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Show ACTIVE IN Soldiers Wreak Vengeance for Killing of Two Comrades by the Infurated Mob Terrorists Attacks Jewish be put cyanide plant la to at Atlanta, mine fall at the Minerva forty tons handle will Idxbo, that dally. Willow Creek district. In Idaho, Is gold rich the scene of a recent all tbrought visible Gold is y. Havanas Business Men Rid! cule Efforts to Settle Making Repairs. Two bridges of the Western railway between IMnar Del Rio and San Luis, south of that city, were blown up with dynamite Friday morning. A force of men sent to repair the bridges was stopped by a body of rebels, numbering at least 500 men.' General Avalos, commander of the government forces, has telegraphed to the authorities to send three rapid firing guns to the scene of the bridge destruction In order to enable him to protect the workmen sent to rebuild the structures. With proper protection the railroad company officials think they can repair the bridges in five days. Pino Guerreras force, however, is becomifV increasingly numerous in that part of the country. The people there do not think that the government can suppress the Insurrection. of Siedlce, Destroying the Houses and Shops, Over One Hundred Persons Being Killed or Wounded. Siedlce, Russian Poland. A massacre of police and soldiers was attempted here Saturday night Immediately afterwards the troops attacked the Jews. All day the soldiers attacked Christians or Jews, robbing and murdering them without discriminaof persons were tion. Hundreds killed or wounded. The streets were civ-Jlan- s, devastated. It Is reported that drunken reservists started the massacre. Warsaw. Terrorists Saturday evening shot and killed two soldiers guarding a government alcohol store at A detachment of Infantry Siedlce. rushed up and fired a volley into the two persons and crowd, killing . ADDED FORGERY TO CRIMES. At the big smelting works at and one field four McDougall roasters with one reverbatory furnace, together commisin convertor stand are now panic-stricke- p st mar-tlal- s Quer-rera- - 1 one-wa- Vies Consul at Baku tacked on the Streets. Baku. Leslie Urquhart, the British vice consul here, who was decorated by King Edward for heroism in rescuing English Isolated at Balaflh-nfrom Tartar Insurgents during the massacres of 1905, and who Is one of the most prominent men in the oil region, was the victim of a serious attack Sunday night In the center of the city and miraculously escaped death. Though he was fired at eight Umcs at short range, his only Injuries ware lx slight flesh wounds. British At-- ; a No Revolution In Mexico. ' Joint Statehood Not Wanted. a result of the Blsbeo, Arts.-- As convention held here Thursday by both the Democratic and Republican parties of Arizona, Mark Smith of Tucson was named as the Democratic candidate for congress and W. C. Cooper ot Globe waa named as the Republican candidate. This Is the eighth time Mark Smith has been nominated by Democrats of Arizona, being first named In 1SS6. Both parties adopted an Identical resolution against joint El Paso. "There will be no trouble September 16, or any other time from revolutionists In Mexico, for there are . none. The people are satisfied." Thus spoke Gov. Ysabel of Sonora and Gov. Cancdo of Sinaloa In unison on their arrival here en route home from Mex Ico City, where they have been in conference with President Dias. They declared their trip to the capital was for pleasure and business combined and made no reference to the supposed statehood. Impending trouble. California Murderer Goee to Scaffold Without a Word. San Francisco. Harry Brown waa hanged at San Quentin prison Friday morning for the murder of a saloon-munamed Dunn In Del Norte county on December 29, 1904. lie ascended the scaffold at 10:30 and was dead within 12 minutes from tha time the He went to his trap was spruug. death without a word, although In tha early stages of his Imprisonment be had been considered Incorrigible and gave the prison officials n great deal of trouble. n . Aeronaut Dathtd to Death. Oskaloosa, Kani. At tho county fair hers on Thursday, Jerry Turner, an Inexperienced balloonist; fell 200 feet front a trapeze suspended from a parachute and was Instantly killed. The parachute descended slowly. Turner performing on a trapeze below, When 200 feet from tho ground, whllo swinging with both hands, one was seen to loosen and ho clung by the left hand, atruggllng to regain bold with his right hand, but, his strength becoming exhausted, bo toll head downward. The Crown company of Lewiston, Idaho, which has property on Big creek, is expending a large amount of money In developing its holdings. It has a very high grade of ore, some as high as $400 and $500 to the ton. A mining boom Is sprouting at Ruth, White Pine county, Nevada, one of the tributary camps of Ely. With the completion of the railroad, a few days