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Show A HAVOC TOWN NAMES WOULD CAUSE THE SPANISH FORK PRESS POWERS HAY PAIL TRDflPS INTERS' AFTER DECISIVE Elltht Warasi. TukJlihw nfANUi roH IT AH lOIIOTHESLllSP f , THE UTAH BUDGET MODERN MOLLY PITCHER MEET! Nearly til tha mn anil learns ol DEATH PIQHTINO AMERICAN Tilt h rounty lire employed In building MARINES IN NICARAGUA, the elate road tbroush the county. flO.ObO new The opera house at Randolph la nearing completion and mill eoon be ready (or ot'cupn'iry, Was Trying to Lead Shell Threshing la going on with good Into Rsbel Field Piece When Bub yields, in Itkh county, out running a let fired by American Ctruck high aa ninety bushels per acre and Her Down. mbeat around forty bushel. Alfred 8. Kk"latn afempted to amok a cigar and handle a half pound of gunpowder at the Provo Mattress New York. When American maand factory at the game. Aa a result be la rines, on October 4, charged up near blit, Malays, captured Coyatrpe Buffering from gunpowder burna, InCaleb A. Inlow, charged with murder Nicaragua, after having raked the of with batteries thlr position Ing Tbomaa Eddlo" White, chauffeur, surgent Are guns, they found among tbe rapid at Salt take, about midnight, October dend rebels a Nicaraguan woman a 4, baa been held without ball to be modern MolHe Pitcher. Clutched tighttried In the criminal dlatrlrt court ly In her bands was a one pounder 63 a taIIe Tope, aged years, which ahe was trying to load shell miner of lilngbam, was killed n rebel Held piece when a hullet Into ty an electric shock while working at the American force struck her. the tailing dump reservoir of the con- from This atory and other details of tbe centrating mill at tark, Sunday morn- battle were related Monday by Lieuing. tenant George W. Martin of the Ural The uie of cholera serum la believed regiment, United State to have checked the contagion among provisional who came from Colon marine corps, the hogs of the farming districts In the on the eteamer Cristobal to have vicinity of tayton, Kaysvlllo and other wounds he received In the battle locallteu. There were more than 3U0 treated at the navy yard hospital. The deaths. rebel losses In the fight, Lieutenant Harold Cluff, the young man who Martin said, were more than 2U0. mas severely burned at l'ark (Tty a abort time ago, la slowly Improving at SHERMAN SERIOUSLY ILL. Salt take hospital and unlesa Confined te Hie Home t set la will recover from bis In New York. Injuries. Comment on the recent session of Utica, N. Y. Jamea 8. 8herman. the National Irrigation congress made of the United State, Is by the Engineering Record In Its last seriously 111 and steadily falling st bis lesuo la to the effect that the sowlon home here. was marked by a decided Improvement While hU physician. Dr. Fayette H. over previous meotlngs. Peck, believes there Is no Immedlnte IJlda for the construction of tho new danger of death, yet the patient's consta'e cspltol are being advertised for dition Is such thst It Is matter of by the commission. Didders will be conjecture how much longer he can allowed thirty-fivdayu In which to withstand the ravage! of the disease submit their figures, which ran be with which he Is afflicted. For the last three weeks, since he given on all or a part of the work. Claude Sadler, Emmett Coleman and came back from Connecticut, where he Robert E. Wrlgbt, the three boys who went to re- -, he ha been dressed only escaped from the Utah Industrial once, and that was a week ago Friday, school at Ogden, have been taken when, against tbe doctor's protest, he back to' that Institution from Kays-vill- went out to the poll to register. where they were taken Into cusMINERS WILL RESUME WORK. VILL ENDEAVOR AUTHORITIES DURTO PREVENT DISORDERS CAMPAIGN. ING POLITICAL Have Agreed te All Political Meeting From Blood-re- d Now Until Election, and Prevented. bo May ' ! com-jdlcalo- i Sue-pen- d Havana -- Wlile not aetiully under martial law. Havana Is now under absolute mlll'ary protection against disorders srslng from tho heated politla acrordanco with ical campaign, Men-dittorder Isaued by General Pablo who ha been appointed to take charge of 11 the olLe and military furies In the capital by Pres'dent Comez, the streets are being patrolled by mounted gutrdstnen. Conferences Sunday night between o government