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Show r i r ( o ork Press HE IV. NO. fOL. 4(5. SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, arry hughes PillfTSB 2 blks west Co-o- BEATEN ROUES Paper IN RUSSIA UTAH HANSEN, D.D.S. DENTISTRY 8econd Secretary of the ' American Embasey Is Rescued by Police From Hands of Mob In Tim to 8avo HIs Ufa. in New Hank Building Spanish Pork Office St Woods Petersburg. Robert Bliss, second secretary of the American embassy, who has jut. returned here after three months vacation In NOTARY PUBUI3 Paris, was the victim of an outrage by rowdies In one of the most fashionable streets of the capital Monday 'irrlitnuxl Karto .low Intercut .peel. I options of partial payment, night and only escaped being beaten jflce at resilience. one block east of to death through the timely arrival ot Spamihu Fobk, Utah. ; ' the police. Mr. Bliss was returning to the embassy on foot from the Yacht club, where he had been dining. On the Horse Guard boulevard, opposite the wiper and better than ever at of the Chevalier Guard, the turned barracks out at ring , secretary was suddenly set upon by two men, who sprang out of the darkird at Benjamiu. ness of the trees. Mr. Bliss knocked lest select white down one of his assailants, but was - $5 and 6.50 seized by some sympathizers of the A uniformity in select brick that) rowdies, who had been attracted to iQiiot be obtained south of Provo. the 8 pot by the disturbance, and he was getting the worst of It when three policemen and a house porter cornaby iamuel MI Money Loaned RUSSIANS ARE INCLINED WEALTH TO BRieKg HAND BROS. JEX-FLORI- ST Fresh Flowers supplied for all Funeral designs kept on hand id filled to order. All kinds of Furniture Repaired, esldence two blocks North of Fonndry Spanish Fork, Utah ooca-od- s. jelandic Mercantile Go. DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE 1 DRY GOODS, Three Blocks East of City Square. - KELLY JAMESON, Manager. came to Mr. Bliss rescue and seized his assailants. The rapidly gathering crowd; however, which promptly sided against the police, rushed to the officers and rescued the prisoners. The policemen managed to stand off the crowd and cover the retreat of Mr. Bliss, who was badly cut about the face, but not seriously injured. Later a police captain visited the embassy and apologized for the attack on Secretary Bliss, but they warned the members of the embassy that the streets were unsafe, especially the boulevard, which la the . rendezvous of rowdies and soldiers and sailors In civilian clothes. Q.O. EIRIKSSON, ( In Martell building. Main street Opna day from 10 a m. till I p. m. Woritmaa-an- d material guaranteed AND OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHER , SPaniSB FOBK. UTAH wy I CRISIS GROWS ACUTE. ARTIST PORTRAIT .... JR. W. E. WARNER, M and Bwldaaes oath Of City Sqnaiw. Office ,Valih Fork, Utah, DR. C. T. KENDALL, Office at CREBR BUILDINO. flrhl ealla answered Jama Uobertaon's. paat.h f rer Utah. Dam B. MORGAN, A. ATTORNEY-AT-LA- b!ht Bulldlnf PROVO T.l.pbtM IS X L SAXEY, , ATTORNEY-AT-LA- Conveyancer and Notary Publlo. Office Over Rank ot Bpaafak Fork. bultk Fork, Utah. jLCtfj Horrors of Fronch . Revolution Likely to Be Repeated. St Petersburg. The successful mutiny of the sailors of Sebastopol, accompanied by the first open revolt of an entire regiment of troops, has created the greatest alarm in government circles and no attempt Is made to disguise the seriousness of this latest crisis. The army Is the last prop of the government. Mutiny Is contagious and the epidemic of revolt which has attacked In turn practically all the units of the navy from Vladivostok to Cronstadt, It Is now feared, is destined similarly to spread throughout the army, and it Is feared the horrors of the French revolution will be re peated. ' Japanese Bribed Korean Minister. Victoria, B. C.. The emperor of Korea fought a lonehanded fight deserted by his ministers, vainly trying to prevent Marquis Ito'a coup to make Korea a Japanese protectorate to advices from Seoul by the steamer Athenan. The ministers deserted one by 'one and were