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Show VOL. E. II. NO. Fork 38. UTAII STATE NEWS. VARNER. STEAMBOAT CAPSIZED LUNATIC CALLS ON PRESIDENT. Engages In Desperate Struggla With Salt Lake man la the owner of a ELEVEN OF THE CREW AND PASOfficers Who Attempt to Arrett Him. kitten, recently born, which has five SENGERS DROWNED. A desperate encounter legs. auh r an with who was armed Insane man, An effort is being made to organize During a Storm on Lake Michigan determined to see President Roosea camp of Confederate Vessels Founders and Twelve Per veterans in velt. took place In the vestibule of Utah. eons Go Down to Watery Grave. the White House shortly before noon Icksmith and Wheel-Wrig- ht A marriage ceremony was perMonday. The man, who gave his name formed at Callentes last A dispatch from Marinette, 1 Wls., as Peter Elliott, and bis home as week, the ts&j Work t Specialty. first in that town In two says: The passenger steamer Eric L. Minneapolis, was overpowered by the years. ItmAtofextrs for hurries end mm work properly attended to. The twelfth annual convention of Hackley. of Fish Creek, foundered In officers on duty at the White House Fork Green bay during a squall, and twelve entrance and carried to a police van the Utah State Teachers Oppotlte Tuitls's Hall, Spanish association met in Salt Lake City on Nine were which had been summoned. He was persons were drowned. Monday. Apdsw I. Uomai. rescued. KCluur. The Utah conference of Seventh placed in the van In the custody of As the to went the two Hackley officers. Seeming to realize then bottom, Day Adventists are holding their secBAGLEY& MORGAN those who would and could seized on for the first time that he was under ond annual session in Salt Lake City. floating pieces of wreckage, while the arrest, Elliott began a furious strugTTOBNET-AT-lATne receipts ofthe Salt Lake City women and three or four of the men, gle with his captors for liberty. He postofflee show an increase of $21,000 Idy PROVO Telephone r X fht DallJlBj failing to find any object to which to drew a revolver and attempted to during the fiscal year ended June 30 cling, sank in the sea, so far as Is rhoot Officer James CIssell. The oflast. known. ficer grabbed his hand and wrenchod SAXET. S. S. Twombley of the Utah Agricul-turaThe waves were rolling high and the weapon from his grasp. Elliott's l experiment station, has taken a several of those who at first "ved struggles were so Here", however, that A'tornynt-Lav- r, position In the C&llfumia State Poly- themselves from immediate death lost the two officers In the cramped quarPuMJu. MToyaiieor and Notary technic school. It was several ters of the van were unable to overstrength and sank. IrtCB-OOran Lewis' Mot, rer The thirteenth annual convention of hours after Hackley sank before come him. Elliott put up a stiff fight, jjlti fort, DUX. the UUh Woman's Christian the hove within hailing but was finally overpowered and landSheboygan Temperance Union was held in Salt Lake disance. The shouts of the floating ed In jail. Later in the day Elliott men attracted the attention of the was removed from the jail to the City last week. 'iclelsoq 9 I E From September 1 until October 30, sailors on the Sheboygan, and every government Insane asylum. ilox't 130 cases of typhoid fever were re- assistance was lent Elliott, who had been registered at The rescue darkness made St. James hotel, had been acting but the slow, HEAD in Salt Lake ported City. The disease the officers of the Sheboygan feel queerly, and had sent a letter, with 8ux Tum, is now on the decline. sure that they took aboard every per- his photograph enclosed, demanding It is expected that at the next meetson afloat. Some of the persons who an interview with the president. ThuB officers ing of the St. Louis Exposition com- were warned, the secret service rescued say that It is possible were on the lookout for him. ORENZO mission the plans for Utah's building that one or more of the eleven per at the fair will be approved. rikHIOXABL ADVICE OF PRESIDENT. sons missing may have escaped death. L. P. Madsen of Chester last week This view is not given much credence