officials and leaders the polities! parties failed to reach an agreement to suspend all political Several largo meeting meetings. precau-- t wero held, but tho military ons were effective In checkng all smptotus of disorder. It Is reported that an agreement has been reached between General to Menoeat and Alfredo Zaya all political meetings from now until election and that assurances have been given by the partisan pres that they will refrain from exciting ut-- I terancei In order to avoid all danger of hostile collisions on election day. t. well-know- n ! Lisdsr Rival One-Poun- IHM dim, UNCLE SIM COMPELLED ICOtalUia MAY BE BAD LOOKS FOR THE TURKS TO INTERVENE The Oay When They Would Have Backa Against Wail Approaching Election In Cuba will Bs Stems Now at Hand. a Critical Teat of the Stability of the Republic. The swiftness and efficienLondon cy of the onward movement of the The serious situation armies of the allied Balkan states It Washington In Cuba, as demonstrated by Friday's making Europe open her eyes. From riot In Havana. Is exciting the grave the north and all a'ong the line from solicitude of the United States govern- Greece on the south they are crowd. ng ment. Reports indicate that there are back the boundaries of the Ottoman and grounds for the apprehension that has empire. The existed for some time here that the day when the Turk will have approaching election period In Cube bis batk against the wall seems at would he a critical test of the stabil- band. The two pivotal points of Turkey's ity of the republic. Disorder Is likely to occur on elec- defense on the north were Adrlanoplo tion day, affording the chance for a and t'skub. Tbe Bulgarian army la declaration of fraud, and on the whole tbe east has defeated the Turks at all the elements seem to be present Kirk Kilisseh, which Is the strongest that are required to start a revolu- outpost of Adrlanople, nnd appears to have almost Invested that fortress. tion. The Ken Ian army In the west Tbe partisan newspapers are Indulging In furious recriminations and walked into t'skub at 2 o'clock Sa'ur-daafternoon without opposition. The threats, and both sides are declaring their determination to appeal to force Turk sh garrison there withdrew on If their rights are not protected. Each the ruil ay toward Salonica. How far side is alleglug that favoritism Is be- It intends to retreat and why are shown their opponents by the gov- qt Minn. The only answer to the last 8trlke at Ely Declared Off by Vote ing ernment. question Is that the strength and supof the Men. plies of the garrison did not Justify 8AYS CHILD WAS STOLEN. an atienit to make a stand. Ely. Ncv. The strike of the copper miners, mill and smelter men was de- Millionaire Railroad Man Charged Operate on Human Ostrich. clared off Monday by an almost unWith Stealing Grandson. Pittsfield. Mass Luke Parsons, the animous vote. Tbe Lane Miners union Los Angeles, Cal. With the filing human ostrich." was operated on Monand the Steptoo Mill and Smelter-men- s union held meetings and In- of legal documents in the superior day In a Pittsfield hospital, and the structed delegates to the Ely Central court Friday, the fight for the pos- surgeons removed 132 nails, two keys, tabor league. to use every effort to session of J. Ross Clark II., son of a buttonhook ami a partly digested hree-lncIron spike from hi stomach bring the strike to an end. The action Walter M. Clark, a Titanic victim, between and grandson of J. Ross Clark, mil and Intestines. A nail had punettred was to ratify agreement the abdomen and caused peritonitis. Samuel W. lielford and the agents of llonalre railroad man, was begun. Mrs. Virginia McDonell Clark-Tathe Western Federation of Miners. Crime of Wisconsin Farmer. ner, mother of the boy, declared in Robber Captured by Bulldog. In Lo Sheboygan. WIs. Alvin Roehr, 33, her petition that relatives Chicago. Through the determined Angeles had conspired to steal her a farmer of Plymouth, shot and killed Philip J. Ott, Mrs. pursuit of a bulldog here Monday night, sou and that ahe never Intended to his father-in-law- , was abandon the boy as claimed by mem Ott and Mrs. Ott's father, Fred Haut, one of three alleged captured by the animal after the hers of the Clark family, when she 80, when he was refused permission chase had led through a crowded