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Show PANISH f0l). III. NO. fL0O POppEP 38. D0WN- SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY. OOTOnF.lt i lftu JAPS WILL - and Fifty People Fall In BROWN a Heap. Hundred Bght Rev. Thomas D. Bearof 'joinan Catholic bishop Spring. was laying the comer Rggs., Polish church t gt. Stanislaus floor a collapsed afternoon this into the persons l' Epilating were In Client. A dozen persons Bishop Bea geveral seriously. several of the priests assist hurt. 1,1,0 were slightly most seriously injured: 'y t to tli, ADVANCE C. Activity of the Japanese Outposts it Regarded as Intended to Screen Movements of Their Armies. . Official cos-sack- 4 :ers. that followed upon and half Seated. Bishop Beaven was caught die crush, but was able to save swlf from serious injury. He was rsed about the body and had his all scratched. the confusion ,:j were trampled , TWELVE LIVES LOST. of Watrus Half Washed Away. (zif the town of Watrous, N. M., is destroyed by the flood and at ut twelve persons were drowned. :ing these were the three children J. E. Stevens, Felix Villiraei, his two sisters and several children, .0. P. Porter, E. Stevens and his wife escaped i have been brought here. They ln a critical condition. Many per-were rescued from trees and f etops. The greatest damage was I nd the Junction of Mora and i Town )f e creeks. tilo The rock crusher, track great iron bridge and much its trou a were washed away, lie Galinas river formed a new umel here. In the Galinas canyon dams of the Agua Pura company ke, bringing a terrific flood on the Hot Springs I The Montezuma vk went out in many places. Halt dozen bridges were destroyed, and Montezuma bath houses were ctiy carried away. The Santa Fe loss here Is 140,000. Agua Pura company's loss is $15,-Fo- r two blocks on Bridge street 'ery business house was flooded. The lllfleld brick store was ruined and Abridge undermined. Twenty mer-tut- s estimate their loss at from :,000 to 14,000 each. Galinas park Is under water and ;'ie trolley line cannot be repaired for weeks. ' The race meet to have held here next week has been '--at !lred off. estimated that 1100,000 will the loss to the town, and the illroad loss is equal' to that of recent Jodi in Arizona. from Santa Rosa comes a report of to loss of the great Iron bridge of 'bs Rock Island road and much track. Is J wt (over Bereft of $55,000. Jury in Judge Tuthills court at Jctgo has rendered a verdict that bn Alexander 'Dowie is not entitled 155,000 left to Dowie by the will of Sutton, a wealthy New Zealand Apostle Dow! A .f ;cs3 herder, who died In Dowle's years ago. The Jury ad that Sutton was not in his right ad when he made the win. The will K contested by the deceaseds broth- Counsel for Dowie announced that appeal would be taken. faplce several TWO FAMILIES PERISH. 6rut Damage Reported from Various Parts In New Mexico. J. E. Stevens and his family, consist-o- f three women and a child, and Vllloreal family of four, are to have been drowned in the J d at Watrous, New Mexico. The damage In Las Vegas Is estl .000, and along the Santa r. lines the damage amounts o many thousands. Ail wires are down d .rad n r to Santa Fe over the Den Rio Grande. DEAD. Portmastee General is Called After III. TO MOVE nest of Several Year. MEN ANXIOUS FORWARD. advices from the far east given out Wednesday morning de scribes a series of skirmishes on the southern front of General Kuropat kins army, the only importance of TXiek Mlschleskl, aged 1G; critl which lies in the fact that the Japanese are showing a disposition to press Belle Turner, legs fractured. forward and feel out the Russian L. 0. Triggane, Injuries to head H s positions. General Mistchenko's face. . in every case drove back the T. Rodier, contusions. j(f, I. opposing forces. jw M. F. Kopytkiewlez, legs In The activity of the Japanese outcontusions of forehead. posts is doubtless intended to screen W Michael McAndres, leg frac movements of their armies, and there4. D. Beaven, fore may be regarded as precursory Rev. Thomas rjgiit ivi about hands and body, symptoms of final preparations for an ileiander Leotsk, Injured about advance, which probably will begin 1 within a week. weral others were slightly hurt A special messenger has brought to join '7, ODD persons attended the 200 the were about seated and emperor General Kuropatkins full firony itinding on the floor, which cov-the newly made basement. Just LOCATION OF FU PASS. He bishop was about to lay the w a section of the flooring, about 7 feet square collapsed, dropping Pre feet and carrying with it the clergy and about 140 ,jop, the OD HENRY C. PAYNE Henry Payne, postmaster general of the United States, a member of the Republican national committee and a stalwart of his party, with whose history he has been identified for many years, died at apartments at the Arlington hotel in Washington, D. C., at 6:10 oclock Tuesday evening after an illness of several years. He was 60 years old. The end was peaceful. The cause was mitral valve trouble and dilation of the heart. Mr. Payne, in the capacity of mem-he- r of the Republican