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Show fayr mm 1 i ' TUB GLOBE-HEADE- ataM-lMli- MAY RESULT R. Russia Demands rahUehtag Ca f UTAII STATE NEWS. will aooa BprlsrlU Punishment of STItUCK DEAD BY HAIL Mur- derers of Consul. The rear has demanded the exemplary punishment not only of the murderer of the Russian consul at Mon-astiwho was killed last week by Turkish gens d'armes, but of all the military and civil officials In any way responsible for the crime. The assassination of the Ruealan consul at Monastlr, M. Rostkovoaki, to the second murder of a Russian consul in Macedonia within a few months, and has created intense indignation In St. Petersburg. According to the report made by the official now in charge of the Russian consulate at Monastlr, the murderer to a Tbs consul asked his name because, in defiance of indid not a structions, the e lute him. The thereupon fired several shots, mortally wounding the consul In the head and hip. The horse drawing the carriage in which the consul was riding received two bullets and shots were also fired at the coachman. Russians are very much incensed over the affair, and unless full reparation to made, trouble Is sure to UTAH PAYSON, IN WAR. be lighted with electricity. Ephraim ie to have electric lights, the city council being empowered to make all arrangements. of San Pete The commissioners county last week raised the tax levy from 7.6 mill a to 6.1 mills. The Salt Lake board of education has decided to abolish corporal punishment In the public schools. There are 16,987 school children In 8alt Lake City, according to the census Just completed, 7,868 boys and 8,119 girls. Thirteen carloads of residents of Butte and other Montana towns came Into bait Lake on Sunday on their annual excursion. The town of Huntsville became an Incorporated city last week, and at the election all the officials elected were Republicans. The date of the Biata Teachers' asHURRICANE AT MARTINIQUE. sociation has been changed from September SO to October 6 to 8, the place Hundreds of Houses Unroofed and of meeting being Salt Lake City. Much Damage Dens. A. E. Wakeman, a Salt Lake clerk, Island The of Martinique was swept was arrested last week on the charge of embeaxlement He was caught Is by a hurricane of grea'. violence on the act through the agency of marked Sunday nlghL Its duration was ten hours, and it was especially severe coins. , during two hours at Fort de France, While following the circus parade where it caused much destruction. In Salt Lake City, Robert Howells Hundreds of houses were unroofed got one foot under the wheels of one and several Baling vessels were badly member of the mounted cages, the damaged. No families, however, have being badly crushed. been reported. The streets are en8alt Lake officers are still hunting cumbered with debris from the tiled for an accomplice for Mrs. Hodge, roofs and the roads are impassable oa not believing that she murdered Ped- account of fallen trees, which were litdler Ryan "without assistance, although erally torn up by the roots. Several aha declares aha did. towns on the Island suffered, 8L MaEdward Anthony, employed by the rie, CarbeL St. Joapeh and Francois. Balt Lake street car company, met The storm moved in s northwesterly death on Sunday, being crushed be- direction. tween two cars while engaged In bis Colorado Mlnera Have Secured Induties as a car cleaner. junction. Word was received from Los AnA Georgetown, Colo, special says geles last week that the contracts had been awarded for the construction Judge Frank Owers has issued an of the Salt Lake route between Cab Injunction against every member of the Citizens Protective league, relento and Daggett, CaL them in any way from inThe board of directors of the Rio straining with the terfering eighteen members Grande Western has authorised the of the Idaho Miners Springs union, to extension of the Marysvale branch who were driven out of the town Just the Iron deposits of Iron oounty. Pre- after the blowing up of the compressor liminary work was begun last week. of the Bun and Moon mine Immeson of Mr. and diately after the Issuance of the temThe Mrs. John K. Madsen of ML Pleasant, porary