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Show Ml FRENCH MURDERER BREAKS OUT AGAIN WHO 8HOT DOWN SALT . LAKE SCHOOL BOY BELIEVED TO BE BEHIND BARS. Paris. The strike committee of the railroaders' union at a meeting Mon dav nleht formally called off strike of the railroad employees , Blame Upon a Companion. the man who murdered Thomas the loa In that Kar-rick- , schoolboy, at his this city at noon on .October 12, has been captured. Julius Szlrmay, a Hungarian, aged bas confessed to , laving participated In the robbery of the Karrlck home, but denies that he hotthe boy. He declares that he had X!, is in prison, and a companion In the robbery, and, by Inference, places the blame upon that lerson. This companion he declares lie knew only by the name of Joe, and tiad only known him a short time. As to the present whereabouts of this mysterious companion, Szlrmay declares he has not the slightest idea. A strong chain of circumstantial evidence is being woven around the burglar. Three times loce the murder Szlrmay bas attempted suicide. Once, the day following the crime, he attempted to end Ms lire by using chloroform, but was found by some boys and his life saved. Again he slashed his wrists with the blade of a safety razor, but declares that the pain was so great that he could not go on. Again, he attempted to throw himself In front of a moving train, but bis courage deserted him. A saw left In the ce'.lar at the Karrlck home led to the Hungarian's arrest The ownership of the saw was traced to a family who bad befriended fislrmay, and Its owner admitted he tiad loaned the saw to the young man. Bilrmay says that when he read in the newspapers that the saw bad been found In the house he had robbed, he feared it would be traced back to him, and that he would be charged with the murder of the boy. The officers believe they have a strong case against Szlrmay. and It is predicted that he will yet confess that lie shot down the boy who had gone to his home at noon from school, in order to get his lunch, discovered a man burglarizing the house, grappled with him, or attempted to escape and give the alarm, and was brutally murdered, three bul'ets being fired into "Ms body by the cowardly house- crrrisht iio.) DOLUVER SENATOR CALLED Heart Disease Ends Career of Noted Iowa Statesman Who Was a Leading Insurgent Fort Dodge, Iowa. United States Senator Jonathan Prentiss (Dolllver died at his home Saturday night Dila tion of the heart was fatal to him. Senator Dolllver was in his 53rd year, He had not been in good health for some time. The son of a Methodist preacher, Senator Dolllver was a sincere and prominent member of that denoraina tlon. He was born in what ia now West Virginia in 1858, and graduated la 1875 from West Virginia unlversl ty. Later on with his father he re-- - breaker."- The capture was made by mob violence take Szlrmay safe keeping. , --- . of the alleged murderer the sheriff, but talk of caused that officer to to the state prison for - No Color Question In Denmark. Copenhagen. Denmark proper has no color question, and henoe the fact that the king had Dr. Booker T. Washington, the noted negro educator, dine at the palace with the royal family did not cause the comment which the Invitation to lunch extended to Dr President by Former Washington Roosevelt did In America. Neverthe-- ' has there are some who are acquaint ith conditions in the Dun Mi West Indies who are quietly uug.sMug that tho ring's Invitation may have an 111 effect In the colonies. f-- Jap Pleads for International Peace. New York. A plea for the United States to join hands with Japan in an effort to insure international . peace was made here Tuesday night at a dinner given in honor of Yukio Ozakl, mayor of Toklo, by the Japanese Society of New York. Regarding the possibility of war between Japan and America, Mr. Ozakl declared there can be no cause for such a conflict Battling Nelson Matched. Francisco. Battling Nelson San and Anton La Grave, a local lightweight, were matched Tuesday to Oght fifteen rounds before the Broadway Athletic club in this city, October 28. The men will fight at catch weights. JONATHAN P. DOLLIVER. United States Senator from Iowa- - moved to Iowa lie was admitted to the bar in 1878, began his political career by being elected to the Fifty- first congress, was elected to the suc ceeding congresses up to and including the Fifty-sixth- , and in 1900 was appointed to the senate from Iowa to succeed Senator John H. Gear. In the Republican convention of Theodore 1900 nominated which Roosevelt for president, Senator Dolllver was a prominent candidate for that office