Practically all workers are members
of the Western Federation OF Miners
or the American Federation of Labor.
The meeting was attended by 1000 meR.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
COLLEGE FRATERNITY
WILL HONOR PEARY

NEW YORK, Nov. 2t.-In honor Of
"TSrniber'' Pcary the Delta Kappa Ep-
sIlon has planned one of the largest col
lego fraternity dinners ever held Tor De
,,y,brr IS ai the Hotel AStOr.
Commander Pcary ts member OF
Theta chapter. D. *. l.. at Bowdoin. col
legc Two years az" the fraternity 1lned
DAG which Pcary took with him and an
cuTicd with The stars and stripes at The
gole.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Serious Auto Accident.

MEXICO CITY, Now 2l.-An automo-
bile driven by Hector CasosuS. son ul
former mhassadOr to the United States
Joaquin CasOsUs, collided with another
machine tonight. Noun. CasOsus suf-
fcrcd a broken oollarbone and G. IT,
Kathbouc Of TamplCo WAS seriously in :
jurcd. The machine when making nfty
miles an hour vecrcd. upset q baby car
riGev and crashed Into the other car,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22

: M more living taken from mine
: at Cherry ............ ....s.s...
: Nicaragua VIII bc asked 10 make
" rcparJllon ,.....,...., ..s.,.,.,
: Government 5 victory in Standard
: oil case regarded as theoretical
: Thrilling experiences OF passCn-
: gers and crew OF burned steamer
: st, CroiN ..... .........
: Chicago man murdered in attempt
: 10 protect aged fisherman ......
: Housewives warned TO wage nght
against dangerous bacteria .......
: ldahn's big Lost River project will
/. redeem 100000 acres ........... |
: Wedding party of four dashed To
: death I'm auto Observation-Disclosures.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Biornsoln DYING

PARIS, Nov. 2l.-Biornsticruc Biorn-
sou, Norwegian novelist who is suffer.
ing from artcrio sclcrosis. but VISA has
been unable TO take treatment here.
is gradually growing weaker. Today 5
bulletin stated that he WAS in a very
grave condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
HAS PURPoSELY KEPT
OUT OF THE LIMELIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-News from Will
lcmstad today that Colonel John Jacob
Astor's yacht Nournahal was safe at
san Juan. +. r.. on November l5 COM
Ing on the heels OF last nights alarm
ING report that dcrcliCt sighted north
OF cuba might be tho Astor yacht, was
welcome To his friends and relatives.
who had experienced unusual anxiety
here, since The West Indian region was
cut off from communication by the hur-
ricunc two weeks ago.
The news was sent To Douglas Rob
inson and Nicholas Biddic. trustees Of
the Astor estate. and Mr.. Biddle prompt
Iy fled messages with tho wireless and
cable companies TO Mrs. AHtor. who
Ims:tanla soon after obtaining q divorce.
Al the lime OF her departure the anxiety
over Coloue! Actor and their son. Vim
cert. had just begun to develop seri-
World Wide Interest.
The lapse Of two weeks without word
from Colonel Astor had worried news
paper agencies. maritime news exchanges.
wireless telegraph companies, cable com
paulcs. ship captains and even the United
states government. which had dispatched
three revenue cutters 10 search Tor the
Nourmahal.
broadcast To- Associated Press correspon-
dents I'm and around tho West Indian re-
glou that Information came from Willem-
stad today that the Caracas, Rcd II
liner had arrived there and reported the
Nourmahal safe at san Juan on Novcm-
Der 10.
When Colonel Astor sailed from New
YorI; II was with the particular purpose,
lie said OF avoiding 'mcddlesomc per
sons" In that purpose the storm and In
tprruptiou of cable service certainly car
,iad out his wishes. for II Is not known
here whether ne has received cablegrams
advising him that Mrs. Astor obtained
her divorce.
son Vincent who was 10 years old last
week. Vincents tutor. HJnI Won K1ltcn-
born aad n crew OF fortyhvc men aud
officers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Still OIL tho Job,

CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-'I have not
resigned the presidency of the Rock
Island railroad, and have no present
purpose of doing so, said p. l., Winch.
Ell upon his return from New York to.
day. He refused 10 discuss the affairs
OF the company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Are You READING

"The Great Salt Lake MyS-
tery?' II you are not you are
missing treat Turn TO it to-
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Foreign,

Col. j. j. Astor's yacht reported
safe I'm san Juan harhor. ....-..
Attempt at wholesale murder OF
army officers disclosed In Vienna
Foreign news in brief. ..'..,.......r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Local