restraining order attorneys while playing with matches set its representing the eighteen miners and clothing on fire and was so severely the Western Federation of Miners ofburned that death resulted in a few fered criminal complaints sgalpst. Jhe Hofim members of the Citizens Protective Bertha 8orenson of Mt. Pleasant league of Idaho Springs. Warrants was thrown from a buggy last week against each of them were Isaued, while driving along a rough road, her and the sheriff was Instructed to collar and breast bones being broken, start at once to Georgetown to appear while she sustained other severe in- before Judge Owers. juries. Sensational Case In Northern Montana. There were a number of people in Judge Hiram Knowles, of the federal ML Pleasant last week who came from court, has cited United States Comthe southern counties in Utah, and missioner IL J. Meill of Hsvre, Mont., even from Arizona, a distance of 800 to show cause before the court Aug. miles, for the sole purpose of seeing 18 why his appointment as a United the circus. 8tatea commissioner should not be reCharles B. MarXland, manager of voked, and the hearing of the case the Conklin sampling works, was promises to be one of the most senfound in hto rooma In 8alt Lake City sational affairs in recent years. The one day last week hovering between case la a peculiar one, In view of the life and death as the result of a does fact that Mellla acts, not as a United of morphine taken with suicidal in- States commissioner, but as a Justice tent, because of ill health and bual-nes- s of the peace of Havre township, are to troubles. Ha will recover. be Investigated. It to alleged Meill acThe police are In search of a wo- cepted money for dismissal of celesman who has been plying a peculiar tials charged with forgery. avocation in Salt Lake City. 8he would call upon a woman and tell her Whitecappera In Washington. A man named Ray came to Walla she could repair her "switch" at low prices.;. She would se- Walla, Wash., on Monday from Hadley cure the victims back hair and fall station to swear out warrants for to return it A number of women some harvesters who, he stated, had were thus victimized. "whitecapped him.' According to his Philip Cassidy, a stranger in Salt story, Ray was accused by the threshLake City, was picked up by a po- ing crew with having attempted a liceman and sentenced to tan days criminal assault on the cook, who to for drunkenness. It now appears the an elderly woman. The erew tied him, man was delirious from illness and he alleges, to a header wagon, at nlghL hto chances of recovery are very taking turns about, horsewhipped him, small. then rolled Jilm naked In a tar weed, Fred L. Thomas, a pharmacist em- and finally tan him out of the camp. ployed In a Sprlngvllla drugstore, was Feud Results In Murder. found dead la bed one morning last As a result of a neighboring feud, week. It appears he had taken some William Cooper and his sou, James medicine to relieve pain, which had Cooper, are dead, and Sam Barrett seand affected his heart caused hto verely wounded. The parties were death. farmers living near Oleta, Woodward to Mrs. Gilbert McClurg the winbad blood has ner of the $50 prise for the best ode county, Oklahoma, and existed for over a year. The parties on irrigation offered by the board of met at a public wall and in the al--, control of the Irrigation congress. J. tercatlon young Cooper shot Barrett T. Goodwin of Salt Lake gnd Miss In the face with a load of fine ahoL Jean Macmillan of Ogden were eloee Barrett then seized a shotgun and seconds killed both the Coopers. The murderer A crook was arrested la Salt Lake to in Jail at Woodward. City last week who had hto pockets Never Toe Old to Wed. ; . full of bogus but owing to Is announced that former GovIt the denomination there's not many ernor Lubbeck of Texas was married people in this section that are likely to have been "taken in" by the coun- oa Wednesday, to Miss Lou Scott of Abilene, Texas. This will be the third terfeiter. A. C. Kilts, an artist of Salt Lake, time Governor Lubbeck has married. came near loalng a leg last week His last wife died one year ago this when a bottle of