Immediately excessively opulent The presence of 30, poo Japanese troops at Seoul overawed the emperor. An was made to assassinate the ministers of the Interior, war and Justice, who had been bought by Japan, but was frustrated by Japanese troops. LITTLE Thia 8TATES ARE WARNED. la No Tim for Revolutionary Movements In the East. . Paris. It was learned at the foreign office that Austria and Russia, In behalf of the powers, have addressed a strong note to Bulgaria, Scrvla and them that the Greece, warning powers' naval demonstration against Turkey should not be made a pretext for revolutionary movements on the part of these countries against Turkey. It Is now definitely determined that the object of the demonstration will be the island of Mitylene, where the customs will he seized. SBTINQ MACHINE. BOLiER BEARING, HIGH GRADE. Miner Gets Fifty Thousand. Butte, Mont. The supreme court baa confirmed the decision of the district court of Lewis and Clark 'county, awarding 150,000 damages to Martin Burke of Butte. Burke waa a miner mine and grasped at the Colusa-Parro- t a wire upon which the Insulation was faulty, fearfully burning his hands and otherwise making him almost a physical wreck. The case was taken to a number of counties on a change of venue. The decision of the supremo court practlciJIy ends the ' Ing machine. . strongest guarantee. Wontl Sewing Machine Co rRANCISCO. CAL. Factory BE CITY DRUG STORE JNO, J. OPTIMISTIC s OANK8, Prop, II History of the World Shows Nothin; Like Progress of This Country. Report of the Secretary of Agriculture Shows That "The Man With the Hoe In the United 6tatee Produces Billions of Dollar Yearly. . Co-o- p. M. 1905. p. - SPANISH PORK, K. BADLY PAPEBHANQIB wvall urs f atiblviderb. ill Zemstvo Leaders Express Hopeful Views Upon Situation In Russia. Expecting Much of Count Witts. 8t Petersburg. The Interesting views of a number of leaders of the semstvo congress regarding the present situation, are generally optimistic In tone aa to the future of Russia, provided Count Witte follows the policy outlined In the resolutions of the congress. Some of them contain suggestions for the formation ot a coalition ministry. Prince Paul Dolgoroukoff, whose palaee at Moscow was the meeting place of this and the previous semstvo congresses. Is one of the most eminent liberals in Russia. He telegraphed: If Witte la sincere he will adopt our programme, and if he doea not haggle over the bargain bis position will be greatly strengthened. He will receive support throughout the country and will scatter the agrarian ana labor disorders and rowdyism, and perhaps worse, which have been Inevitable for some time, owing to the belateness of the reforms, wreBted by the low and not voluntarily given from above. But in spite of revolution, with its terrors of bioodsned and the accompanying economic and financial crisis, we are 'passing through an emancipation epoch from which Russia will emerge strengthened and regenerated. The zemstvo workers, tempered In mi PURE AND DRUGS MEDICINES rwssewmow cokpoundo i it experienced pharmacist ft ...UTAHS. th Greitist losnranca Afcncy il W. H. RAY, TIME TABLE Pkonl MS. Washington. D. C. The wealth proIt! A. Academy Av. Arrival dapamr .f train. frem D.prtt duction on the farms of the United IW No. la, Pro., Salt Lot. States In 1905 reached the highest UTAH. PROVO, ni ...l:Nm amount ever attained In this or any No. tS For Si all , . .... other country 16,415,000,000. No. W Kursky Mammoth and 11:10 fm verCtty In the first annual report ot hla No. M For Karaka, Mamatalh and SU- Independent Insurance Agency. third term Secretary of Agriculture varClly :M.b Osnaacriona mad. la Ordaa Ualaa Wilson presents an array of figures all trains ol Soutkora FaolOa and - dapotwltli uoaW Ua. and statement representing the pror OFFERS CHOICE OF duct and profits of the farmers of Fire, Lite, Accident, Health and Pill Gltti FAST THOUGH TRAINS DAILY the country which he admits dreams could of wealth production hardly AND THREE DISTINCT 8CXNI0 ROUTES equal." PalmaaPac and ordinary Slaeplaf ears waiva ua eon oats. Four crops make new high