davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-08
2IQrRf6ertBf

Gbtca9o, 8. %9luguit.
So(gcnbe Pretle pur0en bet 9r0Beren
8artteet %er5ielt:
Sutter, bette Creamery @oare 10
O., quite 18@185c, mittelmGBtge 1860
17c. 9oirD, GoolcD'S bette 16(017c,
mittelgute unb CUTE 1906, friiber
Bofir19 Stof 14@-c.
8uttertn bette Greaner0 173c, rcd6t
lD0ne 16c, 9atrD 13c unb lac fiir bic
bette; in rTous" oOer t(etnen @ebinDen &c.
Hebr.
&a1e, bette sui Cream Gbc66ars"
8@-c, vGWinS" TO-, Ooung Qmerica
8@83c, vSftmmcb" nad6gemacbtcr
S9pei3er 10@11c, D8rif" 83@9c, 0tmz
burger 93@1Oc.
@ter, gang friibe, 123@13c Oos
9B6.
0bft, geO0rrte5: aepfel, fiinftIib ge=
trofneteS 7301Oc oaS GfutO, an Der
Sonne 9~eo0rrte nOrOIid6c 5(064c, 9ftritde
506c, 8rom6eeren 6(07c, 6iinbeeren
23@243; GoliiOrnii9eS: Npricoien no
l6c, ntcbt gei6dltc 8firlicbe SOLE, gez
icbdlte 22024c; 9floumen 90l3c; 9foz
itnen: 9onDon 20DerS 81. 65(02 90 6Qs
&iitcben, MuSfoteller $1,26(01,35, loie
4(06c.
Soft, friid6cS; 2(cpfsl 81. OO@2.O 90 un6
$2.75@4.00, ie nocb Der Site, 8anonen
S .00W1.25, Gttronen So. 5007.5O, 6los
rtooeT Srongen $2.25(02.50 @r0beeren
81 .00@1.75 per a 4iut8, Stad6elbeeren
$1.25@1.5 so per Is Quarts, 6Imbeeren
ibparie, $1.4O01.65, rotbc, 1.O0@2 90,
Srontbceren $1.0001.50, Bftrit6c NIT
loiem &ern g 81 25050c, gclbe 5epan8
50c@$1.O0, 8flaumen GA QuartS) 5000
$1.00. 8laubteren 75(01.35.
SartOffetn: 9tcue 8earleB S.
o. Ertump65 SOL IS, Stole
81. 80@1 go, GarID 09io 81, 20@1. so bas
6oB.
@eflagel, lcbenbige: Gurfep go
&c; @ii0uer: 6cnnen 100, !6Gbne
o., Gl1ten 8(09c, @dnie, lcbenoigc
nit Ben gan5en 6eOern, So. OO06.O0 per
9uBen0. Spring GDtfen9" 129123c
OaS Bfun6.
Semitic 8eiBfraut aus SGinotS
60o(0-r ct. Coulter o. rotDe ODER
gelbe 3wiebeln $1.50(0- Ser 8uicbel ;
jlnge Wpbrriiben 20025c 6a8 0ubenD;
iun9e metbc Gii5en d., Seuerie @
SOC bas 0uben6; iungc 3ptebe(n 1.5O per
8uibel; rotbe Giiben 5Oc(0$1.00 ba8
6aB; Sporgcl 6O(065c pet 3e8uibelz&iit
cben; 8lumenfo0l @ baS &iitcben
Sheet BotatoeS" aus SQtnoiS $1,000
$3.50 baS SAB. r3Omaten" 25@6Oc Oeu
DGratc."
@btSfeD: $1.12.
8obnen: 8eitc r9tapteS" 81.
mitteIgute $1.70@$1.75, nit Ser 0tai0tnc
gereini9te 81 .6O(0$1,7D.
, 1893-08-08

