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Show THE By GLOBE-HEADE- Globe-Hend- Fabllehlag er Oak UTAH PAYSON, UTAH STATE NEWS. Ttah baa lishment. arinj estabaa iuunmse of 1G3 per eent 1,4n) niHouaiM in ten year. Two Salt Lake barbers laat weelc forfeited 110 each for shaving custom-er- a on Sunday. Tomatoes were 11.3.1 per Imahel In All luarket laat week. the Salt vegetables were high. Cattlemen in the vicinity of Manti aay a good range fur their cattle neat fceaaon ia aaaureti, owing to the recant heavy rain. According to the geological eurvey, Utah's copper output for 1900 waa 4, 736 pound, compared with 0,1X4,740 pound in 1X00. The recent alorina in the mountain a have been of incalculable benrflt to Vernal farmer, and another crop of hay ia now at u red. ltay llean. aged Id. ha decamped from hi home in Rich field, it being claimed that lie took with him bia mother's watch aud pockelliook. John LIUler, aged IS, of Vernal, waa Inatantly killed Thursday of lat week by a load of luinlier tipping over upon him while driving down Taylor moun19,-35- tain. The American Smelting A Refining company last week increased its capital atock from WS.ouo.ooo to liou.ouo.ooo, the filing fee paid to the htate treasury being $8,750. The city council of layaon went to tha canyon in a body oue day laat week to inspect the reservoirs, and decided to spend 11,000 on them thia fall to increase the irrigation npply. William U. Anderson of Manti met with a most painful accident while chopping wood. The ax caught on a clothesline aud came back with considerable force, cuttiug an ugly gash Just below the eye. Any attempt to divert the waters of the Wetier iuto Utah lake will be aisled by Summit, Morgan and Weber county farmers, who will make common cause against the project and teat it in the courts. A number of eastern sportsmen last week started for Mount llalily for a big bear hunt The parly will be under the guidance of an old huuter and trapper and expect to take home with them a number of U tali bearekina Salt Lake prices for potatoes were , . . ymvwe sita iiviiw vwtaMim; failure of the wholesale. A partTnl early potato crop In the near vicinity of the city, which usually supplies the market, resulted in a temporary scarcity. . According to a bulletin Untied at the census office, there were 8.13 deaths In Salt Ijske during luoo, out of a population of 58,531, or l.lil per cenL In the state of Utah there were 3,(1711 deaths of which females. Arthur 1,871 were males aud 1,358 Promotions Will Moua be Crested la I'gllid Males ( UKliiHi iiMrlela Charged Many lbs Navy. bluese tor Money. With Ailunlliug and promoretirements Important arrests most Probably llie important will ever made in connection with the tions in the United Stales navy weeks. few occur next the within Mexismuggling of Chinese across the can border into the United Slates were Among them is that of Rear Admiral Schley, who will retire from the active made Saturday in Arizona, when William A. Iloey, collector of cubloms at list October 10. Other retirements are those of Captain Farenliold, September Nogales; it. F. Josey, an immigrant 8; Captain Allen with in a few days; Chinaman a How, Frank inspector; Robinson, September 3; CapChina.Captain living at Nogales, and another man living at Cl i If ton. Mexico, just tain Forsythe, Scpteuilier 35, and Ae a across the border from Nogales, were Captain Ida, Scpteuilier 37. forty-fiv- e result of these retirements taken into custody by special agents promotions in the service will be of the treasury and secret service operatives. Other arrest are expected made. The retirement of Rear Admiral It Ja to follow within a day or two. Schley will promote two captains to staled that with two or three exceptha grade of rear admiral. They ere tions ths whole custom and immigration administration at Nogalea are Ceptaine Frank Wiidea and Henry Glass. involved. ofiicisl u tha of Some time ago MhooMng Tmgsdy at llutle. treasury department, having Nogales Aa tha result of a family quarrel at as his headquarters, wrote to the deButte, Mont., Friday, John C. Kimball partment that he had reason to believe liea In the hospital with a bullet in hie that the official force at that point waa brain, and hit wife, Guesle, ie also in eorrupt, aud that Chinese in larga tha boapital with a bullet wound in numbers were being smuggled across while Frank Yechout, the har cheek, A tha border for a consideration. father of the women, is confined In secret service operative was sent there jail, charged