records Omaha, K.iv-a-a city, Si. Loula tj Ckloaao without okaaga as to value corn, hay, wheat and Fra Chair Raollnlne Cara: Years. ParoaaaUy tlia Lead Twenty loo tod Cxouralonai a pari tDinlagv rice, although In amount of producrlea. tion the corn crop le the only one For rale, folder, ate , laoutra of .CLAUD BROWN. Tlakat Agaat, that exceeds previous yields. In or writ LA. BENTON. of level prothe O. A. V. O.. Salt Lak QW. every crop general duction was high, and that of prices still higher. Besides the enormous yield of wealth the secretary estimates that the long struggle against arbitrary the farms of the country have In- -, power, must exercise a steadying Inand licreased in value during the past five fluence, both against reaction cense. ! years to a present aggregate of 36,Alexander Stakovlch of Orel, an133.000.- 000. other of Russias coming men, takes "Every sunset during the past five even a more optimistic vlqw. AND years, he says, "has registered an FINIS IS WRITTEN. Increase of 33,400,000 In the value of rHOKR No. It. the farms of this country." Ratification of the Treaty of Port This Increased value, the secretary DtA Bpanlik Fork. mouth Exchanged. anggaoU. 1 invested, better, than In Washington. Without formality tb d bank deposits or even In the final chapter In the bloody war bebonds of private corporations. tween Russia and Japan was enacted Analyzing the principal crops for In the COMPLETE LINE 07 diplomatic room of the state dethe year, the secretary say that corn Co-Operatreached Its highest production at partment Saturday afternoon, when, ive 2.708.000.- 000 bushels, a gain of 42,000, at 4:05 o'clock, Baron Rosen, the RusSHERWIN-WILLIAM- S 000 over the lowest year, 1899; hay la sian ambassador, and Mr. Takahlra, econd in order of value, although coton behalf ot ton held second place during the two the Japanese minister, preceding years. The hay crop this their respective sovereigns, exchanged , year la valued at 3605,000,000. Cotton ratifications of the treaty of Ports-comes third, with a valuation of Dealers la mouth, which was signed September 5 oats, last The only witnesses were Prince SPANISH FORK MEATCOMPY wheat, 3525,000.000; 3282.000.- 000; potatoes, 3138,000,000; the secretary of the RusDEALERS IN barley, 358,000,000; tobacco, 312,000,-00- Kudacheff, who was with him at sian ambassador, cane and sugar beets, sugar FRESH IRD CORED KEATS rice, 313,892,000; dairy pro- Tokio when the war began and again FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES an increase of served as one of the official secre3665,000,000, duct, taries throughout the peace confer. 354.000.- 000 over last year. HIGHEST 8A8H PRICE PAIO FOR Although milk cows are Increasing ence at Portsmouth, and Mr. Hloki, and In number and value, the report counsellor and first secretary of the filQES (NO PEUT8. Sidney Smith, ICaanfaotnrors of states that other cattle and sheep Japanese legation. have for several years been decreas- chief of the diplomatlv bureau of the ing. There are 17,570,000 milk cows, state department, and Eddie Savoy, ' valued at 3482,000.000. Other cattle the personal messenger of the secremmoiABLi are numbered at 43.669.000, with a tary of state, were also present when and value of 3462,000,000. Swine number the exchange occurred. 47.321.000, valued at 3283,255,000.. 'In On block north of Bank. JOHN JLS, 8ept the aggregate the value of farm an- Trying to Appease Wrath of Peasants. Ctah. Fork, dolIptalsh million a few Increased imals has Utah. The government SL Petersburg. paalih Park. lars within the year, and since the has Issued a communication explaincensus of 1900 have Increased 3 per ing the meaning and scope of the emcent perors manifesto of November 16, Canada a Valuable Customer. concerning the peasants, which will circulated extensively In tbe counUnited States be The Washington.1 old to Canada last year exports to try districts in the hope of quieting until you receive and approve of your bicycle. This tbe agrarian agitation. In It the peasthe value of 3166.000,000. ; amount constituted more than 62 per ants are told how they can now