Show J PAGES 16 (snvm’WHc 7 idEIJB i I 1 Lead 78 B - ? i LAKE SALT j CITY UTAH ? York Jan PEONEES T rapped Is ffl at ATLANTIC Brought ILTON H 1YI i marshal at and of service secret Nantucket Liner on That I n m Jan 30 —That the huge meteor in the which last night struck Sandia mountains twenty-five miles Monroe Rammed r Luz ’ Ban !Rorne that WHEN ASLEEP COLLIDED IN VESSELS of — The the index Mining congregation to Maeterlinck all J I a BANK THICK O OG RUIT ARE PESTS the of camp ofJLabdr? American ederation Head ‘Gloriously Drunk’ bn iff hit somewhere the La company4was Several Occasions con Secretary told by OUR REPORTED OUND AMONG DISCUSSED the meteor apparently directly for the camp had proceededseveral hundred feet from the abin when the fiery substance struck the earth with a thud that shook the ground and an instant later there was a terrific explosion caused by the house the blowing powder near carnp up The concussioncaused by the meteor striking the earth set off quantity of dynamite and the powder house powder stored in the was on side of the ‘mountain 3000 yards awayh This explosion completely wrecked the buildings The mine in cabin liad been which 'the three men was playing A? cards blown to cabin was atoms in stove in 200theyards lodged tree away The men terrified immediately started for tills city on foot arriving here this morning Hundreds of Apeople today flocked party headed by cene George T Kirk geologist at the of Neu had not University Mexico returned late tonight It is be lieved that only fragment of the substance struck main meteoric and that the the mining camp itself alighted meteor somewhere In the DEAD THOSE ULLY RESCUED- GAN theMacaria Va Jan 30 — Miss Hilda Haviland leading lady of company Miss Leona Soule of the same company C previouslybeen laentmea as Miss Seville Davis of and Brooklyn George Williamson of New York who had as missing are among the saved !Mjss Haviland has been She is delirious moved to a hospital Norfolk ' theatrical who beenported re-re- Experiments With Moth and Sprayer OLK v A L' U AJ 1 OR fid I - 30-— The story of Va Jan how forty persons went v down to death in the chilly waters of the Atlanticwhen the liner Nantucket rammed and sank the Steamer early Sp”t iBl T Ikri today was brought to Tim port tonightby the ninety-nine Jan U survivorsof the sunken ship who were rescued LOGAN armer Rui)(J-up anil and brought to shore by the Nantucket Houscke ferem It was a story of awful and sudden death sweeping out of the dark and opened today witU a full at:Ui fog and taking the doomed with the heavinessof sleep still tenda no' Many Vv pmm unawares upon tfiem Utah It told how the stricken ic Monroe with her side gored deep by the to tire 1LJ the cut ivvnknifeliko steel prow of the Nantucket filled rapidly rolled over bn her side an£ in a few minutes tufned over and plunged to the bottom carrying with tion of beekrope T This afternom G that her the and of the crew failed to get dear the (Iff members who of cussed ffiiet passengers the varic ts ylln wreck the fruii farmfor s them Tie kinds Tonight tho revjso4 lists prepared -— -— pea by Captain Johnson who survived the mites sunken ves’shl showed Ixst — passengers 19 24 total 48 crew Saved— ami crew 55 total 91 er of passengers36 results of some ot iris si ow tl'? View k Aged Man Admits Making Obscured by og pcriments in deal inc with’ the the thick btpik of fog that hid Under moths He showed how great Coins Denies He Intended Utheheavilyrunning sea both big ships it makes in the final their way slowly and a difference ’0re making tho experiment whether the with dlfActilty in the early morning ive days sprayingis done in time The Monroe with Captain Johnson on difference in time of putting the ithe bridge and a double lookoutpeertrees made difference of 25 per ling into tho fog aheadwas killeW HERE DAYS edging ent in tho of ONLY ELEVEN plunder Jtalf speed to the percentage worms northward m the pickard fhaying leTt Iforfolk for New York last He gavg the farmers sqnjo valuable with evening a nerve-racking fog-i Eastern Lecturer Declares