Roosevelt Message to Extra 8ession lost about eight tons of lucerne hay On. block north el rook, by the sailors of the Sheboygan. Will Deal With Reciprocity. and three tons of straw fire, caused CtA by a little boy playing by AND TURKS BULGARIANS The president has practically comwith matches. IN BLOODY BATTLE. pleted his message of presentation to MEET The real estate men of Salt Lake the extra session of congress. It deals c. City have formed an organization "to Reported Encounter In Which Many entirely with reciprocity and the Cufurther the real estate interests of the Were Killed and Wounded on Both ban treaty. It is understood that the 1RTRAIT city and to promote good will among Sides. president goes quite extensively Into Its members. Serious news has been received at reciprocity as a it It lfsrleU building, Mala stipe. Ope general principle, and The Salt Lake club finished last in Sofia, Bulgaria, from the frontier of UUIp. m. Workmen jkffioa its possibility to correct the acknowltriasierlsl fusrenteed tea the race for the pennant in the Pacific fighting between Turkish and Bulgaredged evils of the present tariff. tdMHdN.wTork.tylM. SpeeiehPork. Northwest baseball league. both sides They ian troops at Demlr-Kapla- , As to the ratification of the Cuban might have done worse. They might sustaining losses. treaty, Senator Burrows, who led the have quit before the end of the season. According to one report, the Turks fight against it two years ago, when attacked the Bulgarian frontier post It was defeated, now asserts that he Rumors have been received of (Lean of Will Boyaek Stable! fight with outlaws in the Browns Another version says the Turks pur- believes there Is no great amount of Park country. In which one outlaw sued a number of refugees across the opposition to the Idea, and he says :sd. was shot twice and probably faUHy frontier. that be thinks the treaty is going to It Is asserted that the Turks have be acted favorably upon. Injured. Particulars are unobtainable. CW to provoke hosTbe senator, however, is of the Fanners living in Chester report the frequently attempted into Bulgarian territory opinion that more opposition could ack tilities, FOR1 firing seed lucem as worthless owing to the and crossing the frontier to steal be expected from tbe planters of Impossibility of threshing the seed and the beet sugar men of peaiah fort, Ckk horses and sheep. The war office at the east. ray, from the shell after the severe soakRepresentative William AlSofia is working at high pressure and len Smith, who led the sugar forces A. J. ing it has received during the past 24,000 recruits will be called three in the last fight, however, has assertweek. months before the usual time. Frince ed that the beet sugar men do not inoSpi tend to put up any opposition, all of Burglars cracked the safe of the Ferdinand has sanctioned numerous which would indicate that reciprocity Western Krlttlng company In Salt measures of a warlike nature. is going to be much In evidence at the secure other one last Lake week, night City, Material lUdlm All the cavalry, with the exception ol extra session. lag $247. Several men have been ar- a kind" single regiment which id stationed NATION'S COAL OUTPUT. rested on suspicion of being Impliat Sofia, has been sent Into the fron10ypsIh Ink, iyatah Tfffc. cated in the crime. tier districts, where are strong forcei Annual Product Exceeds Three John Powers, a miner, was seriously H. of artillery. Vigorous efforts are bedred Million Tone. Injured while working at the Daly-Wes- t, made to prevent bands from crossing A statement showing preliminary he In Park City. While stoping ing Into Turkish territory. of the United coal the was production and rotten on a plank stepped Dispatches from the frontier re- States, prepared by Edward W. Parof a into boulders, pile precipitated ceived at the revolutionary headquar- ker, statistician, has just been issued being badly crushed. ters report that the refugees In the surdeaths of res- mountains are In a terrible condition by the United States geological There were sixty-fivI shows that for the first time It vey. idents of Salt Lake City during