: Supreme question is theme OF Mr.
: Ne"l ....ss-.--.- -....,..-......l IA
" II. II. Roberts assumes role of
. guide and philosopher ..,...... II
: suburbs TO be admitted TO city
: t"hlRht ........,, .,r.r....,.s. :
: The Rev Mr. Mclntirc talks on
: Thanksgiving ..,..- -..-.......-... .
: "Parsous Simpkin tells why world
should be thankful .............1t
: Catholic truths clucidated by
rather Brennan ...............,li ] ]
: Aged vegetarian dcploTcs use OF
meats ,..,....as ...,.,... a, I
= supreme court TO hear Vance mur-
der case this week s..........li
Sporting News.
. France is automobile center ..... .
: High school football teams will
: dlsband ............ ....,..,.... .
Billiard tournament .......... o
: Football debate at Y. NJ c. A.. .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
COL. ASTOR'S YACHT
IS REPORTED SAFE
Safe i'm HarbOr of San Juan,
Porto Rico; Confirmation
by Wireless,

WILLEMSTAD. Cuaraco, Nov. I'll
John Jacob, Astor's steam yacht Nourma-
lal was safe in tho harbor OF san
Juan. l.. r., on November 15 according
to the report brought here by the Red
y. liner Caracas today. The Caracas re-
ports that the Nourmahal arrived at san
Juan on November II and that she was
there on the 18th.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22

SAVANNAH. Gu. Nov. 2l.-The wire
less operator here stated tonight that
at o'clock today he caught this mes
sage from ship AT sea:
yacht Nournahal safe AT San Juan. =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22

KEY WEST, Fla. Nov. Il When the
wireless station closed today, the oper-
ator reported no word bad come from
any OF the many craft attempting TO
bring Colonel John Jacob Astor's yacht
Nourmahal. The station viii open at >
O'Clock Monday morning, when an effort
viii be made 10 get Into communications
with The wireless station at San Juan.
where the Nourmahal was reported to
have been OH November 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Index to TQday's Tribune
Departments.
DOn1nGtiC-

Iutcrmouutain .,.,.,.... ...s...lO i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22

CUTiGBERT. Ga. Nov. 2l.-Three
persons are dead and two probably
fatally injured as "A result of an auto
mobile accident here late tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Woman and Baby Overheard.

".It was then that Mrs. WaIIace and
little Viclbaum went overheard. | saw
several men lump over 10 the rescue,
Immcdiatclv ! shouted TO let the other
dayit rope 20. and the boat righted
itself Immediately,
ovcrboard or jumped into The sea were
baci, on board. the boat was bailcd and
on lis way outside the line of danger.
4 few life RATS were manned, but
tLcsc were abandoned and those, on
thcm were taken into the boats.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
ARE YOU FOLLOWING GREAT
Ia MAN WHO is
| |npEAT ENOUGH

ne himself, evolves enemies who
80 upon his coat-tails and ctcrDalIy
awhoa," Theirs Is n death clutch.
"a no, until lie is dead and they arc
- does the yelping OF the pack
s,.-so SAYS Ebert Hubbard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Ship Burns Quickly,

When the first alarm was given Warn
or ordered full speed astern 10 prevent
the ship 5 forward movement tanning
the flames, which he said were bursting
from the ports.
time until the ship had been deserted,
several who had fallen into the water
in the hasty scramble for the life boats
had been picked up and tho sailors had
begun four hours pull for the shore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22

M more living taken from mine
at Cherry "
The oasis., 1909-01-09

slafe in fbHt petition llmtiu case Hl WBf. lmtHe of HN4 4IHnf wh.le calamity which might happen in fbe country lt sorH lu'ufe lime dunng the tenn oi the concession, lhe euin stock in thp elevators will be ut fine disposal of thc Mex ican government
 Jaisco Times. Samuel NJ Fel- ton president of inc Mexican Gem. tral railway, has increased his Guadalajara real estate holding by the purchase of four lots in the West End addition. The lots are in block 23, and are among the hest in the attractive colony. Mir. Eel ton paid cash for the property. Several months ago Mir. Felton purchased 50,000 square meters of land adjoining this city on the south The Central president has great faith in the future of Guada lajara, and regards Guadalajara real estate as one of the best in- vestments in Mexico. Three other Mexico City men have purchased West End land within the last few days. They are Frank Moore, 250 square meters; r. Culver, 500 square meters, and H. H. Por- ter 1000 square meters.