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Show The Spanish Fork luthoriti Were Prepared ing in Poland. for Uprlo- - RUSSIAN PEOPLE QUAKE WITH FEAR BY RUSSIAN SOLDIERS was the Expect That Easter Celebrations Will St. Petersburg. Be Ushered in With and Kalisz Lodz, Rioting, tine at Warsaw, venomoua and Bloodshed. and Poland, In places was the hostility displayed against the Russian authorl-- ! POLICE pojice and PREPARED FOR TROUBLE was far less formid-!- ' the uprising than and the results less bloody b.1 Report is Widespread That Official ...boritle. Tb. f due warning of their Intention Are Inciting the Masses Against the Intellectual Classes f permit no demonstrations and theruthf lops Quelled the disturbance All reports, however, Indicate St. Petersburg A feeling akin to ILt the demonstrators were comparaconsternation has been caused by the tively few in number, the vast bulk re- publication In the morning papers of trouble, fearing iof the population, renewed rumors of an impending popd tained indoors. Where trouble ular outbreak. It Is feared that the with armed were crowds the a Warsaw In slightest event Incidental to malevoand revolvers. Tfla procession was dispersed by lence among the vast congregations Jo alleys. Cossacks and Uhlans which will attend the churches on Satcharging and cutting down the cause urday may a panic with night them Spte in the Streets, driving beating them appalling consequences. The mayor is court yards and sabres and whips in the cruel being urged to convene the municipal horseflohion peculiar to these wild council and take especial measures to About a hundred men of the steppes. were killed or seriously cope with the situation, and It Is exaccording to the reports, pected that the prefect of police will wounded, women and even children sharing the Issue a reassuring proclamation, but the alarm Is so great that It would dte of the men. have little effect - WORK OF HOODLUMS. Bad as Cr f f K 5 With Strike Beaten by Chicago Toughe. men Chicago. In many Instances no walking along the streets who had with the whatever active connection strike were assaulted by hoodlums on Tuesday, who beat them first and then strike later accused them of being A notable instance of this breakers. kind was that of Rev. W. K. Wheeler, the Ninth Presbyterian pastor of church, who, while passing the corner otDesplaines and Adams street on his station was way to the Pennsylvania attacked by three men, who knocked him down.and beat him unmercifully, until the timely arrival of the police Mr. aaved him from critical Injury. Wheeler managed to hold one of his assailants until the police could arrest Who Have Men No Connection him. REGULAR WORKMEN SHOT DOWN TRAINS RUNNING. Between Salt Lake and Los Angeles Now in Operation. Salt Lake City. At 8:30 o'clock Monday night the first regular passenger train pulled out from this city on the Salt Lake Route, bound for AnA crowd that ran well up into geles. the hundreds gathered about the station to wish godspeed to the train, ITie train was composed of the observation and Pullman combined, the standard Pullman, the diner, two chair cars, the dead head diner which Is being taken out to meet the incoming train, the day New Roid The exodus at Easter will be unprecedented. All the accommodation at the neighboring resorts has already been engaged. Reports from the provinces indicate similar fears. There Is a somewhat widespread Impression that the police are inciting the masses against the Intellectual classes. Elaborate preparations to crush any possible disorder in Its lnclplency have been taken and the ohlef of police bas issued an order instituting the most stringent regulations for the period between April 29 and May 8. The Dvornlks or house porters have been ordered to remain on duty through the twenty-fou- r hours and have been Instructed to search the stairways and courts of residents periodically, keep the court gates closed and scrutinize with special strictness all persons entering the buildings. Gatherings lathe streets are prohibited and men under the Influence of liquor will be sent to the police stations Instead of as usual being ordered directly home. Householders have been warned of the Inadvisability of leaving their houses unoccupied during the Easter holidays. CASTRO THINKS WE SHOULD WAIT Washington. All the facts relative to the Venezuelan situation have been disclosed to the public, and In the opinion of the officials here they do not justify any apprehension of a rupture In the immediate future. President Castro Is making a tour of the Interior of Venezuela In places inaccessible to the telegraph, and no Instructions have been sent to Minister Bowen to make a further presentment to the foreign office. It