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Show V I n isui Ie hughes ibry fmrira PiPEBaiWQia '',fSjwvall blks west 2 8PAKISH Co-o- UTAH DENTISTRY in New Hank Building Fork Spanish iMUEL CORNABY notary PUBbia, Loaned Money aied Kurms-lo- Interest w special of partial payments. east of Co-o- p. t,i residence, one block srAtusH Four, - - - Utah. turn and better j turned out at ,per '0 than ever are SAND BROS. it Benjamin, white select non . $0.50! $5 and 5.50 brick that in select uniformity iot be obtained south of Provo, Mi JEX-FLORI- ST Flowers supplied for all ooca-- l Funeral designs kept on hand led to order. ; kinds of Furniture Repaired, nca two blocks North of Foundry !,h Spanish Fork, Utah .Me Mercantile Go. Czar Nicholas Surrenders and Count Witte Becomes Head of Russian Government! Autocracy a Thing of the Past and People Art Granted Free Speech,' a Fret Press, Right of Assembly and Habeas Corpus Imperial Manifesto Issued. St. October Petersburg. Monday, 20, 1905, will be a day to be venerated for ages to come by all good Russian citizens, as It was upon this date that the autocracy of the Romanoffs and the old order of things ceased ko exist in Russia. Emperor Nicholas Count Witte )ias surrendered and comes into power as mlnlster-presi-klen- t, with an Imperial mandate which Will enable him to convert the farcical national assembly Into a real legislative body, elected by greatly extended suffrage, and to confer upon the people fundamental civil liberties, Including free speech. These welcome tidings reached SL Petersburg shortly before 6 oclock Monday evening. Count Witte had spent the day with the emperor at Peterhof, going over Jhe final draft of the manifesto, to which he insisted that certain minor modifications be made and, before taking the train for St. Petersburg, he Murdered Girl Wat Member of a Th atrical Company, and Man to Whom She Wat Engaged la Charged With Crime. Boston. That the dismembered body found in a suit case at Winthrop on September 21, is that of Susan Geary, Jf Cambridge, is the belief of the girls family and friends, and of the Boston police department. Miss Geary, who was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Geary, was a chorus girl of the "Shepherd King" company and was known on the stage as Ethel Durrell. She was 21 years of ige. Mrs. Geary on Sunday identified :hree rings taken from the right hand !ound in the second dress suit case picked up near the new Charleston orldge on Friday last, as those worn oy her daughter when she absented herself from the theatrical company n September 11. Confirmation of Miss Geary's disappearance from the company came from Morris Nathan, secretary of the company, and to whom Miss Geary was engaged. After a long and searching examination at police headquarters, he was held on a charge of murdering his iweethearL Miss Susan Geary, the victim of the Winthrop suit case mystery. TOOK REFUGE IN VAULT. Crazed Murderer Holds Posse at Bay for Hours. Bloomington, 111. Mayor Charles Nickel, of Chenoa, was shot and killed Saturday afternoon in the Bank of Chenoa; Hugh Jones, a brick mason, was also shot and killed, and two paBsersby were shot and slightly wounded by William Leduc, a farmer who lives near Chenoa. After the shooting, Leduc dragged the body of Jones Into a vault and stationed himself beside it, for hours holding hundreds of people at bay who attempted his capture, several hundred shots being exchanged. Finally he surrendered and Is in JalL Nickel married a sister of Leduc. Leduc was mnrried some years ago.' It Is alleged tfiit he bad domestic troubles, which Nickel adjusted, but Leduc always Imagined Nickel had not acted fairly In the matter. For some time neighbors had said that Leduc had acted queerly, and It la supposed Saturdays crime resulted from Leduc brooding over his wrongs. telephoned to a friend that the emI DEALERS IN peror had affixed his signature and UAL MERCHANDISE ft DEI GOODS, that the Imperial