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Show The Spanish III. NO. 35. SPANISH FORK. UTAH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER NEWS. ll STATE t ! f injured one day Joked by a cow. sea-- r in Uh the past successful. remarkably en Jbelng entirely satisfactory. Salt Lake mining ieek on the an on output of 192,. closed of stock, for which $18,. f mission school at on the 12th. The opened the text books and be free, nil furnished free, Lake will probably dtf of Salt bed located at 4 in asphalt the asphalt to Salt (vi ship use In paving, the state of Utah the world an copper, silver and gold 1903 is year wealth of the laMead, ipli JU to about 126,000,000. enthusiasts set of first in to a put janlzed and In Ogden, upward of ile;i iu already been promised. I Williamson, working for the Construction company, while a the track of the Salt Lake gelow Moapa, was beheaded by faber of bowling 3 L ;7estmark, who shot and killed in a saloon brawl in it;, has been bound over to the 'court on a charge of man England :gc ,er. g. and fifty teachers have lgsged for the public schools ol jle City, and probably ten or more will be needed after the v weeks. hundred lit; I managers of the Btate fair are for the entry of 1 the best horses In the coun-h- e races to be held during fair arrangements ; Salt IX'k Lake City, to reports Just received ton district; in the Deep aunty, gold ore worth $5 a t $10,000 a ton, has been dls that district. Vance has been passed by the Jscil of Salt Lake which re at all automobiles and driving jeep to the right when trail the city streets, ting into m the past week 906,753 pounds :,er bullion, containing gold and g MU shipped from the Valley plants to the eastern refineries, ill previous records, -a IE pketbook containing about $300 was recently found on the t Promontory Point, where It 'ddently been thrown by some "In had first extracted the cash. Ing to Salt Lake butchers, the 3 bouse strikes have caused the 1 ti price of western live beef 'Oti a pound. This means a loss it Hi raisers of from $8 to $12 a short time the San Pedro, & Salt Lake will establish , Blr train service between Salt f Angelea wd f Is f Moapa. The last named seventy-fiv- e T mites below Johnson, aged 12, was k a rapidly moving street car Lake City, but escaped with H tabes. Had the car not been d writh a fender, the boy would j Tj faknied. 1 am pates, the employe of the Br01, clrcu who i 0tt Aug. deu, struck a fellow f employe d with an ax, has been sen to aorre 165 days In the county tafti!' Wa ter another man, 1 jl I J wdtement struck a friend. !rcwt heavy atorms In Amorl fanyon killed thousands of stfeama. One party who n the creek succeeded In get ,ortrra!,on barrel of theae h Lr2 .trout Mi salted them s f C tur use. ( u co,trtedi nuT In an gden. Every bust-l- n city was dosed, and hDerthen e'a-- thronged wermfa 'tij the streets as the procession wa a t,))ani tully a thousand j Wi teachora in Ogden dur-mln arhoot year will be re td ,n their rooms after an hour after dismissal fn for lh purpoie of in 4 h tI1!ma,n '4 thu I?00 Md aniworlng que-asked by pupil.: 4 B. a4l!,pitch announces the fact ,l4,athi.t.!u'ir! vho recently ap ?rum Utah, attempt iLu n targe dose of coe - 4 4 ''lltaut tile, lr mJ,,1'Ims. 00 ther being ani The act yai a woman in d Entered Peb. 1 0IL! 1ft IiRM, matter. Poet office March g ill. 21, 1902. aw second-dur- a at Spanish Fork, Utah. Act of Congress SAIL OR DISMANTLE Kaysville was last week. 1 O JAP8 AND RUSSIANS REST. DEMOCRATS NAME TICKET. War Operation in the Far East Are UNCLE SAMUEL WILL HAVE NO 8elect Power for Congreaa and Moylo Almost at a Standstill. for Governor. FOOLISHNESS. What little news was received SunThe Democrats of Utah, ln convenday from- the Manchurian theater of tion in Salt Lake City, on Thursday, Russian Auxiliary Cruiser Lena Will war indicates the almost entire sus-- j September 8, placed the following Probably Remain in the Port of pension of active operations by both In the field: ticket San Francisco Until End of War. Member of con I Russians and Japanese. O. W. Powers of Salt Lake; Igress, The last dispatch from Mukdeu was Governor. James H. Moyle of Salt Russias auxiliary cmlser, Lena, filed Sunday evening. It said that all Lake; secretary of state, Levi N. Har which put into the port of San Fran- was quiet in that region and that ths mnn of Price; attorney general, Grant cisco last Sunday, presumably, from understanding was that the main fores C. Bagloy of Provo; Auditor, J. W. Vladivostok, either will have to leave of the Japanese had retired to Yenta! Geiger of Park City; treasurer, W. B. that port within a brief time pre- on the railroad, about ten miles north, Wilson of Ogden; superintendent of scribed by this government, or will east of Liao Yang. Instruction, Nathan T. Porter of public have to dismantle. That, in brief, it Kuropatkin briefly reports that thers Centerville; justice of supreme court. can be stated authoritatively, is the was no fighting Saturday, except small decision of the American government. patrol encounters. A dispatch received C. S. Varian of Salt Lake; presidential electors, Samuel Newhouse of Salt Admiral Goodrich's report of his in- in London from St. Petersburg givei Lake; Edward II. Snow of SL George; vestigation, telegraphed the navy de- a report that Viceroy AliexefT has re of Ogden. Fred Kiesel J. partment, shows that to make tem- signed. The Baltic fleet, rumors re The Platform. porary