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Show FILIPINO CHIEF JUST mil MINES GREAT SCIENTIST VERY HIT Cowardly Murder of Man and Girl at Culbertson, Montana, to be Avenged by Law. Victims Were Called From Their Home at an Early Hour in the Morning and Shot Down Because of a Quarrel Over Land. will piTiet At the Daly Judge, at Park Ci'y, the null Is being operated one shut per day. cj rating from 125 to l.'.o tons of oi e daily. This is about capacity. That the era of red met at producMon. has at last arrived for the big Ely copper district, and that the camp never was In a happier mood, Is tho good word brought from that district. Few' recent strikes of rich mineral lu the southern portion of Utah have created the Interest In local circles that has attended the success of tho Red Warrior company lu its operations iu the Star distilct. A fourteen toot ledge, rarrjlng $6 per ton in f"ee gold, was struck recently in the Monument companys disMountain j roperty In Thunder trict, Idaho. The ledge was encountered In the 800 foot tunnel on tho the one-tlnr- Manila. The bodUs of II. D. Everett, a government foi ester, and T. R. Wakeley, a school teacher, who were murdered several weeks ago by tribesmen while on an expedition into the unexplored mountain regions of the island of Negros, hae been recovered, after a difficult and dangerous search. Lieutenant Ahern tells of the finding of the bodies in the following telegram, which lias been received here: "Am returning with the remains of Everett and Wakeley, which we found near their last camp in the Bavaual mountains At first our guides were apparently afraid to lead us into the mountains of the interior of the island, along the route traveled by the two murdered men. Luckily, we at length succeeded in securing guides who were acquainted with Ayliao, the leader of the murderers, and who took us to the last camp of Everett and Wakeley. Ayhao, it was explained, planned the murder while acting as one of the native guide's who were conducting he two white men into the interior of the island. While gambling with tlie (ther guides he drugged the entire party with the fumes from a olant. Ayliao and some followers then killed Everett and Wakeley and The only excuse given five guid's. by Ay hao for murdering the party was that he felt like killing Great Falls. Sixteen arrests have been made at Culbertson, in connection with the claim jumping shooting affair that occurred there a few days ago. The shooting occurred over a pjeeilest Parts and Supplies fof both squatter's claim which had been located by Walter Long, aud later taken up Vlitelw & Vilson and Singer Machines by John A. Haves, on the ground that SOLD ONLY BY Long had abandoned the claim. Long and some of his friends warned Hayes to leave within twenty-fou- r hours, according to the evidence at the coroinquest, and when he returned SEWING. MACHINE CO. ner's attacked the cabin in which he they No. U7 North Academy Avenue, lived, killing Hayes and his daughter. PROVO, UTAH At the inquest Mrs. Hayes positively John Jackson, Mgr. identified Walter Long and his brother Milo as among the attacking party. She said that the attacking party came to the cabin at 1:30 in the morning. Hayes, who was on the watcn with one or two of his neighbors, called out, asking what was wanted. The reply was a volley of shots. Hayes and his force replied with Built in Probut at the next round from revolvers, 115 W. vo the attacking party, Hayes received a 5 So., BY THE bullet through the chest. He lived about five minutes, and another bullet went through the cabin and struck his daughter Augusta, wrho died before a physician could reach the scene. The coroners jury found that the shooting was done by Milo Long, Walter Long, Charles B. Gamble, George D. Isbell, Tucker C. Moore, John L. Johnson and others unknown. It was believed there were about twenty In the party. Sheriff Small of Valley county, has placed these and ten others under arrest, and they are now in the county jail. There is a 24-i- n. very bitter feeling over the affair, and further trouble is feared. Buy Buggies MINING Thunder Mounain di'lrlrt, la Idaho, was very quiet during the win-i- r, but a number of mining men will o into the ramp as soon as the roads F Two Americans Fall Victims to the Treachery of Guide in Island of Negros. AND d property. Dr. Robert Koch of Berlin, the German bacteriologist and rombater of tuberculosis and the bleeping sickness of equatoiial AfiUa, is in Japan in a serious condition of health. Fi finds aitilbute his condition to overwork. STAIRS WERE STRANGE TO HER. Old Ladys First Experience with the Puzzling Escalator. She was a very much bewildered, thoroughly vexed old lady as she stood at the top of the ascending escalator at the One Hundred and Twenty ninth street subway station and industriously tried to make her way to the bottom of the staircase. She had carefully stepped down and then, before she could get to the next step, found herself back where she started Nu! she grumbled and, hitchfrom. ing her big bundle more firmly under her arm, she grasped her short petticoat firmly in the other hand and started down again. A second return to her starting place raised her ire, and this with a she eyed the platform expression venomously and for the third time plunged into the perplexing problem. Donnerwetternochamahl!" she then shouted as she was firmly and smooth Vat iss it mit dem ly brought back. stairs? Dey go up und up und up! How goes it