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I THE SPANISH FORK PRESS 9
NO 2 SPANISH FORK UTAH THURSDAY JANUARY Entered Fob 21 1902 as sccondctaM matter Post offlco
IVOL V I Jt L L 1 UlI L 25 1900 at Spanish Fork Utah Act of Congress m March a ° ism
BARRY HUGHES
PAINTER 4 PAPEHIUNGKR
ers taken for Wall Paper
i 2 blks west Coop
SPANISH FORK UTAH
K HANSEN DDS
UI TO DATE DENTISTRY
O ice in Now Bank Building
Spanish Fork
MUEL CORNABY
NOTARY PUBble
J Money Loaned
Irrigated Tarms low Interest special op
tions ot partial i > menu
lice at residence one block east of Coop
SPANISH OllK UTAH
IGKS
ienpor and bettor than ever are
Ing turned out nt
HAND BROS
gip d at Benjamin
st select whito 050
unon 5 and 550
uniformity in select brick that
not be obtained south of Provo
I M JEXFLORIST
icsh Flowers supplied for all ocea
ns Funeral designs kept on hand
111 filled to order
Ul kinds of Furniture Repaired
sldencc two blocks North of Foundry
SPANISH FORK UTAH
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elandic Mercantile Go
DEALERS IN
ENERAL MERCHANDISE k DRY GOODS
Three Blocks East of City Square
ELLY JAMESON Manager
G0 EIRIKSSON
ORTRAIT ARTIST
Udlo In Mattel building Main street Open
ery day from 10 a m till 3pm Workrann i
jlp and material guaranteed up to date I
j AND OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHER I
t SPANISH FOUR UTAH
R W E WARNER
Once sad E ldeacfl JOB
tooth of City Sql1aro
ak Pork ta
R C J KENDALL
Office at
CRBBR BUILDING
lab eaUI answered Epa tah Fork
J jHrom Jamo KobertstmiTI Utah
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L e B MORGAN
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ATTORNEYATLAW
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tins Building PROVO Telephone n X
L SAXEY
ATTORNRY AT LAW
Conveyancer and Notary Public
Office Over Bank of
Spanish Fork
punish Fork Utah
SEWING MACHINE
ROLLER BEARING
HIGH GRADE
t
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Automitlo Ult
by buying thIs
reliable honest
high grade sew
a
ing machine
STRONGEST GUARANTEE
Rational Sewing Machine Co
SAN FRANCISCO CAL
FACTORV ATBELVIDCRa IU
THREE HUNDRED
OF 0 F CREW PERISH P
s
Brazilian Ship Meets With a
Terrible Accident Off
Rio Janeiro
Explosion In the Powder Magazine
Sinks the Ship In Three Minute
Only One of the Officer Be
ing Saved
Rio Janeiro Brazil Tho Brazilian
turret ship Aquldaban has been sunk
at Fort Jacarepagua south of Rio
Janeiro as the result of an explosion
on board It Is reported that 300 of
tier crow perished and that only ono
officer was saved
Tha Aquldaban was of 4860 tons
displacement and G200 horsepower
She was built In England in 1886 at
a cost of 1726000 She had five tor
pedo tubes Her crew numbered 360
officers and men
Four rear admirals perished on the
Aquldaban which had been used for
tho accommodation of a number ol
supernumerary officers and men at
tached to the flotilla escorting the
cruiser Barroso The Barroso had on
board the minister of marine and his
staff who weN Inspecting sites for a
now arsenal The explosion occurred
in the powder magazine Tho vessel
Bank In three minutes
CRIME OF A JILTED LOVER
Idaho Man Shoots Four People and
Then Ends His Own Life
Boise Ida A sensational tragedy
occurred here Monday morning Hen
ry Neuebaumer the principal in the
affair lies dead with a bullet through
the head fired by his own hand and
four victims of his maniacal desire to
kill are In the hospital Three are Ol
tie Powell agod 33 jufferlpg from
oven buckshot wounds one of which
Is l in the right lung Mrs Robert
Gray buckshot in the hip ranging
Into the abdomen Lafayette Gray
aged 21 son of the preceding six
buckshot one in the abdomen one In
the right temple right arm broken
and three fresh wounds Lillian Gray
sister of Lafayette 18 yearn of age
flesh wound In right arm and right
side The three first named are In a
serious condition
Nouebaumer Is I a Klondyko mining
man and is estimated to bo worth any
where from 150000 to 600000
