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Show err- - Jjc BOER ULTIMATUM. WAR. BOERS BEGIN HejmbUc "T j PRESIDENT SNOW ACCUSED. M'KINLET AT CHICAGO " to Charging llina 44iUi Information-Swor- CORNERSTONE Inlattful ALF OK ME, Fablinlitn. TP. I KOWE A Salt LakiiUity, Sept. 10. C. M. Owen' charging - UTAH. Kruger Say South 'Africa Must be Made Hritish oveniiDent Ordered to Withdraw Mexican anti ('anatllan Officers Weltomrd has sworn to an information NEPHI, Snow of the Mormon Loreno President 1 rcMident Address at tlie free or Itepomr the lilte Instantly all Troops from Holder Hanqitet church with unlawful cohabitation. Miiii'it Grav. , Ui Honor Inv Itetl Guest. Considered HrHaratloiiof Uar' uffit-t- er County Attorney Putnam has the UTAH NEWS. a warrant for ,hi arrest of to the London. Oct. M. A has London, Oet. 12. Ihicagu, it. 11. Surrounded by njen under issuing and Willi decide advisement made demands upon the British gov-- ; who guide the diplomatic relations o froiy Ladysmith, Daily Telegraph iSsUe heaviest w The sugar beet crop is the hetker the. warrant dated Wednesday', alone among the eminent which are a practical declara. three governments aud in the pr seng? todav i on record. oh not. specials received, declares that war tion of war. Four demands are made, of thousands of spectators. President Minnie Jensen. Snqiv, who Sunnyside coke will sooa be one oi lias been begun by the Boers in Natal. and unless complied with within twenty-fWilliam McKinley formally laid in the affidavit, is the wife on whose Utah's important products. our The correspondent says: of the magnificent, new hours, the Transvaal will deaccount President Suow served a term "Free Mate burghers have seized & clare that a state of war exists and ederal building of Chicago. The event The canning factories throughout the in in. 1886. .S'hg is his the penitentiary state are now running at full capacity. train at Ilarrysmith which was the will begin hostilities. The Transvaal was the crowning feature of the weeks anil' for .a jiumbur. of wife youngest A number of substantial new busiproperty of the Natal government. has nothing to gain by waiting, and its celebration, marking tbe annual' oh hasv with her in lived years past, he ness blocks are to be erected in Provo Last night a mounted patrol was people realize they' can strike a harder j servanee of Chicago .lay. is ps follThe this .information city! stoned by Boers. The men's orders blow now titan after England lias forLong before the hour set for tin ows: . this fall. were not to fire unle-- s they were tired tified herself fur the conflict, and if ceremonies the streets 5urroun.l,ingt!n Charles Mostyn On ph, 'being, first Sunday ball plat ing is now tolerated war is inevitable, the sooner it comes block in which the steel skeleton of he-iin Salt Lake t'ity and the "fans are upon Authentic information" from Lady- the better they believe it will be for the new building stands were packed duly sworn, deposes ami says, that a citizen aud taxpayer of Salt- Lake jubilant. smith confirms the report that it is the them.from curb to curb w it h jostling state of Utah: tjbat he is inFarm laborers are at a premium in intention of the Boers county, Newto occupy In ordinary circumstances, as Great to get a glimpseof the nation's' exceed demand far and verily believes, that on or Davis county, the castle immediately. Britain is the government making the president and the distinguished vis formed ' 1st day of January, 1897, one about the ing the supply. The military authorities in South demands, she would be tlie dispatcher itors, the Mexican delegation, headed Minnie Jensen, a resident of Salt Lake Twenty thousand people attended Africa have instituted a censorship of the ultimatum, and the fact that by Mariscal, and the and City county, gave birth to an illegitthe state fair Friday, breaking all over telegrams in order to prevent the Boers have takeB the initiative is Canadians, undey Premier Laurier. pi imate that one Lorenzo Snow, child; ' , information regarding British moveprevious records. r, .The president was accompanied by regarded as rendering the situation and revelator, of. tlje seer prophet, more serious and increasing the hopelThe acreage of sugar bfciJts in Davis ments reaching the Hours. the entire cabinet. Great crowds wit- Church of Christ of Latter-dd- y Jesus The government has monopolized essness-of nessed the ceremonies and the greet county next year w ill be much largej averting war. The ultimaSaints, is the 'reputed father of said the cable to the Cape, and it is almost tum follows: than ever before. ing of the representatives of Mexico child; that he did, on the 1st day of First That all points of mutual dif- and Canada by the president. Salt I.ake dealers sold river 1,200 re- 'impossible to get a message through 1897, unlawfully cohabit with g are either Iresa In the evening a banquet was given October, ference he regulated by friendly reway. dispatches to twelve carloads, frigerators, equal Minnie Jensen or Snow, the aforesaid ' . . Crowded out by government busicourse to arbitration, or by whatever to the visiting celebrities in the audi- and lia during the past year. on other dates and con- -' diverse ness. TJib condition is likely to pre- amicable way that may be agreed uptorium. The stage, which holds 1,000 Several large Salt Lake business conbetween the 1st day of Octotinnously vail indefinitely to such an extent as on by this government and Her Majpeople, was quadrupled in size by being ber, 1897, and .the 1st cerns will erect warehouses on streets day of October, to. make p.evvs.