lvi us’to securing the proper spraying in The NanSixty-one bound voyage prospect Unplated them that it is §5 Gold nos ami t!d turket heavily laden with freight Would Close Down All not possible tn spray properly standing land with but tw Pieces and Paraphernalia passengers'aboard on tin ground that they must be on gpyas nosing her way southward Immoral Resorts to Norfolk yome jort of an elevation In order to do Boston Urged through Discovered the dripping the two vessels were fog Slowly’ Ephraim Homer followed in report drawn toward each other while AN -one ji uijbm 7-1 M-nepabl t i-an jMmMnrri'TLiinr-irx:: : - -: - m- - jil jiMwr -inyiiii'ntimLii ir jt rn—ffTBL : - ! 3i'-— ’ I I 1 ' ' j KpC I : kSJ " r ' j LEAVES SALT LAKE WORK — I ABATEMENT AND ' J j DANIELS i ’i i AND HALL TO sprayon COMMERCE BE spirit waited and COMMISSIONERS Illinois had a light injunction law the first year's work rui ezro'wers association like the red the Utah he 1 law of Utah No Warning ertash came about I'rdO o'clock could cjose up every immoral resort in main the stte in warning Out of the grayfortyieightbouts’’ said fog that shut out even the waves Cliffbjrd G Leah gave Roe in his lecture on th® afternoon Mrs Widtsoe frpm view the gleam of the talk on the wood child’s a year of white slave question last night in life Slit said too are searchlightscarcely touched many babies the side of the Monroe before the high hall overfed is not conducive to good which steel prow 6f the health She put it down as an southward bound "The question in Illinois and in most ’‘Vessel cut Into the side with other states ot rule that under n“o Monroe’s however is one of ripping and of plates laws crashing that inadequate but one of the should to children a candy be given stricken ship aback The of existing laws" continued during the two threw ty years of their life the speaker "Once persuade the ami very little for the next three Nantucket with her bow crushed in backed oqt pf sight in the fog as to get back of the public offi years She the fat that emphasized Jersey cows' milk is too rich for tha Captain Johnson seeing that his vessel cials and make them do their duty wap fatally stricken shouted and then to stand back of them small child A thing in diet is an new they have done prder for the1 lifeboats it and you will have pure sour milk after it has clabbered the crash! came those good thin aboard no more trouble with commerclaJized and a fast is the tha Monroe were in bed and asleep vice baby tiros of food she st ather Only and the crew on act should be interestedin Captain Johnson "The Mann which makes it and mother But the shivering of hard fdr a white each other's work were up slaver to and assist each ithe stricken vessel and her listing take a and woman from one part of’ the other she said Then the training be better motion the water poured through countryto thereby escaping health of children another would jrAdi in her aide the detection has done the child is sick food is poison awakened much to safeguard When sleepinNT and sent them the of the The She that she hoped day passengers womanhood country added some clambeMlng toward the deck Warned people of Utah are fortunate tn having men would attend conferences pf wmn4) Continued on Rage Column 3) (Continuedon Page ContinuedOn age of whii-h we -Had EXTENSIVE haired L man of States Nantucket’s a United Assembly incontrovertible conditions enforcement citizens When when a ' 4 extremely -ideck - 8 ' 7 special news all are-trained A I J ? dtfiing t The the span of a busy life a entertainment is of I ’ I j I Impersonate Assessors Jan San L GAN IN I ? rancisco Jan Leah 30 - Alexander charged witli the— murder of an advertising Baaleh man last found guilty I i Van 30— Winthrop Cctober18 was not tonight I -i?! sat within four feet of dhrtngthe applause which statement that the head was "gloriously ’drunk” atfederation Seattle charges of "liar” "slanderer”and the like Were hurled Gomperg Donald and greetedof the 1 -Me-? the by a jury at More Daniels of Princeton N midnight his public Van Baalen was shot down in Miss