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Show SPREAD OF DISLOYALn THE SPANISH FORK PRESS. Caller AWDBEff JEMSEW, FablUhw. 6PANI9H FORK, DISCOVERED IN ARE OVERCAST UTAH. Eight Salt Lake football players have been Injured during the present season. The Salt Lake postofllee was in stalled In the new Federal building on the day before Thanksgiving. of the new Ma The corner-stonBonlc temple In Salt Luke was laid, with impressive ceremonies, on Sunday. L. I. Pool, who was assaulted by Ray Vanre In Park City, and who was thought to have been fatally injured, will recover. The Manufacturers and Merchants' association of Salt Lake has appointed a manager who will devote his time to the interests of the association. Frank Wilson, the coored man who was shot several weeks ago in Salt Lake during the progress of a card game, by Jesse Thomas will probably e file. Salem, Or. any previous Far more serious development of hind frauds perpetrated In this state, are rli irges mado In a let It is Feared That Trains Will Stop ter to Governor George Chamberlain on Saturday from State Land Agent Running and the People Will Have No Mode of Flight in the Event Oswald West, who In effect asserts of the Cataclysm Which that by meuna of forged certificates of sale of school lands, eastern bank' They Fear Is Imminent ers h ive, In the aggregate, been swln died out of untold sums of money. Si. Communication Petersburg. Not content, the land agent asserts, with outside the world by telegraph of state defrauded the with having aP' been the of school having acres Interrupted, 500,000 proximately I now almost a state of panic. practically all it possessed, by tlon mejns of dummy entrymen, when fearing that the railroads will stop " money was no longer to be made In running and that the Inhabitants, that manner the land operators pre- therefore, will have no mode of fight pared printed certificates of sale and In the event of the cataclysm which assignments, and Inserted In them de- they seem to fear is Imminent. scriptions of school lands, on which Stories of the spread of the disaffecbeen is- tion In the guard regiments are in certificates had previously the of number the entry, then everybodys mouth, and the revolusued, forged the signature of the clerk of tionaries continue to boast that the the state land board and notaries pub' troops wilt no longer fire on the peo11c, attached forged notary seals and a forgery of the great seal of the state ple. were of Oregon and resold the lands time Sunday morning newsboys and again to Innocent persons In the openly hawking fly sheets In the east. streets containing an account of an Mr. West concluded by saying that revolt at Tsarskoe-Selo- , and aPeged exeso well are certificates the forged The emperors palace out, crying cuted that It Is a difficult matter to has mutinied. The people, distinguish them from the originals. guard even the commercial Interests, are Inspiration for the Writing of Ben Hur. withdrawing their money from the banks, converting it Into gold, hoardSalt Lake City Few people know ing It, or demanding foreign exchange, that It was the famous agnostic, Rob- which the state bank is Issuing upon ert G. Ingersoll, who caused the writ- the foreign balances of the government. ing of Gen. Lew Wallaces novel, "Ben came Hur. It about through a chance PERU HAS NO FEARS. meeting of the two famous men In a of United Supremacy railroad Journey, when Christianity Welcome States In South America. became the subject of their talk. Gen. Lima, Peru. The Comerclo, comWallace had always been a man of on the appointment of Felipe menting Indeed strong religious Inclinations, bis splendid description ot the appear- Pardo as Peruvian minister to the ance of the star of Bethlehem to the United States, says it is necessary wise men of the desert had been writ- that Peru should be prepared In a new ten before this chance acquaintance. direction. The policy of the United The arguments and claims of the great States, it says, is evident from the Infidel were too much for the doughty possible visit to Brazil of Mr. Root, general. His senses were charmed the American secretary of state, to congress at with the eloquence and poetical pre- attend the sentation of the causes of agnosticism, Rio Janeiro If it should be held there. but he was by no means convinced Pern Is not wavering before the fuof Its truth. The discussion made him ture, the paper adds, and It applauds deeply reflective and led him to make the presidents initiative and says It a careful and exhaustive study of the