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Show IV. NO. 40. rOt 8PANI8H FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER hughes CTrbY REACHES i!Sj-V- all Paper 2 blks west Co-o- UTAH Streets Were HANSEN, D.D.S. )K, WENT OVER THE 8trongly Guarded Troops to Prevent the People Making Demonitrationa. Spanish Fork 2.50 Diltioii arrii B mdg amuel cornaby NOTARY PUBblO Money Loaned interest special l artna-l- ow rented Hon of partial payments, one block east of jot it residence, op-- 1 Co-o- p. - Utah. smnlhh Fohk, brisks Mper and ag turned better than ever are out at it Benjamin. t select white ini - $0.50 $5 and 5.50 in select brick that) obtained south of Provo. Emon Toklo. Baron Komura, the foreign minister who acted as chief plenipotentiary for Japan, arrived here Monday from Vancouver, B. C. His reception at the railroad station was not Will Continue to Use its Influence at enthusiastic, those present being Parie and Berlin for an Understandgovernment dignitaries. The ing Between France and Germany. streets were strongly guarded by the troops, police and gendarmes. The baron drove to the palace in an imRome. In conection with the alperial carriage. leged revelations regarding the events The emperor showed exceptional which preceded the resignation of the honor to Baron Komura in dispatch- French minister, M. Delcasse, the foling to Yokohama, where he landed lowing communica-ofrom the Empres of India, Colonel has been Issued here: bis majestys aide de camp, "The action taken by Italy at Paris, who went alongside the steamer in a London and Berlin in connection with despatch boat and brought Komura the Moroccan affair waa absolutely ashore. Baron Komura landed at the friendly and conciliatory and in the imperial enclosure. While the baron interests of peace. The action was was on his way to Toklo by train, pot fruitless, as owing to it France acColonel Inouye constantly kept at cepted the conference proposed by Komura'a side and on arrival here Germany, which the former originally they drove together to the palace in opposed, to agree to the fundamental an imperial carriage sent from the conditions claimed to be discussed by household stables. the conference. Foreign Minister Tit-coThe emperor cordially received Barcommunicated this to M. Barrere, on Komura and during the audience, the French ambassador to Italy, and which lasted over an hour, it is believed the baron made a full verbal oothing else. It is also understood that the Italreport to the emperor of the course of the peace negotiations, emphasiz- ian government will continue to ubb ing President Roosevelts effort in be- Its Influence at Paris and Berlin for an understanding between France and half of peace. At the close of the audience the em- Germany. The relations between Italy and peror honored the baron with a written personal message, highly prized France continue to be most friendly, the French government having emby Japanese statesmen. The message attributed expressed satisfaction at the fact that phatically denied a speech was consld-ire- d peace was concluded and commended to Premier Rouvler, which disrespectful towards Italy. InKomuraa able services as shown durfeed, as one evidence of these good ing the negotiations. relations, France will send a naval squadron to Genoa to greet King VicUNION DISSOLVED. tor Emanuel, who Is going there October 28 to insugurate the new harbor ForBeen Hava Sweden and Norway works. mally Separated. CONGRESSMAN SENTENCED. union beStockholm, 8weden.