chairman ofi the Nev Jersey office in a downtown building bv utilities commission and Henry Clay Alexander who said that he had Hall of — 61 ColoradoSprings president tion to the Seattle occasion McDon-: former of the Colorado Bar association HIUUVU ilvl UllUti piUllliac W1 XJlcir aid said Gompers was riage under the Inwill be liquor at the Atlanta con? probably named as Members fluence of of the interstate vention commerce commisO sion tomorrow by President BOY CONVICTED MURDER Wilson Louis Describes Scene In Atlanta The senators from Angeles Jan 30—killed Bundy New Jersey ami 18 Losyears old who at At? Colorado wete consulted Harold “Gompers had a ’snoot full’ about their Ziesche "He has' a messenger to lanta” McDonald ‘shouted appointmentslate lodar get $20 was found guilty here tonight told you of the selection of two interwhat a great friend he Is oi News of first degree the Under John state Walker our former president in commissionersto fill verdict he must murder be commerce hanged Bundy the vacancies- caused by the death of saw Gompers in Atlanta wanted the money to buy a Christmas Illinois John D and the resignation of present for a girl Marble (Continued on Page Column 2) ?? Charles A Prouty J ? - I ' i 4 i ' j ’ ‘ lj-year-old ' I ’ 8 rapidly’ through the capitol where congress-r tor weeKs naa been urging no less nen than fifty different candidates Hall was by the recommended entire Colorado congressional delega-tn who urged that their state was ’ spread - Mr 1’age 2 Column NEWS 1 ADDITIONAL IN AMERICAN of Details injunction Monroe sinking—Utah law declared good one if enforced armers’ round-up — spurious — Aged coins caught maker — Row in miners convention— Meteor hits mine powder house— Two new commerce commissioners ' regional Portland proposes branch banks Thrilling stories from marine dis of MARINES ARE DIGGS AGAIN TOILS O THE LAW i HERALD-REPUBLICAN TODAY’S 6) LANDED 2 MAURY BAALEN MURDER -tion J ASHINGTON (Continuedon Impersonating county assessors Marshal Anderson and Goddard yesterday went to the house where Lee lived and displaying official rolls assessment obtained entrance 'When in the back of the house they located the room ocLContinued on Page Column 1) ? Woman SLAYER VAN ACQUITTED i I 1 AD IOCAL ’ outlined for parks this outlay of 65000 Smelter "trust’s” Utah properties alone millions worth many S Collettof Roosevelt advises R early construction of railroad from Salt Lake into Uintah basin offi-? man captured by federal spurious cers while in act of casting coins In recognizing1’ state- will xfot oppose mining claims"butwill contest all en-V tries on mineral bearing school lands Utah woolgrowerstake up with rail-' roads matterof lower freight rates for? moving of sheep ederal authorities take view that C poor sanitary conditions prevail at Improvements year involve - 1 Aged ‘ aster Of interest ’ 4 to women 5 Local society news Young Californian Convicted Under Child for Ogden and intermountain Election of New 6 case — Mann Act Charged With Another Demand gossip— again— Grand jury Is Similar Offense Be Tooele President to Made on murder victim buried Railroad 7 Parks Improvement program — rqgicisco Jan San 30 (o Victorious Rebel Leader Uintah basin urged — A a warrant offense against charging an 8 Villa promises civilized ‘warfare— jail young girl issued here was tonight against and Logan round-up development county red Police release Larson'1no Maury Diggs former state architect Jan All the league 30— meetings in connection- with Specialto The BraldRepublican Washingtonfrom the recent trial and whose here 9 excursion Local securities 30 The Utah conviction States Midwinter LOGAN Jan Develop-mentleague marines United — murder of Salt' the act caused — under Mann City brevities nation market Women Lake to demand to South Carolina were' landed — sold Will bury Senator hear Senator Thomas-speak began its third annual wide comment because of its political battleship be 10 Wabash to at Port aq Prince — today to reinforce meeting at o’clock in the Commercial complications near Lincoln’s grave— Cullomtreaties