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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-06-06
HOLDS BOOKS roR WAGES.
Colorado Girl Goes 10 Jail Rather
Than be Defrauded.

Colorado Springs.-Because Exine
Fuller refused to be dissuaded from
her belief that possession is nine
points of law, she is spending her
hours in a cell at the county Jail. She
was brought into court because she
refused to surrender the books of the
Mary Murphy Mining company, which
she acknowledges to be in her pos
session. Miss Fuller claims about $50
salary for work done upon the books.
When the mining company demurred
to immediate payment of the sum
Miss Fuller is alleged to have in.
formed the officers that as long as
payment was deferred. just so long
would they seek in vain for the
books, She was sentenced to Jail un-
til she would consent to turn over the
books IN stay in jail till rot" she
said. but ! shan't tell where they
are"
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Hart Defeated by schreck.

Tonopah, Nev-In a terrific battle
lasting a minute over twenty rounds
Mike Schreck gained the decision over
Marvin Hart when the latter was all
but Knocked out. In the early rounds
Hart forced the fighting, gradually
weakened until in the seventh a
knockout seemed inevitable. The
kentuckian rallied quickly and honors
We're even up to the thirteenth. This
and the succeeding rounds were very
tast' both men trying time and again
TO land the sleep-maker. Hart's sec.
onds threw up the sponge in the TWEEN.
ty-hrst, The claim is made that Hart
entered the fight with a broken wrist
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AMBITION OF BOSS CROKER.
Exile Said to Cherish Desire to Enter
British Parliament.

London.-The newspapers are re-
viving the report that Richard Croker
cherishes an ambition to enter the
British parliament as an Irish nation
alist member, Recently Mr.. Croker
has taken an interest in the work OF
the nationalists, made contributions
to the party funds, lent automobiles
for electioneering purposes and iden-
titled himself with the party by ap-
pearing on the platform at the recent
convention in Dublin. 1t is doubtful,
however, If Mr. Croker would be will
ing to foreswear his American citizen
ship and much more doubtful If he
could find constituency desiring to
take him up as candidate, or If the
party leaders will welcome the acqui.
sition of politician of such master
full nature.
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Western Woman Wins Aonors.

Washington.-Mrs Gertrude G. Grey
of Nevada has been awarded the gold
medal by the Corcoran School of Art
at it's annual commencement Mrs.
Grey has studied art with unceasing
diligence for the last five years in this
city Before that she practiced law in
Nevada, having been the first woman
admitted to the bar in that state. She
will go TO Europe soon to engage in
further studies and brush work.
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Telesraphers VIII Not Strike.

New York.-The threatened strike
of 10000 telegraphers against tbe
Western Union Telegraph compan,
VIII not take place. The officials Of
the company and Samuel ]. Small
national president of the Commercial
lelegraphers' Union of America. have
oeeh IN conference for several days
regarding the situation affecting the
operators. Friday night Mr. Small
announced that there would be mr.
strike In settling their dispute wifi
the corporation the telegraphers will
win great victory.
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FRENCH SEAMEN STRIKE.
Complete Paralysis of country's Com
merce Feared.

merce Feared.
Paris.-A general strike of sailors
and others belonging to the French
naval reserve, began at almost all the
ports of France at daylight on Friday,
and threatens the complete paralysis
of French commerce. The navigation
committees are making energetic rep
reservations TO the government, claim
ing that the movement is not directed
against them. and saying that unless
it is settled Immediately it will cause
untold injury to French commerce.
The naval reserve comprise nearly
the entire maritime population en-
gagged in seafaring life and number
about III 900 men, of whom $4,000 are
serving in the navy. In addition to
practically all the steamers of the
mercantile marine, most of the long
shoremen belong to the naval reserve.
The strike was declared by the ex.
ecutive committee of the National
Seamens union because the govern.
ments new bill increasing pensions
from S40.S0 to $3.50 in the case of
seamen and from S156 to 5000 in the
case of captains is regarded by the
members of the union as being made.
quate.
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FOR LOVE OF WOMAN.
Baron Turns Laborer to Win Fair
American Bride.

