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Show The better panish Fork Press - SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1900. VOL. V. NO. 2. HARRY HUGHES HD C.ders, taken for t CAUSED .Wall Paper 2 blks west UTAH 6PANISH FORK, DENTISTRY Brazilian Ship Meets With a Terrible Accident Off Bank Building , Spanish Fork Office in New ? ( AMUEL CORNABY NOTARY PUBlolB Money Loaned J . Rio Janeiro. Explosion in the Powder Magailno links tho 8hlp In Threo Minutes, Only On of tho Offlosrs Being Ssved. to Irrigated ' Karma low Interest special op. tious of partial payments. at residence, one block east of (dice k Co-o- p. - Spanish Fork, Utah. r jeaper and better than ever are ling turned out at HAND BROS. at Benjamin, jrd rist select white $0.50 Common ,- - $5 and 5.50 uniformity in selpct brick that cannot be obtained south of Provo. A IX. M. JEX-FLORI- ST fresh Flowers supplied for all Rio Janeiro, Brazil. Tbs Brazilian turret ship Aqutd&ban has bssn sunk at Fort Jacarepagua, south of Rio Janeiro, as the result of an explosion on board. It is reported that 300 of ber crew perished and that only one officer was saved. The Aquldabau was of 4,160 tons displacement and 6,200 horsepower. She was built in England in 1886, at a cost of 11,726,000. Shs had five torpedo tubes. Her crew numbered 360 ' officers and men. Four rear admirals perished on the Aquldaban, which bad been used tor the accommodation of a number of supernumerary officers and men attached to the flotlllt- escorting tha srulser Barroso. The Barroso had on board the minister of marina and his staff, who wers inspecting sites for new arsenal. The explosion occurred In the powder magazine. The Teasel auk In three minutes. - ocea-- ! ns. Funeral designs kept on hand filled to order. All kinds of Furniture Repaired. T Aidence two blocks North of Foundry id , Spanish Fork, Utah jelandic Mercantile Go. & DRY GOODS. vesf !G. o. E1RIKSSON, MIT ARTIST r . !atsk JR. l. J. KENDALL, B. MORGAN, 3 HOLLER ' OF FIHE FOREIGN CROF REPORT. CRIME OF A JILTED LOVER. Idaho Man 8hoota Four Psopl and Then Ends His Own Llfs. Ids. A sensational tragsdy Boise, Three Blocks East of CIt; Square. $ occurred here Monday morning. HenELLY JAMESON, Manager. ry Neuebauroer, the principal la the affair, lies dead with a bullet through the head, fired by his own hand, and four victims of his maniacal desire to LCl kill are In the hospital. These are 01-ll-e Powell, .aged .28, suffering, from rvati&r V seven buckshot wounds, one of which ft Studio In Martell building, Main street. Open Is In the right lung. . Mrs. Robert wery day from 10 a m. till 8 p. m. Worknan-- a . . . , Orsy, buckshot In the hip, dp and material guaranteed ranging PHOTOGRAPHER Into the abdomen. Lafayette Gray, rite ti LX AND OUTDOOR SPANISH PORK, UTAH e Rail aged 21, son of the preceding, six buckshot, one In the abdomen, one In t R.W.E. WARNER, the right temple, right am broken, and three fresh wounds. Lillian Gray, Offloe and Reaideaoe Just I Slater of Lafayette, 18 years of age, south of City Square. flash wound in right arm and rlghs . Utah. side. The three first named ars In a Turk, serious oondltlon. Neuebaumer Is a Klondyks mining C. man and Is estimated to he worth anywhere from fl60,000 to 8600,000. Office al r k CREBR BtllLDINO. Until 1897 be lived at Caldwell, k this state, pursuing the business of a i rtebt dalla answered paalth Perk, blacksmith, and accumulatsd consld-arabl- e Utah. uom Jamas Kobeitaon'a.1 property. He was a hard worlo er and also studious, and was highly ' respected. In 1897 he went to ths x i He Klondyke and prospered there. ATTORNEY-AT-LAv was attached to the Powell girl, a daughter of John Powell of Caldwell, PROVO plklgkl Bundle Tslspheat II Z and furnished ths money for her edi cation. 8he had promised to marry A.