until llanna, Piatt and Quay and some others wanted to nominate Mr. Roosevelt Senator Dolllver was a leading Insurgent in the senate, but he had a high admiration for President Tatt, although he waa not regarded as a very welcome visitor at the White House. - Steamers for Pacific. New York. The two palatial turbines Harvard and Yale, sailed MonJourney down the day on a east coast of the western hemisphere through the Straits of Magellan and up the western coast of San Francisco. They were built three years ago for the Metropolitan Steamship company and with them was established a fast passenger service between New York and Boston. The steamers were recently sold, and upon their arrival in Pacific waters will run between Los 14,000-mil- e Woman Figures In Dynamite Case. "San Francisco. Mrs. Belle Lavln, proprietor of a rooming house at 2410 Angeles and San Francisco. Mission street, has been arrested as Burro Wrecked Train. a fugitive from Justice in connection with the Investigation Into the Los Roswell, N. M. One man was killed Angeles Times explosion case. and one badly Injured when Santa Fe passenger train No. 113 ran Into a Japanese Warships Coming. burro at Greenfield, twenty miles The Japanese Toklo. training south of here, and was wrecked. The squadron, t comprising the armored animal went under the pilot, derailing cruiser Adama and the projected which turned completely the engine, cruiser Kasngl, under command of over. Captain Yashlro, sailed Saturday for the United States. Kitchener Has a Job. The government has inLondon. Strike.! Granted Increase. Marshal Lord Kitchener to vited Hed Paris. The directors of the railroads .involved in the strike have become a member of the committee on Imperial defense. This removes a agreed to grant a minimum wage of cause of notation on acthe to of all a lines employees It day of Genof the count running out of Purls. The new scale eral Kitchener. will go Into effect January 1. ' - long-standin- Leads to Killing. Kansas City. Botause John Land, a farmer, killed his dog uiu! refused to pay for the unlmal, J.nns H.mt, also a farmer, shot and killo l Land at a small store, nine miles north or here. Hunt la in Jail. Dog Telephone Service ii what everybody wants. Get it by using "The Phone that talks." i "Hungarian Youth Admit! Participation in Robbery, But Denlea That Ha Fired Fatal Shots, Placing Is believed Prompt Courteous Firmness of Government and Partial Concessions of Employer Ends Struggle of Railway Employes. :AN Suit Lake City. It "aaaaJ STRIKE IS SETTLED Suffragists See Reason for Hope. Now York. That the revolution In Portugal many mark the beginning of equal suffrago for tho entire civilized world, is the declaration of Mrs. Clarence Mackay, president of the Equal Franchise society. Mrs. Sothern Secures Divorce. Strike Is Settled Sothern, Reno. Virginia Harned Paducah, Ky. One thousand employees of the Illinois Central Bhops the actress, has been granted a decree here, who had been on strike since of divorce from E. It. Sothern. Dewere thfi Wedensday, have returned" to work, sertion and both the strikers and the railroad grounds on which the decree was granted.. There waa no contest having made concessions. non-suppo- which bas extended over several Jha. most Important systems France. Work will be resumed on llnoa Immediately. The eollanse of the strike was pri marily due to the stringent measurei taken by Premier Brland, wno caiieo to th colors the majority of the stria en thm comoelline them to do erv The premier aisc Ice as reservists. nlaced under arrest many of I strike leaders and used the military forces without restraint for the pro Aftei pMnn of life and property. having broken the back of the strike arrangea M. Brland successfully settlement whereby practical rhlpf dnmanda of the men were met A serious situation arose through the throwing of bombs and attempts for D Y E at train wrecking, responsibility III which the strikers denied. According to the police these out rages were planned by anarchists and lighting revolutionists who hoped to HORRIBLE FATE OF TWO MEN AS take advantage of the strike agitation to terrorize the people. RESULT OF A FRIENDLY The press in France, with the ex SCUFFLE. cention of certain revolutionary or eanizatlons. were opposed to the strike and supported Premier Brland Both Men Fell In Vat of Boiling Fluid In the settlement or a serious eco nomlc and social crisis. and Were, Fatally Injured Before Friends Could Rescue Them, DEATH OF JULIA WARD HOWE. Being Cooked Alive. End of Career of Gifted Authoresr and Philanthropist. Provo, Utah. H. D. Johnson and R. I. Julia Ward