street went east a few months ago and was to see his wife, with whom he had car, under a freight train and through marired to Dr. John Tanner In New not been living, and then hinged himself. a hail of shots which failed to Injure York. the dog. Policemen reveued the alleged Killed in Collision. TO CLOSE DENVER GATEWAY. who waa shouting for American Fork. Utah. One man help. Harriman Officials Prepare to Strike killed and another badly scalded is Blow at Gould and Hill Lines. Bold Burglary In Brooklyn. the toll exacted by a head-ocollision a entered Portland, Ore. It was stated here between two engines running free and Brooklyn. Burglars branch office of the Prudential Life Friday on apparently reliable author- a heavy freight train on the I). & R Insurance company in Brooklyn Mon- ity that Harriman officials are pre- G. line. day afternoon, gaggl'd the cashier. paring to strike another blow against GEN. FELIX DIAZ Alice Brenneia with a handkerchief the Gould and Hill lines In the trafsaturated with chloroform, left her fic war now being waged in the northlying bound on the floor and after loot- west, and within a month will Issue an order closing the Denver gateway ing a safe, escaped with $300. against the Burlington, Rock Island. TE0D0R0 DERESA Santa Fe nnd Missouri Pacific roads The order will mean. It la said, that between the Oiegon. every point Washington Ualioad & Navigation system and points east of the M's sourl river must use the Harriman Kansas City. lines west-aoOften-Predicte- d , ! M e, tody. John Felt, Jr of HunUvIllo, la the winner In the contest, having extermlnae 9,307,800 flies, and wins the $100 prize. A. F. SLcCuIly of Milford wlna second prize and W. Obald of Salt take, waa third In the contest ,1' S i . I M ;i $ engines are In clearing tbe sagebrush from a farm of 6,200 acres on tho slopes of the southern end of Rush va-e- y In Tooele county. They have stripped a square of 2,000 acres, clean aa a mar Two ket garden. Joseph lUittal, aged 7 years, one of the early pioneers of Utah county, died a . t t at Frovo on the 23th. Mr. Tuttal came to Utah when a boy, and for many years waa engaged In freighting serosa the plains, between Salt take and tbe Missouri river. Oscar It Kelley, a special deputy, waa accidentally killed at Dlngham on Saturday by William Meyera, another deputy. Meyers playfully pointed a rifle, not knowing It waa loaded, and pulled the trigger. The bullet pierced Keley'a left eye. James Harwood, one of Lehl's prominent and respected citizens, died October 26. Mr. Harwood waa one of the early pioneers of Utah. He served the city twelve years aa postmaster under Presidents Garflold and A thur, Cleveland and Harrl3on. About 130 docendents of Daniel Hammer Wells, one of the pioneers of Utah, met at the borne of Jumius F. Wills. In Salt take on Saturday to celebrate the nlnetyelghth anniversary of his birth. The founder of the famyears. ily has been dead twenty-onWalter Sanstrom of Murray waa accidentally shot while hunting Sunhis Covington, day by Edward chum, and died as he was being taken to a hospital about two hours later. The two boys, who were aged 15 and 14 years, respectively, were hunting for quail. Claim for damages In the sum of $20,000 has been filed with the city recorder of Salt Lake by Mrs. Lillian Martin, widow of Finley Martin, who was killed by the police autoe mobile September 28. The first shipment of apples from Clearfield in Weber county was made last week, when fifty -- cars were dispatched to eastern markets. The growers expect to realize from 73 cents to $1.00 a box on the fruit. William T. Holt, said to have heon somewhat deaf, was instantly killed In Bountiful on Wednesday. Holt, who Senor Deresa Is a millionaire of was 69 years old, was walking on the track north of the station when struck Vsra Crux, who financed the futils attempt of Felix Dlsz to overthrow tho by a special Bamberger electric car. There will be no coal famine In Madero government Utah this winter by reason of a car Fatal Hunting Accident. jhortage on the Harriinan linos, acL. A. to of Houghton, Mich. The first fatal Mohler, president cording (the Union Pacific and of the Oregon hunting accident of the present seaShort Line, who was in Salt Lake last son In northern Michigan occurred Monday, when Jerry Coffey, a logging week. trainman, was