from the cruiser Montana & President Mrs Elizabeth Pearring a doctor’s the bluejackets approved clubrooms with C R Arbitration DOMESTIC wife guardihg foreign interests there alleging 11 Sports swore to the complaint President T dispatch to the navy Hollingsworthpresiding her Senate foreign relations-cQmmittee' daughter Ida Captain Russell’s ads an offense17 against Le Roy Carlson years old departmentjyaid several candidatesfor 14 SaltWant recommends ratification of 'arbitration extended the hospitality Pearring Lake and vicinity— Valueof A Year’s eve Js the time the Haitien treaties with' twenty-four riationsh?"Jt' of the club and New presidency were preparing holdings in Utah high said it was a named St R SPrisbner — ai Prince ederalcourt- dissolves injunctions Warrants also were sworn to against to march on Port tomorrow released genuinepleasure to have this important John now to state — to prevent'proceedings' for league Gilligan and John Doe isher Department officials understoodthat meet in ederal prisoners to go recoveryof Logan He asked that in connection with the there bad been no further disorders In railroads’ in Missouri all make the club their home while in same affair prison instead of countyjail — State the capital Shut that Captain is said to be an alias Russell Samuel Gompers president’ of’’ Amer J" the city andgave that the "isher’’ land policy announced 'had landed the additional ican ederation of an'd club assurance the as Labor chaYged in’ secretary all Diggs’s case under Mann act men 15 and stocks members were Mining miners’’ convention precaution Editorials havingbeeri anxiousto make the visitors comfortable is now on appeal 16 "gloriously Hope that constitutional government drunk” and the meetinga success in Haiti followingthe light of tion J IWTBR3IOIINTAIN Vice President Wthe McHenry President Orest will be orty-threo lives lost of? in behalf of pests discussed before league He ruit has not been farmers Vh abandoned here If the afterj-conision paid a steamer Monroe glowing tribute to Logan’s at CONGRESSMAN HOWELL with Logan Round-up American legation the aid of Winthrop More Danlels ot New’ 'Jersey ’1? and touched on the matters in blackmailingcase many Captain Russell can succeed in Indictments and Henry ClaHaU'bt Colorado'choseri' 7 of that TO INVESTIGATE STRIKES reassuring importance the league has today sufficient a of the cabinet of at hand and get together number its Qfflr rtembers interstatecommerce com51 elects Special to The of Development league Uthefallen president to risk a mission was important urged the speaker Jan 30 Congressancj the issuing of a call for cers at Logan convention Bankers-of Washington meeting northwest urge establish??? that "with strong ch'arges against adding the assemblingof the Haitien man ITOwell who —is a memMrs Nicholsonmakes of and willing Joseph reserve bankat men true hearts hands ment the the way mother in fight for two children ber of might be paved for thecongress selection with branchat Utah’s resources will be developedand House committee on Portland ork association of new president Water Users mines will leave soon with the whose title Spanish Utah as great as the greatest proposal in President insists 'Oh antitrust-legisla’-' made would be sufficiently- regular to meet regardopposes government's state in the union’’ committee which has been ordered 'project tion at present Session iCpngressj the needs ot the constitution to Strawberry by resolution of the House to inWill G arell secretary of the Salt vestigate- labor in victorious rebel leader Theodore conditions the The is Lake club gave the annual Commercial marcjiing OREIGN strike districts of now on Port J J’ ’ZL? the Michigan and au report of league that Villa quintet Yf- C explaining Prince withs500 If he takes Mexican rebels Utah nosesB out Colorado JohnGeneral announces it Is a clearing house for the aims and Congressman Jacob men "civilized of 35 L' of the government the United will observe ethics son will attend to 'offici a the matters’ purposesof allof thetheclubs in Utah clubs for Congressman