is admitted that as far as Venezuela Is concerned the Issue merely has been postponed. The state department by no means bas abandoned its demand for a reference of the asphalt case to arbitration, and the form In which the next note must be couched Is regarded as of sufficient Importance to warrant the personal attention of the president. There are also some routine but unimportant subjects relating to changes in high public offices in the diplomatic service which the president alone can direct, and taken altogether. It Is admitted by officials that while no real emergency exists It in the state of foreign relations would be better were the president to take up the direction of afTairs personally a little earlier than he had planned. TO EXCLUDE AMERICAN PRODUCTS Tariff Agreement Between Germany ready to negotiate a reclpocity treaty with the United States. and the United States to ExThis notification, made by Foreign pire March 1. Secretary Von Richthoff March 11. Berlin. The imperial government, after the decision of the cabinet, said preparatory to excluding the United that the treaties concluded with RusStates from the privileges of the new sia, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria-Rottmania and Servla reciprocity treaties signed recently form a new basis, so reads the text, with seven European states, has forfor the commercial relations of Germally notified the American governbemany and the imperial government ment that the tariff agreement coach and the baggage and express tween Itself prepared to enter into neholds States United the Germany and car. of July 10, 1900, will terminate Mardv gotiations for the conclusion of a new banker was over confident. 1, 190G, the day the new treaties go commercial treaty with the United stands States." Bigelowa Belief In Hit Ability aa a Into effect, but that Germany Financier Caused His Downfall. Milwaukee. The first authentic statement in regard to the cause of During the trouble three persons the downfall of Frank C. Chicago. With 1.330 teamsters on Bigelow, the were seriously Injured, two of whom defaulting bank president, was made strike, with constant accessions being die. The declaration will the with probably Tuesday by an Intimate friend of the made to their number, and of the Employmembers the Emmade by the of former hanker. In brief, Bigelow's expressed determination that they would a firm ers' association friend attributes the disaster to ployers association to take who teamsters any in his business ability. stand for the "open shop and fight promptly discharge hlcb the banker did not possess. the teamsters' union to a finish. Chi- refused to deliver goods or call for Bigelow, his friend states, denies emstands on the them at the establishment of Montphatically that ho lost the money In cago to all appearances Ward & Co., brought out the heat deals. eve of ono of tho greatest industrial gomery, teamsters In ninny downtown mercanupheavals In her history. and the number, It Is exrojestvensky located. There was rioting In various parts tile houses, be Increased will largely. the pected, His Fleet it Only Forty Miles From of the city Thursday, despite de- Strikes have been declared against strong guards of police and private Kamranh Bay. twelve lending firms, and 1,321 teamtectives hired by the Employers' Salmon. French Cochin-China- . The sters have gone out. to protect their wagons. Russian squadron Is lying off Port Bayet, forty miles north of Kamranh and In Uluhkang bay (near Kara-tanbay) outside of territorial waters. ono known ns Andrew Desposito and Russian, Berman and Brltsh New York. Her money and other transports name. Mr. re ofT Cape St. Janies, near Saigon. valuables gone, her clothing torn and tho other unknown by uu n the to her boasted had Duccl frequently Saigon river. The French marks of violence about aval division has been had a she that mobilized to disarranged, say, and a wad of cloth neighbors, they preserve she and that neutrality in French water. her head and neck, of um money It large far down her thront so that carried It in her bosom. When To Trains Derailed and Roll Down etuffed caused her death by suffocaprobably was discovered It was lying 45 year old, her body tha Embankment tion, Mr. Mario Duccl, liton the floor, and the front of her waist Winnipeg, Man. Two firemen have was found dead Wednesday In her and the corset had been torn. Two ccn killed and five passenger were tle two-rooapartment ln slr1" her corset, made by bent safety pins, inside hjured In a collision between the Btreet. The discovery was the money where marked the place potranscontinental daughter Roslo. The Canadian Pacific her passenger train and a two Hllaog' had been kepL freight train lice are