shot, presumably by a contest, conducted deer The hunter. during the summer under the direcRemoved for Cause. tion of Dr. T. B. Beattie, secretary of the state board of health, has been President Taft has Washington. closed. It Is estimated that not less removed Edwin L. Barnes, registrar than 50,000,000 flies were killed in at the land office at Great Falls, Utah during the summer by the differ Mont., and accepted the resignation Receiver Wilson of the same office. lot contestants. The action follows an Investigation. n May Reduce Cost of Sugar, Detroit. A method of manufacturing sugar from cane so that the byproducts will pay the cost of mann laeture nnd leave tho sugar a free pro duct Is announced by G. W. McMullen, the Canadian agricultural chemist McMullen is Inventor of a new system of prolong ng the keeping qualities oi eggs, butter and other dairy products In storage. Msm, en Wedding Eve. Chicago. After exnm'ning ttrt- Fi witnesses, Coroner Hoffman on T FI day continued Indefinitely the la Into the death of 21 Us Soph! l'i' Ringer of Baltimore, who. after ti-- . Ir.g to Chicago with Wili am Worth,-- ' a street car conductor, w as found n lla dered In a south side boarding bon l; Tuesday morning. The womia L hern beaten to death with 1 4,. fra but.-tknob. She waa to have .7- h.;- - V Edward Leach io a candidate for the exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of He hao been grand treasurer Elko. of the order for the past six years, was exalted ruler of the New York lodge for three terms and la considered one of tho beet orators In tho office of grand fraternity. DIAZ SENTENCED TO DEATH. Friends Fear the Worst, as Madero it Not Inclined to be Merciful. Mexico City. General Felix Diaz, leader of the revolution recently Inaugurated in Ve-- a Cruz, and three of bis confederates have been sentence to death by the court-martibefore which they were tried in that city. Efforts to save their lives, especially that of I)laz, continues unabated. Prominent women, men high in affairs, and h'gh army officers have appealed to President Madero for clemency, but to all he has given the same negative answer. Old Indian Fighter Dead. Park. Mass -- Brig. Gen. Henry Carrington, a noted Indian nnd veteran of the civil war, his home hero Saturdiy, aged ssHe was a native of Wallingfoid, Conn,, lut was judge advocate general of Oho when the Civil war and was commissioned colonel of the Eighteenth United Stales volunteers early In 1SG1. Hyde Beebe fighter died at Explosives Thown From Train. TcsMmony that b Indianapolis packages of dynamite were wr on a fast passenger train from fi cago, and that after a fuse on package wrs lighted Inth busU were thrown out of tbe train wlnJt' Into some steel structure works! tllana Harbor, 111., wc. given ' ll "dynamite conspiracy" trial on Youths Rob Train. At Muskogee, Okla Three youfi. robbers held up and robbed a so: bound M'psourl, Kansas & Texas tn south of Eufaula, on Tuesday. T compelled the engineer to detacb express and baggage cars and r. them ahead, after which the robbe ' blasted and rifled the expresi oath the Company officials believe got several thousand dollars. Held for Ransom. Paso. Tex. D. M Epillsberryt' tl Traverj Tucker are being held by Auto: rebels of Chlchauhua under Rojas, pending the payment of r ranrom. Splllbury and Tucker turned to the Mormon colonies x bring out some of their property wno s were captured by the relie R ccntly camo to CbJhauhua from ora. K! Wh te Slaver Deported. Alberta. Oliver Lethbridge, V. Bates, who was recently indicted by the grand Jury at Boise, Idaho, on a white slavery charge, was arrested Saturday near Cardston, and was deported to the United States. 