down? And then she was taken by the arm and guided to the descending stair case. New York Times. COMPRISE TWO CITIES IN ONE. Life of the Roofs a Distinit Featurs of Italian Towns. i Thera still exists in Italian cities a life of the roofs that is distinct and characteristic, and of which the mere foreigner and tom 1st Is eutirely unPat ticularly is tills the case aware. in Florence. Mount to the top floor of one of these grint, big palaces standing in some gloomy, sunless street, often approached by a stern, forbidding doorway and datk, steep stairs, and you will hold your breath with wonder at the - surprise that awaits For here before your eyes you. stretches an unfamiliar city, a city of wide expanse and varying altitudes, a city no less architecturally beautiful than the one you have left below, and enlivened, too, most unexpectedly by verdure. In the very heart of the city, on Its topmost apex, there Is no trace o grime; the air Is pure and wholesome. Indeed, Its breezes are charged with no small suggestion of sea and mountain breath. As for the smoke one would expect to find hanging above the roofs of a densely populated city, It is conspicuous by Its absence, and only at the hour of meals does some faint blue column rise for the briefest Century, space into the atmosphere. It Is understood that the plan of the Utah Copper management Is to begin the payment of dividends at the rata of $2 per share per annum on September 30, next. The company Is said to have $1,000,000 cash on hand at the present time. From a responsible source it is burned that a powerlul combination, through Salt Lake representatives, Is about to acquire a lease and bond ou the Majestic Mines companys smelter ut Milford. It will be a big thing for the southern country if the scheme us outlined by Its projectors materializes. It Is scarcely probable that even tha withdrawal of $50,000,000 of deposits from the banks by the treasury will exert any appreciable influence ou th money market, so great Is the amount FEARED. OUTBREAK INDIAN of money now held by the banks, and so light the demand for same. But Navajos Apparently Upon the Verge what the prospector needs now Is of an Uprising. ready cash. The Bingham and Garfield Railway more troops Five Flagstaff, Ariz. company Is the title of a new corporof the Fifth United States cavalry ation formed last week. The articles have been ordered sent to the Navset forth that the company will conColonel under reservation ajo Indian and operate a railway line from struct Hunter, who will go north to the ot Bingham to the various town the rumors Various Chin Lee country. mines of the district, also to and from are prevalent relative to what their the concentrating and smelting cen purpose Is, but that this is no pleaster of Garfield. ure trip is indicated by the fact that InTom Fisherman, a a battery of gatling guns and forage balanc dian, received last week the for a two months campaign are taken due him on the purchase price of the orwere A troops year ago along. OBALDIA IS PRESIDENT. big group of claims at Stlmler, which dered to return after penetrating the were purchased a year ago by) Harry coLiddiard has put 24-inUnanimously Chosen Chief Executive country half way to Chin Lee. The InSlimier. Tom owned a of the Panama Republic. Indians became hostile and several nsent tiling into these Provo and locations terest in about twenty trouble has Machine. Panama The presidential election were killed. Since then wells: Bp. Wentz, Mr.Weeter, New sold out to Harry Stlmler, says the between holes water arisen over the General Robert J. Wynne reConsul throughout the Isthmus of Panama Uoldfleld Chronicle. Dennis Davis, Henry Davis, adand stockmen on a range machine passed off without disturbance. Jose Indians the reservation on the south. ports that a new Of thirteen assays of ore taken from Sarah Tidball, Mr. Hicks, Mr. Cement for Warship Armor. which the makers claim will do away Domingo de Obaldia, formerly minis joining mine at Fish Springs, the American naval designers pay small the Utah reported heavily with the dust nuisance, has been testBruner, and L. Hoolbrook. ter to the United States and acting The Indians are over from 70.5 per cent lead values ranged the proposed ed on the roadway in front of tho Hor- attention to the talk of cement for of Dr, armed and excited absence the during from 301.4 ounces down president and are apparently on the ticultural hall, Westminster, London armor on war vessels, as suggested In on down, and accounts for Amador, was elected president. The allotments, This ton. to the silver ANY DEPTH OF WATER an uprising. It Is thought before practically the whole of the France and Italy. The formula for Utah Mine never supporters of Richardo Arias, who re- verge of the that reason the Is being of armed force cently withdrew his candidacy, decin a display sends In a doubtful shipment, but outbreak. ed not to vote, and as a consequence made to prevent an enabled to maintain tho values to a ROME AT P. MORGANS PALACE J. no opponent to Senor Obaldia was put steady and splendid level. HEARST PARTY CONVENTION. in nomination. The Salt Lake Tribune is In receipt numa this, large Notwithstanding of of the following conundrum: If the Seventh West and Center Streets Independence National Convention ber of voters registered their choice Chiin cyanide output of the Montgomery Party to Be Held and demonstrated the overwhelming PROVO, UTAH Shoshone mill for the mouth of June 27. cago, July majority