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Show . tm rzovo pcrr PACE TWO v ! ' THREE MEN ATTACK fore noon today tbat miners or their WHITMAN LEADING FORK GIRL sympathizers burned a number of GLYNN BY 1M.174 SaLW houses at Prairie Creek earty today. 8 rXMLSIi - FOKiC,- - Nov, NEW Y ORK I I t ' i 8PANI8H &?&&. i i ; walking near the railroad tracks at elude the big boarding house which turns on governor from sl except Leland, two and a half miles soutn-wes- t has been the scene of numerous dis134 districts ia the stato give Whitof here, this evenmg, Virginia turbances. man, Republican. 670,325; Utyna. Markham.lQ.ycars . of jagewas. Dem oc ra t 5 ;J3ul zer, Prohlbi- seized, bound and gaggel by CANADIAN 8HOE FACTORY Uon and American, 11$, 536, anY three unidentified men, after being BURNS; FEAR FATALITIE3 Davenport, Progressive, 46,931 Whit-- 1 knocked unconscious. Her saaallanta j mans lead over Gy Inn is 133,174. were evidently frightened away withQUEBEC, Nov. 6. Large shoe fac-- . Returns from all except 333 in a few minutes after attacking Hiss of Gale Brothers, located in the blcta In tbe 8tate for Unttod statea J Markham. industrial center the city, was Benator g1ve lhe three . leejdlng Miss Markham was discovered by shortly Wads worth (R. 99, Iwd llrlBrJehnle' and Nell Christensen this morning. It was feared that Gerard (D.), 532,641, Colby 65,, (P.), who were going after a cow along the many lives had been lost. The fins 595. Wadsworths plurality, 4628. railroad right of way The girls noti headway rapidly and other fled several men who were in the vi- gained factories were threatened. OSCARWILKINS VISITS cinity. After recovering consciousness Miss Markham said that at first she DLDTIME FRIENDS A Night of Terror. had sen only two men, one of whom are more terrible then called1 to her In what sounded like a that of a mother looking on her chil i Oscar Wilkins, one me, foreign tongue. As she turned her choiring and . gasping, for.,,breaIbdnc. n . nr.il , JQ fifteen head auothar maa struck her on. the lag an attack of croupand nothint head, after which they bound her the house to relieve it .Many motli-erhave passed nights of terror iu predecessor of The Provo Test, came hand sand feet and gagged her and to Trovo ta'Vy fr ohm;sl234561234ra fQreUmiJ-isituation. A UUl this threw . a.cloth.-oveher head. wflllenable-yw-t- o avoid attthhjrTrcTTovoTixInyTFr'i'rhlYpresenrhoiTie A posse oFfllty men was hurriedly Chamberlains Cough Remedy Is a cer- nd few d in - Eureka to wllh tain cure for croup and has never been organized, which - scoured , the friends Provo and to over the rejoice known to fail Keep it at hand. Tor country. The chase yss, WII- of Senator SmeoL Mr. victor? all dealers. sale (ASv.) by abandoned at nightfall, but wlll be rekins set-uthe first legal notive ever sumed in the morning. seU-th- - first prl n FOR SALE Old on ot that kind For work. charge 25 this 15c st bundle, per pounds, WAR WILL FINISH he was known at one of the years office. WITHIN THREE MONTHS . , i ;t i -j- , -t. sui-denl- SENATOR SMOOT'S VICTORY a victory.1. Utali 'a Senator Smoot has-wgreat national character has come out of the fray unsullied by the violent attacks made upon him by both personal and political enemies. With all forces ia all parties brought into action against Bim Be"won MncTsdmeTyTbut nbOs laTgercrhap'C as his optimistic friends had predicted but large enough to show to the opponents that he could go before the people of Utah in a popular election and win. The cry that Senator Smoot is out of harmony with the administration at Washington can count for little in the face of the national re turns, and hr-wisame his work with that same energy which has marked his twelve. years of sendee and has made him ope of the greatest senators in the nation. Utah is proud of Senator Reed Smoot and the state will yet have the opportunity to' be still more proud IrTiFames IT. Moyle," Utah:haa:a very "good and energetic citizen and during the campaign this paper has respeeied hTra asYmch. , We have had differences of opinion on politics but that