hence, it will take on proportions' that It Is will astonish the thought. Interest In A deal Involving one-hal- f P. B. McKeonra famous Talisman property, in the North Star district, Beaver county, has been closed, Joseph String-felloand James Ingebretson the Salt Lake attorneys, being the purchasers. Hereafter when any one desires to write to the Black Horse district, he will have to direct his letters to Bur-rltNev., for Burrltt is now the name of the town and postoffice, Instead of Black Horse. The district, however, Will still retain Its original name. ' It Is the purpose of the Utah Earns (Tunneling Machine company,' which was Incorporated In Salt Lake City recently, to operate such machines In Utah, for mining and other work. The machine is the Invention of J. P. Earns, a practical miner and mechanic of Colorado. On Moores property on Logan creek In Idaho, a force of men are now constructing a ditch 1,000 feet long to the point where the mill Is to be placed as soon as the completion of the road admits of its being brought in. It Is now expected the road will be finished In three weeks. The Bristol Mining company, operating in the Bristol district In Nevada, has shipped a great deal of rich copper ofe to the Salt Lake valley smelters, and when the railroad is built from Caliente to Ploehe, the company will become a constant shipper of large consignments. At a meeting of the directors of the Ploche-Kevad- a Consolidated Mining company last week, Joseph H. Crook, a Goldfield operator and leaser, was given a lease on the company's Talisman and North Star claims, two of its group of thirteen claims In the Pioche district and located five miles west of the town. great durability and splendid covering capacity. The colors ' are clear, clean and bright.' Put up inconvenient sized packages, ready for use. Eight good shades. We state. Salt Lake has taken the lead in smelting, and the great Improvements under way at Garfield will only serve to emphasize the citys greatness as an ore center. At the present time the smelters of the Salt Lake valley are receiving ore In generous quantities from mines In Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Colorado, California, Wyoming, Montana and Oregon. Bullfrog, Nevada, Is expecting an exceptional boom this fall and winter. The Indications are that the Initial boom will be far eclipsed, and that the district will be overflowing with substantial Improvements this winter. The completion ot tho I.as Vegas & Tono-parailway will be accomplished at an opportune time, just when the cool weather will be coming on, and this can not fall to bring permanency and prosperity In Its wake. Every pound and almost every ounce of the rich ore at the great Seven Troughs strlko In Nevada la being sacked as It Is taken out In the process of crosscutting the rein to determine Its extent and value. So far have taken out 250 sacks said tothey be cosily worth $100 per tack. The Greenwater district. In Nevada, very much resembles the United Ver-d- o district at Jerome, Arls., the same country rock, and .the same ore J. O. Pyle, the representative of Senator Clark. visited the district last week and was very favorable m. with the showing. pressed h sell it JEX LUMBER Op. Subscribing for a Telephone In the same judgment as you would in making any ordinary purchase. Try to determine its value. The value is wholly by the number of people you can call and be Use meas-ure- d called by. Bell subscribers can call 150 people in Payeoa and Spanish Fork, nearly 800 in the county, over 17,000 in Utah, and 31,000 in Utah, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. Everybody Rings the Bell Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company. J. S. Lewis tk Son OOOO DEALERS IK 0 O O O Fresh & Cored Meats, Groceries. Fancy & Staple ' Green Groceries in Season. -- SPANISH FORK, UTAH IsTil it vill cosn to writ (or our big ITBEE BIC1CLS citi: tha mit complete line of biri-WCICLES, TIKES and SCNDKIESkt HU any other manufacturer or dealer In the world. i heluw DO KOT DUY to.T.rTi k"ld 1 ! PrfTr? UrmlJ Mnlil PUer5 r ? a DIOYCLE In., tore received our complete Tn i and every kind of model, and learn of our remarktblel w ua wui learn over1 able information rby aimply writing na a poetaL Wl , pmn in every town and can offer an to make money to suitable young men who apply at once. ' vada, and Is favorably Impressed with Black Horse as a coming camp. He examined a number or mines at this place, and says that It is his belief that Black Horse Is the most highly mineralized district In the Sagebrush Paint ft A gloss paint of t, Strikes are becoming fashionable at Park City. Two new ones were announced last week. One has been made in the Daly mines and the other In a tunnel that is being driven Into a group of claims being operated by Henry Spriggs, II. 3. Townsend and others, and which Is located right In the town. Charles