national committee had participated in six presidential campaigns, and during the last four of them was a member of the executive committee of the national committee. He was the acting chairman ot the national committee during the interim between the death of Senator Hanna and the election of Secretary Cortelyou as its head, and the trying duties that then devolved upon him, supplementing as they did the strain of the postal investigation, sapped his vitality and led to hla final breakdown. The last official caller to inquire aa to Mr. Paynes condition was President Roosevelt, and he had been gone about ten minutes when the stricken member of his cabinet expired. Aa Mr. Roosevelt was leaving he spoke feelingly of Mr. Payne to the newspaper men gathered in front of the hotel as "the sweetest, roost lovable and most Mrs. trustful man I ever knew. Roosevelt, accompanied by Captain Cowles, also was a caller at the family apartments of the Paynes during the late afternoon. THOUSANDS KILLED horrible carnage CITY DRUG UNO. during J. BANKS, Prop. SIEGE OF PORT ARTHUR. On Battalion of Japanese Wit Annihilated In Trenches Which They Refuted to Desert. A Cheia Cam by Wlrelsas Tslafl-raph- hlle Aa cruising down the const from Francisco to Magdalena bay. IwCalifornia. Admiral Goodrich and officer f the United States cruls York engaged In a chess gamo wire,,, telegraph with Captain officers of the cruiser "hips were several miles tin,,; b,lt th,,r avas no difficulty in thunlra,lon nd the players made alniost as readily an if tbs ,n'1 ,h f d been together. MEDICINES Insaranca w. DR. KENDALL, ..INSURANCE.. arroBKtra-AT-Ui- SITUATION ARTHUR. KatfM lutldlai FBOVO Talaphaa T X Conveyancer' and Notary Publlo, Ofllsa Over Rank of Bpaaltb For. Utah. Spanish Fork, If you want to buy, or if you want to sell Farms or City Property of all descriptions anywhere in this county, see Jfaswa UJuaJvzsr t LiAimawt a armnnn&22iw3 tlon amounted to fanaticism, their efforts never ceasing during four days. One battalion of Japanese, having re treated Into a valley were exposed tc the Russian shrapnel fire and wer th almost annihilated. Eventually Japanese succeeded In placing one field gun and two machine guns In po altlon behind hastily made barriers. Their tenure of the position, owing tc the fire of th Inner forts, was very insecure, and when JJeutenant and the volunteers charged the tide turned against them. One battalion. composed of the remnants ol In two companies, was annihilated trenches which they refused to Another detachment waa driven Into the Russian entanglements, where Captain Sycbaff'a force waa waiting and completed Ha rout. Two other attempts made by the Japanese to retake the position's failed. nxsa 1X9 Mo-- It PAINTS.. com hits San Pedro, Los Angeles HIGHEST BASH PRISE PAID FOR fttDES ytND PE UTS. 2-S- Lake R. R. alt LORENZO THOMAS viunoiASu OmMmImiG el Baal. Utah. G. O. EIRIKSSON, d TME. TABLE IB arvWTT JOLT 1, 1M Saaikverd tfortkvsri PORTRAIT ARTIST B. H. BROWII, Wvopy A Food tablo. Hack Meets all Trains Flour, Grain Produce. Harness, Boots Shoes. disease. SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S UT Merchandise, llterr' V16 i COMPLETE LINE OP riXCT HID ST1PLX CH0CR3I O of his q SPANISH FORK MEATCOUFT D1ALXBS Hay & Pfcdocsj Balled Spanish Fork, Utah General moo. Crhlc. Building Material: opposite Postofllce Pog-gorsk- l'" AND Real Estate Agent f Blood-ehePeople Are Becoming Sick of and Slaughter. The Novoetl, of St. Petersburg, haa lladta U Kartell BwilAlaf, Kata ateaat. Oeao the following pertinent paragraph: avaayeayfraa le.a. am,, m. Warkmaa-tk- l, aa Mtaatal gaaraatead Saa The present war is a terrible object !eon to the people of the world, and Praaataaa aa4 Fa Tark ntea. SyasUfeParn. though nothing can prevent it being fought to a finish, the people of all naand tions are alck of bloodshed any slaughter, and doubtless hereafterdrawcountry will think long before ing the aword. Any suggestion wel-of peace, therefore, ought to be comed, and perhaps the nations at nc distant future will be able to realize, Will Oppose Democratic Candidate for through the Instrumentality of The Congress in Georgia. Hague, that universal disarmament which was the emperor's motive In asThe An Augusta. Ga., dispatch says: 'raoss No. 1L of the sembling the tribunal." Republican executive committee Utah anTenth Congressional district has Three Killed In Street Car Accident lyulik Ferk, nounced the nomination of H. Porter, Three more names have been added Auat the practitioner negro the only to the lint of people who were injured T. W. Hardwick to oppose bar, In the street car disaster that took gusta re--b and for congress. The negroes are very place Sunday at Eighth avenue to Hardwick attempt Mr. ntful of Clement street, San Francisco, the the to amendment fifteenth motorman being unable to control bis have the constitution repealed. Thl la th first crowded car, owing, as ho claim, to here since defective brake. Those who lost negro to run for congress reconstruction days. their lives were Frederick Fendsen and Harry Curran. Fourteen persons japan Excel the World. are suffering