- - ery meagre. extended over the parquet. At a raised 1899, esty's government. reached by the railroads. with mor cohabited unlawfully The war party is in high feather That all troops on the borSecond in the rear, in plain view, sat the than one table Snow Sarah railroads Utah of October earnings woman, towit, to conceal its' sat- ders of this republic shall beinstantly and makes president, cabinet and distinguished and Minnie Jensen or Snow, contrary will show a great increase, with the isfaction over the failure of diplomacy withdrawn. visitors. to the statutes, and provisions therenew branches doing a fine business to adjust affairs. Third That all reinforcements of President McKinley, responding to unto provided. The prohibition movement hasstruck troops, which Lave '.arrived in South the sentiment, The Nation, said: In support of the above allegations KRUGER'S POSITION. Spanish Fork so forcibljr'tbat a prohi1 Africa since September 1809, shall It is impossible to trace our history the affiant cites as witnesses Joseph F. bition ticket will be placed in the field Provibe from removed Africa South within without feeling that the MuhI Make or h a White Free the South Aft Smith, George Q. Cannon, F. D. Richat the municipal election. bein a us the was reasonable dence . to which with time, beginMau'a Grave. agreed upon ards, Heber J. Grant, John nenry Ten cars of fat lambs and weathers ning has continued to the Nation Ilis Smith, Kudger Clawson, Mary Snow1, Get. 13. The following with this government., and with the Chicago, were shipped from Goshen to Denver the mutual assurance and guarantee on gracious interposition. When, unhap- Phoebe Snow, Alviras E. Snow, Lorenzo has been received last week, while Nephi parties sent cablegramTribune from Presidentby Kru- the part of this government that no pily, we have been engaged in war, Chicago Snow, Jp., Charles V. Penrose, Ang'us four cars to the same market. of the Transvaal republic., The attack upon or hostilities against any lie has given us the victory. Fortu- M. Cannon, Le Iloi U. Snoyv,, M.- - May-belger A fine station building is to be built of the possessions of the Britnate, indeed, that it can be said we Snow, O. G. Snow, Emmeline B. ,cabVgrauiwas "Sent in answer to a portion ish government shall be made by this have had no clash of arms that has by the Itio Grande Western at, Nnny-sidof the statement message requestiugki Wells, Batlisheba Smith, Julina Smith, Work has already commenced on the furrier negotiaRoumania B. Pratt. position, of the Transvaal in the pres- republic during a hotel and a number of dwellings. tions, within a period of, time- - e en t crisis: Charles Mosrvx Owes. Articles of incorporation of the Lehi Oct. .12, IsSO. Through subsequently agreed upon between the Subscribed aud sworn to before m Tretoria, Creamery company have been filed. the Tribune we wish to thank our governments; and. this government this 7th day of October, 1899. on compliance therewith be preThe capital stock is 88,000, or-- 8,000 many American J. B. Tim.moxy, Police Justice. , . frieudg for. sympathy will, shares, and the stockholders are all in the pTescnt crisis of the republic. pared to withdraw the armed burghers BRYAN VERY SICK. Lehi parties. t We gave England hours of this republic from the borders. Utah tire The fifth annual meetingjdf Fourth That her .majesty js troops, notice within which to give assurance Strain of Campaigning too Great Will which are now on the high Seas, .shall State Medical Society was held in the that .the settled-.barwill be Cancel Engagements dispute " capital city last week, at u hicli bitration or other peaceful means. The not be landed in any part of Africa . Webster, Iowa, Oet. 10. William J. of officers and a board of five . notice "This governmt ot presses foh an imexpires at "Sloday. The British Bryan is a very sick man. FriendA censors occurred. is recalleau'-iwar is certain. mediate and an affirmative answer to who spent the day- with him at the agent Sultana, the big lioness in Hagfcn-back- This is the fitting vend of the British these fonrquestions, and earffe.st,v reof Fied U. White, Democratic farm show at the .Salt Lake salt pal"to re for governor of' Iowa, three policy of force and fraud which has quests her majesty's government candidate ace, attacked her keeper last week .marked all' South