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Show THE mg CAUSES FOMENTING GLOBE-HEADE- R, rwbiukls tafc-Hs- Msa Assure FfcsMsal el UTAH STATE NEWS. Xowilhktanding ttia drought, tha beat yisid in the viciuit y of 9pringvllla la up to the average. Lake policeman bad hla pock-ti- e picked while watching a parada at the Elk'ayarnival, looking 930. Never in Ilia history of the Stata hare winter range been aa good aa they are now, and block uieo a,-- felloi-tatin- g A Malt a . Duek hunlerK complain that moat of tha email lake frequented by ducka are dry eui that duck hunting will be very poor thia year. The IV. C. T. IT, ofSlt Lake will with the Deseret Sunday School Union in it attempt to atop Sunday liquor veiling. One of the novel feature of theatata fair will lie a buffalo park, with aoina of the maguifluient anainialaon Antilope lalandun exhibition. The character of the exhibit to be arranged, and the general iulereat taken warrant a belief that the elate fair thia year will aurpit all otliera In every way. Two crop of graaahoppera have been raiaed in Sanpete county thia year, and a record crop ie expected next year nnleaa a wet winter dealroya the -gga that have been layed. Captain Charlra K. Slauton and hla elerk, Frank It. Shelly, formerly with tha Utah battary, are on tha ocean en rout to Halt Lake. Mr. Shelly haa been very lick for some won tha The contractor for the public building being ereeted at ltoiae, have ordered twenty earaof Utah ceiueut to be need In the foundatioue of that structure and the Y. M. C, A. building. Several carloads of sugar from tha Ogdaa factory have been marketed. Tha Utah county factories began to grind this waek, and before the dose of tbn week will be marketing its DENVER'S BIG CARNIVAL. Bwase-vs- lt kiawt Aosreky. MINISTER CENSURED FUR CRITICISING Rsv. Milas C. Swallow, anything ever attempted in Kansas City .or Ht. Louis, and even New Or Iran will have to look to her laurels wheD it comes to aagnitnda and It ia now aplendorof tha display. thought that the industrial parade on the first day, Oct. nara-llunr- 1, will be at leaat4 five miles long. Among the novel feature in this pnrad will be forty-fiv- e decorated automobiles. feature introduced this year for the first time is tbe Rough Rider tournament. A silver belt coaling 8500 will be awarded the best rider. In addition to this will be liberal caah prizes. The most daring riders and most vicious horses have been engaged for thia event. Hpeelal rates are being made on all Fine bath room in connection: A MsKINLET Jwmlssslly Y coming Fall Festival at Denver begin to unfold, it ia evident that the celebration thia year will far ontahlne ip with every lawless influence abroad in the world. Legislators who betray the commonwealth, judges who poison the fountains of justice, city which come to terms governments with crime all these sre regular contributors to tbe campaign fund of anarchy. That bowling mass, whether in Kansas or Alabama; that assembly of wild beasts dancing iu drunken carousal about the ashes of touia negro malefactor, is not conlribnting to the security of society; it is taking away from society the only security it bus. It belongs to the unenrolled reserve corps of anarchy in tbe United States. Tha wonla which came spontaneously to the lips of William McKinley aa he sank under mortal wounds, and saw tha infuriated crowd pressing about his assailant, ought to be repeated in the ears of tha oflleera of peace from one end of tbe land to the other in all the year that are to come "Let no one hurt him; let the law take its course. d E. DEAN, 100-mil- In 3:34: 31 President lisusevelts first Sunday in Washington, as chief executive was In tha comparatively uneventful. morning ha attended religious services Mr. Douglas with his brother-in-laRobinson. When leaving church a biheld Saturday night, attended