of Senor Obaldias supporters amounts to over $40,000, and the conwell From all parts of the republic news are York. New Preparations centrates amount to more than the has been received here that the elec- under way for the national convenan orderly cyanide product, what becomes of the tion was carried on in party, money realized for both, and why is manner and that Senor Obaldia re- tion of the Independence Monat held Chicago be will which cast. the stock of this company selling for votes ceived all the of GO cents per hhare? day, July 27. While the eyes First most politicians have been centered The management of the Croesus, at Says the Farmer Will Reap upon the Democratic national convenBenefit of Returning Prosperity. Hailey, Idaho, Is making splendid tion hall In Denver these last few headway in Installing Its new concenNew York. It will be the farmer of to leaders the party Independence trating plant, a mill that promises the United States and not the capital- days, been th to for their plans be of great Interest generally completing have ist who will reap the first and greatconvention, and with the the mining and milling fraternity of the Chicago of returning tide of the est benefit R. William of west, owing to the particular condb from return Europe of Stuyve is the opinion prosperity, tions under which the management and the be will All kinds of Fresh ready. Ilearst all sant Fish, former president of On the Cta. sus will bo operating. with leaders who say The party and Independence Illinois Central railway, Cured Meats ; Green two great veins. Tho are field property In the full a ticket will Saturday. put Mrs. Fish sailed for Europe they east and west vein carries gold values, be and 'ta ill also try to have a state Fancy and Staple Gro- He said that while the crops will rewhile the north and south vein conceries. We handle tho in great volume this fall, and the ticket In every state In the Union. Th tains silver and lead values. states national comFarmers Products, and sources of the railroads will be taxed In thirty-eigh- t with th was confronted company mitteemen cf the Independence party their capacity in removing them, teI-roaproposition of putting in a mill which pay CASH for all Fat to have been appointed, the last state will be the farmer and not the it handle both characters of ore. would Batcher Stock. Nos. 47 thus represented being North Dakota. that will gain. A fourth well, making the thiid to 55 North Academy Villa Aldobrandlnl. within two months, has just been Risked Life to Save Sister. Democratic Delegates Injured In an In Rome which J. Plerpont Morgan Avenue. Phone 39-in the palace Is villa This the royal facing opened In the Virgin river fields Automobile Accident. New York While protecting .her and In whfih he will entirtain Senator Elkins and his family when southern Utah. This well, like Its has bought, and to the duke of the Abruzzl. baby sister from a big Newfoundland Kansas City. George Rush they go to Rome for the marriage of Miss Elkins three associates, will produce over tha John E. Egan, lawyers and members dog which had attacked her, fifty bam Is of oil a day. All of VirbitRose Eisenberg was terribly ot a miles few within of the Tammany hall, returning from are Is wills armor cement kept termunicipal engineers, a large number the proposed the Democratic national convention ten by the animal. Despite her ensecret, but the device has a remark gin City. suburban and child the New in of surveyors ror the county however, and homes pain, at Denver to their The Grasseelll Chemical company, able resistance to shells fired from the jjer ody between the Infant and gineers, and two representatives ap- heaviest naval guns. The weight of the organization that is operating th York, were injured in an automobiles war office. accident here late Saturday. Rush 0g unn a policeman had beaten pointed by the a the cement Is much less than the new zinc plant at Park City, Is going suf- process After the submission. Then the left arm was broken and Egan one jnto animaj now In use. During tho to erect a new building on to the first of second machine scattered a level layer steel plates was ruShed away to a fered the fracture of the bones )rj jjtye war the Russian war- plant, in which will be installed additar, Their condiUon Is not serious, wher0 her wounds were treated of granite grit and chips upon the road was accidentally tional screens, so as to raise th 11 Sebastopol a ship formed ablTeh and they will, and where every effort will he made which, when rolled, Peres vlet, a leak capacity up to a maximum of 125 to a fine, smooth surface, durable rammed by the Mayor Busse of Chicago, who ha made. The 135 tons per day. wertakerf to ahospltaWor troaT--' to guard against the possibility of with seven meters being long road A tar macadam and dustless. been a somewhat' famous bachehydrophobia developing. with cement. Later was leak Owing to an entirely unexpected Gd 4s ment. 3c repaired to from costs made In this way lor until recently, appears to have the management of the saw active service, the In dlfllculty U Sebastopol as Storm. Boats pset (85 to 97 cents) a square yard, been guilty of contracting what might batFighting to Save Babies. a and once by torpedo United States Smelting, Refining and Baltimore. Five men are known to against ordinary macadam which costs being hit the he called a clandestine marriage. At lives, babies save To After her last shells. tered by a Mining company has been