nitric add exploded month. Governor Lubbeck to In his in bis pocket. But for the fact that 90th year, hale and hearty, and the bride Is Mid to be young. He to he was in a drug store and able to wealthy. He was the confederate govquickly apply remedies he would have ernor of Texas; was captured with been severely injured. Jefferson Davis a-- d John H. Reagan Since the recent fiasco In pugilistic at the close of the war between the states. circles in Salt Lake City, the chief of A Grandmother at Thirty. police declares he will arrest all prise The Fifth assembly district has the fighters as vagranta unless they shake the dust of the dty from their feet youngest grandmother in Greater New The recent battle is regarded as a York. She is Mrs. Lydia Bearens, and death blow to pugilism in Zion. she lives at No. 196 Hudson streeL Thomas Bryan, one of the oldest Her age to 82 years. "I wu married residents of Mammoth, was killed on when I was 13," Mid Mrs. Bearens, the 4th while at work oa the 1,100-foo- t "and when I was 14 my daughter level of the Lower Mammoth Catherine was born. She was married mlnet Bryans Ufa was crushed out a little over s year ago and her bahy was born several days ago. In all by a large piece of ore which rollod glfl ewar him after he had undermined it. prohabilty she will be railed alter her mother and myself My husband la 17 years of age." gen-darm- e three-yearol- d radio-ulousl- filled with water and trees and snrub-ber- y stripped of follaga Many windows were broken. Ine crops in the Liver Wrong-A- lt FEARFUL STORM SWEEPS OVER country surrounding were destroyed. NORTHERN COLORADO. Hail lay on the ground In many places to a depth of two feet. The damage la and around LafayGreat Chunks ef Ice Fall, Killing la estimated at $200,000. ette Past Trains Dally Sheep in Corrale and Injuring Cab In southern Colorado the rallfall to All Points East tie and Horses. was heavy, approaching the proportions of a cloudburst in several places. reDetails of the storm which and Ordinary Railroad traffic wu stopped oa the Pullman Palace velled along the eastern elope of the Rio Grande for some time by washCars. Slcrpiag and outs. The Santa Fe wu also seriRocky mountains in' Colorado Free Reclining Chair Cars. southern Wyoming Wednesday night ously affected. show it to have been much more sePerfect Dining Car Service. vere than at first reported. In some Trestle Gave Way Under Train. sections the hall fall wu unpreceA cloudburst and terrific electrical dented. In the neighborhood of Grew storm occurred west of Puebla Cola PtrseaEj Conitctti Exeustas. ley and Eaton, in the northern part A great volume of drater to coming of Colorado, chunks of ice; measuring down Arkansu river and the Denver la some instances tan Inches in length, Rio Grands railroad wu wuhed Trmlss leave Fay son for Tielfe saa fell, and the damage wrought wu im- out in one or two pisses eut of Flor- InUrntMiUtoa at 6:48 a m. sad 6:68 p. mense. Sheep were struck dead in ence, delaying trains. Shortly after a. Fur Halt Lake City and all petals the corrals and cattle and horses 4 oclock, Rio Grande passenger East sad Went at Tdt a. as. sad Idl were severely injured. Farm houses train Na 15 wu going over the Foun- . h Is acm hkmpri nr. B.,kB yams. I at Oc wert. n Maad cmm ked kia fced Wrang.M.H M kealik kidt w fl v kaal. year iickgBByB.ean.uib umd Ua caeca nl af ua. yaa Os Hoar yea csnwl aA M IbsmsIMs tc ktva Oc kcBcl. SS fi r'f VYf l I 'tJ 0Q 3 u to sura ta correct (ba Uver as It Is sure you have ana a Through tks liver It cures lnd!ge-ttothorn Malsria and Constlpauon, which arise from a lack of proper digestion and aaahaltotloa of food. At druggists, jo cents per bottle. alt-ra- ts 1 (poKsorial HRParlop. - u and barns were wrecked and eraps utterly wiped out of existence. Near Greeley a man named Johnson was severely bruised and rendered unconscious by the halL The damage cannot be estimated la that section, but will reach thouMnds of dollars. Near Lafayette, Cola, there were two storms, the second following the first within fifteen minutes and with greater severity. The streets of the town were flooded, cellars partially c tain river bridge at Little