Howell dupingIlls! States consul will demand that’as soon L 32??”' D"S'y ’defeats? Granitefiva 45 representative associated to on committee work? as order is restored he take the necessary More American marines rom United absence of Mr arrell told what the steps to call in session States battleship South Carolina landed Organized'baseball battle with h congress choose ederalS’In’ Chicago? (ContinuedOn JPage Column 4) to aDernianent president at Port au Prince 'I ' Apple Day Mentioned Newspapers Adver-tisingdn " 4 ’ 2 ’ i w-wanted I -Morrison Music Student— Utah musiciansentertain friends in Berlin at Tango Tea in 'European style Au account of their enjoyable High' State Springs I i-i 1 -v being tried "before a jury whb'se minds were already poisoned” 'Evry Special to The Hora lean point made by Moyer andfterMcDonald-was wildly Washington Jan 30 — E A for Wedgwood applauded McDtnof Salt Lake has left aid had concluded the tumult- was‘ si: home after spending several days here Mr great that Gompers despairingof it Wedgwood was busy attendingto hearing put on his overcoat and tirit duties in with Ahe and started to leave The '? connection delegates? militiaservice vere silenced however by an appeal" did not make any extendedinvestigationfrom Moyer And Gompers returned’- tl into the question of raising for Suffrage? Declare ort Douglasto brigade post as that The session was short and the onlyj question is consideredas settled for clher business transactedwas to the time being by the attitude of the a in favor of wom-i of declaration war that no money will be secretary suffrage discuss a plan to' decrease an spent this year cm extendingposts tha representation at the conventions'’ was referred to a referendum! which O and vote down a proposition' to plafcei?-a clause in the constitution ’prohibiting O the military of to become? members affiliated with the miners organizaJ yea- white-I arrested by James H Anderson - LEAGUE the Girl Athlete Sports for the modern college girl athlete — article that tells reviewed and illustrated in an how students at Barnard" college Poet of Utah In a sketchof the life of S S of Provo The Jones — H4rald-Republiean correspondent tells the story of an interesting pioneer whd has found time for the developmentof literary talents Marshal end a was I articles College years I bring to are Jersey Latter Resident I Colorado i : the homes of subscribers that will make the big In additionto the wct there every part of the globe covering current topics of sources a Official imitations ' will Sunday’s Herald-Republican a wealth of features and interest to Column -fcj New Is ormer K and R United States Goddard secret service agent of Denver while he was in the act of casting exact $5 of gold pieces from a copper die Sixty-one unplated $5 gold pieces together with the paraphernalia used by Lee in the manufacture of the coins were seized as evidence by the federal authorities With the exception of a single 65 gold piece said to have been used in makthe die Lee had no money’ on his ing person when arrested The arresting officers say that his meals since his arrival in Salt Lake on January19 have furnished him by friends been — Lee had told many of his friends that he was working on an invention and in this way accountedfor the many hours he spent in his room alone HERALD-REPUBLICAN issue qne of the best ever publishedin regular! service of the day from news —will be additional from special The : Column DEVELOPMENT SUNDAY’S JN 8 ( 3 67 DONE ” counterfeitingopera- tions wore broughtto an terday when Milton IT Lee without 1 ' a k -'The black ’ re-affirm a ((I f ’ ‘ - a ' wjatched ' -platform ‘ He Illinois boundforp the death -f ? I i) g of - a ! ? the wildestsession of official a j s OR li-Uetubl result f j JAN 3&4Scenes disordermarled tothe United) Mina "i Workers America Duncan McDonald secretary and of the Illinois treasurer miners charged that Samuel Gompers president of the American ederation of Labor wa's ‘’gloriouslydrtink’rdnr-? ing lhe Seattle convention and on other occasions Gompefs denied the accusationfrom