forced to many Chicago. and three women on an average 2s. 6d. (60 cents) been drowned, have a made east he took to himself a wife has she been had abandon for the time being Its confight It was found that city council cf Chicago and a man are believed to have met a square yard. Inwithout notifying any of the newspaof resumption of activity lu cement $10,000. but the six hit templated by torpedoes, special appropriation severe wind a when very like fate, Eureka mining properRichmond was the leak pers either of his intentions or of testinal Infants, used In repairing the among diseases practl Anesthetics Long Known, of Eureka, Nev. ties the actual ceremonies which took caused thielly by the hot weather, and rain storm passed over the harbor undamaged. Lecturing before the Association of rally of this city. Eight men In a rowboat place a couple of months ago withTungsten, one of tho rare earth minbeen of such frequent occurhave Mcof Munich on narcotics. Prof. Fort to reach A Real Artist. were Surgeons endeavoring to out any of the reporters finding it out rence in Chicago that, according extensively used in the manuerals, Diet-richsaid that the process of reducIn Klein a Feter of one at dinner Harnmorsteln when them, Oscar unbabies o! Henry, until now, It is a somewhat facture of incandescent lamps which reliable figures, the deaths terrified by the storm, while at- ing the, sensibilities of patients with New York said that he Imputed his give a brilliant white light of pleasing conventional procedure, but it has due to these complaints this year will the a view to making operations painless great success to the fart that In his counIts charms reach the startling total of 31,411 tempting to leap overboard, upsetwere and its compensaquality, is found in White Pine In the was known and practiced em- boat. others and three be He he put art ahead house will n bearing The opera Nevada. tungsti One hundred physicians tions. ty, of Bishop Theodores The finding of an empty middle ages. minerals found In that section aie 'money making. ployed to disseminate Information drowned. a "I like to think," said Mr. Hammer hubuerito and scheeltte. The comptroller of New York has concerning the causes and prevention row boat lends to the belief that four Chervlia wrote n pres rlplfim for others were drowned. pain destroyer in the twelfth century ffieln, "that In some small degree just submitted a report on cookery of summer sickness among Infants. In contrast to tho small domestic contained opium, morj hlne and share the artistic feeling of the great which ho In tho which In of copper last month w re Maine. public schools, in Fires Raging In Forest purchases Denver. Bankers to Meet A medical woik printed In llundel. hyosclne. brands it as a sham. He declares that tho exports of tho metal. There wi a series of 14G0 Me. With foi known treatise Portland, fitst the the program contains won! Though tho the when Denver. curtain elemen"Handel, Instead of plain, substantial a revival In expoits during June, of the American dangerous forest fires scattered all on Inhalation, and men now inject rise upon a neatly empty house, would tary cooking being taught, the hills for the coming meeting months total being nearly 3(1,000 tons, alRO and Ma'ne roast, raging mixture association In this city has along the under the skin Hie soothing to his associates: soothingly say an Increase over May of i.ooO, and supplies submitted show a preponder- Bankers Inland points, the situation which In 1460 was inhaled. " 'Ach, never mind; the mimic will over June last year of 13.500, sas the ance of salads, fruit dishes, pies, Jel- not yet been completed, the principal at various There have upon, is somewhat alarming. sound all the better. New York Evening Post. lies, cake and candy, which at $15,000 speakers have been decided a month, more than for no rains Minbeen Wilson, Woodrow Note. Bank a year he thinks deleterious both to Among these are Tho directors of the M'iy Dav B. and under the scorching heat of the Counts. en tiler What new an university: Princeton of That Director last posted week, First company the finances of the city and the diges- president weeks the undergrowth In In the "Tlmn you dont believe In the tay ing E Walker, president of the Canadian Inst two dividend, the amount agreid become dry as dont seem to take any Interest tions of the pupils. has But simplicity forests Maine and the Is as handsome Toronto, Handsome Commerce. of Ing t'ban' TllW of acres of wild business. on being Hi Thousands and substance seem to havo gone Bank It. the of tinder. ou does?' Forgan. president James bo paid to Heavens; Director will Of loss Second The over. $12.0110 burned been dividend up-out of fashion In all branches cf National bank of Chicago. It land have It Isnt so much what ham, of th first "No; to 20th dean up alone the want him on everything, In the Kineer regions don't stockholders date school studies. ha3 been decided to set apart separate of timber over $100,000. and the do you? We ought to be glad If he some docs as the way ho advertises mouth, the books to close on the loth, at estimated Is trust of the It. days for the meetings Philadelphia Press. tml to reopen on ,htt takes nothing but the principal. fire In that district Is uncontrolled. company and savings bank sections. at .Cl j Curb your well with Cement Tiling ch Dust-Killin- g full-bloo- d one-fourt- h 1 Provo Meat and Packing d 2. PROVO MEAT and PACKING g hos-loo- t. Russo-Japanes- e , ir |