1C .t' The infatuation for Jack Johnson I caused city and federal authorities investigate their alleged relations, refused to discuss a report H11 I second husband, Mr. Fnleonnet. that her neapolis, had Informed must glvo up either r.er daugbtef him. i 1 Must Cive Up Daughter or HuOr Chicago Mrs. F. Cameron-Fal- 't net, mother of Lucile Cameron, ath law nts ' itn Ins the to Wed. Salt Lake City Walter Lee , Grover Cleve f New Mrs. York l.i years old. of ers Murray, was widow of the former president 01 V accidentally shot and killed Sunday United married capi lie to States, Is afternoon while hunting qinil on Preston, rim Big Cottonwood (reck oast of Knudsons April to Prof. ThomasPrinceton of lint honorary profesnor mill by Kdwaid Covington, 14 years verspy, and now occupying He c, old. Though a loaj of No. 7 ubi shot en- of archaeology at Wells college. tered S'.iniKiom's hack at close attended ir,g range, tearing a hole tliiouth his body, he ora N. Y , an Institution Mrs. Cleveland as a girl ere, lived mui e than half nn hour. Hr Chew Forty Kinds of Tobacco. Ghdden Tour Ends. M next s, New Orl-aFor the Washington. Charles .1. Glidden i t men in the nnd a skip of other 123 weeks enlisted motorists fincbew'rj ished the Great I akes to sib tho Gulf tour York navy yard will be ,iu,y decide on scheduled to time, reaching here Sat-- y forty kinds of tobacco v In sioi for use aflcrnoon. Tho was kind shall be bought without special incident. journey navy. Own Ll,e' I--t tr Death of General Morris. Young Woman Takes New York. M1s3 Mary eG'lgadier General chH"31, Moms. U. S. A., retired. die, Freeland, thought to have beenPP Missis at Ills home here her of a C9 lie as " command Sunday, aged Tups suicide committed of the Presidio at lly, an rancisco at the time of the boarding house In West earthquake in 1906. stieet by Inhaling ga. t Robber. Make Rich Testing Hawaiian Defense. Mrs. Cleveland Sand-strom- Prince Improving. St. Petersburg The condition of Gen. Felix Diaz, whoso Mexican Crown Prince Alexis continues to im- revolution has collapsed with his capprove, according to Information from ture at Vera Cruz, is a nephew of the former president, Porfirio Diaz. Spala f Murdered In Chicago Boarding Lien-an- Boy Hunter Shoots Companion. Peml-otlicia- Mines in Rebels' Hands. El Paso, Tex. Rebels have taken possession of the Copper Queen mine, one of the three units of the Ameri- can Smelting & Refining plant in Ye-olardena, state of Durango, and tho Rio Tinto mine in Chihuahua. DEATH. w he-ga- n Turks Surrender to Servians. l advices reBelgrade. port that the Turkish army, which retired from I'akup to Volos, surrendered Monday to he Servian cavalry and delivered up their arms. The Servians later seized 123 guns Aviator Falla Two Hundred Feet. Ala Aviator Montgomery, Mitchell fell 200 feet here WednesMitchell lost day and was killed. control of his machine while attemptFive thousand ing a spiral glide. people witnessed the accident. WOMAN DEATEN TO Servians Perform Daring Deeds r Vranaya, Servla. At the bittk f t. Kumanova the Servian loct IMb.-- j The Turkil-and 2.000 wounded. 10,000 killed or wounded. All seeac of the fight piy tribute to the nlar t the Servian officers aud men. Mlllch, commanding aa tnfar company, blew out bl brains nl than obey a command to re'lre b. an an exposed position, whereupon 1 r.e men charged the Turk, with tbe t suit that all were killed. h aafe-hlowe- r, t, lr,;-wa- y safe-blowe- Berlin. Thn Frankfurter prints s Vienna dispatch, emanating from official source 1?" t says Tin time for .. b, power Is near, whether reoM.Ii not. If Turkey Is defeated u , pending battle between and Constantinople It win rim for Europe to look to it, eats, slurs tbe destruction 0f pean Turkey could not hs nor could the occupation of Coaiv tlnople by another power, Blood enough baa hern spm peace can be offered to both 114.', Bulgaria la defeated, with good pect of acceptance. AuMr s It . likely to attack Scrvla. at that mean Immediate war with the BtV alliance. A decisive battle u ed In a few days; heme Inierw,, Is likely within a week Worthen on Wednesday, c s Tbe postponement of the to permit the police to Hal Chi D. Conway and bis wife, vjoltt ivi an' performers, wanted as wltncssei long-dchie- d d Will Instil That Bssn Splits and RiaeVc?n JH Offsrsd to Ooth I'd- - U-c- vice-preside- often-predlete- EATTU ns - well-know- Eloped In Aeroplane. Fort Wayne, Ind Arthur Smith placed his fiancee, Miss Aimee four, efcV;l'S,hinKt0nThe war department beside him in his biplane Saturday af- or ,l0ll!h,e,l 0VPr the tata earl defenses proved by ternoon and flew to Hillsdale, Mich s - weeks Hawaiian war games A miles away, where seventy-fivthey nef dispatch has been were married. received ' givIng a synopsis of work. e - Haul-For- Worth, Tex.-St- orks elry belonging to the late son, valued at $103, 000, W from the safe of the S. W. 10 ber company Tuesday. 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