the through their pursuit by the Turks In the history of the United States the ick month of September, equivalent to an and cold and hunger. Many are dying. production of coal has reached a total annual death rate of 10.40 per 1,000 of j fbohi Ha It. of over 300,000,000 short tons, tbe actDEATH DEALING WINDSTORM. the estimated population, as com-witalk frk, . ual showing being 300,930,609 tons, that of 10.88 a year ago. Tornado in Minnesota Causes Seven valued at $378,138,843. Dr. J. II. Faust, who attended the The production of anthracite coal Death and Destroya Much Property. amounted to 36,876,710 long tons state fair this season, is the oldest A tornado Btruck St. Charles, Minn., (equivalent to 41.299.959 short tons), A M. surviving member of the D. A. 2:10 p. m. Saturday and ruined the a decrease of 23,376,850 long tons, at society, bis active and continuous town. Seven persons were killed and or almost 40 per cent, from 1901. This datconnection with that association decrease was due entirely to the sust Injured, many seriously. months. twenty-eighpension of operations by the strike ing hack forty years and six The entire main street of the town In the anthracite region. The value It Is now claimed that a branch was literally wiped out, hardly a at the mines of the anthracite product road will be built from Lund, on the b'slness place being left standing. In 1902 amounted to $81,016,937, as In 1901. Tbe San Pedro, to the iron mines of Iron Forty-twresidences also wore de- against $112,504,020 coal of marketed value the used be average will ores damcounty. The fluxing stroyed, and the total property sold during the year at the mines was a and large at Murray smelters at the $2.50 per ton, the value In 1901 hav age la estimated at $100,000. Iron works will be established in this Tha town was crowded by people log been $2.05. valley. trading when SENATOR8 MUST BATHE AT HOME doing their Saturday' SliMichael Duffy, employed In the the place It aeema the atom atruck ver King mine at Park City met death rolraculoua that there waa not a Senate Bath Rooma May Not Ba Becausa of Strika. on Sunday, falling from the cage to greater lose of life. Four of those of distance a the shaft, of aaloon bottom the I The marble aettera and tbelr assist were in John Evans u4 to killed 400 feet. Duffy reached for the rope it collapsed, and they were anta who are employed In tba conwhen and lost fad r'Wwaof Two struction of tha senate bath room, give a signal to stop the cage burled beneath the wreckage. bis balance. others were In a dry goods store went on a strike today In aympathy non of Mr. and which waa blown away and they were with the marble cutters, who are The three year-olof Springvllle got killed by the falling walla. Ed Pat- locked out in the different cities of Mrs. Milan Crandall concentrated lye one day last ers of Dover waa killed In the wreck tbe country. Unless the complication hold of the lye In his of tba hotel. One man waa killed Ip Is adjusted It will ba Impossible to of some HH JONES, week, and put OopL assistance the street by being atruck by a plow- complete the work on tbe rooms bemouth, but luckily medical was share hurled through the air by tha fore tbe convening of congress. ft. . DUX. child waa rendered before the force of the storm. id Tha Starting of a Ftud. dangerously burned. DEStROYED BYWIND. week has sl the of past Lawaon and Andy Farrell, storms Jacob Trousers on Earth The farm-sr- s Visited la Iowa of by both Section caused much uneasiness among highly respected men of Denvon, Har Eastern p0P. TnE MONEY, W. Va., who on the afreet and, nftar a Twister. In the vicinity of Ephraim. Is not completed and a few words, each draw a revesting of grMn A Burlington. Iowa, apodal aays: passing Mr farmers who sustained e,7 a step or two the losses a Saturday's storm did much damage volver, and, taking will amount to sot-erat the same In stacks fire At Iowa. backward, of opened hav, open throughout this part thousand dollars. Durable Men's Shoes. fired man Each three shot and it&nL aheda smokestack, Wahelle s a bullet having Lawson fell and dead, to were torn Daniel H. Ogden, a prominent piece. arc dentally small building man of Ogdon, was number of buildings at Wahdle fair penetrated his heart. Farrell was shot York oMhat A barn west j'T com't killed while duck bunting ground were blown down. The through and through, and died in half In near fair was the grounds, Welzer, wound Jack of The . 