with doing part of the at ones and plans laid to secure shooting. against the persons under The affray took place near the corner of Montana and Park atreeta shortly Several Chinamen were furnished after 7 a.m. Thera were a few eyewith money and sent on to buy their witnesses of the affair. Thoee who did way through the official cordon. Thia sea It do not agree exactly as to the waa accomplished without difficulty, detail. The parties were seen walktha price demanded being from fill) to together when Kimball drew a 8300. Tbs secret service men also ing revolver end began shooting at the arranged with oue or two employees woman. Yechout at the same time whose honesty had been tested to go drew hie pistol and shot Kluibalk into the collector's office at a cerTha Kimballs had not been living tain time and demand a share of tha together. Some days ago the happily money being received from lue Chinawife left her linsliand. It is believed men and to lie admitted iuto the comKimball meant to kill hie wife end bination, eo that they might get their then himself. khare of tha proceed of future deals Thi waa reluctantly agreed to, and Ids ha Ms Who I.lvss la I'tah Rsnteered to Wyoming loa. eonbidershle sums of money wera At Rawline Friday Judge Craig senhanded over in the presence and full tenced Jainea Caldwell of Idaho to ten hearing of a secret service man, who had previously secreted himself in a yeara in the penitentiary for rape, Caldwell ia a married man and his wife nearby office. and children aie now residents cf VerWhat llaa Hrroma uf Hoer nal, Utah. A Pretoria dinpalch give some inCaldwell's victim ia the fourteen-year-ol- d teresting statistic of Boer leaders. Of daughter of a ranchman living tha members of the old government ex- near Haggs. Wyo. Caldwell met the ecutive council, only Ncliaik burger and child near tha ranch and used a gun Ueitx are in the Ueld. General Joubert to compel her to submit to his desire. la dead, General fronje is a prisoner, A posse arrested the fiend and he waa end General Keck was killed. taken to Itawlin, where a mob gathOut of twenty-seve- n uiemliera of tha ered to lynch Caldwell, lleing assured first volksraad, thirteen are accounted he that would lie severely punished if for. Rarnard, Labuscliagne and Malan convicted, tha mob permitted the law have been killed. To Kergeaut Merritt to take its course. of the Redfordsliire regiment waa It la asserted that liad Caldwell been awarded a medal for killing Malan given less than ten years he would who waa sniping at Aiugaliusbiirg in have been tekeu from the officers and June. ' Merritt stalked him four miles Moyer, Lawrence Martin end cloudburst in the mountains east of Falrview has resulted in a big mining excitement. It caused a flood that washed out the bottom of the canyon and exposed several veins of mineral which contain large amounts of pyritea of iron and values in silver and gold. William Hoffman, sentenced to aix months in tha Kail Lake county jail and to pay a fins of 8170 has been released on habeas corpus lie served tha term of Imprisonment and was being held for payment of the flue at 1 a day. The court ruled that he could not be imprisoned for the fine. Mrs Elisabeth Hums Ramsey, diad last week at Richfield of heart failure, due to breaking down from old age. She waa one of the first handcart company to cross the plains, making tha trip from Iowa City to Salt Laka City with her husband entirely on foot. On account of the smallpox apidemto at Kingston, in iiule county, Judge McCarty haa revoked Ilia order, issued aoine time ago, calling a grand jury for the eounty, the venire being return able August 37. Court lias been postponed without date. County CoiiimiNHioner Skeen of Weber county received a evera electric shock while driving into Ogden through the storm Monday of last week, when tha lightning knocked the rein from hit hand and paralLcd hi left hand and arm for a few moment, Coiursdu Mlllluoslre Killed to Saloon flow. Sain Strong, the millionaire mine owner of Cripple Creek, was shot and aua-pieio- n. irfPsifreeHtFfl ft 'alioo'VnwHiiifj llisen is dead, Wolmarens ia a prisoner, and eight niembera of the first voikarsad have surrendered About half of the members of the second volksraad are accounted for. All tha heads of the state' department are accounted for except Bmuts. Three of them are in Europe, two ere prisoners, end fourteen have surrendered. The judges ere ell accounted for. e Seventy-fiv- e percent of the of departments are accounted for. sub-heed- JURIST