-- SAXEY, him, but It had been put off from time to time. In November he came from ATTOBNBY-AT-LAto claim her. At that time ht Alaska and Conveyaucer Notary Publlo. some 1 1,200 for trousseau her gave Office ot Over Hank t Spanish Fork. The time was set for the wedding, bul Utah. the night before she left home wltk rpaulsh Fork, Lafayette Gray, coming to Boise and registering with him as man and wife Neuebaumer returned to Klondyke coming back to Boise January 17, bul kept wall out of sight. From a great number of lettsrs left by him It li evident he bad carefully planned tbs SITING MACHINE. crime. I CRY A wild panic followPhiladelphia. ing s loud shriek of fire,M brought death to eighteen colored persons and injuries to nearly two score of others Sunday night in St. Pauls Baptist church on ths west side of Eighth street between Poplar street and Girard avenue. The terrible rush to gain ths street was of brief duration, and that more were not killed In the stampede probably was due to the fact that the ohuroh was not crowded. At the time the disaster occurred not more than 300 persons were on ths 'second floor of the building, which, with ths gallery, was capable of COO to 700. The fire was a trifling one and was extinguished before the firemen arrived. The smell of smoke added to f.ht panto and despite the heroin work of the Rev. Johnson, pastor of the church, who tried In vain te allay ths fears of the frigbtened worshippers, the terror-stricke- n people made a desperate rush to leave the chnreh snly to be choked up on the narrow ztairway. Thoso in the rear leaped over the prostrate forms of those who fell, and when the rush was over eighteen lay dead on ths first floor and stairs of the building. Death tu nearly every case was due to suffocation or trampling. Ns Definite News Regarding Russian Winter Cereals. . DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE BY BEARING. HIGH GRADS. t i s J! Si Sallogub Will Pacify ths Battle. Riga, Livonia. The military oparw tlons for ths pacification of the Baltld provinces are proceeding actively tin der the direction of Governor General Sollogub, who Is controlling the move ments of 30,000 troops acting In dlffse snt localities. The governor general estimates that the revolutionists nura ber 20,000 men. In the opinion of thl military authorities It will taka tws years to crush ths guerrilla warfare ars All the revolutionists captursd promptly court martlalsd and ex cuted. Washington. Ths foreign crop report for December shows that over .large areas of Europe the prevailing characteristics were unseasonably hu warm weather and excessively sown have ger.raldity. Crops .lightly minated finely and entered on the winter In strong, healthy condition. Late sowing of crops In Europe, however, ass unusually extensive, and some anxiety is felt concerning them. IB Great Britain the winter wheat area The acreage, has been extended. however. Is still believed to bo diminished as compared with last year. In Franco the wheat area Is the average. In Germany weather conditions ware unfavorable and there was no marked improvement In Roumanla ths area under wheat Is about 16 per cant short of last year. No Important definite news regarding the condition of winter sown cereals in Russia U reaching the outside world. . HOLD MOUNTAIN PA88E8. Armenians Deal Out Death to ers of Mohamet Follow- A courElisabeth, ier has arrived here from Agdsm with dispatches describing the reporteds attempts mads by ths authorities to get a convoy of provisions to ths starving and beleaguered Mohammedans of Ths convoy Shussha, set out three times with a strong escort of troops, Mohammedan volunteers and auxiliaries, but was Interrupted by the Armenians holding the mountain passes. .The whole district Trans-Caucasi- Trans-Caucasi- around Ogdam is harassed by Ar uenl-an- s and others who are perpetrating horrible atrocities, not giving say quarter to the wounded or to women or children. The Mohammedans are greatly enraged at the attack made on the celebrated shrine of Karapet-ren- t. After a savage conflict Armenian attackers broke and find, leaving fifty dead or wounded. Dowle Has Not Bean Deposed. Portland. Charles A. Hoy, alder In the Christian Catholic ApostoHs Church in Zion, who haa Jurisdiction of the affairs of the organization In Oregon, haa