--T- he tween Norway and Sweden, existing Williamson, of Oregon, Sentenced to since 1814, has been dissolved, both Ten Months Imprisonment. houses of the riksdag having passed Ore. John Newton WilPortland, the government bill repealing the act from Oregon congressman liamson, of union and recognlzlnz Norway "as for the Second district, was sentenced a state separate from the union with in the United States court on SaturSweden." The lower house adopted to aerve ten months imprison the bill without debate, but two or day and pay a fine of 500. He waa ifient three members of the senate exlectured by the court for failure to set pressed the opinion that the dissolua good example to others because of misfortune tion was an Irreparable exalted public position. his and that the time would come when States Marion R. Biggs, Norway would perceive the benefits commissioner, was taxed by the court of the union. of and Both houses subsequently passed with a similar dereliction but duty In the the new flag law. The flag will be a given an equal penalty, convicted ot Dr. Van JJesner. yellow crosa on a blue ground, the case of same aa existed prior to 181, the being a fellow conspirator to suborn union mark, now showing in the up- perjury, on account of age and feeble health, the term of Imprisonment was per left hand corner, being elimi- cut In two and the fine doubled. nated. Appeals are pending and a stay of execution was made pending a further LOST ALL FOR LOVE. order of the court. Meanwhile, ConWilliamson will go free on Grand Duke Cyril Feels Weight of gressman his own recognizance, but n bond cl Osars Displeasure. 4,000 waa required of the other two SL Petersburg. The official Mes- defendants, as during ths trial of the case. As the term of imprisonment Is senger publishes an Imperial ukaae less than one year, the sentences must dated October 15, dismissing Grand be served In the county Jail. . Duke Cyril from the service because BATTLE IN CRETE. of his recent marriage to the Princess Victoria, the divorced wife of the Five of the Insurgents Killed and Grand Duke of Hesse. The ukase also Eight Wounded. deprives the grand duke of bis decoraCanea, Island of Crete. Russian tions and other honors. gendarmes and civil guards loldlera, In addition to the other punishon Friday occupied the village of Ary ments mentioned Grand Duke Cyril la In the Italian xone, and a fight mo title the beur to deprived of the right ensued which of Imperial highness and his entire with the Insurgent Russlon Income, which Is derived lasted until night. The details have from the $2,500,000 set aside for each been censored, but local papers regrand duke at his birth and which has port that live of the insurgents were since been augmented In various killed and eight wounded and that ways. The grand duke left Poterbof the Russian troops auffored no casMonday night. ualties. prin-clpall- y ni M. JEX-FLORI- ST Flowers supplied for all ooca-s- i, Funeral designs kept on hand dtilled to order. Hi kinds of Furniture Repaired, deuce two block North of Foundry Spanish aFork, Utah fresh Hie Mercantile Co. IN DEALERS IL I MERCHANDISE DRY GOODS. Aree Blocks East of City Squire. iLVt JAMESON. Manager. G.O. EIRIKSSON, L. ARTIST JRTRAIT wta Msrtall boUdlor, Mata atm. Opaa 4y from 10 a as. till I m. Workmaa-la....d material guaranteed 4IIO OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHS! PAgiSH vo . STAB 1W.E. WARNER. d Boakleaoa Jn$ aooih ot CUy SquAiw. Offlo KENDALL. II. C. T. Offtee cnn at oviLDiiia. Bpeatah Perk. sills aniw.red Aalsmss Mebsrtsoa'a. I. Vlsk B. MORGAN, .TTORNIY-AT-LA- -- L OtA e e Zfchferk, W PROVO Talopkaoi X SAXEY, ATTOBNBY-AT-LA- Conveyancer and Notary Ofllre Orer Rank of 8psnfsk Fork. Ipotlih Fork, Publla. Utah. SETTING MACHINE. ROLLER BEARING, HIGH CKADIe RAILS SPREAD, Mia-aou- Kit-bur- n, e Gao'Leak With a janitor Looked for Candle. Lighted Pittsburg. The First Presbyterian church at McKees ltocka, a west end auburb, wa demolished on Monday natural gas. The by an explosion of to hare been the lt said la explosion of a leak la the basement of the the Janbuilding which waa aought by David candle. itor with a lighted burned waa badly Leader, tha Janitor, end waa caught under the crumbling hurt. walla, hut waa not fatally re-au- Sisfir 8TR0NCEST GUARANTEE. Stwlni Michinc Co FRANCISCO. CAL. factory at auLViuuaa. ill. WILL DEVELOP KOREA. TRAIN DITCHED Persona Injured on Pacific In Colorado. Seventeen person Colo. Pueblo, were Injured, one perhapa fatally, by the wrecking of westbound Missouri Paciflc passonger train No. 7 at sixty-ninmiles east of Pueblo, morning. The o'clock Monday 6:30 at accident waa cauaed by spreading rails. The last three cars of the train, Pullman