Joplin, Mo.--Baron Paul Won Zglit
ski of Berlin, Germany and Miss
Helen Nicholson of this city were
married at the home of the brides
parents at high noon Saturday.
Miss Nicholson is the daughter of
Frank C. Nicholson, wealthy mine
operator and engineer, She met her
husband in Paris a year ago, while
visiting the capitals of Europe.
The baron for the past three months
has been working in the mines here
as Il spade hand in order to become
familiar with the operation of the
property over which he will have con.
troll. and in order to prove his WORTH
ness of the love of the rich mine own
er's daughter.
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Toledo is Blamed.

Guatemala City,-The government
declares that General Salvador To
ledo the Guatemalan revolutionist,
who is about to undertake an active
campaign against President Cabrera,
is the author Of the recent attempt
upon the president, as well as the in
stigator of the assassination OF ex-
President Barrillas in Mexico City.
His motive was jealousy. General To-
ledo is now making preparations with
President Zelaya Of Nicaragua for an
organized invasion of Salvador and
Guatemala.
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Thursday morning. The country for
miles is covered with water. Rail.
road traffic is almost completely sus.
pended. Many houses have been
wrecked or washed away by Buffalo
bayou, which has passed all
previous high water records and is
still rising. The rain continued until
noon Thursday. Incalculable damage
has been done in this vicinity and it is
expected that reports from Texas riv.
ers. which are rising rapidly, will
show the worst flood conditions in the
history of Texas. So far no deaths
from the storm have been reported.
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Montana Man Eleetrocutsd.

Helena. Mont.-Detecting the odor
II burning flesh, three-quarters Of an
hour after Charles Boutwell,, trans.
former expert for the westinghouse
company, had gone inside of trans
former at the power plant of &e
Helena Power Transmission company
at Lake Hauser, the tender made an
Investigation and found Boutwell, un-
conscious. He died few minutes
ater, He had come in contact with
G Nve wire.
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ALLEGED EmbezzIer suloldss

Los Angeles-Whne being ta,,o.
,Ne u'StFict attorneys Office on FRIDAY
IN the company Of two officials Of tho
Pacific Screen company. by whom 'ao ne
was ooa cnarsed with the embezzlemept Of
SO'OOV' Thomas j. Motion, a coIIector
Grew pistol and shot himso,, y, ".
"sSo, The eau, IniIicting a fatal wonnd
way in i9"Tolhs tHs occurred on the stair,
Tistria t in 'he court house, leading to '@r abo
ren,n,c, aSO, loe attorneys Office Motion ,sae e
a Ireu dving o,l 10 the receiving hospital Io In
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Iron Workers Tire of PIsv

San Francisco,-The first rift in tbe
series OF strikes and unsettled Iabo,
conditions which have overshadowed
oan francisco for many weeks oc
CURED eur Friday when the strike of 10
UVo ,ug ironWorkers was amicably settled
ne men went out several weeks ago
zen W ehIorce demand for an eight.bony
,T,li TolA DAY and an increase in WAGES
I,, Inls resulted in closing the Union Iron
Works, the Fulton Iron Works ord 'om eii
we ,'.e., ,ioundrles' machine shops and iron
works on the bay. "'" 'Ion
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Growth of Federation of Miners.

Denver.-An increase of 10000 in
the membership of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners will be shown by
the reports to be presented at the an.
nual convention which will meet in
Denver June 10th. In the absence of
President Charles H. Meyer, who is
in prison in Idaho awaiting trial on
the charge of completely in the mur.
der of former Governor Frank Steun.
enberg, c. r. Mahoney, first vice.
president, will preside. James Kir-
win is acting secretary in place OF
Haywood
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Passenger Train Wrecked.