is assured that closer relations between the United States and Peru will life of Christ. The result of this and Oen. Waliace'a answer' to bring to Pern morn onpltnl and more Ingersoll was "Ben Hur." This work enterprise. has been more widely read than any Red McCarty Located. printed volume save the sacred Book of Scriptures. Seattle. Red McCarty, who crawled The announcement is made that over the tender of the Great Northern Is to be staged at the Salt "Ben Hur Lake theater, Salt Lake City, Utah. flyer three miles north of Ballard on It Is to fill the entire week of De- the night of October 2 and held up cember 25 to 30 with special matinees Engineer Calder, has been located in and Victoria. on Christmas day, Wednesday McCarty Is known to have Saturday. been the ringleader of the band of bandits that looted the express safe. at Train. Threw Plumb-Bo- b unknown Some per- Men working under the personal diWashington. rection of Sheriff Smith are looking son hurled a heavy Iron plumb-bofor McCarty. I,em Short, now In the through a window of one of the cars county jail and Identlflel as one of the on President Roosevelts special train bandits, still dentes his guilt Saturday night on the run from Lives Cut Short by Indulgence in Gin. Princeton to Washington. Portland. Tho death of Joe MesThe mlsstlo, which was thrown with terrific force, crashed through senger and James Bldwell In a local the Gothic stained glass transom on hospital has been traced directly to a window of the combination car Sal the drinking of Chinese gin obtained vlus. and fell at the feet of Major In dives run by Chinese In this city. Webb Hayes, a son of tho late Presithe past three months five dent Rutherford B. Hayes, who was a During deaths from drinking Chinese gtn guest of tho President on the trip to have occurred In this city. Two the army and navy football game. Fragments of broken glass fell on drinks of the stuff usually render the Major Hayes, who was sitting with drinker temporarily Insane and many his back to the window reading, but hones have recently been broken as did not Injure him in any way. the result of rows In the gin dives. manj-side- J 1 tu h b Live-Savin- Tried to Sava Girls Life. Boston. Professor Percy D. McLeod, one of the defendants In the suit enso mystery, took the stand in his own behalf on Saturday. He made a sweeping denial of all the charges against him. He said that jb the morning of September It he ivas called to the house on Wlnthrop itreet, occupied by a womnn who he sas told later was Mrs. Dean, to a young woman (Miss Geary). He told Mrs. Dean that an Immediate operation was necessary to save the girls life. A Triple Tragedy. Malone, N. Y. The lifeless bodies of Henry McCnffrey, George Carpent. ter, a laborer, and Miss Capltola a domestic, were found Saturday In the home of McCaffrey In Harriets-towfour miles from Saranac Inn. They had been shot nnd the gun was found lying near the body of Carpenter, from which It Is Inferred that he shot the other two nnd then committed suicide. The tragedy was discovered by Mrs. Henry McCnffrey, who was absent from the houso when It took place. Oil-me- n, Shot Woman and Killed Himself. Chicago. Frank Krouskeek, a clgnr maker, shot and killed Mrs. Antoinette Link at whose house he waa hoarding, and then shot himself In the hesd, dying Instantly. Krouskeek, It Is claimed, had tried to force hta attentions on Mrs. Llska, and several limes ho had been requested to leave ho house, but bad refused. According Co Antoinette Llska, the dead womans daughter, they had been quarreling violently Just before Iho shooting occurred. Petitions Protesting Against Use of Troops for Po- ! lice Purposes. St. Petersburg. The most alarming indication of the spread of the ilsaffectlon In the army, extending even to regiments near the person ot the emperor, was given In the arrest xt Tsarkskoe-Sel- o on Thursday of a number of soldiers belonging to the Yellow Cuirassiers of the guard, the hussars of the guard and the Life Guard riflemen, for presenting & aeries of petitions, including one against the use of troops for police purposes. The regiments In question are those which have been specially selected by General Trepoff to guard the emperor and his family. They have been counted upon as being loyal to the last, ready even to be torn to pieces In defense of his majesty, like the Swiss guards of Louis XVI. The arrest, although not for open sedition, shows bow the leaven of discontent is working, even within the precincts of the Imperial park at Tsarskoe-Selo- . The Incident