received a telegram from Overseer John O. Excell at Zion City denying that John Alexander Dowfe had been deposed as director of financial matters In Zion City. The telegram follows: "Absolutely no foundation for statement In press dispatches that Dr. Dowle been set aside , fn financial matters." js.i Cn by byta fffttsm reliable, honest, high grade lew Ing machine. STRONGEST GUARANTEE. Ensign Wads Acqulttad. Officials Show No Msroy. Charles T. Ensign Washington. St. Wads, charged with responsibility foi Petersburg Dispatches from, the explosion on ths gunboat Banning) IJbau and Milan show that Governor to set ton, in Ban Diego harbor, Cal., soms General Sollogub continues months ago, has been acquitted by with merciless severity against revoluthe courtmartlal in his csss. This to tionists In Courland caught with arms lion of tbs court was taken after a re- In hand or convicted, of participation consideration of the case at Lbs InTwenty-twstance of the secretary of tbs navy, In Inesndtsries or murder. more persons have bssn triad bp satisfied with wbo was not entire! drumhead routrmsrtlal and shot near ths original finding of ths court, tbs officer of ths charges, Llbau. Tbs troops are now advanolog wads will procoed to hta boas and on Prsuenburg. where ths fleeing await orders. have oonoantratsd. o g Rational Sewing Machine Co SAN rRANCISCO. CAL. ' 3 I1 III Eighteen Colored People Killed and Nearly Two Score Injured In i Stamped From Building. I . CHURCH IN Co-o- p. IK. HANSEN, D.D.S ( PANIC PAINTER A PAPERHANGER , FACTORY AT BELVIDCRB. ILL Entered Feb. 21, 1902, as aecond-clna- a at SpanlBh Fork, Utah. Act of CITY DRUG STORE JNO. J. BANKS. Prop. PURE AND DRUGS MEDICINES Six Men Meet Death in a Snowslide at the Mining: PRESCRIPTIONS Camp of Alta. , iimnimnwr? Awful the COMPOUNDED Avalanche Came Down Upon Men ae They Were Sleeping, 1 1 1 1 1 1Y EXPERIENCED PHARMACISTS, WmSS& III! Greatest Insurance Agency Sweeping Away the Houses and Burying the Victims Beneath Twenty-fiveFee- t of Snow. matter, Poat office March 8, W9. Conrs W. H. RAY, TIME TABLE Sandy, Utah. After many hours of r 411 Arrival 4 departure .f train trom Depetl frantic toll on the part of a large band Sprlncvllte.Preve.Salt Lake UTAH. No. I For ot Alta miners, the bodies of the six PROVO, and ail point. and wait... .1:01 m No. 29 ForHorlofTiU. Prove, Salt Lake victims who suffered death In the aw an 4 all point. eaet and vmi. ...I.4tpm No. I Per Eureka, Mammoth and Silful snowslide at the camp Saturday ver City .....4:40 pm No. morning were uncovered and Sunday Eureka, Mammoth and 81Independent Insurance Agency. :Uam varCtly afternoon brought to Sandy, where Connection, mad In 0dea Cntoa depot wUh fuf hall atl train Southern PaolQo and Orea Share awaiting they lie in the city Line. neral arrangements by friends and OFFEBS CHOICE OF relatives. Following are the names, Firs, Llfs, Accident, Health and Plait Gian PAST THH00G8 TRAINS DA1LT ages and, so far as lfas been ascerof tha tained, the places of residences AND THREE DISTINCT SCENIC ROUTES dead: WRITS US FOR RATI. Pulman Paler and ordinary Steeple ear U Denver, Omaha, Kami, city. Si, Louis a ad Bennett, Albert, aged 28; came Chloaco without ohane. unfrom Santaquln, Utah; history . Free Reollnln Chair Care; Pertaaally In the Lead Twenty Years. looted Exouratona; a perfect Dial oar Oahj known Claybourne, George, aged 30; mother resides In 8a!t Lake. ErickFor rate, folder, ete , Inquire of CLAUD BROWN, Tlokl Ageet, Salt son, John, aged 26, Riverton, erwrlt L A. BENTON. Lake county. Gray, John, aged 66; O. A. P D., Salt Laka ate. stranger from California. Murphy, --are Jerry, aged 46, miner, Paric City. Powell, William, aged 18, Sandy, boarding house keeper. Powell was in charge of the board. Ing house conducted in the camp by ot Bendy, his Mre. John Matoon iS-FOOmother. Gray was a miner employed by the Columbus Consolidated Mining aitb victims The remaining company. were strangers who had come to the raoxs Bo. It. camp seeking work. In the deed of night, while ell the Spanish Perk, vlotlme