mandate comprising ithe conditions upon which he had W Blocks East of City Square. jagreed to accept office was in his pocket These Include freedom of the LLY JAMESON, Manager. press, the right of assembly, and the Immunity of the person, Including the LO. right of habeas corpus. An Imperial manifesto has been Issued, appointing Count Witte prime minister with special authority to coHtrtall building. Main strati Opaa 10 hr from a. m. till Ip. n. Workmaa-- 1 ordinate and unify the powers of the .... different branches of the army. Civic material cuaraotaed OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHER liberties are granted to the Russian ...SPANISH POSH, UTAH people, and to the national assembly V. E. WARNER, Is given legislative power, while the suffrage is enlarged. Ofloe anft tkalrtanifr JoH Count Witte Insisted on a cabinet HARRIMAN AND HILL AT WAR. sooth it Cty qoiare. on the British model, with a selected Deto the Imperial As a Result the Burlington Has e Utah premier responsible Fsrk, Lake. to Build to cided 8alt emdouma, or parliament, while the Salt Lake City. A special to the peror clung to the appointment of the Lake Herald from Boston says: Salt Amerion . C. T. the of the members cabinet, can plan, by the emperor as chief of It Is a facL although James J. Hill In Offltt at an Interview Saturday issues technical Btate. causa buildino. denials that the Burlington road will Count Witte, Russias first premier, Lake. This was learned enter Salt to the sent the following message lolls ana wared pwatal Perk, has from an official source. The Saturday Ama kobartaoas. Vial American people. move is only one in far reaching and I am sure the American people, gigantic railroad ambitions in which who understand what freedom Is, and Hill and Harrlman are opposed. There B. MORGAN, them, as early dethe American press, which voices the is no truce between will show. They have velopments ATTORMY-AT-LAwishes of the people, will rejoice with reached an agreemenL but It Is nn the friendly Russian nation at this mo- agreement to disagree. The BurlingM PBOVO RoOdlig TaltpkSM II X ment, when the Russian people have ton will build Into Salt Lake, though Mr. Hill continues to Issue technical received from his Imperial majesty the denials. promises and the guarantees of freeSAXEY, More Moroe Made Good. dom, and will Join In the hope that the under Manila. Troops Captain Russian people will wisely aid In the toveyaneer and Notary Pnblla. coThird cavalry, of the R. Frank McCoy of those liberties by realization Odles Over Bank of to Major General Woods, , Bpsafsk Perk. operating with the government for the Datto All, head of have Introduction. Uli Fork, Only surprised e Utah. their peaceful thus will It be possible to secure the the Moro Insurgents of the island of full benefits of the freedom conferred Mindanao, who has been on the war path for some time pasL and killed upon the people. him, together with hiB son and ten The effect throughout Russia Is ex- followers. wounded Moros pected to be Instantaneous. While the were taken prisoners and many arms of ammunition revolutionists threaten hn attempt to and n large quantity Americans were was Three captured. keep up the present struggle, the best killed and two wounded. opinion Is that the backbone of the STRIKERS HAVE FUNDS. strike la broken, but In the final analyfar how sis the effect will depend upon Millionaire Merchants Count Witte will be able to execute Rumored That asMoscow Art of Backing Them. the heavy task which he has sumed. St. Petersburg. The strikers Borne persons high in the governhave some funds, but whence ment believe It will be necessary to been derived Is a mystery have use ball cartridges to suppress the they to rumors being circulated Witte but Count movement, According present milMoscow appears confident. He has become the in SL Petersburg, the supbeen have cross lionaire merchants bridge whereby the people are to and to constitutionalism. porting