Africa free or the turn an answer .before or upon Wt dnes-day- ,. miles from Webster, tire afraid that October 11, 'lS'.ili, not later than 5 badly lacerating his shoulder and in- white mans grave. The republic's have to temporarily abanmay flicting serious injuries. friends include all nationalities, among o'clock p. m. don his campaign work, not. only in Hon. Jesse Collins, Member of Par- .them a to add that in the "It desires further Iowa but in Kentucky and Ohio. , strong American corps. showing liament from Birmingham, aful under it is not a case of Boer of event an .answer Unsa, Utland-erunexpected When Mr. Bryan awoke he com against secretary for home affairs, was in Salt but all nations against the English. tisfactory being received by it within about his throat and lungs, but plained' Lake last week, lie is delighted with We have full faith in free.dom. and the interval, it will greatly regret to said that he had suffered from a similar ye; the west and Utah in particular in' the righteousness be compelled to regard the action of publieanism, coi. fiaint before, and that it had The bids of W. II. Roney, of Chicago, which as a formal to treatment. guides the destinies of nations. her majesty's government yielded for the library, normal and physical declaration of war and will not hold Ikksiiikm- Kritikr. crowds of farmers from all over Great itself responsible for the consequences buildings of the State University, of Keokuk county called- at the White a Mount finer Gun. liig P R E8IDEN'i" Mi KI N LE Y. 836,870, 844,463 and 833,488, hav'e been thereof, and that, in the event of any Mr. Bryan, and" although to see farm ended in defeat, and no responsibility Pretoria, Oct. 13. The German de- further movement of troops occurring accepted, and work will soon be begun he tried hard to remain outdoors, his tachment has posted a big gun on the within the above mentioned time, in a resulting from war is tainted with on them. weakness mastered his courbuildFree State-Natfor Walker site The the public border, in a position nearer direction to our, border, this dishonor. In peace we have been sig- physical and he had to retire several times age Five hundred government will be compelled to regard nally blessed, and our progress has ing at Salt Lake City will become the to aid Wakkerstroom. to room. his .. A local physician who property of the government in a very burghers assisted in hauling the gun that also as. a formal declaration of gone on unchecked and the- invalid, rec-- ; to in was called treat short time, the title having been ex- up a steep and almost inaccessible war. in the intervening years. ommended a long term of absolute rest amined and found acceptable to the aelivity. "Our national credit, often tried, has "I have the honor to be, respectfully and quiet. The Official Gazette today contains yours, F. W. R itz, It has no superioi j been' ever upheld. government. It is understood that steps will be The lake level reading at Garfield the confiscation law, approved by the "State Secretary. ' and no stain. The United States has taken by interested friends to cancel Beach for October 1 was 1 foot 8 inches, Volksraad September 29th, adopting It cannot be doubted that Englands-- , never repudiated a national obligation. Mr. Bryan's engagements, Which inor one foot lower than on the same day the mining article in the gold law reply will be a flat rejection "of Rresi- -' either to its .creditors or to humanity. two cluded and three speeches daily last year, four inches lower than two eliminated last year, empowering the dent Kruger's demands. ; 16 will not now begin to do either. It and a. tour the width 9f Iowa, covering years ago, and one foot lower than the government to Confiscate claims and British troops are being hurried to never struck a blow except for civilizaSioux at ' ending City Saturday. mines belonging to persons convicted the front as fast as possible, and it i8 tibn and never struck its colors. lowest lake level known. Vfe . The Utah A Pacific railroad has filed of treason or against the possible war has already begun. havegrown from thirteen states England Ready for War. We have annexed every to forty-fiva copy of its mortgage for 8072,000 at state. British warships have intercepted London, Oct. 10. Whatever may be Beaver. It is the same mortgage filed two vessels supposed to be conveying., variety ,of territory, from the coral the result of Great REFUGEES VOLUNTEER. Britain's 'contro" some weeks ago at Cedar City, and, as ammunition for the Boers, which indf reefs and cocoa nut grovesof Key Wesl African republic, with South the versy explained at the time, is to cover the Offer lit Enroll 3,000X Men Front Anion); Catt-- s that British diplomats believe, to the icy regions of northern Alaska every department of the government is Their umberr. bonded indebtedness of the line. territory skirting the Atlantic, the as that war is- inevitable. busy as though actual hostilities of Mexico, the