repairs to the boilers and ma- gardlng which have from time to tims The Democracy of Utah, ln convenchinery of the Lena, according to the occupied the perss reports, sailed Sun naval experts' opinion, would require day from Cronstadt, and it is officially tion assembled, reiterates its belief In principles of the ox about six weeks time. announced In St. Petersburg that It the ganization that has always stood for The captain of the vessel claims that destination Is the far east. of a'.l the people, as against the SL Petersburg dispatches indicati the rights it needs new boilers and if the request demands of the favored classes preparations to greatly lncreasi since the founding of the republic, and be allowed to put these in as ar- active the Russian fighting force. The story reaffirms Its faith ln the great under ranged, no less than eight months from Port Arthur is one of bombard laid down by Jefferson lying principle ments. time will be required to make the Incorporated Into the Declaration of change. Independence in the following Ian MUST PAY THE FIDDLER. guage: CALL HALT ON CHINESE. We hold these truths to be Striking Packers Must Return to Work that all men are created equal; as Individuals. Poa-!fttoChina What Limit that they are endowed by their Creaof Neutrality Mean. The fifty-nin- e days' strike of Butcher tor with certain Inalienable rights, and are life, liberty and the Allied and Trades at the stockyards among these that Chinese troops are of happiness.. That to secure pursuit concentrating in the valley of the Liao In Chicago Is off. Vice President these rights, governments are Instiriver are causing considerable con-:er- Smith of the Meat Cutters and Butch- tuted among men, deriving their Just In St. Petersburg. The Bourse ers union said the vote of the confer powers from the consent of the govand we pledge cursives to a Gazette thinks It is entirely probable ence board of the Allied Trades coun- erned, continuation of the policy which has that the Chinese government will for- cil to bring the trouble to an' end was ever characterized this party; a strict mally propose to undertake to guard unanimous. President Donnelly has adherence to that principle. We deand to administer the territory actual- telegraphed thedeclslon to all the cit- clare once again in favor of the axiom, first laid down by the ies where the workmen have been on ly occupied by the Japanese, adding: founder of the Democratic party: readTo this Japan doubtless will strike. Equal rights to all and special priviMore than 600 striking livestock leges to none. ily acquiesce, as it will relieve Japan We endorse the platform adopted of guarding her lines of communica- handlers appeared at the oflice of Stock and reaffirm the principles declared by tion. In other words, regular Chinese Manager Skinner of the Union Yards and Transit company to apply the national Democratic convention at troops will become auxiliaries of the for their old positions. He had pre- St. Louis, and cordially and enthuJapanese, and the Japanese army, thus viously announced that he would em- siastically approve the nomination of Alton B. Parker and Henry G. Davis relieved of the necessity of protecting ploy all the old men needed. None of the stock handlers were for president and vice president of the Its lines, stores and land transport, men being informed United States. will set free all the strength of the taken back, the We direct the attention of our fellw that they would be sent for when needJapanese forces to operate against ed. It Is understood that before going citizens of all parties to the conditions Russia. China thus would become act- to work they may be required to sign confronting the electors of this state ually the ally of Japan. If the reports an agreembnt setting forth that they because of the selfish and disgraceful divided the are confirmed, not only Russia, but return as individuals and not as an or contentions whichin have two opposing facparty Republican ganization. other powers, must Intervene to show tions, each led by a Republican UnitChina what the limits of neutrality ed States senator. Such conditions are SLEPT IN THE MUD. the net results of the success of the mean. Enin party ln recent years, bow Time Have Hard Republican Japanese DEFEND WILL plainly manifest, and are but the natKUROPATKIN deavor to Round-u- p Kuropatkin ural consequences of an attempt to arMUKDEN. Force. ray one class of our citizens against established another class in a feud, which, If perto be seems definitely There It Stationed Men Fifty Thousand Id permanent Inthat Field Marshal Oyamas tired sistedtoIn,thewillbestresult to Stop Japanese. of the cominterests Wednes- jury on abandoned dis- troops monwealth. The Democratic party of According to a SL Petersburg off day the attempt to head the state enters its protest against patch the emperor has received a long General whose army these conditions and the causes thereKuropatkin, outGeneral Kuropatkin from report at Mukden, after for, and cal. a upon the people of the safely the arrived state to rebuke at. the polls the aslining the military situation and experiences ln flounderand frightful sumption and arrogance of the party disposition of the Russian forces, ing through mud and mire over the for tbe sitdescribing minutely the strategical Mandarin roads. Some descriptions of which Is alone responsible uation. understood also retreat is of line It considerations. the scenes along the Democratic