ATTACKED. Jadx (llliena at luelila fatally Injured I'uknnivM Han. by Saturday afternoon an unknown men entered the office of former Judge of the District Court T. H. Gibson, at Pueblo, Colo., and murderously assaulted the aged jurist with a revolver and a piece of iced pipe. Mr. Gibson was struck repeatedly alxiut the heed end hotly and ia now lying in a dangerous condition. There Is no clue to the identity of the atsailant, bntitie sent thought the men is an to prison from Judge Gibsou's court. Third Victim lilt at Havana With Tallow Fsvsr f'auaed by MimmiuIIo lllta. A third death from yellow fever, resulting from tlie bile of a mosquito, occurred at Havana Sunday evening. The victim waa Alisa Clara Maaaof New Jersey, whose death occurred on the eventh day after she was taken ilL Of the six persona bitten recently In tha course of the yellow fever coinmie-alou'- s experiments, ilirvu have died, end- the doctors snv the other three are suffering from light attacks of the disease. Miss Mans was a nurse at Lee Animas and w isheil to become iiumuna. Kansas Again Suffers Torrid Heat. Kansas was given another touch of summer weather Sunday, after three week of very moderate weather, by cool uighta end occasional rains. The temperature in some place was recorded at lufi and at Topeka the niereny hovered at tha 105 mark. The line in the temperature waa not predicted, and eaine wholly unexpectel. Wichita recorded 104, Kalina 101 and Atchison 103. At Leavenworth there were several pros- tration. Ktom Arllv In Cap C'nlnnj. South African dispatches show that the Boer continue active in Cape Colony. (Sharp skirmishing lias occured near I'niondale. a day's ride from the see while Commandant Kchepper's commando ie threatening the important town of Oudncliern, thirty miles from the Indian ocean. In Brussels it i asserted that Hntlia has ordered the Hoer commanders in future to rctnin ail captured lritih a hostagea in csss Lord Kitchener carries out the threats of his latest proclamation. Corpus to Rati From Navy. w Tun lira In Oafradlng Prisoner Against Mob. Welter Hlaokensliip was killed and liis brother Arthur fatally injured while leading a mob at Asbvilla, N. CL, Thursday, which attempted to take a negro from tlie sheriff and lynch him. The negro had been convicted of rape and sentenced to hang September SO. Tho prisoner wee spirited to Birmingham for safe keeping. The crime for which Rrown will hang was committed on May 7 near Springfield. Drown left tha vicinity at once, first going to Uirmtngham then to Anniston, and Atlanta, and finally to Charleaton, S. C where he wee captured. Fine bathroom in connection; fchertff Kills E. DEAN, UTAH - - PAYSON, Proprietor. F. McCAW, DENTIST. Watchmaker Continuous Gut., Gold, Aluminum and Rubber Plates. Gold and Porcelain bridges. Every .nd R. Dp. F- - Fine Repaiimg a Specialty Blladajf. BEMOrXD FROM SR DOOR gOVTll OF J.B.FAQR A SOXS. To DENTIST. aoiter Combine Pormliif. Tlie Denver New uvi milling iuen of that city accept aa true the reports that a world wide copper combine has been formed, end competition in buying copper will no lunger be known. The combine is said to have been effected between the Amalgamated, Calumet Jt iiecla. Senator Clark and the Rolhchild. Paper have been signed covering a long term of years. The consolidation of interests ia said to be financed by the National City bank of New York, which is to be made he depository for tbs consolidated concerns. L'sar Hay IKroarti lntrrvcutluu la Transvaal application for a writ of habeas corpus waa filed in the United States district court at Seattle Friday, to rblch ie attached a peculiar story. for the purpose of releasing Ths wri Emmett A. Noland from service in the United Ktatee navy, into which lie olalma he wee beguiled by deceit. lie claims that a conspiracy waa entered into by hie father, a lortland attorney named Davis, and Deputy Sheriff Wagner of Multnomah county, Oregon, in order to prevent hie marriage with Mies Lottie Elliott of lortland. It ia alleged that he waa accused of a crime, the nature of which waa never revealed to him, and forced to enlist in the navy to escape punishment. Brussels paper says it is reported in Russian circles that the czar has decided to broach South African intervention to Emperor William and President LoulieL lie considers the time opportune for friendly mediation. Th paper adds, under reserve, that the czar, during hia stay in France, will receive Mr. Kruger in private audience and obtain from him a direct BlalemcDtof