puranyone on bank the chase land whole Canadian peasants' cent of the Imports, through and It was only 11 per cent of the ex- and are informed that the manifesto of taxes which remits payments with Coaster Drakes and Punctureless Tire. ports of the United States. This amounting to 322.500,090 In 1906, and to a In contained la statement report thereafter. Is 345,000,000 annually Charlea M. Pepper, special agent of In the great scheme first the step only d lausual the department of commerce and Any moist or modtl you uant at ot reform which will be submitted to and beat tires standard ot DoChoice of hla from price. any study bor, resulting national assembly. tbe minion trade conditions.. equipment on all our bicycles. Strongest guarantee. We SHIP ON APPROVAL C. O. D. to anv one without a ernf deposit and allow 10 DAYS Boy Killed In Game Which Would Search for Murderor. Have Put Romano to Sham. FREE TRIAL before purchase is binding. Chicago. In addition, to sending oftmiT BOO Hand Whools New York. William Moore, right lima , ficers to St.. Louis In the hope of artaken In trad by our Clilraco retail .lore. football i2 Union halfback of the college makr anda modrla, food a. naw... ...... resting James Brown, who Is susyou ha. wrlll.n for onr rmOTOHT, inl Mryi-l- until from HOT died night DO Saturday amo rrttc rmoca offcr. tm.' pected of the murder of Miss Maud team, u!.mM. luntfrl. and ipnrtinc aooda of all kimK at half rrcular trla. In out received Saturday In A gam W rit for lb a ot uaeful Reese, who was murdered by a burg- juries world Ira Information. Cunlalut t taftdrj Catalagua. He ws 19 lar In ber apartments here last week, with New York university. lived at Schenectady, members of the Chicago police force year old nd PUNCTURE-PROOknocked unconwas Y. Moore N. have been sent to Kansas City and blow on the head while Peoria.- - The chief hope of the police scious by a Regular prtoo S8.S0 per pair. was la It he but In St. Louts, him la to find carrying the ball and bucking PZ To Introduce alx bours 1 thought possible clues might lead to tbe line. He died about from cerewtn wo After receiving the Injury his arrest In the other places. ,UCkt , bral hemorrhage. You m Sample Sight of Silver Restored Confldonc c Kansas Senator Is Again Convicted. Only of Bank's Patrcna. PUNCTURES TROUBLE of NO MORE Burton U. 6t. Loula. Senator J. The run which began Keokuk, EASY RIDING, STRONG. was on Saturday night found Kansas Friday on the State Central Saving! DURABLE. SELF HEALING1 indictIn count the on all six bank stopped Saturday morning al- guilty FULLY COVERED by FATENTSi which ho has been on punctures, like Intentional knife outs, can be most enUroly, after the arrival ol ment upon BEWARE OF IMITATION United , oiher tire. like week the la vulcanized for tho trial any past four wagonlnadt of silver dollars from Pale andnir- -i him toe rotator ) "T." ahowln alt hind and wiaka of Ur court and charging circuit State at Hmlf f h Built-u- p and Blr.jt-tlunl- rlri Oonatar-HrakaChicago and SL Louis. The wagons Whuj-l10 1 B and D." compensation with having accepted JTd Lh. thk-rulilwr iraad A and rnmrtura atrip backed up to the door of the bank, aay Kldlnf. w Will aklp fcO, B 0 ArpaOVAL . klaatia and anyr,..,- -, wak.-ao- ft. Securities ft Grain th Rialto from eqlat A half million dollars was carried lntq of SL Loul to appear tor the bank and piled up In sight of the oompany In tb capclty of an company ,tha was caused run probably peopia. The the postoffica before attornay by a statement that the president' CYCLE health waa falling. ul Well I-I- 1- - , , , ..INSURANCE.. Q Q Pnr, h Jox Lumbop eompony.i B. H. BROWN, LivbPi ' ' Stoblo. Hack Meets all Tralho Building. Material. Biil:i ikjfcPrtjiia gilt-edge- PAINTS.. Spanish' Fdfli Institution,- 3575,-000,00- 0; General Merchandise, 0; 0; Flour, Grain O Produce. Harness, LORENZO THOMAS Boots O Shoes. " RIDER AGEUTS WANTED Jo Money Required Ten Day 9 Frco Trial SotSSSS OIO to $24 EKfflEH!! 07 to 012 - one-thir- um Second ;l trial TIRES 'Hi F sou $l Mr Pair for $3 $0 "7 if la.' a. Um a tf ' f'T GO., Dopt. J.LCIIIOAGO, ILL. J P 4 |