were asleep, the evelenohe rushed down the mountain side withHay out a moment's warning, sweeping away the boarding house referred to COMPLETE LINE 07 end the saloon of Ross Ormburat, the Co-OporalMurend Grey adjoining building. ivo phy were sleeping In the saloon; the SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S other victims were in their bunks at the boarding house. Armburst, the proprietor of the Lee Herrick and John Baker Dealtra la were sleeping in that portion of the saloon which escaped the beeriest SPANISH FORK MEAT COMP Y portion ' of the slide, and by some DEALERS nr freak of chance they escaped death, although they were buried in from FRESH 1SD CUBED MEATS three to alx feet of snow. Armburst, F1HCY ARD STAPLE GROCERIES who says that when he was awakened ' he found himself out of his bed end HIGHE8T SASH PRISE PAID FOR entombed In a drift, was the first u and NO PELTS. ' JUDES recover himself. Uunfsoturers of Although clad In nothing but his night shirt, without even a pair ot from the Icy socks as protection drifts, Armburst probed the snow un. FlkHIOXABLE til he found Lee end Baker, who, end though burled, were still alive, end assisted them In digging their way One block north of Bank, JOHN JES, BupL out. Then these three breve men, Utah. with only their night garments to pro- Spanish Park, Utah. Iptnlsh Perk. tect them from the storm, which at that hour 2 o'clock Saturday morning wee raging fiercely, worked for hours In an effort to locate the other victims. All suffered greatly, end Baker's feet were badly frozen. Although the elide, which cam from the Ruster hill, on the eoutn until you receive and approve ot your bicycle. side of the oanyon, had traveled near ly half a mile before fledtug Us vicanyone oa tim, It seemed to spend Its force at the point where the buildings were Mob&ioSeia struck as the avalanche did not go farther across the flat. The rescuing with Coaster Drakes and Punctureless Tires. force began work at 7 oclock, end 1803 A 1904 Modoia shortly before noon Saturday the last Debt Makes eeeseeeeeeeeeeaeet wf the victim had been- - uncovered, d An y make or model you want at usual bodice being buried from ton to Choice ot any standard tires end best pnoe. feet In the herd peoked twenty-fivequipment on all our bicycles. Strongest guarantee. snow. We SHIP OH APPROVAL C. O. D. to anv one irtfwuf a cent deuoeit and allow 10 DAYS JURY MAKES REPORT. 29-- Por 1- ..INSURANCE.. fl Q dox LumboF Company. B. H. BROWri, biVOPI Ci Building 'Material. & Bsil:d e; Prcta. Stablo. Hack Meats alt Tfclhb Spanish Fork ..PAINTS.. Institution, General Merchandise O Flour, Grain Produce. Harness, LORENZO THOMAS Boots Q Shoes. RIDER AGENTS WANTED IJo C.lonoy Required Tea Days Frco Trial CIO to 024 Aff) one-thir- e Husband and Wife Charged Wttti Murdering Girl. Colo. The second coroner's Wray, Investigation of the death of Miss Gerrettje Haast, who was found dead on her ranch near here, late Sunday night concluded Its work and ordered the arrest of G. J. Van Wyck and his wife on the charge of complicity In Mrs. Van the murder of, the girl, Wyok Is a sister or the dead girl. Ths latter had Insured her life for ths benefit of the Van Wycks. TUNNELED THROUGH FLOOR. Made to Rob a Kansas Bank. A bold attempt to Kan. Topeka, rob the vaults end safes of the Mar chants' National bank of Topeka was discovered Sunday. The robbers had coromeooed work Hi the basement end tunaeled through eleven feet of solid rock to the floor of the venlte, effect. Ing an entrance. They bed attempted to wreck the safes some time Saturday night, but their efforts bed failed, Bold Attempt FREE TRIAL W ore purchase SocondourHand Whoota In Is binding. 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Notice the thick rubber tread "A" and puncture airli-- a B ami "if," jbi priw. tire will 1U ud Kknf ,h,p W win allow a mr-i-h faamS of (thereby maktn, tha price Hta per pair) If you pend Ml wlta eetfwu lira tol(be returned tt out eipense ti not aelWaotory on . w. eaamlaatiou. HEAD CYCLE CO., O Dept. J.i; CHICAGO, ILL. |