gave rise to most alarming rumors in St. Petersburg, Including one to the effect that the emperor actually bad been attacked, and that a grand duke had been wounded while defending himself. The news comes from Fort Benton, Mont., that Harry Meyer, a sheepherd er employed near Shlinney Rock Is missing, and it Is feared he has been frozen to death. Representatives of the Milwaukee road are now negotiating for a right of way and depot grounds In Sheri dan, Wyo., for Its transcontinental line which is to cross Wyoming from Dakota. Former Judge Gilbert K. Little of Seattle, the pioneer American attorney In the canal zone, died last week at Ancon. Judge Little at one time presided over the Hilo circuit In Hawaii. As the culmination of a quarrel between their wives, J. Martin shot Wil 11am Bernard at Butlers camp, near Belfast, Skagit county, Washington. Bernard died a few hours after the affray. S. D. Bell of Sheridan, WTyo., a prominent stockman of that state, died suddenly in Billings, Mont., of paralysis, being seized by the Illness shortly after consummating an extensive pur chase of sheep More than 150 heads of Indian families have assembled at the agency at ;the Colville (Washington) Indian res ervatlon to consider the opening of the south half of the reservation and allotments of land to the Indians. The dead body of Ben Harris, a sheep herder, has been found on the Marlas river, about fifteen miles from Chimney Rock, Mont He became bewildered in the late storm and, los lng his bearings, wandered about urn til overcome by the cold. Sid Houk has been convicted at Dillon, Mont., of the murder of Owen Ellis, a prominent stockman, and BEYOND REACH OF POOR. Meat Scarce and Prices Prohibitive in Germany, Berlin. The relchstag on Thursday discussed a socialist Interpellation asking Chancellor von Buelow what measures the imperial government proposes to take against the meat scarcity. Herr Scheldmann, socialist, quoted figures showing the decrease in the slaughtering of animals at the public abbattolrs and their lighter weight compared with previous yearB. The price of pork, he said, was 40 marks per metric hundredweight In John Hammond, of Albany, K has confessed to murdering his and secreting her body In a trunk Famine prevails because of the ure of the rice crop in north, Japan, The government has be relief measures. smiling frlenc bis In froi the larg cring g ly The boycott at Sir pore has been checked, according a cable report from the consul-genat that point. The postolfice at Clinton, Mo. v robbed and burned. The safe blown open and looted and the bul lng was destroyed. ted tbeli I a hypn waltzing lea, a, lily, and night, very evenlnt 10 inks raked the Carl Osborne, 18 years old, waj imust p in killed a football stantly game tween Marshall and Bellmore hi Fi schools at Bellmore, Ills. Holett, V The government of Ecuador has ounce c cepted the invitation of Emperor Ni, ory and olas to take part In the second pea t'j that conference congress at The Hague. Ids Kldi V .jple who After twenty rounds of sensatloifly Taber, fighting, Mike (Twin) Sullivan of Ca Hulett, a bridge, Mass., defeated Jimmy Gai I know ner of Lowell, Mass., at San Franck uable m Thomas H. bricklayer, who ported to have 000 left by two Mitchell, a them. cured d Chtca earns $5 day, is fallen heir to $9 grand uncles in A trails. y Tr Iney the f shed th m ! my K1 y. -- I Royal 1 -- ARIZONA FLOODS. Several Houses Washed Away Clifton Smelter Damaged. El Paso, Tex. The wlrns, which have boon down between here and Clifton, Arlz., are open and news Is received that one of the worst floods In the history of the town Just prevailed there. The waters swept down Chase creek, washing out the Colorado railroad between there and Metcalf, and washing away a number of houses In Clifton. The depot yards of the now New Mexico & Arizona railroad are under water. Many houses close to the depot are reported washed away In the rush of waters of Chase creek Into the Gila river. The smelter was also damaged. Several railroad bridges were washed out near Clifton. The flood also damaged - Morencl. Lott In the Mountains. Lost In the MisMont Missoula, sion mountains, hemmed In presumably by deep snow, with little hopes held out for his recovery, if he is still alive, Is the present predicament of of John Corron, one of the best known young men of Missoula county. Five days ago he started out on a hunting e, 1 1 expedition with some friends. While on tho trail of game he beenme lost In the hills and nothing has since A posse left boon heard of him. Thursday