from Injuries, but no la In further deatha are expected. arriving passengers Among the San Francisco on the liner Mongolia Floods In Oklahoma. Loula L from the Orient was Major A Guthrie. Oklahoma, special aays In the United States Seaman, surgeon Canadian river la higher of the army, who haa the 8outh nrcpof engineer branrh In forty than year, and In many of methods who believe been studying Japanese Meredith, bridges wagon and railroad George campaign of that army place aad The river bei Ju".? i. surgery In theRussians. been away. swept have his In opinion. was are a against the and Sunday ef Itaaafaotnrers ahead of nil other na- gan rising Saturday a There Japan Is far at banka Its of many point. out in the mother rains in Okla, hi. .duration in Ger- - tions of the worldbraneli oforganization the army have been no excessive and he recel'c sanitary the rise I due her and f ipub for -. homa week, In to ntlelpM lic was born first Is fibred that many the It In Colorado. been floods to has of and d fart the loss to cotton and corn crops, ilshed his first volume 'J"'"wrUcn several lake measure against the the 5 along JOHN Tm s oraeMcal I v within twenty that the greatest number of deatha in bridges and other properties ScpL river throughout the two terrltorier but by become bullets, not by caused, are enormous war Baaalah be wilt Ferk, Ctak, t severe- 7;;, Company. NOTICE LUMBER ' Saale X dox Lumbar - lohn Christianson Prof. Grove K. Gilbert, one of the Geodelegates to the International report of the battle of Liao Yang. The graphical Congreaa. haa attracted Inmessenger, who submitted to an wide attention to himself by predictterview, declares that the main army ing that eventually the city of ChiIs concentrated at Tie pass, and that cago will be submerged In lake MichJ.SOO It Is not likely General Kuropatkin igan. He gives the city, however. will make a determined stand at Muk- years more of existence, explaining that the lake ia only rialng at the rate den. of eight Inches each century. Prof. There were recurrent rumors of the Gilbert native of Rochester, N. is fall of Port Arthur, but they have not a government geolobeen ., and has the slightest foundation. years. HU Infor thirty nearly gist are the that and days writing have emMukden reports vestigation of subjects, but wide a range the that nights braced but and warm, fine hla atudles known through best are growing bitterly cold. Snow has he is In dynamic geology and phyalcal gereofficial An fallen at Hlng Chang. He has been president of an account of ography. port from Toklo giving announcement the American Society of Naturalist A skirmish contains the of and of the Geographical Society of that "the state of affairs at the front th Am tea, and ia now president of our army remains unchanged. American Association for the Advancement of Science. URGES CONTRACT MARRIAGES. NEGRO ENTERS RACE. tin Liad Twenty Yiars. In ATTORRBY-AT-LA- lU. Fu Pass, which has become the obby the Japanese, is indicated in the map. It is located about fifteen miles almost directly east of Mukden, and is but a short distance from the tombs of the Chinese emperors. Taling (not to be confounded with Tiellng. north of Mukden) and Sanlunku, whence the Japanese drove the Russians, also are shown. They are about sixty miles northeast of Lioayang. The operations there Indicate a sweeping northeastward turning movement on the part of the Japanese. RAT. WRITS US BOR A. SAXEY, rSAVWto' ject of attack H. RAV, as-lau- st yd DRUGS pL Mnlumm 'xvvV AND Arthur, dated September 23, gives further details of the fighting from SepmsaumoNs oomtounded nr exeexunced fhahmachta tember 19 to September 22. The at lirawwwwwFwwwwimwnffffHTmwflnwwflWHwnmwiiwnwwwmtwmnmrm0 tack began with a heavy bombard' ment directed against nearly all the Russian outposts and many of the W. E WARNER, ...UTAH'S... main forts. The shelling of the redoubts protecting the water supply of ee fm Breatast Jlgensy Port Arthur was tremendous. Night edaty Iqwer waterfall, September 19, found the Ola works redoubts reduced to mere heaps of debris. The garrisons of the rePkoaases. doubt thereupon retreated safely to C. T. 411 B. AaaUaaf Avt. the main fortifications under the cover UTAH, PROVO, orriM of darkness. cbb auiLDixa. At 4 o'clock the same afternoon the Japanese assault on High hill began. ansirsrsd Farh, pulik The Japanese plan of attack never KUhlaklla Utah. Iroi JaaiM Kobaruoa's. Independent Insurance Agency. varied. First a bombardment and then an assault, and when repulsed Bmawt a BaaLST. Aeaaaw B. Moaaaa. a bombardment and then another BAGLEY & MORGAN The desperate determination Fire. Ills, Aeellenl, Health and Plata 0ta of the Japanese to capture this post- - ' iTiaftvAMQ ttttt PURE private letter received from Port PREDICTS END OF CHICAGO. WtHMgHI Entered Feb. H, MOL as eeooad-elaa- a natter, Peat efliea at 8penlah Fork, Utah. Act ot Congraas Man A UM. e to a. uM.p B. P.B.WW a. b. 4 M a. b. t M Jiiak Minor Frtsoa CeUeatea 04 p. Ok M p. B. IK Bake, ilrect eeaaeetleea al tatl take all palate aa CaaSa VaUag kiaaah. 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