Howe MIddletown, John H. Nebeker are dead as the reis under the weight of Bowed dead. besult of a terrible accident which 91 years, the noted philanthropist her fell the two men at noon Friday. The succumbed peacefully two men were literally cooked in boil- and authoress to an attack of pneumonia at her ing dye. home on Monday. Both men were employed in the Julia Ward Howe was born in New hour noon At woolen the mills. Knight York City on the 27th day of May, scufthey were engaged in a friendly 1319. fle, when they fell into a vat of boilDuring the course of her long life coming dye. Johnson's body was Mrs. Howe was at the very forefront pletely submerged in the heated fluid, of many movements which had to do while Nebeker fared but little better. with American literature, philanthropy Johnson was partially saved by the and. emancipation of her sex. fact that he was uppermost when the From the the early days of her woman two fell into the vat, and for this rea was a woman or conse she hood son was not quite so terribly burned; quence, a woman of affairs, a woman yet Johnson's burns proved fatal, bis who had a very high conception of death occurring Saturday. duties of life. Although of the the a was witnessed by The accident spirit, Mrs. Howe was for number of the other employees who gentlest a most ardent woman suffragist, years when and to the rescue, rushed they Mrs. Howe was a frequent contribu took hold of Johnson's arms to pull tor to some of the best magazines of off wherever came him out the flesh the country. She was also a poetess touched. Johnson, writhing In agony, who found a ready response in the floated twice across the vat before he hearts of the people and then, as an could be rescued from the boiling evidence of her versatility, she turned i her pen to play writing, at which she fluid. was also successful. Perhaps her most famous work was the "Battle Killed Over Trivial Sum. Center, Colo. in a quarrel over a Hymn of the Republic" which Is to every school child In the livery bill of four do'.lars on Thurs taught country today. day, W. W. McCoy, proprietor of a candi stable and, Republican livery ELECTION RIOTS. date for assessor, was shot and killed by Percy Talbot or Denver, a carpen Five Men and Three Women Killed In ter. Talbot fired six shots, five of Guadalupe. which took effect. The sixth shot Basse Terre. Guadalupe. Five mon struck a horse. Talbot was immedi and three women were killed and at ately arrested and rushed to the jail least 'twenty-fivother persons were at Saguache. wounded, six or whom will die. durins rioting at the elections. STANLEY KETGHEL MURDERED or the dead, one a woman 70 years old was shot behind the closed doors or her home, which stands opposite World's Champion Middleweight Pu the town hall. It is supposed that many others injured fled to the woods. gilist Shot Down on Missouri The rioting occurred in the Petit Ranch. Bourg district of this city, the can! tal. Springfield, Mo. Stanley Ketchel.the The trouble beean throimh th w. of the middleweight champion pugilist lion from the town hall of the repreworld, died here Saturday night at sentative of the radical party at the 7:05 o'clock, as a result of being shot moment tne ceased and the In voting early In the day by Walter A. Hurtz, spectlon of the ballots was to begin. The shooting took a ranch hand. The radicals attempted tn tntra o place on the ranch of R. P. Dicker- - entrance and assaulted the twelve son, a mend or Ketchel s, near Con gendarmes who stood t way, forty miles east ;of here. Ketch The gendarmes fl red a vnllav I el had upbraided Hurtz for beating a crlmlnately Into the crowd. horse. While sealed at the breakfast Philadelphia Wins First Game. table, the pugilist was shot in the . Pa in a vi-Philadelphia esback by the ranch hand, who bas uuu was sharply the played in but the game, hills, captured caped Philadelphia later and is now in jail. Ketchel, who American league champions defeated was but 23 years or age, was born in the Chicago "Cubs." the premier team Grand Rapids, Mich., and fought his of the National league, on Monday, 4 last fight with Jack Johnson, Just a to 1, In the first contest of the series iu uecme me worms championship year ago. Nearly 30,000 persons saw the game. Officers Raid Boston Company. Denver Denied Rehearing. Boston. Federal authorities visited Washlncton. Itehearlnw ,ln u,c ho. the office of the Redeemable Investment company at 85 Devonshire called Denver rate case was refused street Thursday and came away with ..luuuay uy me supreme court or the .. ... Manager Charles H. Brooks, the books United States. Thi of the