morning to scour the moun- e. , Senator Charles W. Fulton of Oregon and Judge C. II Carey of Portland have he,-named as delegates by the Oregon Hevelou-ment longieto represent tip, nt the approaching convention longue of the F',trn,on New York!"" U' Celebrate was Thanksgiving day celebrated In Ixmdon In the manner by leading Americans by a banquet In the grand hall of the Hotel Cecil. Among those present were ixmdon. tlmo-hou-pre- Ambassador Reid. Captain C. 11. Stockton, naval attache of the American embassy; Mrs. Stockton, Major John II. Ilencom, the military attache; Dclancey Jny. private sorre- tary to Ambassador Reid, and Rich- ard Wcstaeott. deputy Amerlrao com til general at Ixmdon, who represent- - - I , J Mrs. Emma Campbell, kite of David H. Campbell, was burned at Maple Falls, Wash. ,.r dreJ e fire from llames whirl, are sup s si to have hurst from Silt;: afterward. a nelghls.rs 'lor $150,000. I nltod States In London. the consulate.' unt when :ked his ful even is friend, ng the well-know- n relief. Shouts of "Religious swalters! and Curse their charity 1" greeted the princesses, and the crowd became so boisterous that a large number of police had to be summoned to disperse them. d slug, .() sen-tence- Family. London. Egged on by the Social Democratic party, the unemployed mustered in strong force around the church army tents of the Strand on Wednesday and jeered and hooted the princess royal, the Princess Louise, Duchess of Fife, eldest daughter of King Edward, who performed the ceremony of tents, which were presented by the king and endowed with $5,000 from Queen Alexandras fund to house and feed great numbers of the unemployed, who are to chop wood for this tains. ta , one Nubility Robert Brown, aged 15 years, v Dodd's K fatally injured in a football game ?d all 0 Sedalia, Mo. He is paralyzed from t Kidney neck down and has not spoken sin dured. C ipsy, be was hurt. nary Mrs. Floy Anderson, daughter of :;ht's D R. Lantz, who is connected with 0 lng fro e. of the government department committed suicide Washington, Polk City, la., by Jumping Into a we Mposr She was insane. se and to twenty-fiv- e the in years George Blaker, one of the youtl er In state penitentiary. Houks defense convicted of the murder of Thom i perfet was that he shot Ellis to save his own Cook at Oakland, Cal., has been sc ways life. Houk is a gambler tenced to prison for life. Blaker, w k like and it was in bis saloon that the tragshear two others, murdered Cook while coi edy was enacted. ughts a highway robbery, 24 mittlng Nick Williams, years old, died In lc ldei Mrs. James Birdson, wife of a pby the te Bellingham, Wash., as a result of injuries received while clearing right of clan at Montlcello, Miss., walked ir uld be way for the Columbia Improvement the office of Dr. Thomas Butler a r let di which he and company. A large tree it was another nan were - felling Struck a hot Dr. Butler five times wtfl a sent I loose branch and hurled It at his back, tol, killing him instantly. ' The ca very bored a hole in his body and pinioned of the tragedy is not known. him to the ground. ling It Japanese engineers estimate th oor pie Charles S pond erg, 45 years old, was eighteen months work will be require ken c instantly killed at Bellingham, Wash., to repair the Chinese Eastern rallw; de It h by a falling stump at the city gravel ralness pit. The stump had been undermined In Manchuria. The Russian did all po and an effort was being made to re- sible to destroy Its value and carrlo solute ictlon move It. Although warned of the danaway most of the appurtenances. th thi ger, he went underneath to cut a root, Sixty Remington rifles were seize nd wh which let the stump down on him, by the polle in a night raid on a bout id whe crushing the life out of him. forgo The supreme court has confirmed near San Juan de Martinez, provtnc :ed bla die decision of the district court or of Plnar Del Rio, In which fifty ant ow, H Lewis and Clark county, awarding government plotters were meeting, vlre e $50,000 damages to Martin Burke of dozen of the latter were captured. a." a Butte. Burke was a miner at the Resolutions abollshlnj :tIon f favoring Colusa-Parro- t mine and grasped a wire upon which the Insulation was American duties on Philippine pro Work faulty, fearfully burning his hands and ducts and repeal of the new law otherwise making him almost & phy- regulate shipping between this ooun The ei sical wreck. foung try and the Philippines were adopte kith 1 'James A. Warford has been found last week by the New York Board elllgei