by 100 cycle officer, under instructions previpersons, under tbe anapices of the Mc- ously given, started to follow, but Mr. Kinley Patriotic league. Swallow waa Roosevelt turned, and with a wave of prominently mentioned aa Prohibition hie hand, said: "I don't need yon." candidate' for prebident at the last Tha officer thereupon turned back, and election. the president and Mr. Robinson continued their walk in a roundabout way to Csolfuls llsllots ware not Fohwsed. A most important development In Captain Cowle's bouse. Many persons the Cxolgolx case is the announcement passed and recognized the President, that no poison had been found on the the latter pleasantly responding to bullets or the revolver with which the thair salutations. Two bicycle policeanarchist assassinated President Mc- men who kept st a respectful distance Kinley. Chemical and bacteriological in tha rear, had followed the President when hs went to church. examinations were made. ia Between Denver and Chicago via tbe Santa Fe Route provide hb comfortable means of travel as can lie offered meantime leasees are taking ont siderable milling ore which ia being treated at the Rogers mill. Because it was pnqxiaed to hold a bicycle race meet at the Salt Lake aancer track Thursday night of last waek, the day of President McKinley 'a burial, both the manager and official league representative resigned. The Oregon Short Line lias placed an order for 300 steel gouilola cars, 100,000 poumla capacity, with tha Pressed Steel Car company. The can will be 41 feet 0 inches loug and will be aa fins as any turned out of a shop. Tha Telegraphers and tha United Slate Millilary Telegraph d corps will hold their annual meeting In Salt Lake next annual meetyear. Tha twenyt-firs- t ing baa just barn closed at Moulreal, Old-Tim- e twenty-aecon- Canada. A three-year-o- ld child of Mr. and lira. A. V, Taylor of Mill creak, died last weak from a shock caused by fall- ing into a pail of hot water. ilia back and arms were severely scalded, but not, lu the opinion pliysieisus, sufficient to cause death. measure they are luiBurpaBged. They are hauled on fast tiaics, and are in charge of experienced and polite portent. All essentials for the toilet towels, soap, water, combs and brushes are provided free of charge. C. F. WARREN, Oenl Agt A. T. & 8. F. Ry. 411 Dooly Block, bait Lake City, RECLINING CHAIR CURS OREGON SHORT R. S. Wimxner, LINE RY. OFFICE IN BANK. twenty-on- e con- Notary Public. New Train Sirviec. You Them trains wlUbeeloguutly equipped urs ljr local and always on time. Patrdnixe them when you travel. Can Snvu 3Ioney by TIJE CARD. LOCAL purchasing your Iu effect July 11. 1900. Trains Arrivs and Depart a tha Various ' tstioni ss Follows : MeKIsIsy Fsllry Toward Cabana trill lie Llsatanaat Peary Within 500 Milas ef the Pole. Carried Oat, General Leonard Wood, military Herbert L. Bridgman, Secretary of Governor of Cuba, left Washington the Peary Arctic club, who conducted 8unday for Havana. The expectation the Peary relief expedition of this of General Wood ia that he will be able year and the young men who accomto complete arrangement by which panied him have returned home. With affairs in the islands can bn handed them came Mrs. Peary and her little over to the Cubans by the first of next girl, who was borne In the Arctic reMay. The electoral law which tbe gions eight years ago. Oovernor brought with him for tha "Next April," said Mr. Bridgman, inspection of the authorities here is "Peary will start for tha pole from satisfactory to the administration pro- Cape Heels, tba highest point of land vided some modification arc made. he haa discovered in tbe west, which Aa a result of his talk with tha of- is only five hundred miles from the ficials General Wood expressed pole. If he should never reach it his the opinion that there would be no discoveries have been important change in the attitude of the adminis- enough to warrant the time he li as tration toward the Cuban but that the pent in the north but lie will reach policy inaugurated by Mr. McKinley the pole." would be continued by hi successor. 