1st the PV0, UTAH, Some stock was an hour. Each one of the duellists city on waa demolished. but aeverat aons and the end of the la known to be In- has "'W one no girted by killed, but la not yet. fuud RIHTUNSON. fine the shot, the AQENT. jured fatally known who fired one. DBU UOILDINO. a mysterious ah' Ofla and Keaidewea Just aoti) I Oty Square. A SPANISH FORK DRUG Co. ! h&nd-to-han- !niels anthon. 5 AND DRUGS MEDICINES PRESCRIPTIONS Knitted Underwear far Mea, Weasel am! Children from 50 rests apt hems aula. lat'sfaetloa Saaraatee! ar Ne Pay and Grain Coffee a Specialty. . Save doctor hill aa! fait hnylag Iron. ! tha above llaalth Peed aa! !r!ak which wlU Street then year kerne, lake Kneels an! Marrew la year Beaea, Cnre Heart Troabto an! Balld Up year Bystem. Ill W he ha! at A. A. Cable's bull! lag. Jehn Ckrtstlaasaa, Agent THOMAS DyeaweawefceawiaNBaNsttaeacaGWtowaN Mome-Seeker- Ctih County Employment Igtncy. Young ladies and gentlemen who wish to secure employment would do well to call at A. A. Dahle'a building, where en unlimited number of railroad hands, teams sad teamsters, brick layers, eto., are wanted. Also young ladles for general house work and cooking art wanted. Good respectable places furnished In Salt Lake. Provo and other towns at their choice. Book agents and canvassers tor useful articles wanted. Good pey. Apply to John Christianson, Sale & Transfer In A. A. Dahle'a Building, STABLES. Trains me ;uxn e toad dutapcs ornca rain-riM- SFrisg! m PRESSFFIC f'A ti i IM DOtJOERS. LETTER HJCADS, U? WEDDING HI NOT CARDS IVU M nEAPS, HIM, HEAD UnSINESS CARD, VIMTINli CARDS, 9ROBTROTlCE. Estvai Bi.ua.aiai ml, ssRscf BSjSQgflfl put pnish Fork ru General Hotel Charlotte, Fin-lahe- Produce. Harness, Boots Shoes.. 0 d p1 Pair Warranted p INli be-la- g RESTAURANT ron a MEALKww SQUARE on hand. Fresh Bread always In R. W. Jones building, south of Coy SPANISH FORK MEATCOlirt DEALERS Of FBESH IND CURED KEATS GRCCElia AND STAPLE FANCY HIGHEST BASH PRICE PAID FOR ytIDES NO PEUT8. f Tabnlea Doctor Bn! A good prescription For mankind. The .(bI picket Is enoush for esoel slooe The family bottle ieo oente) eontolae supply for e year. All dru ,l.ie oeU ibeee O SaKHR TrareUif Trafs lotel aa! Livery bests ees. The beet serrtee to the both la tho Commercial Men, Welch for the Bste af tha VefoU L 1. JOIIB, Prop. dox Lumber Oompany. LUMBER AND Building Material. Bailed Hay & Produce. ' TIME TABLE Arrival Ne. esl Aeportor f Stelae frf f-- Por Ne No N vorctiy . etit eillei la Offts Cntoo Itps wMh OHiMlmt ell trainee! aoeiberePeoiaoeMOrafookaoH o Um. o Ft AND mu cxoics or IBS Q tlllf FAST TBROUCH TRAINS DISTINCT SCXNtO BOOT til ovdln.ry SWeptae ease te Siww Uiy, M. Loelo oeooro. wlihoat Cbkace ooeo Pvoo PoellniBf Ck.lr Caro, Asotireloaoj porleol vUtUg Ow Pelmee Pelnoe Dvavor. (v.K 14 fttitstld So4 vteo. Per retea, folder, os Ineetre ol H.J tV'oik, tioke AaA or write L A. DENTON. D Sell Lake U. A. ar. r. I - FINE PRINTING COMPLETE LINE 07 bnM-nee- clothing MRS. GRACE BECKS ! e MerchandlsOp Flour, Qraln U ca do raixTiaa ruois axtwbsbs h , - Spanish Fork, Trains Stable. Meets all a' SkSDSf30SJ3sfCSfS0tiSIOi3S2Stn Wooelo. e Excfcuged. Lou 11 Cuy Tenet. A 11000 Contract bought, sol! and exchanged Association. In the National IS.. Pood ud Sill Booty to ARTIST Uivory City Property for Stock Bought, Sold Klslnj 0. EIRIKSSON. BROWN, Firm ud Flnt-O- bkft lri n t General Merchandise. St Helena Sanatarium Food IWx Pedersen. PHARMACISTS. SUITS MADE TO ORDER MERCHANT TAILORING STONES. Meets all BY EXPERIENCED COMPOUNDED ii nttnnnnmfminiirinnnMTnnnnntiFiiiiiiiMtiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiTintmitmm!mmn t cd tun PURE SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S ..PAINTS.. Coete no more Ihsn the peer kin In the end. We pro. pared to do the good bind of en Printing AT REASONABLE " FIUCES |