rade. guilty of murder In the first degree its str for killing Ike Lebo at Goldfield, Colo., Miss Maud Reese, an employe of th dlclm a year ago. Tho Jury recommended law department of th general office husla life imprisonment. Warford was not' any of the Union Traction company, ing as a deputy sheriff on election a. la at was nigh: shot killed and ami shot and killed Lebo and a Chicago, dny, ( man named Miller, who, he said, drew by a burglar whom she found tn her Pratt guns on him when he started to re- apartments when she returned from Th move them outside tho polling place. work. Is as Justice of tho Peace Henry A. White During the voyage of the Austrian of Rainier Beach, south of Seattle, line steamer Francesca from New was instantly killed by a street car Yorl a Coffe steerage passenger tamed fee u near his home. Ho' left ono street Forglone went and suddenly Insane mer t car and was standing on tho opposite fired a revolver, killing Domenico Val if IS track when struck by the car. Ills lula and wounding several other pa 0 : was body horribly mangled. sengers, trout) The executive committee of the Mrs. Frieda Schultz, of Los Angeles, tlm Wyoming State Tenchers association was shot tn the back of the head Oi has selected Dougins ns the place of with a donble barreled shot gun and 1 haall meeting In 19nt., the time to be during Instantly killed at her home, as the .ch 1 the meeting of tho Wyoming state result of a careless the of handling lch I fair at that place, perhaps the first loaded weapon by her little brother to t In week October. and sister. torp Three masked nien, while holding turn The bodies of two young men, whe mu up the Hilly ord Bar saloon, In Spo-kan- have been Identified as brothers by shot Thomas Kelum, the barThei Baker name from of the Emmett, tender, twice in the head, and when old he came out from behind the bar they field, have been found near the Sespt ink 1' over beat him the head with their ro- river, not far from Ventura, Cal. the ved vers. It Is thought that ho will Is believed i they were camping there die. and were murdered by tramps. bea Eugene George Schttezllne, a bar- g At the regular meeting of the tru tender, was drowned nt Seattle In tees of the Mutual Life Insurance d at S In t '" Wfm unable to the offer of President Richassist him. Schaezlln- - returned homo company R r Intoxicated nnd stepped off n wharf ard A. McCurdy to have his salary J ah d tired from $150,000 to $75,000 was so ' sunk out of t: "1 cepted, and further reductions weri sight before Ids wife conbl call assist-uncithi altogether made, amounting Chicago, 79 In Rotterdam, 125 In Berlin and 135 at Stuttgart. He denied that the closure of the frontiers was necessary to protect German livestock against foreign diseases, since such diseases were very rare In France, Holland and Denmark, whereas 36,000 farms In Germany were reported to be affected with red murrain in 1904 and 45,000 in 1905. The dearness 01 meat, Herr Schiedmann declared, was partly due to the meat law, which necessitates heavy inspection charges Jeers and Hoots for British dined w ;ln frle ii ;r wino sontown, $5,453.78 In currency. te ln jt may H. Selected to Guard the Czar Present Population of St. Petersburg in Panic as Result of Rethan cent Developments. the The Farmers union of American Fork has, during the fall, handled about fifty carloads of potatoes for the farmers, shipping them to outside markets. A sensational strike has Just been made In the Lucky Star mine, located In Blacksmiths Fork canyon and in almost a direct line east from Logan. William Cussey, one of the best known residents of Summit county, where he has resided for the past thirty years, died last week at Rock-port- , at the age of CO. While a domestic In the employ ot Attorney IL H. Henderson of Ogden was polishing a stove, the beat from thestove caused the polish In the hot Ue to explode, badly burning the girls hands. The Austrian who was badly beat en, It is alleged, with a shotgun in the hands of one Lombardi, at Thistle a few days ago, is reported to b In a very bad condition. Blood poison has developed. Albert Keethler, charged with murder in the first degree for the killing Frank Duvall, tf his In Salt Lake City, on the evening ot Ootobf a, S0&, louud guilty M Involuntary manslaughter, t John 0. Clarke, local manager for the Bell Telephone company at Pleasant Grove, fell from the top of a pole, a distance of about twenty feet, being badly bruised and wrenching bis back. He will recover. In an anonymous letter, which reached Mayor Morris desk by