aearchlng for MURDERED BY MOB. 5lrRrv"lHU,k ltth train were to Y. M. C. A. i Vi. Wfnt down the emuank-- . Greeting King mh Edat no Hour In Order Passenger were killed Farls. The greetings of King to Crowd Worked Threo iV. , t0 th, ,art that there were Victim. to 8ecuro on Thursday, presented .1 passenger coache be- - ward were, Y. the ' After of working conference rnKlne world' Shreveport, and the regular the nln nd through Lord three hour with sledge hammer coachea. here, .caalon In now A., men twenty-fivof mob vlreprclden Klnnalrd. one of the pick axes, a Torpedo Boat Wrscktd Doatroyar were received nm t broke Into th parish Jail at Homer, Message During Sham Battle. y Italy- - Nor mile northeast of La., seventy-fivand notable person in Cork,-D- rng Dick ,ron and torpedo attack at Shreveport, Wednesday, and shot other countries, wound "rehaven, the torpedo boat dootroyer and Inflicting Craighead. r,,n ran on a will probably prove fatal. Cr,lkP4 reef at the eaatorn was charged with the murder of Mr. M.nr barbor and remalna brother, m Us McKee, wife of hl half KMoEr'STl! rMkl wllh ber bc,t rokn The authorities son. little her and Th Byren was Norway, showed thr were unaware of th design upon th t steaming at tb rat rountrM, In was too late to pro-irforty elation wcnty-siprisoner until It knots an hour when ah membership of 68Si'; ns f0wed the him. Every telephone and tolo Upr crw wore tnRvn A number of wire out of Homer wu cut end Jq iL. llh,,r v,,sela of the flotilla Thursday session. here fhe rifle of the local militia company avei W being tb Y. M. C. A. bo ding were seized before th movement ai Tbur' th Np no Hope of saving tb Ryreo by Jam os 8tokr. Bd, on the Jail. aaUmipisL Hungary, CHICAGO ON THE EVE OF TROUBLE over-fonflden- asso-elatio- n h BLOODY BUTCHERY OF A WOMAN 1- -. paa-wag- e K b. " CITY DRUG STORE UNO. U. I BANKS, Prop. Reign of Terror Exists in Warsaw, On Hundred People Being Killed on nm AND PURE May Day. Warsaw. Nearly one hundred persons were killed-o- r wounded ln disturbances In various quarters of Warsaw on May 1. The troops apparently were PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED BY EXPERIENCED PHARMACISTS. uncontrollable, and violated all orders to act with moderation. They fired qffimnHrrTTrmTnnmriTTHmnwmTnnmHmHmmnTmmHnTwwnniTnnnmTnwp Into the crowd of demonstrators, and workmen ln desperation resorted to the use of fire arms and bomb. Mftny DR. W.E. WARNER, ...UTAH'S... children and women are among the Offioe and Bealdoao Jaal dying. What approaches a reign of Greatest Insurance Agency nth of City Square. terror exists: the city presents a most gloomy aspect and the temper of the a Utah Bpaalofc Perk, entire community augurs 111. The presence of numerous patrols of Cossacks, Fbana SSS. T. cavalry, and Infantry are the only re411 S. Academy At. minder of lurking danger. UTAH. orrica at No untoward incident was reported PROVO, CREBR BDILDINO. until afternoon. The first disturbances occurred between 1 and 2 o'clock, when Ntrkl call answered paatah a procession of several thousand workUtah. from James Kobartaoa't. Insurance Agency. Independent men carrying red flags marched down Awoarw B. Moboab, ' Zelasna street. laarr C. Baolbt. The demonstration was quite orderly and proceeded withBAGLEY& MORGAN out molestation for some distance. Flro, Lift, Acoldent, Health and Plate Glass of Uhlans Suddenly seveal squadrons ATTOtKETS-AT-LAappeared, but without interfering with PROVO the procession, and took up a position gatlhl Bundle Talapkaatfl X WAIT ua PON PAT. along the sidewalks while the workmen passed through the lines. Then a A. SAXEY, In the Lead Twenty Years. company of Infantry approached from ATTONBY-AT-LAthe front, and Immediately the cavalry Conveyancer and Notary Public. charged Into the procession, driving it OOre Over Bank of disa Into swords with the flat of Bpaalik Fork. mass. When the cavalry organized Utah. Fork, Spanish withdrew the infantry fired a volley, whereupon the demonstrators turned and fled. The Infantry continued to discharge volleys Into the retreating, s If you want to buy, or if shrieking multitude. were killed and many wounded, you want to aell Farms or and of the latter it Is believed fifteen City Property of all deswill die. AND criptions anywhere in this The shooting Is described as having see county, been quite unprovoked. It has aroused the most Intense indignation among all classes ln Warsaw. Many of those who were killed or wounded were shot in Produce. Bailed Hay the back, showing that they were running away when they were strurk. Another terrible scene was enacted at 5 oclock p. m., at tho corner of opposite Poitofljc COMPLETE LINE OF Hlota and Sosnore streets, when workmen fired from behind a wall at a