the constitutionalists to concontributions made have large count has already tentatively The belief thnt selected the members of hts cabinet. tinue the strike underbe the forced to surHe will himself hold no portfolio. All the government will the present ministers except those of render. war, navy and foreign affairs, will be Dollars In a retired. Prince Obolensky, one of the Found Flvt Thousand Baby Buggy. count's former assistants in the ministry of finance, will become minister nttsburg. The persistent report of Interior; M. Romanoff, another Mrs. Cunltffe, tho wife of Edward that former assistant to the minister, will raNvVfiJ tnr ty!nf (hit take the finance portfolio; M. Konl, George Cunllffe, the Adams Express reliable, honeth at present a senator . and Russia's libber, had In hor possession 15,000 o r ablest jurist, will be minister of Jus- the 1101,000 stolen by her husbund on high grade lew i tice; M. Krosovsky, prosldctft of the October 9, was confirmed Saturday, , log machine, SL Petersburg municipal council, will when Superintendent 11. J. Riderman I kO.NGEST take the ministry of education, and M. of the Pinkerton detective agency GUARANTEE. Ziegler von Schaffhauscn, chief of the went to the Cuhllffe home, No. 814 lA!! Sewing Machine Co railroad department of the ministry of Lorenz streoL West End, this city, finance, will become minister of wayi and In the lining of a baby carriage JJJfRANClSCO, CAL. communications. and found a package containing 5,000. AT iOLVlDCRBi ILL EIRIKSSON, MIT CITY DRUG STORE UNO. J. S01VE0 AT LAST BANKS, Prop. OF TOE PEOPLE p. fork, - - DRESS SUIT COSE MISTER! Paper K.HANSEN.D.D.S. iiHoe BOSTON ARTIST KENDALL, W Members of School Fraternity Horrified When They Went After Their Candidate Lad to Remain by Railroad Bridge, and When They Returned an Hour Later the Discovery Wae Made That He Had Been Killed. Forty-thre- e evl-lentl- y 'v intiTt Laj MEDICINES : c PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED EY EXPERIENCED PHARMACISTS. 9rtMnmintTr!YTmbTmrilllinillHMmmHMnnnniHimMllHUHHIIinntVliniV!Trm Told Insurance Greatest Agency W. H. RAY, TIME TABLE Phone MR. Gambler, O. Stewart L. Pierson, a 411 B. Aoademy At. Arrtvsl dapamrt f tnla. proa Dsptot freshman at Kenyon college, was killT No. rot UTAH. iprtntvlllt,Prev, Sell Lakt ed by a train Saturday night while PROVO, and ail dim at mm ..4 wet....l:Ma m IS Tmt N. awaiting Initiation Into the Delta KapSprtatvUie Fro., Salt Lakt ill point mm m4 ww..,.l; ill- pa Epsilon fraternity. I4.am.th It. S For Eureka, verClty ....SilOtm According to the statement of memHo. 8 For Eureka, ll.mm.lh aid 81Independent Insurance Agency. bers of the fraternity, Pierson bad vrOUy ;llaw CobbooMom mod. la Ogdm Data. dopM wttl been told to station himself at the foot aB train, 4 8o.th.ra FaalAa .b4 Oragaa there of an abutment of the railroad bridge OFFERS CHOICE OF and await the coming of a committee Firs, Accident, Health and Flats Clue Ufa, to take him to the fraternity house fast through When they went to the spot an hour AND THREE DISTINCT SCENIC ROUTES later Pierson was not in sight. A eon Pulm.a Palace and ordla.ry Stasplag waive M katss. tie search revealed the students mangled Daar.r, Omaha. E.iim City, Si, Loultinsag body on the railroad track at the Chicago without oheng. bridge. How he came to be on the In tho Lead Twenty Years. Reclining Chair Car.: PareoaaHy m-4uoFr. Exourat.na; a perfect thalag Cm Bm bridge the students are at loss to unTlOO, derstand. It was asserted Sunday that For ratM. folder, at. . Inquire of Pierson had been tied to the railroad CLAUD BROWN, HAM or writ. LA. BENTON, track by the Initiators, but the fraO. A. P. D Balt Lake ate. men ternity emphatically deny that this was done or even contemplated. Young Pierson was a son of L. N Pierson, a business man of Cincinnati. Mr. Pierson, Sr., is a member ot Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity and had come here to attend the initiation of his son. Pierson has notified the members of the fraternity that he does "2-- P not attach any blame to them. ui 1- ..INSURANCE.. H m mimim u4 iox bumbop Company. 