the Hoer position, with the view of formulating a plan for action. A lranilesnt Nebraskan Killed ly Footpads. John J. Gillilnnd, a former member of the Nebraska legislature, and one of the most prominent business men of Lincoln, wit shut dead shortly after 11 o'clock Thursday night by unknown men, supposed to la footpads Hia body was found on a residence street within three blocks of his home. He waa shot in the breast and there were marks of e struggle, his cost end shirt being torn nearly off him, and papers from the pockets scattered along the walk. BRITISH POSTOFFICE. latareatlng Figures Regarding Its Workings Made Iulille. A blue book, containing the poet generals for HUM) for Greet Britain, presents some interesting statistics. The total number of postal packets delivered in the United Kingdom --wee 3,737,817,000. DELAYED BY TYPHOON: il services ere still unsuccessful, but recent developments have encouraged the hope of the ultimate establishment of this class of service. , The public deposited in the savings Teacher lrevriitrd From landing Manila liy Sturm. The United States transport Thomen, having on I ward COO teacher, arrived st Mnnils WedueHdsy, tint their landing has beeu delayed by s typhoon. Preparations have been made to give them s great reception. The government has prepared a temporary barracks on the exposition grounds for their Bccoiiimudat ion. banka 140,510,430, end the total amount due to depositors st the end of the year was i3i.549.645. Trail With l'htltiplnM Inerrawlog. continued inerense in both the export and luipoit trade of tha Philippines ie shown in a comparative statement, compiled at the war department, giving the commerce of the islands for tha seven months ending January 31, 1901 and 1900. The total value of merchandise imported during tha seven months ending January 31, 1901, waa 817,999,167, as agaiust 812.C74.705 for tha same period in l'.MM), and the merchandise exported we 813,617,319. as against 88,305,539 for the 1900 period. This shows an increase of 43 per cent in tho value of imports end 33 per cent In esport values. A Turk Killing AiitirnliiiM. sheet issued in Iaria asserts that the Turks have been looting sod murdering in the tiasnoun district since the beginning of .Inly, and that several Anneuian villages hove been wiped out. Another Wreck In tlie Arellr. Officers of the slenaicr Oregon, from Nome, report tlie wreck on July .i in the Arctic, uear 1oiut Smith, of the San Francisco whaler Grampus. No livea were lost. The vessel was caught in the ice and driven ashore. A Nicaragua, Ecuador and Venezuela srs now in misery. Their best people are emigrants end ere forced to (ice for their lives after being robbed of all Tha countries by their governments. ere now in a state not far removed from anarchy. The dead body of a woman, supposed to be Mrs. Hess Slricgel of Kansas City, Mo., was found in a room in the Lane block, Boulder, Colo. Beside her lay Bert Sir iege in e dying condition. An empty phial labeled laudanum was lying near by. The man may recover. May Cause Trouble. The killing uf nn Italian railroad laborer named Gingotli near Ashdown, Ark., Thursday, by a party of American lalKirers is likely to develop Into an international affair. The Italian minister at Washington and the Italiun government have been notified. ('omit Gilbert iloheun urt von u Geriiielihtein, tlie Minister to Mexico, by his staff, will start hortly for his new put by way of New York, Aiialrhi-Ilungarin- I l Jeweler operation guaranteed. Hard Times F.xpeetd I Moms This Winter Office Two doors West of Guthells Barber Shop. The exodus from Nome ie fairly on and each steamer arriving from there brings large numbers. About 1,000 have arrived from the north this season, and from reports each succeeding C.C . LANGLEY, D. D. S. teenier will be loaded with passenger A Graduate of 5 Years Experiuntil the ice closes navigation. Reence, prepared to do any kind turning passengers report Nome of work known to the profes filled and with being remarkably quiet alon. idle men, many of whom are willing to work for almost anything in order to All Work Guaranteed. get passage money, but there is no work and great anxiety is felt by resiPainless Extraction. dents as to what will be done with so Office over Bank, many destitute men. Yonag motor-ma- - w An The experiments with (SoRsopial o Parlor. killed Thursday morning by Grant Crumley. The shooting took place In the Newport saloon, owned by Cram-ley- . John Neville, Strong's father-in-laand Crumley got into