patrol, which immediately opened fire on SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S the passing crowds, killing or woundpersons. twenty ing SPANISH FORK MEATC0MPT The first bomb throwing occurred at 9:35, when a bomb was thrown Into a CIALXRS IB Cossack patrol near the Vienna staIRISH AND CURED MEATS tion. Tlyee Cossacks and one policeman were killed and two women, who FARC! AND STAPLE GROCERS! were leaving the station at the time, were severely wounded by the exploHIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR sion of a bomb. Cossacks and Infantry JHIDE9 JkND PELTS. JJi-Sa- lt R. fired a number of volleys, and It Is rekilled were ported that many persons or wounded. MEDICINES DRUGS W. H. RAV, DR. C. KENDALL, rrk ..INSURANCE.. Jox Lumbar eorripany. Thirty-oneper-son- urn Building Material. & KTOTICB lohn Christianson Real Estate Agent Spanish Fork, Utah PAINTS.. San Pedro, Los Angeles Lake R. LORENZO THOMAS FILLING STRIKERS' PibBIOHABLI PLACES. Famer Boys Being Taken to Chicago One hlook aorta ol Dank, and Uted as Strike Breakers. Utah teamin Conditions the Iplilsfc fork, Chicago. sters' strike were worse Monday than at any preceding time. The strikers TIME TABLE were In a more ugly mood, the rioting n arrac-- aovauata, 1904. was more open and vicious, and the Northward Southward ?Jo3So'l attacks on non union men were mCre NoTSToT a. m p m a. m p. Studio In Martall building. Main (treat Opea time at than and any daring frequent 46 S lW 4 06 Salt I.k every day from 10 a. m. till 8 p. m. Workman-kblpa15 6 71 I IS maU-rla- l . ... Murray the commencement of the 99 27 since guaranteed 15 S OS 65 4 K Sanrtv IN AND OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHER S 071 4 M a trouble. The chief cause for the InIS Lraper 4 Si 70S apAMMit run, vtau ... , Lebl Junction creased belligerency on the part of II 81 ; 4 2v -m 7 tv ?jg16 4 7 14 Ml 81! American Fork the strikers and their friends Is laid to S IS. 4 15 I 7K I'leaaaatOrava T 65 S 65 4tl 7 Pro the fact that the Employers' Teaming 7 55 I 87 6A Spanl.h Fork association had brought 1,600 men into 7 S 25 15 (ftl S 75 Pnys-II Wl W Nephl the city to take their places and 600 S U t 45 Jutb p. m. ID 15 more are said to be now on the way. s no a. m. ' Milford 60 p. m. A. m. 7 15 These men will receive the full pay of S no p. m. a. m 10 to hewhoua SO p. m. I 65 (allantea union men ami It has been guaranteed I p. m. to them that their positions will be Train Not. Sand 4 makra direct oonn. ilorn at Halt Ixik for ait pulnt aa4 and norib permanent. Among them are 200 farvia C)r,oB Short l.ln mer boys from all the surounding X. W. Otu.arr. Urnaral Ant. states who hove volunteered their serrnoxa No. 1L J. L Mooaa. Iilurlot taw-B- r Aat, vices and sought position as drivers. N, FsTiaaKit, Urpol Tlchcl Ant. G.O. EIRIKSSON, PORTRAIT ARTIST nd B. H. BROWN, Livopy PQoci r Stoblo. Hack Meets all Trains fain(r Boat Capsized In Squall. Lo Angeles. Joseph Zimmerman, 21 years of age, a well known florist of Ocean Park, recently from Pittsburg, Pa., has lost fcla life, and a party of five prominent people who accompanied him narrowly escaped death from drowning through the capslsing of a smalt sail boat at San Pedro. The boat waa struck by a sudden squall and capsized. Zimmerman attempted to swim to land, but aank before he reached It. The other clung to He boat and were rescued. Murdtrtd Woman for Twalvo Dollars. New York. Edward Iaker. a Bohemian, aged 26, was arrested for tb murder of Mr. Sarah Rosenburg, whose body with the head beaten In was found at her home last Baturday. The woman, who was 75 years of age. had been dead several day. Takers formerly boarded with the woman. The police aay that he had admitted killing Mr. Rosenberg for th money ah had In the house. He believed she had a considerable sum, but be found only $12. itisi Cts BpatUk Fork, Spanish Fork Co-Oporati- vo TIME TABLE Arrival Bad dapartur No. 7 For f ralaa from aprtaf tll. Fr.Hl 'd w6 .. .1:011 Frotw.Haii Lak Spidarriu ir. -adti HM aad aad all (- Id. If. 6 nr SA-f- plitiMamwath F ut.ua, vorClty or Burvka. and Mammoth aad r04iy Coanotln m4 all brata Lint, ft Drpot: Lmk W ta Soutbara raolfl ...!- M 7 7ia Merchandise), Ualaa dpl with Short aad Oraro TRAINS DAILY fl aad trdlaary Staaplaf rt t Fu)aiaa Omaha. Kaaa City, bt, LauU aad Cbtaap wtiBoat abaapa, . FVa FMlIalny Chair Cara; faraaatlly daatad Biauraloaai a parfaal Lnala Pr. General Sit- - AND TUHES DISTINCT BObNIO ROUTES Fal- Dmitri la 11- OFFERS (TIOICII OF FAST TBBOUCB Institution- ,- - Ottr Far rat, foldar, ata Inqntr of CXAt'O plow N.Tlakai Aat, otartM L A. piston, Q. A. F. D. Sail Lab dtp, O and Flour, Grain Produco . HaanlMterere of Harness, O Boote Shoes. joint tpftitik hoi hrl opt. VU |
