The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-06-04
NEW SUNNI J

storm. '''nac s1
AS the result of suspepsIo.
in the shops of the Santa ~
at Topeka and Newton, r .e az
1000 men have been * nan4 n
employment. O"n o
w. G. Smith, former nro.,,
National Exchange bank n, :, q
ton, KY. committed suicide H. .N
by shooting. while despona"sa' aa' y
was wealthy. 'al
It is reported that ZOO wsu
Afghans have made an incr,' Va
Persian territory, and bavs WY y
Regan, a town about 1880 MIL 0c'la
east Of Herman. ' n
There will be an automo,,
for the Vanderbilt cup soms,s
the vicinity Of New York su c,,
year. The date and placa Nv 4.
yet been announced. a~
Two, Americans and one FD.,,.,
were attacked by bandits ma % "
near Coachinia, one of the rs
camps of the Green Copper ~. ~
near Dolores, chihuahua.
A special from Port Arthu,
says the Civic dam, on Currer, I
burst, causing disastrous
Three lives We're lost, while thu g.
tary loss will reach s5OO,OOO =
Admiral A. S. Crowninsbjela i
~, retired, died at his home !, &
adelphia on May 81, at the ays I,
the immediate cause of death /.
the hardening of the tissues :.
body.
Henry Farman, the British aarc,,.
began a series of experiment,
Client last week with his ae,o,,.'
He has accomplished for the frs, h.
a number of flights in the tee,h !,
strong wind.
President Roosevelt was one nj 4
guests at the wedding Of Eli,sss
Shaw oliver, eldest daughter 4, 4
assistant secretary of war, and F,,,s
X. Stevens, at the Oliver residepc.
Washington on the 26th.
A terrific wind storm Of almost !.
proportions of a tornado. Vii
passed over the southern par 4
Lowell county, Kansas, killed one NJ
and injured twenty-five persons, s,a
of them probably fatally.
Thomas and James Wyclih, the
nous Oklahoma outlaws, who t,p
been hunted by the government n
thorities OF Oklahoma for thItssI
years, surrendered to the state autte
ties at Talequah last week.
A convict in the Chester, III, N.
itentiary has written the sberia
Laporte, Ind, that the home Of N1l
Guinness, accused of a number e
murders, was a fence for a gang
Chicago cut throats and robbers.
AS the result of several coniereuus
between President Roosevelt, SecnI
tary Taft and General Bell, chief 4
staff of the army, 1t has been dedtA
not to withdraw any Of the Unitd
States troops from Cuba at present
Reports from Maryville, 0rsgn
Tarkio, and other northwest MissoH
towns, are to the effect that thoussnt
of acres of lowlands have been foA
ed. Most of this land had been pas
ed to corn, and the damage Is heaV
By the sudden sinking of the cis
dian Pacific roadbed at point y
miles east Of Winnipeg, Man., an
press train was derailed, several ~
sengers being slightly injured Rg
istered mail worth at least slsM
was destroyed.
A dozen children were serious
hurt at Lorberry, Pa, when two
road trucks on which they were rla4
down the grade crashed into a'
other. The accident was due 70 81
larking, the children getting Oh Y
trucks for ride.
Tornadoes that swept over the ea
ty adjacent to Hennessey, forty m9
northwest Of Guthrie, Oklahoma
Cashion, fourteen miles sou'hsa
brought great damage to crops
farm property. 1t is believed no
have been lost, although detalis
meager.
Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, wno Y
one of the principal witnesses y
alleged identity of the Duke Oh ~
land with T. G. Druce, has been
fenced to eighteen months penai VI
tude for perjury, her appeal na
been disallowed. Mrs. Hamilton
years old.
Mae G. Wood, the Omaha N.Y.
who sued Senator Thomas = f
for divorce, alleging that she ws'
cretly married to the aged sena~
1901, and who was arrested al tns
cluslon Of the trial on a charge ~
jury, has been released from priSO'
$4,000 bail.
The United States circuit cou.
appeals has affirmed the consr,
and fines imposed upon the ou.
railroad and its general freight ~
II. H. Pearce, in the grain ..vss III
cases, tried last year in MinnesaY
The road was fined $2O,OOV Sn'
Pearce $4,000.
Fred j. Trumper, young c'I MA