3 RU8SIAN SITUATION ALARMING. Dispatch Received from American L gallon Asking for Instruction. Washington. The condition of affairs In Russia formed the basis of a dispatch reoelved at the state depart meat from Spencer Eddy, the Amert can charge at St. Petersburg, who sale the situation was very alarming. The dispatch was the subject of a long conference between Secretary Root who returned to the city from New York early Saturday evening, and Mr Bacon, the first assistant secretary who has been acting as the head of the state department during Mr. Roots &b sence. Mr. Eddy asked the depart ment for further Instructions to meet any eventualities which might arise out of the condition of affairs as they now exist In St. Petersburg, and late Saturday evening these were cabled to him. One feature of these covers the question of protection of Americans residing In SL Petersburg In case of a general uprising which might endanger their lives. In the event of an outbreak they will be accorded the legation protection of the American until further arrangements can be made for their accommodation, If auch be found necessary. It Is not believed by the state department officials that there Is any great number of Americans now In SL Petersburg, as most of the tourists have left the country In anticipation of the winter season. Such as may be In the interior it la thought are not In any danger. American , Mining Engineer Death In Old Mexico. Hack Meets all Tr&Iho Building Material. 'room No. II. Prcta Bilbl liar & ... 0). upon to Ilermoslllo. A Billion Dollar Country. A bulletin issued Washington. by the bureau of statistics of the department of commerce and labor estimates that the foreign commerce of tho United States for the calendar year 190S will amount to more than $1,000, For the nine months ended In September the Imports of material! for use In manufacturing amounted to (422,000,000, and the exports of manufactures to $424,000,000. Manufacturers materials Imported In the nln 000,-00- months of 190S were practically twice as great In value as In the corresponding period of 1890 r Spanish Fork , . COMPLETE LINE OF Co-Operat- ive SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S ..PAINTS.. Institution,- -, Dsalsrs la General SPANISH FORK MEAT COMF1 DIALERS Uf fresh iss cum Merchandise, iuts F1HCY AID STAPLI GROCERIES O HIGHEST BASH PRISE PAID FOR NO PEUTt. JUDES tfaaniMtaiwn O Boots mi Shoes. One bloak north of Bank. Ipttlib Part, of Harness, f Tailor, Produce. and Lorenzo thomas ASBIOIiBLS . Flour, Grain JOHN Utah. "JO.Iqi . fguitk firt, Utah. SlIDER AGEtlTS VAtlTED fJo r.7onoy Roquirad receive and approve of until bicycle. jour you reaching Ilermoslllo, engaged a Mozo, or native servant to guide him to mines In the Interior. When only six miles out of Hermo slllo, according to the story brought by the City of Topeka, ODea was shot In the back by his Mexican guide. His body was found by travelers and taken i tbh tpanlab Ferk Meets the state. ODea was formerly Identified with mining In this state. He sailed some and, WVOP ABO anyotJt on San Francisco. Pasdngers arriving on the steamer City of Topeka, from the Mexican coasL bring a story of the death of John ODea, an American mining engineer, who was murdered some weeks ago while on his way from Hermo8lllo, the capital of So nora, to the mines In the Interior ol weeks ago for Guayamas B. H. BROWN,- 00(3 ' Stable). KILLED BY HIS GUIDE. ATT0RNBY-4T-U- aide-de-cam- p ANDimi PURE DRUGS Ten Days foosWZStt with Coaster Frca Trial to 02C CIO and Puncturelesa Tires. Uralcee EBfiK2S 07 to 012 venal Any male or model you vant at one-thiprice. Choice of any standard tires and best equipment on all our bicycles. Strongeet guarantee. We SHIP ON APPROVAL C. O. 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