an altercation. Strong believing that bia father-in-lawaa in danger, drew a revolver. Crumley jumped behind the her, grabbed a ahutgun and blew a hole through Sam Strong's bead. He gave himself up to the police a few minutes later. Strong formerly owned tha famona mine at Victor which bears his name, end he had other valuable mining properties in the Cripple Creek evl-den- ee AGED William Cerr, the three Suit Lake boys accused of taking I to from the pockets of e bather in the Sauitsrium, were convicted lust week, but sentence was suspended, on representations of the parents, during good behavior. An affidavit in Mipport of a motion fora new trial for King aud Lynch, convicted of murdering Colonel Godfrey Prowae in Salt Lake last full, has been filed, charging that one of the jurors declared before the trial that he favored hanging the defendant. A shipment of ten ears or 318 tons of ore made by the Majestic and other mining companies of Ilesver county last week, contained 31)3,470 pounds of copper, 81,13(1 worth of gold. and 1,831 ounces of silver, the shipment being valued at S.10,000, or 8110 per ton. A SCHLEY IS TO RETIRE. SMUGGLING CHINESE. R, Can Save SConey COFFINS & CASKETS able Prices. -- 9H8- HOMEMADE Rio No. 4 No. I A M P Ml 90 No. 140 Ogdon 4o Ar. Lv. 130 150 105. Lv, Salt Lake Ar. 155 810 858 8111 9 04 819 910 8 15 910 8 50 940 9 01 9 41 908 its lUO 10 55 10 A M I 40 3D 9 10 11 0 81 808 8 Labi J miction Lehl American Fork Pleasant Grove Provo Springvilla Spanish Fork Pnyson N.phl 1 1100 1101 1 TOM I rv:lJ GrandeWestern Scenic i.ine of thcWorlii" Ar 1 No. 8 A M; PM 10 50:1 85 9 41 j6 80 9 3Sjfl 00 8 8515 00 8 314 58 8 1414 M 8 18 4 45 Fast Trains Daily All Points to East.' Pullman Palace and Ordinary Sleeping Cars. Free Reclining Chair Cars. Perfect Dining Car Service. 1 55:4 38 1 424 1 81:4 06 I 81:8 51 6 818 6 0D PRICES. Denver& Rio Grande Trains Arrive end Depart at the Various tetivus as Follows: North Bound South Bound Mr. AND AND LOCAL TIJE CARD, la effect July 11. 1900. STATiOir CUPBOARDS FLOUR BINS AT LOWEST New Train Service. I . PAYSON, UTAH. Hearse in Connection at Reason- These trains will be elegantly equipped nr 1? local and si wars on time. Patronise them when you travel, tv, A. PETERSON, Of LINE RY. I s by purchasing your OREGON SHORT Lv. STOSS You Utah. Pay son, IRriSSSDROO OS 6 KM AM Oasis Clear Lake J Milford Lund Modena 310 8 1 P M sri II 101 Ivada Frisco Excnrsionst Conducted Personally 11 Trains leave ray soil for Tintlc and intermudintea at 6:4.1 a. m. and 6:52 p. Four train dally from Two Lake. trains fait in. For Kail I.akn City and all points to dally alt Ogden from alt I.akn to all point east. East and West at 7:50 a. m. and 8:18 Rnelin Free Tourist leepersand Improved to Chicago without p. m. IngChairCars alt I.akn Tange. Klegant Dny Coaches The only line operating dliilnv car service. The horteet and Fastest Lino from Milt Lake to Denver, KsnuuClty. 'jinatia and all Points Rant. Passengers not carried o freight trains. W. H. BANCROFT. Vice- -' res and Gen. Mgr . W. E0GT.K j Fur rates, etc., Inquire of en. Trf. Mgr. D. B. Burley. Uen'l Passenger Agt. W, II. SIIERMER, Agent, Payaon. City Tleket Office 2M Mai Rt. alt Lake City . GEO. W. IIEINTZ, AlexIThorutou. Agent, Payaon. AasL General Pomenger Agent. -- Best Local Train Service in the State. -- 11 If you arc going to All the Chicago, jComforts of Home Kansas City,; St. Louis MUMS! Ililjt, Oreuy point East, mid wish toon-Jo- y a daylight ride through ths of the Kurkj grandest scenery mountains, be sure to ash fur e ticket that reads viu tbs S St Fail S;. Leaving OMAHA daily at 6:00 pt m., for CHICAGO. R Solid Gleotrio- - Righted I'ran OF No Tirenomo Layovers, Close Counii'tioiig in Union DrpotR. Anil . tho litively lloutt Quickest From ITtali Da; Coaches, Library-Ca- rs ' Chair-Car- s, Dining-Car- s, and Palace Sleepers. ; lor tliow who sleep well on s train, welinve what you w:n.t. For times who don't sleep well we have an elect- - Toths great rlversaud Atlantic seauuaril. lamp in your Imrtli by Elegant and TluiruiiglilyMiHlern Sijutpineiit rV ' . h J"1' a'l r.ild ,,1! li ubt if you and Hwlhiliig Chair tV.rs.iu l.lch the 1 "'hern. "u'L neat are free lu bidders of regular train V In ruct sill the iiifu ,1 ii coiivenleneeg fi.r SAFETY mid COMFORT, Call on or aJJrt.-aw to la Imd if vuu Ir.ivel via the C. r. A. TRI TT. ('. K. A I At. M. A St. p. fy. A. THOU HMlH.y T. F.A P.Agt. L. L. iHIWXIMi. i'nminciviiil Agt. i J ! 'th Suit I.ukeJL'ity, Uialt 1 Suli i.uke City, Utah, |