31 r. Bridgman said he had the satis. of knowing that Peary had a faction Man Killed at Urania Iau, Mining of walrus meat large enough to supply Han lb Holiday of Francisco, was hut through the head by Frank carry him through his undertaking. McCann, proprietor of a hotel at Grants The explorer returned with the BridgTaas, Ore., Saturday. The wouuded man party us far as Cape llerschel, man will die. Holiday is of the firm where his winter headquarters are. of Peacock Sc Holiday, contractors and BOER APPEAL TO POWERS. builders of Han Francisco. He arrived in this city a few days ago to look up line Ahln fur Him te II Present-4- 1 liilrnifitlottiBl Court. mining interests in which he and McCann were concerned. They bad had Baron von Lyndon, the Holland Mintrouble previously. The quarrel end til ister of Foreign Affairs, has forwarded in McCman drawing hi revolver and to t lie legations and iiiemliera of the firing, the bullet entering over the lift council of the court of arbitration with e a notification that he intends to bring oycand pasting out over the left cans of the quarrel la not known. up the appeal for consideration at Che McCann in in jail, first ineeliug of the council. uf riot lo Auaulualt MrKInlRy Evidences Revolver Xadjl llandherrhlrf ('iinewilad lit covered. Which Killed McKinley. made by Police DetecInvestigation hesvily-bnrrcd a Locked tip in vault in Captain Dorter's private office in the tive Sc Inn ii nk uf Cleveland, O., reveal quarters occupied by the United States the startling possibility that a plot to secret service bureau, at Chicago is the assassinate President McKinley waa bandkerchlef in which Anarchist laid a year or more ago, before he was hi second term, and that Csolgoas concealed hia revolver when elected for been laid iu Orange townhave it may firing tha ahqta that killed President the where Cxolgoex family lived. ship. a is handkerchief It McKinley. lady's about 10 inches square, and one A remittance made to the mwaasin by brother, Waldeck t'zolgosz, about eonur is shot away. It furnishes ahiamonth ago, led to the investigation tbe only elua as to Cxolgosx's that may have an important bearing on the case. if ha had ona. qutb Round RUSSIAN RULER VISITS FRANCE. O Cur aad Czarina XVIlneva It. view of French Troops. The Czar, tbe Czarina and Preaident Loubet Saturday reviewed 140,000 troops on the Plain of Bethany, France, stretch of country six miles wide and two miles deep. The march lasted from 10:45 a. m. to 1:10 p. ra. terminating in a magnificent charge of cavalry. The spectacle before the czar waa ons of the most imposing ever witnessed Around tlie review grounds was a deep mass of red and blur, infsutry, cavalry and artillery. The whole line extended several miles, in spite of the fact that the troops were drawn up 150 filai deep. I.V, iV. . I M 50 au l S S to; IS h 1 PlAr. leuiuint 7 y. 4 7 4 7 :t'i I 7 0 :!5 :i I: Reason- HOMEMADE f, CUPBOARDS AND FLOOR BINS AT LOWEST PRICES. no 2ii.M phi 00' 1105. at able Prices. r. -1 , i Inyum N Ml 20 Hearse 5 Oil 4 5o S 21 I 51 Irovu Sprininilb Siuni-l- OS .15 in Connection X Fork Amerit-u- 50 01: PAYSUN, UTAH 7 :i5 it : li 00 15 :r a a: Lehl Juliet tun belli S5i 9 9 9 .. 