company and several thousand the order of the Interstate commerce dollars in cash, all taken under a war- commission reducing fretKht rates on irom Chicago and St rant charging the company with the ..uC, Louis to Denver to go Into effect. use of the malls in a scheme to Ambushed Their Enemy Chief of Police Fired. Sumimi m. Aioany. Ky. .. , .. . . "rK "nia nuu .t. re tTflM.HA Cincinnati,, O. Following A. John l"'r lamer, and , were urr ..i . .. . ,iic;iii ceipt of Colonel Paul II. Ml'.liken's uuuii-in Jail here Mn ... rormal refusal to resign, Mayor lodged Schwab on Friday removed him from charge or assassinating n v Moles, duty as chief of police. wliojvas shot from ambush." e Still Cut Air on Train. Twenty-ninMissing. Starkvllle. Colo. The bodies of four Chamhery. Franc,. -- Tho Rome Pn. more victims of the Starkvllle mine Paris express narrowly CTCI1led ,,, explosion were brought to the surface wrecked Sunday nlghl. The com hortly after midnight Friday. It was pressed air connections 'had been cut one of them. supposedly by train possible to Identify only and f J' a time the train ran wreckers, are still missing. Twenty-ninwild FELL BOW s Utah Independent Telephone WvNMHNNIHHMHIHMINMHINMHl Dr. C.O.SCOTT DENTIST Ctt Wit W. O. Spanish Ferk. Vtoh E Dr. W. J dlrSr. I of Eack Week it lie Butter Paper Day. ill If jour order! Warner Qvarantiat and City Phjiician Offioe two doers north of City Drugstore. Klf ht calls Bade from offioe Ind. Phone gpaalsh Fork, Utah, placed iff beforj lld, tkatdateyo( 35-2- r. paper will ready Saturd, lout i;lc c Joseph Hughes, M. D. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON Rev. Lee'i bungalow, one kalf block east of Consolidated War en ft Machine Oo. Rxsidinci. corner ini North and 2nd West. OrriCE Houis, 10 to lSe. m. and 2 te 5 p. m. Sundays by Appointment. nd. Phone (21 Spanish Foxx, Ut. Ire! at 4 p.m. from Ornciln Ulloi lOrani What's the mailer Jac ud WM Dth Ce. 3K Spaauk Fork, Utak lad. Phone SI Bell PfcoM 11 BmMmo. hi klMk wmI ( ConuMrc!! 1ms rbriMM Ulia Idtko B.t.f Cvapur. Ottc DR. at T3 H, R. ALLEN Bati BANK FIRST NATIONAL OVER INDEPENDENT PUONE Spanish Fork, For Thousands of scrtiofli been rtoieiroed toculi'i Irrlt atioa Ip that tu:i the past 10 yun II moro will be rtcliia tho nest lOTttn. aa opening for nuj t oi aomes. ritory the ef fcred Crii Tod Iktutioatid has been truthfully Da Lone was oi Mn Belle known more. Diddle piilty. the the that fa In of South Livery TAILOR -- Foed SAMUEL CORNABY Hack Meets NOTARY PUBLIC phone Fork Spanish Money Loaned Lone las te Stable Spanish Fork, Utak All no. II 12 last thr Firm low Intarmt poUl uodi oi paruti paraaai. R. M. Co-o- BUll JEX-FLORI- ST Operative Institution General Merchandise, Flour, Qraln Produce. d tUaofaotnrers of Harness, Boots Shoes. a&d JOHN JONES, Supt. SPANISH FORK, UTAH Baa wA W , i m .0 m Dealers to louthen for the Ext Denvc seventei a m Tuesdaj lasted nitu mated a Vm the qfj minauv lstratlor lion bill the sub the hea ernor S! did not HI Spanish Fork O conne a p. Fresh Flowers sun oiled for all ooca- lions. Funeral designs kept on baad son uneu 10 oruer. All kinds of Furniture Repaired. VUtliln Residence two blocks North of Foundry if, J 17 bPAKtsn Fonit. Utab Go fornla from & Pacific county, intende: Pacific The ne cific am o IrrlftMd Otto, at raaldeaoa, ona blooli aaat ot SPANISH FORK. UTAH. cl fife, ti1im M X FASHIONABLE Q.t d erty LORENZO THOMAS B. H. BROWN, Block North of Bank, tha ii lastrli The Oregon Short Llni Rti! will be pleased to send outfit was s ter regarding Idaho's rttourrj to D. . Bur lay, O P. APorD object! er, A. O. P. A., Salt LiCi:t three 1 ATTORN provo 1 Florid luted Land of Opportu Utah A Land of Home; A. B. MORGAN, taJrat Butiditf It I IDAHO Vith Dr.J.W.Hagan lliS 1 Hill ill Battle E Mexlc tween a band of Kate of corporal bandits ' outlaws To Pi Santa ecutlv( In the e reco toy to ' Incorj the the new Humbu fre ferla, Port, : foi four bod "id It Ii wew f SI New O to th 'Wong Mount V Fruits Central of adverting in this r a. pcr win give 1 ..'.. it Saturday f-.- e Vanderbllt Leads Winners, Shot Down By HushanH New York. W. K. Vanderbllt head') Jollot, Ill.-- Af.er Blle lmd b the list of winners In flat races in sued hrongh half a doZ, s,!ltl France for the season which has Just ' J- - JnJ"ie was probably family ended there. His horses won stakes Monday by her and purses amounting to 1,009,000 fhot himself dead In the courthouse francs (1201,800). square. "lUmm I Office Phene N.43-- e v.0 e I UJ e ,n. Cd I you a pleasanter sur prise than when She said Yes. (topinj ut, WM, if w, ji, t from two Cuthrlo the Oi the ilp4 at r of th onyj. |