Brewster, a New York mining expert, has Just returned from a visit to the Black Horse district In Ne- write (o is made for painting buggies. Is also well suited Stands most for porch and lawn furniture. severe outside exposure and hard wear. old-time- well-know- Buggy Sherwin-William- s ton. Havana. While the peace projects have caused a general suspension of revolutionary operations, no appreciable progress toward anything like a satisfactory understanding has been made. The liberal leaders Insist that It Is unjust to regard them as Insurgents, and assert that they are merely seeking peace. But they declare that not only must the terms be better than heretofore talked of, but that there must be some guaranty that the conditions will be carried out. The demands that come from the insurgents Include the restoration of deserters from the rural guards to their former positions, the reinstatement of liberals who last year were deposed from municipal offices, the retention of arms by the insurgents and other equally radical propositions. The liberals have not yet relinquished the hope that they may be able to force the resignation of President Palma and all the high government officials. The succession of Vice President Mendez Capote to the presi-dencIs also discussed. The liberals seem to think they could reach an understanding with him. There Is nothing to indicate that Mendez Capote Is & Lake, or Lake P. Salt D. A., City. J, II. BUUTNER, sion. y Revolution. El Paso, Tex. A special to the Her--1 aid from a staff correspondent sent to Douglas, Ar!., to meet General Luis Torres, commander of the Mexican military zone embracing the states of Fonora. Slnalon and Ixwer California, declares the general calls kll the sen. satlonal revolutionary talk "nonsense" and says: "The men under arrest have no money, have no Influence and sre simply wretched rascals who have fled from Mexico to escape from their crimes. See nearest agent of San Pedro, Los of this Liberal Leaders Demand Better Terms During the first six days Consolidated It Than Would Be Possible to Give, month the Columbus ore. Including Reinstatement of Libcompany sold 442 tons of crude comthe netted 167 tons erals Who Were Deposed of lot first The From Office. , pany $9,812.78, or aproximately $61 per . phrey. lifetime the trip of aAngeles Salt Gar- Hippies Villainy Made Clearer As Investigation Proceeds. Philadelphia. Forgeries for more than a quarter of a million of dollars by Frank K. Hippie, the suicide president of the defunct Real Estate Trust have been discovered by Recompany, wounding two. ceiver Earle. The latter made this Then the terrorists retaliated by be- statement late Friday, adding that he ginning a massacre of policemen and had no Idea where Hippies villainy soldiers patrolling the street and Sun- would end. Hippie, In order to meet overdrafts, used the day noon the infuriated troops at- his Immediate tacked the Jewish quarters of Sie- names of some of the most prominent business men of this city on notes dlce, destroying the houses and shops which In some cases amounted to It Is reported that over 100 persons $150,000. The president had taken copies of were killed or wounded, and that tbs the signatures of a number of busitown is In flames. ness men while some of tbelr checks a party to this The Jews here are project Alarming reports are being circulat- or negotiable securities passed through Many business men,of Havana ridihis hands, but lu every case he avoid- cule what ed in the city. they call a patched-ued to use the name of a Real Estate peace, which they allege can be only Trust company depositor. CONFIDENCE IN 8TOLYPIN. temporary. Some go so far as to asWhen pinched for money to meet sert that the country never can be Octoberlst Leader Approves Program his overdrafts or some big Segal loan, governed rightly or investments be Mr. Earle said, as a last resort Hip- absolutely unless the safeguarded of the Premier. pie would draw up a note with the United States intervenes. This 19 Moscow. In the course of an inter- forged signature attached. This he In some cases also by stated frankly would take to the cashier or paying view Alexander Gutchkoff, the high government officials. teller, saying he had persona.iy made leader, gave his approval to the the loan, and It was discounted. With general tone of the ministerial dec- the amount to his credit he would CONGRESS WINDS UP BUSINESS. s larations, adding that the court satisfy the pressing claim. Governor. Chamberlain Choeen Presiare a cruel necessity when a dent, While Sacramento Gets BY GUERRERA. BLOCKED virtual state of war exists In at least Next Meeting. t part of the country. M. Gutchkoff Peace Overtures Do Not Move Boise. The fourteenth national Ircompared the conditions existing In Insurgent Leader. rigation congress closed Its sessions Russia with those at San Francisco Havana. All peace overtures are