9 B 10 v 9 of A. PETEfiSON, tM A M in m Ogden ISO COFFINS & CASKETS Nortli Round Ar. I Ar Xu. 1 9o. 3 'STATION' I o. 4 No. 3 140,-OO- As an economical eleopers excepted. THE FREE 2-- 5, seconds fenter than tha beat previous time. A strike is reputed In the West Century mine, In Park Valley, Box Elder county, where a large body of ora haa been uncovered that gives mill returns of 1118 gold, 13 ouuees silver and 19.4 per cent lead. Fourteen Inches of ora that will average 30 per cent copper is reported In the Columbia of liiugham. In tha UTAH KoeMV.lt Doe Mot Want Ilody Uuard. record, e Proprietor. - railroads m rrulilblloa C'ftvdlditt fur Ujr VtUnuf Resolutions bitterly condemning Rev. Silas C. Swallow, of Harrisburg, Pa., for an attack on tba kata President McKinley in a lute issue of th ienn-alvanMethodist, of which he is editor, ware adubted at a publid meeting eateb-liaha- d a new world's - PAYSOX, product. At the bicycle track at Salt Lake Saturday night, John Lawaon making tha distance Parlor. (DORSoriar ksduatrlsl rsnde Onlober I Will ftsrpwss Anything Ever Alkeuipled la tke Was. As the tbs plans and details for the Many prominent men haw given Preaident Roosevelt asanranoss of coAt a memorial meeting held in Chisince bia elevation to the operation cago Sunday, Senator Dolliver of Iowa, preaideney. took occasion to refer to influence Among them were Senators Scott which tend to encourage lawlessness and Elkina of West Virginia, Senators and anarchy, aa follow: Pritchard of North Carolina, Millard It cannot he out of the way, even at of Ncbraaka and Iturbon of Kansas, aueh a time aa this, to recognise that and Ilcatwole, M Repreaenlalivea In tha midst of modern society thsra of Minnesota. and Cleary Stephens arc a thousand forces manifestly tend- Gibson of Tcnnesuee. Livingston of ing toward the moral degradation out Georgia and Dayton of Wast Virgins. of which this wicked baud waa raiaed All were delighted with tbe reception to kill the chief magistrate of the accorded them. American people. Senator Elkins and Soott congratuIt ought not to be forgotten that lated tha president upon the decision conspirators working out their nefar- h made when he took tbe oath of ious plana in secret, in the dens and office. "That simple declaration." said eavea of the earth, enjoy an unconSenator Scott, "immediately restored and scious confidence in the business world." at UTAH tliem-telves- Pivaliiil easier Delllvrrat MrKlalry Memevtal Meetlea, loluU eat Aeceaaoelea Ok FAYBON, ANARCHY- - 0 n 11 uj I k A M, 1 40, iiU i a. s to : 5 m; Ml S 04 c 7 oo; X i 2 rirtjir L:iUn l Ar Milford j Ar Jl Ly ( I.iiud 25 10 GRANGE 10 l.i 8 :;j Mndeiui :' Vi- VtfUPfH s in It, Ml Vriwi J' 7 ur trains Hnlly fromI Iranis dully den lo alt malt bnketinill pniiitent. l i.i-Reel i n Pro mpmvnl Toil rim rClialr Car. all l.nkr In Cnieaeu without auge. Klegnnt Hay Cnarhe Die only lliieoperiitinirdiiiiiir ear nervier, KuMeM bine from Mill j fhr kortrst anilKriiMt-Ci'Mimliii and all l. koto Denver. 0 Fast Trains Daily O All Points to East. 0 QJ -- On-son- lints , Eiu-- t . Pullman Palace and Ordinary Sleeping Cars. (Free Reclining Chair Cars. Perfect Dining Car Service. - 'Mengeni not curried o freight trail . R. BANCROFT, Vier-- I res anil Cell. Vgr S. W. H7GI.K Gen.Trf. Mgr. J. E. Burley. Urn't r,,Miiger Agi. . nit bake City ty Ticket Office 201 Main AlexThorntuu, Agent. 1uyMiu. 1 . ! Conducted Personally Excursions. Art-lir- e Bishop Irous of Moroni, Sanpete county, died last week at the agsof 73 years. Bishop I runs eaiue to Utuh in 1805 and settled iu Muroui soon after, which has ever since been hia home. He had occupied bin ecclesiastical position for abut twenty years. A motion fora new trial in tho case of Mrs. Annie Hilton, wife of Chief lliltou of Salt Lake, against the late Dr. John li. l'ark, whereiu she sought to get a portion of his estate, was overruled last week. An appeal to the supreme court will he taken. Good white wheal is now bringing in the Sait Lake market 33 cents per buabel, but a small decline is expected within a short lime, aa many farmers are holding for a bigger price, and when they commence to put their staff on the market, there will be a great deal of competition. The Slate convention of the