Until 1807 ho lived at Caldwell
this state pursuing the business of a
blacksmith and accumulated consid
erable property He was a hard work
er and also studious and was highly
respected In 1897 ho went to the
Klondyko and prospered there He
was attached to the Powell girl I
daughter of John Powell of Caldwell
and furnished the money for her edu <
cation She had promised to marry
him but it had been put off from time
to time In November he came from
Alaska to claim her At that time he
gave her some 91200 for trousseau
The time was set for the wedding but
tho night before she loft home with
Lafayette Gray coming to Boise and
registering with him as man and wife
Neuebnumer returnod to Klondyke
coming back to Boise January 17 bu
kept well out of sight From a great
number of letters left by him It li
evident ho had carefully planned the
crime
Sallogub Will Pacify the Baltic
Riga Livonia Tho military operej
tlons for tho pacification of tho Baltl
provinces arp proceeding actively un
der the direction of Governor General
Sollogub who is controlling the move >
moots of 30000 troops acting In differ
ent localities The governor genera
estimates that the revolutionists num
ber 20000 men In the opinion of the
military authorities it will take twc
years to crush the guerrilla warfaro
All the revolutionists captured art
promptly court martlaled and exit
I cuted I
Ensign Wade Acquitted
Washington Ensign Charles T
Wade charged with responsibility for
the explosion on tho gunboat Benntng
ton in San Diego harbor Cal some
months ago has been acquitted by
tho courtmarUal in his case This ac
tion of the court was taken after a re ¬
consideration of the case at the in
stance of the secretary of the navy
who was not entirely satisfied with
the original finding of the court ac
quitting the officer of the charges
Wade will proceed to his horn and
await order
WILD PANIC IN CHURCH
CAUSED BY CRY OF fIRE
Eighteen Colored People Killed and
Nearly Two Score Injured In
Stampede From Building
Philadelphia wild panic follow
ing a loud shriek of fire brought
death to eighteen colored persons and
Injuries to nearly two score ° of others
Sunday night In St Pauls Baptist
church on the west aide of Eighth
street between Poplar street and
GIrard avenue The terrible rush to
gain the street was of brief duration
and that more were not killed In the
stampede probably was duo to the fact
that tho church was not crowded At
the time the disaster occurred not
more than SCO persons were on the
second floor of the building which
with the gallery was capable of ac
commodating COO to 700
The fire was a trifling one and was
extinguished before the firemen ar
rived The smell of smoke added to
the panic and despite tho heroic work
of the Rev Johnson pastor of the
church who tried In vain to allay the
Tears of the frightened worshippers
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the terrorstricken people made a I
desperate rush to leave the church
only to be choked up on the narrow
stairway Those In tho rear leped
over the prostrate forms of those who
fell and when the rush was over
eighteen Jay dead on the first floor
and stairs of the building Death in
nearly overy case was due to suffoca
tion or trampling
FOREIGN CROP REPORT
No Definite News Regarding Russian
Winter Cereals
Washington The foreign crop re
port for December shows that over
large areas of Europe the prevailing
characteristics were unseasonably
warm weather and excessively hu
rntdlty Crops lightly sown have ger
minated finely and ontered on the win
ter In strong healthy condition Late 1
sowing of crops In Europe however
vas unusually extensive and come
Anxiety is felt concerning them In
great Britain the winter wheat area
hoe been extended The acreage
however Is still believed to be dimin
ished as compared with last year In
France the wheat area la the average
In Germany weather conditions were
unfavorable and there was no marked
improvement In Roumanla the area
under wheat IB about 16 per cent abort