does not ' lessen crar respect - for thc man. A Weaken oandidater oirthe Fusion iteket, would have beeD snowed under. - Mr. Moyle' made a hard fight and will undoubtedly prove a game loser. k j on h! rn If lt 4- 4 V nr- - r TEE THREAT OP WIDER WAR ILJPuring the week following the announcement of hostilities in Europo'Wn referred to the strong probability of Turkey becoming party to the war, not as an ally but as an auxiliary of Gerdipmany. That opinion grew out of lomatic relations which the Balkan war and sub the-clo- se sequent negotiations had shown as existing between the kaiser and the sultan, and out ofwhui wp said must be Turkeys disinclination to see the. Russians placed in commanding position,in agreement between them' old allies against Russia, England and France. It is easy to understand how the sick man must look askance at anything promising any greater development of, Russian power in Southeastern Europe. One purpose of that agreement between thp allies p.T the.enten.te. by which neither of them is toTHs3sVoii4ernmand-eonditions-of-pete-e without the consent of the other two ' was the -- and-Turke- tri-parti- ie 4 & UTAH COUNTYS VICTORY Utah county is again in the list of Republican counties.' The Republicans did not carry the county by big majorities, but they won by enough to show that the trend of the county is back to staunch -- Republicanism and practical business. X dls-tor- the county, but' lost to the greater forcejwhieh swept them out. of power. Utah county will come under the rule of the party on the first of the year- - The party is pledged to a strong progressive administration of affairs in keeping with the fjnances of the count'. There is much to be are no e better-men- - to-d- " 4 Few-nigbt- o r p paneraAn-bundles-- o FOOLISH TRADING. bP8t.Pil3tpr5.!aJJt9A.ndha4grcaL. and builders, the American people excel ail previous civilization and we are a jrresent-da- y marvel in business efficiency, but As producers . indeafing2w'ithTforeign'counlriesweare''a"sbrry lot of traders. Ever since Wm. Penn traded the Indians handful of trinkets for what ia now the State' 6f PennsylvamalheT American people have been sellingjheir birthright to foreigners for mess of pottage, so to speak, - We export over $30,000,000 of cattle and their made in Paris both the allies and the German s are fighting hard for every inch gf "this efrlt5y TheGeflIftflr for the time being, appear --o have abandoned their advance on the chan nel ports. The French and English commanders, in the opinion of Trench observers, are satisfied with the result of the efforts they made yesterday, as well as with the general situatlon- .The telegram sent yesterday by General Joffre. commander ia chief of the French forces, to Grand Duke Nicholas, oemmander in chief of the Russian forces in the field, in which GeneraL Joffre said tbe French situa tion was good and expressed his liope Europe, and our American heiresses spend a similar" sum in' buying and maintaining counts, dukes and titled peerages. These foreign noblemen, are, as a rule, absolutely worthless in fact become a perpetual- - liability--- ! or itcostsmore money to operate and keep them in repair than it does to run our cotton mills. European royalty puts the black sheep of its families on the block and our rich American girls buy them and we virtually exchange railroads, wheat fields and millions of dollars . worth, .of .products of fana, mine amLfaa-torjnftitled paupers who could not 'be resold For any sum. It does not require foreign. treaties. -- war is being continually-aske- d In France anti as often answered. One of the latest setimates la made by General Gerthaut, who predicts that Lhe hostilities will end in three months. - The general admits that the siege of Sebastopol lasted two years, but says there Is no reason to conclude th- -t the present war will' run such a course.