San Antonio, TeX.-One man was
instantly killed and a score of persons
injured, some of them fatally, by The
wrecking of eastbound passenger
train No. s Sunday morning two miles
west of Lozier, a small station on The
Southern Pacific, The derailment
was the result either of train wreck.
ers or defective steel, though the pos.
tive cause had not been determined
at last reports.
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PATRICK HENRY DAY.
William Jennings Bryan Principal
Orator at Celebration.

Norfolk, Va.-The anniversary OF
the passage by the Virginia house OF
burgesses on May 30, 1865, of Patrick
Henry's famous resolution condemn.
ing the British stamp act, was cele.
3rated as Patrick Henry day at the
jamestown exposition on Thursday
with William j. Bryan as the central
figure of attraction.
Mr.. Bryan delivered an address in
the convention hall upon the exposi-
ton grounds before 1000 people upon
the theme Taxation Without Repre-.
sentation Is Tyranny"
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MUST WEAR TIES.

Government Takes No Note of Relig-
ious Scruples of Letter Carriers.
Washington Postmaster General
Meyer, in answer to a letter from a
mail carrier asking Whether the
wearing of ties is compulsory for
a member of religious sect that does
not allow it's members to wear ties at
ALL" has replied:
Under the postal regulations, If a
letter carrier wishes to wear a shirt
waist he must also wear rundown
collar with dark tie and neat belt"
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TERRIBLE INDIANA TRAGEDY.
Boys Are Blown to Pieces by Ex.
ploslon Of Powder.

Terre Haute, Indy the explosion
OF several hundred pounds of powder
at the storage warehouse Of the Farms.
worth mill, near Sullivan, Wednesday
afternoon, Claude Davis, aged 6, and
Paul Keen, aged ., were blown to
pieces, and three other boys were ser.
iously hurt, II is supposed that the
boys accidentally set the building ON
Ore w
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HEAVY STORMS STRIKE TEXAS.
Many Houses Wrecked or Washed
Away by Raging Waters.

Houston, Tex.-A series of violent
storms, electrical and cyclonic in char.
acter, accompanied by successive
cloudbursts, swept over Houston and
vicinity during Wednesday night and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-09-27

residents of Eagle River, and a
niece of Mr.. and Ms. R D. Nc
Cloud of this place. She resided
here in her childhood days
and is we'll known by many of our
citizeas. She spent nearly all of
last winter here with her uncle, r.
d. McCi0ud, at the dam. She is
a young laiy Of ex~ellent charac
teristics and will make an ideal
hclpmate.
The groom is a contractor and
logger and is known by many Of
the citizens of Eagle River.
Henry IS hustlerand will be a
good provider for the one of his
choice.
The happy couple will reside at
Marenisco, Mich. where the groom
has prepared home.
Congratulations are extended
them by their many friends and
the REVIEW who wish them a life
of happiness and prosperity
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WEDDING BELLS.
ANDERSON-GLEASON.

Last Friday evening at eight
o'clock, a very pretty house we'd
ding took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vance, CT
State Line, when their neiCe, Miss
Grace Gleason of MarseilIes. ILL.,,
and Mr.. Enoch Anderson of RolIo
III, were united in marriage by
the Rev. c w. Pinkney Of this
place.
The bride was attired in a pref
~ creation of pink and white silk
null, trimmed in silk lace, and
carried a boquet of brides roses.
The groom wore the convention
al black.
The house was prettily decorat-
ed with sweet peas and china as
ters and other flowers The we'd
ding was quiet affair and the fol-
lowing guests were in attendance:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Gleason, the
brides parents; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Vance; Mr.. and Mrs. Fen
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons and Mr.
and Mrs. August Bruce.
The young couple received
many useful and valuble presents
They will be at home to their
friends at State Line after Oct. 1.
The REVIEW joins their many
friends in extending congratula-
tons.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-09-27

Teachers Institute Next Week.