of last year No important definite
news regarding the condition of win
ter sown cereals in Russia U reach
ing the outside world
HOLD MOUNTAIN PASSES
Armenians Deal Out Death to Follow
ers of Mohamet
Elizabeth Trans CaucaslaA cour
ier has arrived here from Agdam with
dispatches describing the at
tempts made by the authorities to get
a convoy of provisions to the starving
and beleaguered Mohammedans of
Shussha Trans Caucasln The convoy
set out three times with a strong es
cort of troops Mohammedan volun
tears and auxiliaries but was Inter
rupted by the Armenians holding the
mountain passon The whole district
around Ogdnm Is harassed by Ar nenl
ans and others who are perpetrating
horrible atrocities not giving any
quarter to the wounded or to women
or children The Mohammedan are
greatly enraged at the attack made
on the celebrated shrine of Karapel
rem After a savage conflict Ar
menian attackers broke and nod
leaving fifty dead or wounded
Dowle Has Not Been Deposed
Portland Charles A Hoy older In
the Christian Catholic Apostollo
Church in Zion who has jurisdiction
of tho affairs of tho organization in
Oregon has received a telegram
from Overseer John G Excel at Zion
City denying that John Alexander
Dowie had been deposed as director
of financial matters in Zion City
The telegram follows
Absolutely no foundation for state
ment In press dispatches that Dr
Dowlo boon sot aside In financial
I matters
f Officials Show No Meroy
St Petersburg Dispatches from
Lluau and Mltau show that Governor
General Sollogub continues to aet
with merciless severity against revolu
tionists In Courland caught with arras
In hand or convicted of participation
In incendiaries or murder Twenty
two more persons have been tried by
drumhead coutrmartlal and shot near
Llbau The roopo are now advancing
on Frauenburff where the fioeJni rot
olutionists have concentrated
H BURIED
BY AVALANCHE
Six Men Meet Death in a
Snowslide at the Mining
Camp of Alta
Awful Avalanche Came Down Upon
J the Men as They Were Sleeping v
Sweeping Away the Houses and
Burying the Victims Beneath
Twentyflve Feet of Snow
Sandy UtahAfter many hours of
frantic toll on tho part of a large bund
of Alta miners the bodies of tho six
victims who suffered death In tho aw
ful snowsllde nt the camp Saturday
morning were uncovered and Sunday
afternoon brought to Sandy where
they Ho In the city hall awaiting fu
neral arrangements by friends and
relatives Following are the names
ages and so far as has bean ascer
tained the places of residences of the
dead
Bennett Albert aged 25 came
from Santaquln Utah history un
known Claybourne George aged 30
mother resides In Salt Lake Brick
son John aged 2C Rlverton Salt
Lake county Gray John aged 55
stranger from California Murphy
Jerry aged 45 miner Park City
Powell William aged 18 Sandy
boarding house keeper
Powell was In charge of the hoard
ing house conducted in the camp by
Mrs John Matson of Sandy his
mother Gray was a miner employed
by the Columbus Consolidated Mining
company The remaining victims
were strangers who had come to the
camp seeking work
In the dead of night while all the
victims were asleep the avalanche
rushed down the mountain side with
out a moments warning sweeping
away the boarding house referred to
and the saloon of Ross Ormburst the
adjoining building Gray and Mur
phy were sleeping In the saloon the
other victims were in their bunks at
the boarding house
Armburst the proprietor of the sa
loon Lee Herrick and John Baker
were sleeping in that portion of the
saloon which escaped the heaviest
portion of the slide and by some
freak of chance they escaped death
although they were hurled in from
three to six feet of snow Armburst
who says that when he was awakened
he found himself out of his bed and
entombed In a drift was the first iu
recover himself
Although clad in nothing but his
night shirt without even a pair of
Bocks as protection from the icy
drift Armburst probed the snow un
til he found Lee and Baker who
though buried were still alive and