Buttes, the trestle gave way. engine wu and buried Best water into the Servplunged completely out of rlghL Engineer ice Hughu and Flremam lillls were In For rates, eta, Inquire sf the water few fifteen minutes. They W. XL BHXRM ER, Agent, Payssn. managed to keep aflo by hanging on L A. BENTON, to small pieces of tlwber and debris. Finally they succeeded in reaching Geaaral Agsat Faaaeagsr DspartmsaL the cab of the engine which had been knocked off the briifee but wu not under the water. A1 the passenger cars remained on the track. le Local Train in the Stats. Fine bath room, in connection :: each way n 2 trains every day m E. DEAN, Proprietor. - PATSON, UTAH - Cm PUZZLE. HIDDEN PICTURE DENVER OGDEN VIA T RAILWAY. Finest Mountain Scenery in the World. The Eut The Cyote Kxueas Bound Schedule. " Kanau City Chicago 6 Limited Nad 7:14 pm T:2fom Ka Leave Ogden Balt lake I: krtana 9:48s as Prove SptlngvUls 9:6Asm ThUUs lfctSam " M PllflS " Grand Jae. liMpm fcllpsa :41pm 19:16pm I:0teaa IsttiHB 6:f6jun cUaaa 9:49am Arrive Glen wood 9 Hfirisgs Azpen N winch 16:90a as 10:66pm' l:Msn Lesdvills 1:86am BusaaViateSrifiam CripiileCk.lDMam Manitou 6:(fiam M I:48pu :86pm 1:15pm :46pm 6:80b at DENVER 9: 80s ns Cola Hpga. I FACTORY LOADED 8HOTGUN SHELLS New Rival" "Leader i Repeated Both trains carry stogaut Standard Pullman Blnrrs hatwaaa Ogdsa uad jF you ire looking for reliable shotgun amlVuver. Our Chair Cam are uaw and af tha latest attalw, batag pravldea munition, the kind that shoots where you IV with all swulinwz The Cetoiailo Midland Mini are point your gun, buy Winchester Factory V haLJsd I'l the R G. W. Ry between . -Loaded Shotgun Shells: uNew Rival, loaded with OgVpn ami Grand Junction; esnnect-inwith all trains ef the O- - AL ami Find ths Worahlpor at tht Wayatds Shrine. Black 8. P. Ry., fium the North and West powder; Leader and Repeater, loaded making direct ranaaettaa at Ooharade with Smokeless. Insist upon having Winchester e closed by n double cordoa the SAVAGERY OF RU8SIANS. SivIiiks Denver and Pueblo with all rode through them, striking lines fir points North, East sad South. Loaded Shells, and accept no others. Factory Write ua fur furtlier pariteulara. We Two Thouund Workman are Ridden right and left with heavy whips, tha will ,gfr ALL DEALERS KEEP THEM ' lie to Itinerary for men fallen being trampled under the your trip.glad W. arrange Down by Couacks. II. DONNELL, hones feet General A sent. Accounts of strikes In southern RusRnuthWcet Temple SL, Salt Lake W New Bella for Pope. Ring sia continue to coma la and some of City, Utah. I LL MEET Y0V AT tha details are almost too horrible W. 8. TANKER, Pnaldanl During one full hour In Rome A correspondent, Thursday morning there seemed to be for publication. k JOS. S. TANNER, . writing from Nlkaeloeff, says: Tha nothing but vibrating sounds, ao peneRCaahlar CYRUS KNELL, strikers, on the whole, have preserved trating were the strokes of the bells exemplary order, but this hu not of about 600 churches which, all ringuved them from savage attacks, di- ing together, absorbed all other A ilk cr lead Oapltal Steak rected by General Arzenleff, governor noises. The ringing wu In honor of C. C. LANGLEY, D. D. 5. A Gradual of Ywn Export-m- v, the election of Plus X a walooma of Odessa 40,000.00. WlfERR THEY ALWAYS preiarod to do any kind Groups of men who usembled lut uniqua of Us kind and ordered by work known to the ef KEEP THE FINEST OP of vicar holdCardinal Roma the Intention of with Reaphlgl, Saturday Ion. PAYSON EXCHANGE ; issued special Instructions thereing n muting were driven Into n solid who All the churches contemporar All Work Guaranteed. man by 600 Coasacka, backed by two for. neously celebrated masses ' for the BANE Painless Extraction. SAVINGS lines of Infantry with fixed bayonets. event, the intoning of the Oremus Wines. Office over Bank. About 8.000 strikers being thus en combining with the harmony. Payaoa, Utah, u 6 nie-ier- Coe-suit- - THE CLUB" DENTIST. Liquors - WESTERN y RAILROAD SOON TO HAVE IN USE THE LARGEST GINES EVER CONSTRUCTED. A Woatarn railroad baa Jut two now express passenger as glass. They are the largest ud moat powerful ever built Thera to