- - The reiSIvelj protracted small armies engaged In the Crimean war made possible such prolonged con teste. The general hrgu$3 that .jLbhuutcrTIiey . - j by the necessity cf placing enormous force sof men on two fronts, reaching the point of exhaustion bfeorq Either France or Russia, and that Ihrrperlod cf exhaustion may be expected In - jl three months. jj Our phone is No. ?48. Call up and tell us your nedsran3wjT will deliver them. New Second Hand Store - . , , ,Ta-tai- l. One-Ste- still-hopefu- nl 1 , The Secret of a Good Figure often lii in tho braasiere. Hundreds ft UuhmumIi of- - omen wear the Uien-ioll- e Btauwn foe-t- ho uanoa II tat tlwf regard tl a Bereaeary ma a cornet. It supports the bust and bnclt and irivea tlte figure tbe youthful outline which tuihiou dcurcea. JO-U- BRA5-S-IERE- 5 are the Calalioct, nnt acrieeable taraimte imatrinablc. Duly tlto beat of m.itcruila Me luted for tnstance. Walohn", a flenbie lxui- Sna ofercat daralbltty absolutely ruUe pemuttius laundenng withcut removal. They oorao In all style, and yonr local Dry Goods tleulcr w til show them to you on rc- K dcv joticarrv .tnc.v.hf;, eiistly ret lhcn loryou by wiiuuh torn, fur an booldctahowinx atylcs tU.it ara u Uigli ijivor. . r' Uiatth combined jeffortsjif the allies TOuM,Jbxlng;nat:aucciE;:s3:.haa,s;arvod further to arouse confidence In France. The question of the duration of tho g Qne-.Stej- n . or -- Nov. 5. Renewed violent attacks on the part of the Oermans were expected today in the region be tween Dirmude and the Lys. The recent efforts of the enemy In this section, in spite of the fact that they have ben reinforced by new con Ungents-ofj-raerves as well' as by active troop are believed heriTto have been unsuccessful.' According to tbe latest review of he situation PARIS, crazy, and the person who qualifies as an expert will be' the craziest of all. it is hardly to be doubted that the Turkish viThere is the Standardized Hesitation, Gapedo Joat destroyers which have just entered votte, Duryea WaRz and Brazilian Polka the harbor of Odessa and snnk a Russian gunboat quite crazy. The Castle Fox Trot and the and damaged a French liner were under Gei mar. ...Friouville JroHurcJ some trots. while the etuninaniVThe attack orb the" French boat TslTi? Lulu Fade, Carter v CantecAYaltz best evidence tf this The Turks, if they declare and Half and Half are deliciously asinine The war, will declare it only as against Russia. The p has a ear load of variations and more attack yn the French at Odessa was a result of to follow and the season just beginning! ' German enthusiasm. Truly, you' will have to be an expert wig--' London is that the, sultan canj.e l gler if you go on with the dance this winbrought to a realization of the peril to his gov ter." eminent of opposing the entente, if'the entente -0 0 0- wins. With the czar as one of the entente, the In polite society they whiten the hands by calculated that y his foi robbing" &'thtlr glyeerine and' lemon' juic bver chance would be small, and that .! originality nf hi GLOVE FACTORY a short visit to the sites of T FIRE REPORTED his early days and the scenes of hie AS INCENDIARY youth, he will return to Tlntic, where he now makes his home, GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y., Vov. 5. The Vanwle and Chase glove factor-ifVl this city was today destroyed by Cause of. Inaomnfa.' fire which the police and owners believe was of Ineeodiary erigln, aadf-- a The most common cause of --bosom-. result of the glove cutters Btrike now nla Is disorders of the stomach Tablets In progress here. The loss was about constipation. Chamberlains correct these disorders and enable you . $125,000. to sleep. For sale by all dealers. (Adv.) --work.