registered mall last week. Salt Lake Citys chief executive Is told that a terrible calamity Is about to befall Balt Lake, and he Is urged to prepare the people for the day of Judgment The writer says the letter waa dictated by the Savior. The linemen on the Utah Independent Telephone companys new work In Park City quit In a body one day last week, refusing to work on ao count of the snow. The local manager at once proceeded to fill their places, and it is the intention of the company to push their work through regardless of the weather. The commissioner of Indian affairs will modify the building plans for the Pangultch Indian school, to admit of the building of a large septic tank to 80N OF A LORD A FELON. prevent the pollution of the waters of the Sovlor river. This action Is tak-- n 6tole an Overcoat Because He Was Hungry and Had No Money. as the result of continued comRacine, WIs. James Leslie, a law plaints from citizens residing below the Indian school on the Sevier river. sMidcnt of Liverpool, England, and Real estate men of Salt I.ake are laid to be the son of an English lord, was on Saturday sentenced to one working up a great mass meeting to be held in the near future either in year In state prison for stealing an the tabernacle or the Salt Lake the- overcoat and a pair of gloves. He ater. The object of the meeting Is to said he committed the theft because he was hungry and had no money. It arouse a public spirit for the upbuild- - Is said that the man Is a son ot lag of the capital city. Lord Alexander Baldowan of London. William Ashton and William E. g Service. Hutchings of I,ohl, came home last Good Work of week each with a broken foot. The of the lifeWashington. The work former was hurt In Sugar City, Ida., saving service for tho last fiscal- - year nd the latter at Gnrland. Both acciIs summed up In a report of General dents happened while the men were Superintendent Kimball to the Secreat work in aiignr factories. tary of the Treasury, made public on The Independent Telephone com- Saturday. The crews saved pany la making very rapid headway and assisted In saving 464 Imperiled in Installing a line between American vcgsels ami their cargoes, besides afFork and Lehl, it is the Intention of fording assistance of nioro or less imthe company to operate the towns or portance to 677 other vessels, IncludIx-h- l and Pleasant Grove from the ing craft of all kinds, making a total of 1,141 vessels to which aid was furcentral station at American Fork. nished. Honor has come to another Utah Left Body to Medical College. boy, Athol Rawlins, sou of former Bonator Joseph L. Rawlins, having Baltimore. The body of n man, Just made the t'nliendty of Michigan who had given his name as Rev. Gusdebating team, after ne f tj,0 niost tave Howe, M. D was found dead ot stubbornly contented preliminary bat- a boarding house hero with a note tles In the hlntory ,f the Institution. signed by him saying: "I have comsuicide. My cadaver may be mitted with a Negotiations Chicago flrra for the erection of a glam factory In sent to a medical college. Papers left Salt Lake City, now being carried on by him show that hoInwas born In GerCnRfornla and many. naturalized by O. II. Hewlett, president of the bad been a former resldeut of Ohio Manufacturers and Merchants asso- and Pennsylvania. He Is unknown ciation, are assuming tangible form, here. The body was taken to the with good prospects of early success- - morgue. sit-nate- d ! Russian troops are pouring in searching party has found John t mourn In the lnforce lost was the garrisons in Poland. who Rule, tains near Basin, Mont. Both of his Fifteen were irjured, many 8er feet are badly frozen. ly. In a railroad wreck, at Leeds Robbers entered the Farmers and One trainman was killed and Merchants bank at Forest Grove, Ore., Injured In a train wreck at Tl blew open the safe and secured Pa. A Soldiers Eastern Banl.era are Robbed of Untold Sums by Land Thieves Who Forged Seat of the State. UTAH STATE NEWS Well, effect a much OREGON L MS ,1M " ! Lieutenant-Genera- l Chaffee week received, through the French embassy at Washington, the Inslgnis of Grand Commander of the Legion ot Honor, bestowed upon him by Fr" dent Ixuibet during his recent to Franco In connection with the army maneuvers. execuThe president has Issued an tive ordor amending the civil m rules tn substance to conform w th recent order relative to of employees In the classified servic or xnw without hearing by direction czecutlv an president or head of partment Jut 1 Ml 'Ira 7 U' - My a to Al ' 'll (( t Tb |