sleeper, a tourist sleeper and a day coach, were overturned. Savanteen "Honal CITY DRUG STORE JNO. J. BANKS, Prop. PURE AND DRUGS MEDICINES i i m i al semi-offici- ( HAND BROS. us or Salt Bank Building in New liming Issues a Note on the Squabble Over the PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED IY EXPERIENCED PHARMACISTS. Junction City, Kan. Private Albert Laete Twenty-nintot of the battery Moroccan Affair. atmwwwwnrfmffnwwmMmnmmMMMWfmTmnwwwHwwwwwwf mmroB field artillery, was killed at Fort Semi-Offici- inth Cliff Flag Frightens Horses, Who Dash Over a Cliff and Go Down In a Frightful Mass. by DENTI8TRT t the AS illlll li I414M11 lllimilllimimmnnmnnniii li mmimumiii iiuiimni p. IPANI3H FORK. till IDLY ACTS I aa aecond-clas- a matter. Post office Utah. Act of Congress March 3, 1879. 21, 1902, at Spanish Fork, BliliMII TOKIO rAlKXFAPEBHAK0M 0. Entered Feb. 19, 1905. Japantss Expect to Develop lource All Is on the Warpath Riley at noon Friday. Privates John Connolly and J. G. Simpson of the ...UTAHS... lame battery, are thought to be fatally injured, and Privates Leary, Nor Greatest Insurance Agency man, Lancaster and Cline of the same organisation, are in the hospital with oroken limbs and Internal Injuries. A large number of other artillerymen Pkon MS. were badly hurt. The accident that 411 B. Academy At. caused the death of Laste and injury UTAH, of the others occurred about two PROVO, miles north of Fort Riley. The Twenty-nintbattery is one of the six making up the first provisional regiment of field artillery at target Independent Insurance Agency. The batterys guns had practice. been placed and its eight limbers loaded with ammunition were at the rear with six horses hitched to each limber. The drivers had dismounted, Firs. Lilt, Accldanl, Haalth and Plats Gian When the battery was ready for firing a large red flag was run up on a staff aa a signal to the range party at the targets to get out ot range of the guns. The wind blew the flag out In the In the Lead Twentf Yiars. faces of the horses and they stamped1 ed at once. Some drivers succeeded in getting into their saddles, others were dragged, but the most of the drivers were left behind. The horses dashed over a small cliff and went lown In a frightful mass. h ..INSURANCE.. Jox Lumbor DEATH SUMMONS FAMOUS ACTOR Sir Henry Irving Expires Soon After His Usual Nights Performance. London. Sir Henry Irving, the not Sir sd actor, died Friday night. Henry died literally In harness. He was giving a aeries ot farewell per Sormances In the English provinces, ind was playing an engagement at Bradford, appearing tn several favor Ite roles. he presented Thursday Renes Daughter" and "The 'King Bells," and seemed to be in excellent Health, taking the exhausting part ot Matthias In the latter play with all the vigor of youth. Friday night, be (ore an enthusiastic audience he por trayed one of his most characteristic ly intellectual parts, the title role In his own stage adaption of Lord Ten oysons "Becket, with marked sue seas. After the performance Sir Henry returned to the hotel, reaching his rooms at 11:30 oclock, when it waa observed that be waa In great pain sum Physicians were immediately moned, but before they could arrivf Sir Henry waa seized with an attach of syncope and expired within a few minutes, without having uttered t word. In the presence of Bram Stock er, who had been his immediate man ager for many years, and a few otbef Intimate friends. ROOSEVELT RECEIVED NEWS. FIRST Company. Once Mere. Datto All, with his fol ewers In the province of Mindanao, y Is las taken the aggressive and Moron friendly to the All has Informed dattos "ho are assisting the federal troops now to effect hla capture that he la them. kill and meet to prepared now companies of troop are cam-Min, taking the field for a vigorous who aided by friendly daitos. are being armed by the government Manila. kill-man- gov-mmen- Pro-vision- GRANjgt 4DmVER fitwrotVSESi W. H. RAY, TIME TABLE ail dapartore d trela, liw Dopoat Pot prta lllo.Prere.Sl Lak. an4 an patau oa.taad wo4....l:4ta m Arrival No. T Ha. to Proro.Sal Lak o4 ForS-priarr- .: Ma MaamoUi For Burak, an ail Ho. $ varCIty No. IS For Eureka, u4 iU-......I:4M llaaaotk sad Su:! rer City Ooonaotlon mad la Otdoo Ualoa dpo4 vtlk Oretoa Bkifl ( Souikaro PaotO a4 gUtreloa OFFER n CHOICE OF FAST THROUGH TRAINS DAILY Q AND THREB DISTINCT SCENIC SOUTHS Pulmaa Paiaoa and ardtnary BWavla, aore 49 penrer, Omaha, Clay, Si. Unit aal CblrafO without ehaao. 