Pacific and the 13. Oct. .Gulf YesterPietermaritzburg, Public feeling throughout Great An unknown man was killed on the had begun. The electric flash that anUnion Pacific railroad one day lasj day afternoon the governor of Natal, Britain isaroused and troops as they Arctic, and the islands of the Pacific nounced the mobilization of the army ve'e have exembark for the Cape are accorded a and Caribbean, sea. and week at a point about three miles west Sir Walter Francis reserves and the summoning of parliaGen. Sir George White and Gen. demonstration. The popular clamor tended still further our jurisdiction tc of Buford station, lie had evidently with ment, set every wheel of the governislands of the Pacific. the been stealing a ride on a freight train, Symons, received a deputation of Fit-l- is for war. ment machinery in motion. Orders are nders who offered to enroll 3,000 vo"Our territory' is more than foui and falling to the track was cut to ON ALASKA. SHOUP being dispatched from the war office to lunteers from among the refugees. The times as large as it was when the pieces. of the- kingdom, and the section every authorities promised to assist the un- .Senator CFititoSetl to Coneetling Citnatla treaty of peace was signed in 17S3. Governor Wells, in an interview in which appeared posted bulletins 10,000 Canal. Iort on I.ynn It is announced that Gen. "Our industrial growth has been New York, said: "Unlike most states dertaking. the throughout country are said to be 12. IrinIoohas United even more phenomenal than" that oi Seattle, Wash., Oct. of the west, Utah owes her wealth commandant-genera- byen formally appointed identical with the proclamation preIdaho l has reof the States Senator Slioup of population or territory. Our wealth, use for had the Fashoda incident primarily to agriculture. Contrary to Free Srtite forces, and he has Orange pared Alaska. to "I am estimated in 1790 at 8464.000,000, has estabturned from a trip the prevailing belief, agriculture comes lished his such a step. required Canada a to advanceil 836,000,000,000. headquarters at Albertina. opposed to conceding port first and the mining industry afterThe important news from South Afor any other part the republic lost any of its "Has on canal, the Lynn CROKER DOWNS HILL. wards. comesfrom Mafeking, where twice rica of Alaska," said Senator Shoup. "In prinvirility? lias the on the British camp was State Auditor Richards last week is- New Voik Democrat Saturday State ( onunitee other words, I hold that this country ciple been weakened? Is there any men the stood to their arms, sued 6ix warrants, aggregating 81,800, Shelve the Fortner Senator. should contend in season and out of present menace to our stability and were limbered and patrols were for work done in improving the roads guns as it New York, Oet. 13. The state Demnow exduration? season for the boundary in the in various counties. The amount is ocratic committee was controlled of the bordirection dispatched are aDd union are deeply clearly "Fraternity by ists, the boundaries that der. No hostilities have occurred as chargeable to the special appropriation Richard Croker and between of in imbedded the hearts Amerithe David defined in the treaties Engmade by the last legislature for road B. Hill was turned down can people. For half a century before yet, but the enemy has moved practiby a vote of land and Russia and in the negotiato the border, eight miles from improvements. A 28 to 20. Bryan resolution was tions leading to the purchase of Alaska the civil war disunion was the fear o: cally in force, estimated at least Mafeking, The Navajo Indians held a fair al adopted over Hill's opposition. men of ah sections. That word hai In a by the United States. five commanders. 6,000, comprising of the fiery speech Hill said the rights of the Bluff, in the southeastern part Senator Shoup further proclaimed gone out of the American vocabulary. Boer are 21 troops 22. on Farm and with the fortifying strategic democrats could not be rid- his intention of joining state, memSeptember It is spoken now only as a historical near the border and continuing products and blankets were theprinci. den over, and that the action of the bers of the Pacific coast delegation in memory. North, South. East anc points pal exhibits and a number of prizes committee would result in the defeat congress in fighting any and every proWest were never so v elded together their preparations for defense, and announce that England must fire the first were awarded. The citizens of Bluff of every Democraiie candidate for the to Canada. and while they may dif. r about inter posed cession of territory entertained the red men royally. legislature outside of New York City. He leaves at once for the Coeur d'Alene nal politics, they- - are all for the Unioi gun. and the maintenance of the flag. section, Idaho. FREE STATE BURGHERS TRAIN. SIEZE TRANSVAAL MAKES VIRTUAL DECLARATION OF WAR. 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