the convention He called McDonald ‘liar and a slanderer Charles II?' Moyer president of the Western? ederation of? Miners reiterated? tha charge that if the Michigan copper miners’ strike failed it would be b financial of assistance not: cause given by the American ederationof J Labor delegates The showed little symHe asserted he"" pathy for Gompers of day as I ' Michigan5 - WEDGWOOD r in to-Levy Miners )IAN APOLIS N1 I m-mli - i I a t u i Refusing for Strike on a -Monroe DISORDER Assessment for whim JI Codlin Described ?j Miners Organization Labor- Arraigned a naa WILD O Central headed BE Illinois CONVENTION SCENE They TO of 1 as saw and Declares today by the harrowing Donald Brown foreman of the La Luz mirfp Martin Garcia Luis and Gonzales who were at the mining camp when the meteor struck According to Brown he and his "were playing cards in companions cabin in the carnp when they suddenly heard a roar and there was a glare that made the camp light day They rushed outside story sacred has decided 30 the works of Maurice the Belgian author shall classed as forbidden literature Catholics be PASSENGERS Maeterlinck on Jan this city of east near wise f mom Spectacle Albuquerque I ' TO Albu y i firmed ‘ to Observing After Terrifying J - 78 House ’agent I Port No 66 WffiORIS Luz lee Miners querque spuriouscoins who was captured Anderson United States James H LEE aged maker work yesterdayby Roland K Goddard while ! be no black list Cardinal arley Ihas written a letter fully indorsing) the movement ! The first step will be to send out 100000 postal cards which when signed will be returned to headquarters These have this pledge: "I to avoid promise improper plays and exhibitions tq and use influence that others do like-) my to -Herald: 3 GOMPERS Scared I t Survivors La Powder orfe I Ninety-nine Up Mine Lake i I O ’ air Salt Vol alling Plant Blows Operator CENTS I 2 BOTTOM Counterfeiting 80 — Hereafter there will be a censorshipaccording to the standardsof the Roman Catholic church of every play on the New York ebstage and after iruary when the Catholic theatre will be no movement launchedplay practical Catholic see any may not on the “white list” There will IVE PRICE 311914 JANUARY j I TO SATURDAY nearth kJ PLAYS TO BE OENSOBED BY CATHOLIC AUTHORITIES !New STEAMER ‘ Saturdayand'Snnilay i DROWNED WHEN WBMHlKRl 1 - - fORIl-ONE 4 Medium -Advertising t I Republican Inter-Mountain No $4-10 Greatest Newspaper tah’s and Copper cathodes 14r15a Spelter 1520 ( -33 1 M ’VTRTA'Tji ''Vol U 5 ’1 v given inancein Pugilism— Robert Edgren noted sportingwriter tells Aurelia Herrera was tricked out of tire lightweightcham-piOnslnp hoiw Si J -'I- 2 h 12-13 '-’ ' Cofbett Tells on Johnson-— the latest gossip ' sport letters James Corbett’s weekly concerning Jack Johnson who is said to passed from power Profit in Broilers—The Herald-Republican’s poultrypage will carry an excellent article the J relates have on the I i secrets of success in raising broilers for Louis Paul Graham also tells about the success met imported Golden Campine fpwls Current ictionThe Weavers a thrilling novel Jjy Agnes and Claude Askew is continued in Sunday’s paper with a synopsis of the first two installments and Girls—A special paper for ’juvenile readersis or the Boys( in The Sunday Herald-Republican This containsthrilling stories pf adventure arid romance suited for the younger members of the family with short stories and articles of interest on educational with ‘4 market raising ' included I I I subjects or and a page of puzzles IndustriousNeedlewoman — The Herald-Republican’s of page embroidery patterns"is a feature of interest to the women of the household andHhis week’ pattern of a centerpiecewith butterfly flower’s is one of the best of the ? -overcharges ‘ -from ? -a a ’ ? -with &t'SeaXtle'-'conven ’ a responded e 4 re-established -bjsinklng? ? hospitality expected Co-operation ’ nerall-Repirncnn T- i - ' I co-operation ! San-rancisco ' i ' -Ore a ? j I : ! I the and : -wanted lot : i - J ' j by-score possession 'warfare” J -? f j r the-etate 'wins-i ’ 8 ' " ‘ f I |