W. C. li; Keqsest. will be held at Ogden on October AnnhM leaves An Italian miner at tbe Elk mine 17th, 18th, mill and 211th. Miss Mary Brehm of Illinois, national superin- Laadvllle, is aaid to have remarked tendent of the sulTcrage department that all kings and presidents should be of the Y. I'. T. I", will be preaent killed, and that it was tha right thing throughout the convention and make to kill McKiuley. Friday 300 uiluers aavcral addresses. at the siiaflliouNC, waited ungathered A company has lice a formed to lease fellow til the appeared, placed a rope or buy enough laud at the north end around hia neck and started for a railof Great Salt Lake, and the Promonroad trestle. On (lie advice of some of tory country, to Justify extensive extha crowd the man's life waa spared, ploration to determine to a certainty but h was badly choked and driven whether or not oil abounds in that ont of tha by the miner, with camp ylclnity. as lias long been believed raws revolvers All the Comforts of Home (mi lt liuil UmitnlTi-iiii- ear-Th- T-- Crank Leaking fur Kurnevs l' Washington police are looking for a man who approached several pedestrians early Friday and asked the of President Roosevelt's ftialor, tbe wife of Com m under Dowels of the navy. Several of the officers were detailed to guard the Cow els residence. The man ia described ns about 40 years old. speaks with a foreign accent, haa light must ache, wears dark clothes, and had a box alaint eight inches long and about three and a half inches wide. sa in the il i A Prominent Witness in the Schley Court of inquiry. Asnlnaldo' Old lluily Uuard Surrender. Agninalilo's old bodyguard. Major Alhambra, two capluin. two lieutenants and twenty-nin- e with men, r, twenty-eigh- t rifles, surrendered at Island of Luzon, toCspiain George Petchandy of the Twenty-secon- d United States Infantry Sunday, and took the oath of allegiance and were released. After Alhambra captured the President of Cssiguarsn, September 12th. Captain and a detachment pursued him closely. He would have been captured within an hour if hs had nol surrendered. P,a-le- IrealdenV AmsmIh Will Not Talk. "What's the uss of talking about I killed the president, I amen anarchist and simply did inv dntr. That's all I'll say." Leon F. Fnlgosz, the assassin of thill? President McKinley, said those words Thursday to Frank A. Olcianoweki, editor of Buffnlloski, a Polish newspaper, hut would ssv nothing further alt, tut the erime, while willing to talk freely about other subjects. Olozann-wspaid his second visit to the assassin's cell, lie wan sent by the District Attorney, in pnrMiuiu'e of vain efforts to move the piisnnrr'- stubborn tongue. ki - I St- Maiiiticnnt ihe p. m. - . Best Local Train Serv ico in tlie State. j A I Pul R'y. - j' i ving OMAHA ilniiy utihiai ji. (lllCAGi). For rotes, etc., inquire of AV, TI. SIIKHMKIL Agent, Payson. liKtbW. 1IKINTZ. PtuM-ngc- r Asst, Agent. . I for Tin in a ve Pay son for Tiutic ami intermediates nt U;4:i a. m. and i:52 ji in. For Salt Lake City ami nil (mint) Hast ami West at 7:50 a. m. and Jt:lf K-i- i j ni., T.O.WIMMKR lectric Eiht- - golid W.s. U.S. WIMMKK. Canhier ed Tpai Aurliorizi-i- l of Coaches, ibrary-Ca- rs Chair-Car- Ire-ddriit- . TASNKK ''upital NtOilk SI 0,000.00. Dining-Car- s, PAYSON EXCHANGE and Palace Sleepers. SAVINGS For those wlu sIitji wi-'- l ;i Train, we have w hat ymi m iiil.. Fur iIpih who don't sleep well we l.nv,- - ;i II eh,-!-- , Ti , li by rio resting lump-i4 which ynu call rml u.l if y,,',, n Uli. wiilumi disi'ii lima In fact all tin- - ni''.- - j i o nvi S.M KTY nii.i I'UMFOliT. V!i are lu Is; liad if on !r..v vl v ::l tin- - ( M. & st. p. i: V. L. L, rOW NI S 1. 1" 'tiniu-'.v- i i An!. c City. l':;ili. . 1,-,-- t : I iv-i- - i. BANK F.iysiui, Utah. H :, Hanking Blilurs zfnt Inters t '( on thus deparit. COLLECTIONS 1 A SPECIALTY. |