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Aa a graceful mark of appreciation of the part ho took In bringing about the conference at Portamouth and the resultant peace, President Roosevelt was the first per son to be notified by the Russian government that Emperoc Nicholas had until you recelva and approve of your bloyola. ratified the peace treaty. As soon si the emperors signature had been affixed to the instrument and before the treaty had been brought back from Peterhof for the counter signature ot with Coaster Drake and Punctureless Tires. Foreign Minister Lamsdorff, the newi waa sent directly to the president The 1903 11904 Modoto 4g Sr official notification to the French beat Make.............. to the foreign government, according wual An male or model you vant at Office, followed several hours later, and beat standard Choice of tire, any price. When Count Lamadorff had completequipment on all our blcyclea. Wrongest guarantee. ed The ratification by his signature. We SHIP ON APPROVAL C. O. D. to any irfttoul a tent depot it and allow 0 DAYS one DIVORCE SUIT. TAGGART WINS FREE TRIAL before purchase la binding. RIDER AGEUTS WANTED tJo Money Rocjuirod E&yS Ten Dayo Free Trial 020 OIO 1o 7 Off one-thir- Possession of Her Children. Wooster, O. Judge Eason, who heard the divorce rase of Captain Elmore E. Taggart against bis wife, rendered his decision Friday afternoon The court grants Captain Taggart the divorce and the custody of the two children, Culver, aged 11, and Charles, aged 7. Although Mrs. Taggart Is denied possession of he children, she will be permitted to see them. $ Natural Mrs. Taggart Denied Resources of Country. Toklo. Baron Hayashl, when Interviewed by a JIJl representative at Osa In Korea ka, said that the uprisings mobs the Irregular are not serious, He declares leaders. without being that the peninsula is now practically Adequate a dependency of Japan. cercapital and wise foresight would resources tainly develop the natural Korea the pf that country and make of considerable wealth. Datt h Id Will Resign. Manila newspapers Washington. Indicate arrived very clearly the just understanding that there are to be several changes In the personnel of the Philippine commission. It Is stat ed with a good deal of posltlvenesa that Commissioner Ido Is shortly to retire on account of advancing years and while Governor Wrights resign lion la not so directly forcasted, It la Intimated that he will retire himself loon after he returns to the island from his projected visit to Washington In December. d Whoota Second Hind retail 500 takon In trada hr our aiorea, $3 t$Q utno urn Chlc-a- an. ...... a makr and modnla, ,nud aa a birrela until rou hare wrtitoa tor nor FACTO mT DO NOT FfHOCS AMO FMtt TRIAL OFFER. .Tire, aoulaorel wadri and aportln rood of all kind, at halt reoular rnro, In our Ca re. la Cvnuiu a world ol uaoful information, writ let U to, huadrj hi, 12 , .76 HUES 4 RTfil PUNCTURE-PROO- F Regular prloe $8SO To introduce per pair, wo wilt You a Sample Pair for Only NO MORE TROUBLE Nn PUNCTURES Remit of 15 yean experience in tire making. No danger front THORNS, OAOTUSt PINS, NAILS, TACKS or CLASS, bertoua punctures, like Introttonil knlle cuu vuloanlxed like any other tire. Bond for sntia.t AN& any ntliIUWINMio -r rend lull oiamlnaiioo. T. e Built-u- p afown . arfi wi Wa will allow be abnwln, at! kind and m.kreof ttrea at CMper pair andnp-a- )o WhOTlaand at Halthm nmvml ruhla-- r tread "A" and punure WlU vie KkllDf bo4 iiaf. mako hofu Daaiid ahlp G. 0. D. 0 AFPSOVAL aref dretif.of (thereby making tha prir ft SO par pair! If fN trtow. urea to b returned at out atprua If not oatufautorr Catalor Coa.Mr-pr.k- Cft& il UEAD GYGLE CO., Dept. J.L.'CIIICAQO, ILL. |