The Annual Teachers Institute
for Villas County will be held at
the High School building three
days next week, beginning on
Wednesday, Oct. End and Contin-
uing through Friday. Prof, Cheev-
er Of the Milwaukee Normal will
be in charge of the Institute, and
Prof Cary is expected to be pres
ent at part of the session, This
will mean a most successful and
profitable Institute. Citizens who
are interested in school work are
cordially invited to attend the
sessions, and especially to attend
the informal reception on We'd
nesday evening. A program has
been arranged for the three days
and a trip by launch will be made
up the lakes for the teachers on
Saturday Oct, 9Th. All teachers
in the county will be in attend
ance as the schools will be closed
during these days. A large at
tendance can be expected.
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PRICE-KINGMAN.

At the home of the bride at
Clearwater Lake, Sunday after
noon at 6 o'clock, Miss Grace
Kingman and Mr.. Edward Price
we're united in marriage. the Rev
EOberhoJtZer officiating.
The bride who has a large num-
Der of friends in our town, is a
charming young lady who will no
doubt make a good helpmate.
The groom has grown to man
hood in our midst and is we'll
known to nearly every citizen in
our town. He is a sober and IN
dustrious young man who prepar-
ed a home aud then caught the
"bird to dominate therein"
Mr.. Fred Klngman, brother of
the bride, acted as best man and
Miss Bertha Bjrger attended the
bride. After the ceremony, a
wedding supper was served, only
the relatives of the young people
being in attendance,
The young couple departed on
Monday for Kenosha and Two
Rivers on a two weeks honeymoon
and upon their return will be at
home to their friends at their
dwelling on the County Road.
Their many friends and the RE-
VIEW extend congratulations and
wish them long and prosperous
life
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-09-27

A Pleasant Outing.

The teachers enjoyed pleasant
trip up the lakes Saturday to the
popular Everett Resort, where
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Everett enter
tanned them at dinner. Owing to
the roughness of the lakes the le-
turn trip was made by wagon road
giving the teachers the benefit of
different routes. All are loud in
their praise Of their entertainment
by Mr.. and Mrs. Everett,
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VIII Entertain tuesday Evening.

Mrs Strong, Mrs. Stevens and
Mrs. Pinkney, (the October COM
mittee of Earnest Workers of the
Congregational church, willserve
chicken pie at the church. parlors
on Tuesday evening, Oct. Ist,
from FIVE until seven O'Clock.
Price, fifteen cents. Are you
coming?
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Presented with Walking Stick.

The farewell sermon of Father
O'Reilley of St. Louis, at the
Catholic Church on Sunday was
we'll attended and those present
were more than pleased. The
friends of Father O'Reilley, es-
pecially those whom had become
we'll acquainted with him during
the past two months, regret his
departure for his home, but all
hope to see him among us again
next year.
On Saturday afternoon Father
O'Reilley was presented with a
beautiful walking stick, with a
large gold knob, by a number of
his Eagle River friends as a token
of his visit here and of the high
respect in which he was held in
this community Eagle River,
Wis, was engraved on the head
of the cane. With a few we'll
chosen words the gift was present
ed and Father O'Reilley respond
ed in a way that endeared him
more than ever to those present.
The cane is a beauty and will be
greatly cherished by the recipient,
Father O'Reilley departed for his
home at St. Louis Tuesday a
mid the best wishes of his host Of
Eagle River friends.
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ZONES

Word was received here that
Henry Jones and Miss Maggie
McCloud were united in marriage
last week at Iron River, Mich.
The bride is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan McCloud, former
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LOST.