assisted them In digging their way
out Then these three brave men
with only their night garments to pro
tect thorn from the storm which at
that hour2 oclock Saturday mom
ngwllB raging fiercely worked for
hours In an effort to locate the other
victims All suffered greatly and
Bakers feot wore badly frown
Although the slide which came
from the Ruster hill on the outn
Bide of the canyon had traveled near
ly half a mile before finding its vic
tim it seemed to spend Its force at
the point where the buildings were
struck as the avalanche did not go
farther across the flat Tho rescuing
force began work at 7 oclock and
shortly before noon Saturday the last
victim had been uncovered the
bodies being burled from ten to
twentyfivo feet In the hard paoked
Snow
JURY MAKES REPORT
Husband and Wife Charged With
Murdering Girl
Wray ColoThe second coroners
Investigation of the death of Miss
rjerrettjo Haast who was found dead
on her ranch near here late Sunday
night concluded its work and ordered
the arrest of G J Van Wyclc and his
wife on the charge of complicity In
tho murder of the girl Mrs Van
Wyck IB a sister of tho dead girl The
latter had Insured her Ufo for the
benefit of the Van Wycks
TUNNELED THROUGH FLOOR
Bold Attempt Made to Rob a Kansa
Bank
Topeka KanA bold attempt to
rob the vaults and safes of the Mer
chants National bank of Topeka was
discovered Sunday The robbers had
commenced work In the basement and
tunneled through eleven foot of solid
rock to the floor of tho vaults effect
Ing an entrance They had attempted
to wreck the safes sum time Satur
day night but their efforts bad failed
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SPANISH FORK MEAT COMFY
DEALERS IN
FRESH AND CORED MEATS
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
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On block north of Bank
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No 29For HprlntTllI ProTOSalt Lakn
and al potnU east and w6U3Cpln
No IFor eureka Mammoth ana 811
vllr City 10pm
No 23 For Eureka Mammoth and Sit
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all trains of Southern Pacific and Orul1 abort n
Line
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Putman Palace and ordinary Sleeping can tf
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Free Reclining Cbalr Care PersMkUr 1e iu
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JOHN r 3E8 Sttpt
S8aatab Irk Utah
RIDER AGENTS WANTED j
No Money Requires c
until you reecho and approve of your bicycle
A any me on Ten Days Free Trial
Finest guaranteed m 4 3 > St
1905 Models 3U O 1 > f4
with Coaster Brakes and Puncturoloss Tiros I
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Best Makes < 7 its pB IIii I i
Any make or model you want at onethird usual I
price Choice of any standard tires and beat
equipment on all our bicycles Strongest guarantee s
Wo SHIP ON APPROVAL O O D to any h
one without a cent deposit and allow 10 DAYS
F R E E T R I A L before purchase Is binding Q
STAB 500 Sonond Hand Wheats Q I
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Zlykos taken In trade by our Chicago retail stores tSO 10 9O
C1UU1 V 8j I makes and model good as new T Jl 1
DO HOT BUY a bicycle until you have written for our FAOTORY
UU Hill Dili PRIDES AND FREE TRIAL OFFER Tlret 1
equlpmint sundries and iportlnir good of all kinds at half regular price In our 1
big free Sundry Catalogue Contains a world of useful Information write for It III J
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HO SORE TROUBLE from PUNCTURES
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PIllS NAILS TACKS or GLASS Serious
punctures like Intentional knife cuts can be FULLY COVERED PATENTS
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Send for Catalogue T showing all kinds and mikes of urea lit t200 per pair and up
ftlap OouUrBra lulltup Wheels and Ulciclei Sundries at Half the usual ttrlotm
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