Thursday, evening, after voting to hold after the recent earthquake there , the next blocked by the refusal of Pino congress at Sacramento, Cal when looters were killed without even the Insurgent leader In Pln&r del and electing as president of the fifthe formality of a trial. He said the to 'enter Into any ar-- teenth congress Governor George B. pillaging here was on a similar basis, Rio province, an armistice. Guerrera's Chamberlain of Oregon. for rangement having ceased to be revolutionary and answer to thq governments announce- The enthusiasm of the Californians become mere ruffianism. "I must ment of Its readiness to grant a ten say," said M. Outchkoft, that I have days armistice Is the blowing up of over Sacramento's victory was the the greatest confidence In Premier two bridges on the Western railway, more pronounced because- of the narI row margin by which the victory was Stolypln. There never was such a beyond Pinar del Rio city and an at- won. Tho attractions of the Jamescapable and talented man In power In tack on San Juan de Martinez. It is town Russia. I believe In the honesty of exposition had been cleverly his Intentions and hope he wiir be believed that San Juan de Martinez Is presented and on the first ballot for In of and the hands the Insurgents able to execute his program In spite the convention city Jamestown was in that the garrison, consisting of 100 the lead. Sacramento won on the ef the opposition close to the throne." government recruits and a small force second ballot of mounted rural guards, has been dewas the ANFLOOS TAKES MOGADOR. Governor Chamberlain feated or captured. unanimous choice of the congress for lews In Morocco Are Receiving Harsh president, and when he was escorted CROP OUTLOOK GOOD. to the platform and expressed bis apTreatment at Hands of Insurgents. .of the high honor accorded preciation London. The Times Tangier corre-- Yield of Com In Kansas Will Bs Very him by the representatives of thirty states of the Union, he was given a Heavy. ipondent says there Is considerable! tremendous ovation. now Kan. anxiety at the foreign legation and In Topeka, Crop reports official and native circles x MORE LABORERS WANTED. regarding coming In from the various counties ' the events at Mogador, from which over the state to the office of the secthere has been no news since the dl retary of the state board of agricul- San Francisco Offers Great InduceF. D. Coburn, Indicate that the ture, ments to Workingmen. were received. patches rain In the northern tier of counties "The troops were only pertmsded has Improved the condition of corn San Francisco. There Is plenty of to embark from here. the correspond- and that this fall will show the biggest work to be done In San Francisco ent declares, "by promise of an oppor crop ever raised In Kansan. These reand vicinity In the rebuilding of the tunlty for deserting on their arrival at ports come from the secretaries of city, but there Is a deplorable scarMogador." the various county fair associations. city of laborers. . High wages are bePresident of Life Insurance Company , TRIALS POSTPONED. ing paid, the scale for unskilled labor I Must Servo Three Years. being from $3 to $2.50 a day, teamster No- Given Until Companies Packing Dr. Minn. $2.75, while bricklayers get $7, plasJacob Minneapolis, vember 10 to Plead. terers $5, blacksmiths $1, painters $4, Force, former president of the North' carpenters $ I to $7, and all ' other western National Life Insurance comChicago. Trial of the charges tradesmen are paid equally; good pany, must serve three and a half against the various packing companies wages. years tn the penitentiary unless the) under Indictment alleging a combinaIn order to help supply workmen supreme court grants him a new trial. In the rebuilding of the city, the Sancomand In tion of trade restraint Judge Brooks denied a motion for a, Fo railroad has established cheap new trial In the district court. Dr.' merce has been postponed until Nov. to second class colonist rates Force wss charged with having ex-- ' 10. This action waa taken after a to Californio, dally from September conference for the between his for use attorneys pended personal largs 15 to October 31, which, In connecsums belonging to the Insurance govrnment and the packers for the rea- tion with their tourist sleeper .serson that neither side would be preIt should make vice for thoupossible pared for trial by Sept 10, the date sands of good workmen to reach San Mexican Government Is Not Afraid of originally fixed by Judge J. Otis Hum- Francisco and secure work. Octo-beri- Los Angeles Catalina the ore. Trouble in Cuba Havana Quar-ter- s TO A PINAR DEL RIO, CUBAi Insurgents Blow Up Two Railroad Bridget Near 8an Luis and Armed Men Prevent Workmen From excursions Summe MINES AND MINING WARFARE BEGUN $8.50 P UliOTURE-PROO- TIRES F Prloo t $ 860 per pair. 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