nothing In tha world today to equal them. Tha ayllnders are 83 tnchu la diameter by 38 tnchu stroke; the driving whseto are SO Inches la diameter, and Utah. Pa) soo, EM- - frameaata a Oaaaral Baakla 4 tha total weight ef engine being pounds, and tha total weight of the engine and tender to about pounds. The tender, which hu n rapacity of 8,400 gallons of water and 0 tons of coal, to the largest yet built Tha hollar to of tha straight type and 70 tochu In diameter, with 888 2 4 Inch tubu 20 fast In length. The 819-60- 0 874-00- 0 -- DENTIST. Continuous Gum, Gold, AluntH num and Rubber Plates. Gold and Porcelain bridges. Every Dr. Office working itaam pressure la 220 pounds to tha square Inch. Tha angina to carried on twelve wheels, a forward track, six connected driving wheals and a traitor beneath the firebox. The total weight on the driving whula to 141,700 pounds On the front track the weight to S6AQ0 pound, and on the trailing wheels 41,800 pounds, Che Revolution Hae Begun. The Macedonian committee at Sofia states that a revolution hu hem proclaimed at the vilayet of Munutlr, In pursuance to the decision of the central revolutionary eommlttea Forces In the district of Monutir, Rexan, Ochrlda, Dcbro. Kctchero, Poretchka, Kronchcro, Perlent, Serin, Kayll ud comDemlrhassar simultaneously menced hostilities. All telegraphic communication has been cut In the ' districts mentioned. . Chinese Reformed Strangled. Edward T. Williams, tha Chinese secretary of tha United States legaextensive Investigation has made tion Into tha execution of Sben Chlen. the reformist JonrnallsL who wu put to death by order of the empress dowager July 31, ud haa handed Minister Conger a report proving that the exeeutlpnuri after beating Chlen for three or four hours, despaired of being able to folflll the dowager amplest orders and yielding to Shus pleadings to ud hto misery, strangled aim with their hands. u PL F Rolladay, Wmt ef Barber Shop. Two door itlsll1 paid an Uma dapaaUa A. Gutheil, THE BARBER! its Branches. Depot St. PAYSON, UTAH. i AD BOOT GUARANTEE SATISFACTION GYRUS E. SNELL V TRIPP, O. P. A F. A, imW.KcrnBd Souik Bi Ball Lake City. Lick l DANK lU'II. WIND Book Work rbf & ri'BI.IO .Stationery.. Brief Work aoarhaa, qalsh Ifx aai aupark track makes Ihia Una tka paoplos (avartla runic. Tkc only line marking Nat Sarlnac. Ark.a-ca-c. Fur maps, tka Carlsbad of America. sic., call oa ar kddreca: a A. SHOE REPAIRING PRINTING Mlaaouri PaelM Railway. Rich Man In Poor House. cut-car- FltANK HAWKINS NOTARY Lost on Mount Ranlsr. Five young men from Seattle who had attempted the ascent of Mount Ranter lut week without a guide, were caught by nightfall and fogs IF YOU AIR QOINd TO.. above Gibraltar Rock ud were rescued by a party organised at Camp Kansas City, St. Louis, Muir by Professor John B. Flett of Chicaoo, New York. tha Tacoma high school. The young men bad lost their way and were wanOR ANY IOI'T dering off toward the treacherous East or South' Cowllts glacier when they heard the shouts of the rescuers. Many tourists are making the ascent thta you. to that your Uckot nads via wfa-g- Careful attention given to family trade. WALTER HENRY, Prop. First Class Barbering in ail feet long by 0 feet wide, 0 feet deep at tha front ud 6 feet 4 Inches deep at the huh. There are 202 square feet of heating surface in ths firebox, 8,848 aqnara feet la the tubu ud 28 square feet In the firebrick tubu, making a total of 4,078 qnare fast of bratlng surface; The grate area la 84 square feeL Possessed of property said to be worth thousands and denied admlealoa to hotel! and hospitals "becaue be to ufferlng from cancer. Andrew Murray of Brooklyn has been admitted to the county jroor bouse at Bingham ton, N. Y. ills pockets wwre lined with bill ba entered the Isstltn-lie- d to idva np work tion. Murr; last Juui fi accom t of a cunr ittracted goo-t- t Older bis r time by Merabi a: roua growth ting some with ha ow Cigevrs. cant Inirrwl ONE DOOR WMT OR OUTEEIL'S BAREEB BBOF .. FAYSON, UTAH firebox la s pir Ractaacs and Drafts on Ail Parts of the World operation guaranteed. . 8100-bill- bairn re a nmsD, 6. r. r. l, st. m, to. ! ...At This Office... -- U P4KU1" s |