party neither seek almost incredible. They tell how norThe that General Kuropatkin dealt length- are men fears the Interference of any ecand n mud in the dow slept the lay situaof the clesiastical power, with tbe expresily on the political aspect will ln a drenching rain. sion of popular will at tbe polls, And tion. The contents of the report determined It Is evident that the last denies tbe right of any power or of Kuronot be published. effort of the Japanese to bring any man, or set of men, to dictate poare on made SL was at Tuesday, to Petersburg bay patkin The authorities litical nominations or to control politcommander-m-chlet ical conventions. We hold that Amerof the opinion that General Kuropat- but the Russian faced about and two corps, with artil- ican citlzona are politically free and kin will not withdraw from Mukden lery, beat off the Japanese, while the equal, and tbe people alone ahould exwithout accepting battle. It la remainder of the troops continued to 50.000 men march to Mukden. After that the Jap- wield thla power. pected that he will leave While we are willing and ready at only bang on to the flanks all time to accord to tbe president of to defend Mukden, while the remainder1 anese could and try to shell the retreating coliimns the United States tbe credit due him of his army retire to Tie pass. It from the bills. The outposts are still for his work In soctirlng tbe paaAge over baa believed that General Kurokf ln contacL but they are not even ex- of a national Irrigation law, at the The general staff de- changing shots. 200,000 men. same time we positively refuse to con6f Liao clares that since the battle cede that It was a Republican measbaa been re- Queer Prank of a Bolt of Lightning. ure, but on tbe contray was, as 1 Yang General Kuropatkin laDuring a severe electrical storm shown by the record, Initiated by, inforced by two army corps. Demo-cra and for introduced bored by N. M, Port over Jervis, which awept advocated by Democrats, passed DEATH ROLL HEAVY. many houses and barns were itruck by by Democratic votes, and but for th Hartwood a woman and votes of Democratic members of both Men Killed During lightning. At Ssventy Thousand were probably fatally In- houses, woifid bave been defeatod by her daughter and Past Months Campaign. jured A bolt entered the kitchen Republicans, overwhelmingly. an epi- struck a flatiron with which the daugh fear ofllcers We believe in the dignity of labor The Red Crosa In ter was ironing. The current ran up and recognize tbe rights of tbe toiler out break will who of our state and demic of disease Ijgp arm and foiled the mother, armpledge our candidates near. The root of tbs for oflice to the enactment of such polboth the Russian and Japanese was standing affell which icies and measures as will protect house was torn off. ies. the torrents of rain at Lla Ywg them in their rights and insure their ter the ton days battle worn-ouBROKEN AND DEMORALIZED. and t liberty ln the pursuit of their personal the having compelled everal occupation. The Democrats shelter without to sleep hungry troops This the Condition of Russian Army party now, a In the past, la the friend In any of labor, and pledges It candidates to In Far East n mire by the roadsidesthe that certain a Just and equal enforcement of the be to it Is believed The French government authorltlea law without discrimination ln favor the soldiers will endured by disinfrom received advice hardships of persons, property or power. It ad,n alckn' recently result ln a great Increase terested person who bave Juat return- vocates a just and compensatory wage BldeifrtraA One of them, for tbe service of an eight hour day la The losses on bmh5 ars estimated ai ed from Manchuria. to Russia, work on all public works, and la favorable to September though itrongiy mines, mills and smelter, and In all 0 reluctantly any that the Russian army It case a fair and living remuneration Is mneb broken and demoralized. I added that the Siberian railroad la for tbe labor of all men and women. In tbe Integrity firm alx train running With a reliance In working perfectly, official here attach of th people of Utah, we aubmlt the over It daily- - The World Power. A.k.d toUrv.n. statement. Issue of tbi campaign, national anf those to tht War. Importance state, to tbelr candid judgment at the The Important busine polls. Fear All Are Lost for thi entertained the Interparliamentary J1 are d ei. Bad Wreck In Missouri, Eight People Orave fear and bis Robertson F. William of Being Killed. VMrt-- M infety b.M i. SU and her husband, daughter, these their wife, The Wabash Railroad passenger With gr-- nt unanimity Bridgeport, Conn.. In a loft who of M to train aoutbbound from Do Molne to representative naptha launch, Intending PL Lon la wa wrecked near Pendleton, hour after tional parliament aJl,ptd mile northwest of 8L Mo., alxty-alro to Oyster Bay. A few out of the harbor tions of aalled Louis, afternoon, killing eight Tuesday launch tr. the In one the po.cr'0fnbthe Russiw-aske- furious thunder atorm swept over the passengers and Injuring fifty others to Intervene of the boat has Tbe cause of the wreck has not been tb n In tound, and a no trace determined, but It I thought that $ lDVtod to P Japanese war.world broken wheel deratlod a pasacogef tton of the sotond Coach which Jumped the track anf pmident tlolpate In a Md derailed the dining car with !L Hague conform;;; 10 storm. 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