Show a NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS Safe Crackers Get in Their Work at Provo DETAILS OF TH ROBBERY ARRESTED AT SPIUMJVIILE A7 D KTOW IX COTOTV JUL Irrigation Arbitration Tlic Provo School District Out of Debt Invalids In-valids of Park City Cold Weather Weath-er at the Paris Items of Interest From Utah Tow PROVO Jan IGSafe crackers got 2n their work at the Union Pacific depot de-pot here Jast night or rather this morning about 4 oclock They gained an entrance to the oflice through the waiting room The waiting room is f locked and they entered with a pass key which was found this morning 4 morn-ing on the floor After gaining a entrance en-trance to the waiting room they used a chisel to pry open the door leading to the office After this they drilled a small hole in the safe door put in tom esrlosive and blew the door entirely en-tirely off from the hinges and clear across the room Thy then took the small money compartment out of the sate across the track south of the depot de-pot about three hundred yards and there broke the door open and took all the money about 15 They left the checks insurance papers and other valuables untouched About 4 oclock this morning the telephone attendant at the central office of-fice says the telephone rang from the Union Pacific depot He got out of bed and answered the call but no one responded so he went back to bed It is supposed that the concussion from the explosion jarred the telephone tele-phone sufficiently to cause it to ring I is supposed that these fellows are the same men who burglarized the R O CV di riot at Lehi Monday night Sheriff Brown and his deputies took 1 t he ease in charge this morning and at once struck the trail The men were heard of at Thistle on the line of the R G W The thieves are branded in good share I came about in this way They found some typewriters tape done ui > in tinfoil and thinking it cf some alue opened it up Finding what i was they squeezed It up in their hands and threw i down The ink on those tapes is indelible and is Impossible to wash ot The officers ave plenty of clues to work on and it I is only a question of a short time before the thieves are caught From all indications there are three nf them in the gang a negro and two wtoitp men They were seen around Provo yesterday and these are the who this morning parties were seen moring about 1030 at Thistle A pair of pants worn by one of the fellows here in town yesterday was left at the denot A slung shot was found near the demolished de-molished safe made of a rock and a large napkin The napkin if marked with the initials E J S in r > ne corner A brace was stolen out cf the R 1 W tool house Tuesday right i it is Tresumed by this fame pang Officers Brown and Fowler took the freight train for Thistle this morn Ing and expect to apprehend the fugitives fugi-tives bpfnre night LaterThe three men were apprehended apprehen-ded and arrested today about 2 p m at Spnrfrville and are now in the county I 3jl Two of them James Stanley and i Wiliam Baker were liberated from the I iounty jail only a few days ago The negro who gives his name as fWilliam Panels is a very brIght fellow The officers are very positive these three are the men who burglarized the R G V > r depot at Lehi Monday night and the U P depot here last night ands and-s they have ample proof of their guilt They were seen around Lehi about the time of the robbery there ottO were seen here last evning As to the other proof against them the ofii crs ttill say but little IRRIGATION ARBITRATION J D H McAllister and W H Haigh from Salt Lake county will meet at Lent today Walter Scott and D W t Thomas of titan county for the purpose of selecting the fifth man to act with these four as an arbitration board on the difficulties between the Salt Lake Canal companies and the Utah county farmeis owning land along the shores of Utah lake 1akOUT OUT OF DEBT The Provo city school district Is now entirely out of debt having paid the last of a 56450 debt yesterday At the same time the schools are in firstclass condition with a corps of teachers who are a credit to their calling The school board are to be congratulated on the way in Which they have conducted the affairs of the district the last two years yearsMISCELLANEOUS r MISCELLANEOUS LOCALS Marriage licenses have been Issued by Clerk Jones to John Whittaker aged 42 and Elizabeth Nichols aged 37 of American Fork Edwin Wardle Weed aged 20 and Phoebe Elizabeth Smith aged 25 of Santaquin Deputy Sheriff Zimpleman of Carbon brought Charles Dilly of Helper to Provo today to place him in the asylum asy-lum Probate Judge L M Olson of Carbon county refused to sign the commitment com-mitment on the grounds that his official term had expired with statehood Two of the selectmen however signed the papers and the officers think there will be no trouble In getting him into the asylum Dilly was lying sick and when he heard the news of his father being drowned at sea went crazy He afterwards after-wards got better and learned that his father was alive and well and teaching teach-ing school he again lost his reason He is being held in the county jail pending an answer on the validity of the commitment |