-After . r e ef - d thTidJofTH'amTBfesTaiiTiirv'yusTTjomTnrSTrrTvv unfortified towns on the Black Sea coast. And -- s goothing.of.lhe.J'urk; fleet Yf - That it had. faied in this was made pretty tins enormous loss. It needs only common sense plain when,' within a few weeks after the enun- in the homes of the rich- ciation of the pact, two German warships, tlu We export $18,000,000 of lumber and timber, Gocben and Breslau, having virtually run a Mock-od- and American tourists spend a similar amount Ir .of. French. JM?d British vessels in the . Med ..uolo.riag am'r in foreign .Europe. and sight-seeiniterranean, reached Constantinople and wore there ands, although the most" enchanting scenes of turned over to the officials of the Turkish gov- the world are on the American continent. ' ernment, though still retaining their German ofo o o ficers and crews. This actwas so significant that RAINSMD. HEELS- Great Britain made a determined protest tcTTTic --Your brains and your heels will have to be sultan, and demanded that the German officerWell oiled and in prime working, condition il should be exatriated If that demand has b you keep up with the fashionable dance fads met we Irnve not heard of thadaeL- - At- - any' i XU', :l Pi-nv- a fi those elected to office on the lvepublmanTUcEeT. Every mam has had experience in business and in the lines he Mill take up when he takes his oath of office. Much will be expected of all and we believe' that .every man will go through the next administration yith honor to himself nd to his.partyri Succeaslhaa'coEQe Ao the' Republican banner and all should feel the responsibility of it. -- ' - it than o ..- d BENJAMIN SO , JOIINES Warren Street .A r t- -v -- H Newark, N. f . L AN'T.T'x,R3-3ii;u- t t" y;,i wla DO YOUR OWN SHOPPING f I.itt nwiie. iianr .,wr; s, a Gives Eoey KinJ from tie BSST VALUE Cotton to Silk, For fer Yonr Koncy Men, Women mi C7iuJas?' Any Color and Style From 25c to J5.C0 per. pair Sold 5y A3 C00J Culov Look tor the Trad KeAl - WHOLESALE BOARDING HOUSE . . FIRE BLAMED TO : Lord:&i Taylor STRtKINGMtNERS NEW YORK BBWfKB ( jrpckjrnay-.Aaig..ghrewd- " ' y d ThtrDem6?ffit.madeTFry'Fard'TighFtd'h6rd done-and-ther- y ly FORT SMITH. Ark. Nov, 5. Ke porta were received at the Unltx States marshals office shortly be Post Want Ads are Money Makers J the-ebane- Frv ip Trsxsrjerzci . : -- t j , l J f'Ui'A.'l U' I held longing eyes on his Golden Horn for manv generations. And yet, it is impossible to say, in. any crisis what Turkish diplomacy will do. Golden guineas can often turn the balance ofJts scales. Turkey maintains a standing army of 400,000 men and a reserve force of 300,000. A war against Rassia would arouse her people to enthusiasm.. But the chief value of Turkey as a German auxiliary would be for the invasion of Egypt, which holds the Suez canal. Against such a danger, the allies would sorely need the of Italy. The present attitude ot the Turk increases the neutrality problem of Hie Italians greatly. If they are td enter the. war at all there is now but one side, on which they can cntecFhouhl.lhis Turkish, life .spread,. Rome , ( r (i -i- - ' 4 Personally, we use soap and water- - take the risk of going with that side which would gloves. not include his hereditary foe, that one whoTias tale aides- wl ' ' . --- - ' O ' T a" " 0"1 O r- 1 - eling" Espemes Now that the tango has been kicked into the discard some witless wit arises to remark that it would be quite decent if we leave out the tan and the go. - r Are less than any other concern in the State; hence we can sell a piano for considerably less than one eke. any ' - -- o o o- - Just how thick is the film of a soap bubble! Figure it out and you will know the thickness of - someoflhc dresses women have worn the past ' summer. A man in this town remarked recently that he would rather have a clear conscience than a mrttrm dollars. He has neither.-- 1- 0 I Pianos sold by us go direct from fac: 00 When a woman vociferously asserts that sho is fired of the social whirl, its a safe bet -- the, tariff has flattened hubbys pocketbookT OO o - ' 1 Poor obi'' Andrew Carnegie is making deaAfter inking one look at her no oUe ever erate efforts to get rid of his wealth before thinks of asking why she has never married. he is the office cat. be dies. Tins .time lie wants to start a police P. magaziue- , 000 . - , - Never judge a man by the way he sings in church. Look at 'his family, V; ? dol- - 7 S-S- . - tqry to your home. We havie saved many others many lars, let us do the same for you- - 7 o Oro . - International peace sounds good and fur- nishes a theme for columns of rhetorical plosions, hut ex- : BLAKE MUSIC: COMPANY ic f I |