LosT-Plaid Linen Lap Kobe on
the street Sunday, Sept. Ist,
Finder please return to Miss Emo
gene Colman.
String of Gold Beads,
finder please return to Miss Rose
We'll.
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PERSONAL and Local
HapDenings Around Town

7r.. r Nrihack returned from
M,ake-an Thursday.
Mate the list of Edison Records
0.eo5erln this issue.
Han Graham returned Wednes-
s,.m a business trip to Rhine
b.
4 l0.nau made a business
f. Kn.ae.ander Monday.
mi. R-i-htIey was down from
H,rs.sl Monday tor few hours.
Louie Thomas was down from
g. Line Monday.
The fasst line of Silverware
h. be found at Johnson's, the
JereIrr y
! Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Radtke de.
b3rrsd Tuesday tor Wausau to at
- .aaIIng.
0.,ra Navo returned on
"Wednesday from a short visit at
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plfoaIaoder Wednesday,
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0'0~I y0o' oEED "a y ~
next year now, of Al. Croker. He
h., n;.,3. ~ ,'l' ,,'p'', >,io9'el' 10
, 3, ''''1''' anu no'''e grown
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Wednesday from Rhinelander,
son. C;.oroa = n.Noonor
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n>ns 'S' ''S '8'o a"u ~ L.
lander TUESDAYS %s,s o'1 fsm n,0 hon mS'" oo
their way to State Line.
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Lac. the we'll ,,,u,n fail, ~ called
Ion his .r,s,oa,1~ - ~, -, :, .snn Wsdass-
day and Thursday.
Fox s4rr-Sever.I choice 40
acres Of land, for information,
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4'AA 1"hlNt NuAo .. - dl1CS N1ChIuloN
went up to their camp at Dun
ham, Mich, Monday.
The hearing of Bob Pine was
postponed last Saturday until to-
morrow.
Fine Siiverware = solid and
plated, of T. johnson, the Jeweler
James DonneIly was up from
Three Lakes Saturday last few
hours on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Merrick de-
parted Monday for Bessemer,
Mich, where he has accepted
position in meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Federer
drove up from Three Lakes last
Friday to attend the dance and
were the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Thorpe while in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Martin
and son departed Tuesday for
NeWbold to reside, where Albert
will have charge of the section at
that place.
The case of the State VS.. Julius
Dlckman Of State Line for selling
liquor without license was held
Wednesday before Judge N. A.
Colman, and the jury acquitted
the defendant.
Finest line of Spectacles, Colo
and NlCkle frames, also Colored
Spectacles, at 7. Johnson, the Jew
.eler 4
Mrs. Mandeeker, who has Wis
tied the home of her sister, Mrs.
M. Frankel for several months,
returned to her home at New
York last week Thursday.
Rev. Il. H. Johnson who has
spent the past summer at his
stone house on Cranberry lake, re-
returned "Wednesday night to
Cleaveborn, Texas, TO resume his
duties.
A E Thomas, the resort man
on Lac Vieux Desert, was in town
last Saturday and reported good
season at his place He will build
two or three cottages next spring
to accommodate his increasing
patronage.
To have good OATS, you must
have good SEED. A. A. Croker
has the Mammoth Cluster" seed
home grown and big yielder, for
sale.
Mrs. Johanna Budde and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fisher of Catawaba, who
visited at the homes of daughter
and son, Mrs. G. w. Rantz and
Albert Budde for two weeks, re-
turned to their homes Monday. -
Bessie Coleman departed Mon
day for Fond du Lac where she
will enter Grafton Hall, a ladies
boarding school. She was &C
ccmpanied to Fond du Lac by her
mother, Mrs. n. A. Colman.
Fred Anderlee Mayor of Rhine,
lander, A. C..Danielson and Olot
Rosen came over from Rhineland-
er Thursday, and after few hours
in town drove out to the Musky
Inn, on Big St. German Lake.
Mrs. lanes White and children
returned Sunday morning from a
three weeks visit with relatives at
Wausau. She was accompanied
home by her sister, Mrs. Fannie
Horton, of Wausau, who will
make an extended visit here.
Con. Anderson and James Fltz-
gerald were down from Waters
meet Wednesday and took their
initial flight with the Eagles.
They made good eaglettes and
will in time make good Eagles, es-
pecially James, who will belong
70 the "bald-headed' specie.
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CHURCH NOTES

CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday School at 10 o'clock;
Preaching at II o'clock;
Evening Song service and SER
mon at 500 o'clock.
Rev. c. w. Pinkney, Pastor.