Sreun6 8. begriBte MIDI %erfreut, tpGr
oocA meine Q%(rfunft tbm cine angencDme
N%btpeb8lung in i~etter gin0be, 6a ib tbm
pieLe Neutgfeiten aus unIerm gen1einz
lbaftli6en 8efanntenfretie in 8ofu nit
tbeilen fonrte.
Die 8eii6tigung beS tntereIionten groBz
arti9en 8aueS GeOer Der iteben projecttrten
Nppardte, bon oetet1 elmer bcreits i'm 8ez
triebe itanb, mar alf 10, 1000 0ebro Trtnf>
palier pro Sag bcre3neD, ferner 6aS mir
neue bunte Splbatcntretbct in benz &ibttz
fenla9er, Der in 2(uSiicbt genommene
8eiucb be8 i6ptmmcnoen Sprebnitels,
g~eieIige 9lbenbe I'M OfftcierS Club,
erricbtet in mebrercn &tbitfen bon
benen cine 6aS SpielSimmer, cine a1oere
baS Buffet, Selc5imrter II. /. ~. in1propi>
iirte, iteuten genug Nbpecb5lung in 9lls>
iibt, 10 OaB i3 feline 6urc6t Dor 2angez
tpeile SIT be9en brauhte.
Sreun6 8. bate bier 9tbitfelt sur Ser
fi9un9, BON benen Bic cine ieing8obnz un6
ScDlaf3immer, bic 5tpeite SpeilclolDn, sic
brittle gSobnun9 letneS @cbilien uno 8uz
reau, Bic pierte Die Sitde erieBte. Ote itez
ben S6ritt i'm 9ur3meIier boltenocn
frei5rmben &tbitfen nit bet etnfoben
M10blirltng bon e~iicrnen 8etten, Stiden,
einlgen Sttblen, &titen ur6 &offern, bic
natiirltcb sum Weublement nit oerccbnct
puroen, ~erlcbtenett mir 0an3 ipobnltcb,
entibie6en biel comforta6ler, ais tcb lcbon
6fters auf mcinen 9tciien 0obnrGu1ne be-
nuBt bate. Die gentcini9aftltcben OtabL>
~Setter, ~getpiir3t burcb ben berrlicben faufo7
itiben QSein, an oenen 9etp0bnlic6 Elm ober
au6 mebrere Sfft5tere ais nicbt gelooen,
aber ltetS germ geiebene 0Glte tbcilnaDmen,
D%crliefen ebenio al9eneDnl, ais mGren tie
i'm gei6naduou betorirten Salon lerptrt
tpDrDcn.
2llS ic6, ermii6et, in Ser er1tcn Otadt I'M
eriten liiBeiten Scblummer lag, purOe tc6
plDbltb bur9 6ornz uno Grommeliignale
getpe6t, icbneQ pom Eager oufiprtngen6'
fletOete tb mtb an uno erfu6r, 0aB Dieie
Stgtale cine 2Qarmirung oes 2agerS be-
beute, Da optii6e Selegrap6en3etcber Der
Gorpoiten QlnnGDerung Don SitinSen7
l6doren g%enneloet batten. SS3 freute mtcb
llber Die mu1terbafte, ruDige Or0nung, bic
ltbcrda berrl6te; 15on ei1tigc Wtnltter,
llacbOem ib nlr ms Srcie g"etreten tpar,
fab icb Die gei6loiienen &oidfenretDen dltf
tbren tIeinen Yfer0en u10 Sic S6iibenSiige
IN loutloler Sttle DaS Eager perIalten.
9o tcb bemcrfte, baB bicie ndcbtli6e St0z
run8 feinen Der nidb un9ebenoen 2eute
AUDI nur i'm Gerin9iten belorgt macbte,
tOI8te tb iebr germ SIS Nufforberun9, Die
8~eit0rle gtabtru6e BET einem 0loie @ein
alt8enebm SIT Derbringen, bis genaue lta6z
ridDtcn ii6er Bic ltrlade bcS NIarrts gu err
baltcn ietn pitroen. Sin GROCER She'll Der
W%titbetpobner iubte rubtg ste ebcn per-
~laiienen GubepIdBe tpieDer ouf, pcIdem
8eiipieIe mir na9 5ipet Stln6cn aucD
fol9telt, nacboem Elm She'll Set 3rltppen in
baS Eager WteOer 8urii6getebrt tuar.
(99GuB fOIQt.)
, 1893-08-08
(S9GuB fo1Qt.)

= Die 8ebDlferung Der Sta6t 8erlin
betru8 am 8. Sui l ,667, 872 Seeten, ite bat
iicb alio in Der g8Ocbe bonn l. Suit bis s..
Suit nm 700 permtn6crt. Sn Ser oora1s
9e0an9en Q8ocbe GA, SUM- bis l. Subj
bate Bic NbnaDme 552 SeeIen betra9el1.
2ebenb geboren wurbcn 40 &uaben, 1873
Mdoden, suiammen 958 &tnbcr, barunter
108 auBercbelich, tobt geboren iparcn II
&naben, IA MG66en, 5uiammen ~ Sim
Der nit 4 altBerebelt6en. Die 3obl bet gez
mclOeten Sterbefdue bctrug 1914, 421
mdnnli6e unb 1913 ipetblic6e.
, 1893-08-08
Nuf Der S6rfe

gtn8Q8et3en I'M 1c 3uriid u1o 5tpdr imSeps
temDertermin bon 613 auf 603 i'm 9c5cm@
bcrtera;tn pi6en Oie Yreiie BON 684 auf
ST., unb gin9en Damn ouf 675 bjnauf.
Gorn tpar matt; bradtc per september
403 0395, per Scat 415(04l4.
y0afcr micb per Septentber bon 243 olf
"A.
G6ipeincleiib ~bcbauptcte iicb; Der Sep
tembertermin bracbte 1905; Scbn1o(5
1860; Gtppen 7.023@7,10.
, 1893-08-08
Soft nu6 &oais Qtiudt.


9(StiIenT1oftt. gebilD. 9eutiher inbt bi6I9eS 3immer
- epent. nit Solt bel geDilO. 6anilie ooer allctuiteb.
%ouitaub. 8amc. 3iunter init &lapierbeuuBung beppr=
5ugt. 9uuernber YtietDer. Qgir0e ieDr germ ais @nt=
9elt &inoeru oeS 6auieS WflItt- u1o unberen urterrtdt
ertDeiIen. Sell. gerote nnb pretSluurb. Giierteu inter
H. 147 81, St0atsStg. lo9batp
, 1893-08-08
abenOblatt Der ST. Gtaatsz 3eitlune

<NV~%t~~<Wh% w NSA\ SlGulp~&
lit in ben unten onge8ebenen @ci6aften gu
N%oroieite.
6. 5entmer, 1899 &iitcoIn Noe.
q. s. stephan, 1850 2iucoln Moe.
403 6roB MDe.
402 &DsCoe 8ouleoorb.
q. 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont goe,
g. Solbnnon, 1744 Glart Str.
6. u. WtDore, 442 &iucoln AOe.
Son &ulabs, 4S5 &incpGu aoe.
6. 81. 9op, $40 SiucDI; Noe.
Sronf @o9uer, 597 Sincolu Moa.
SolepD Wtunf, TAT Sincoln Nos,
6. Neubaus, $40 &iucoln Moe.
Wm SopIor, 1917 2incoln Aoe.
@. Betting 1926 Start ctr.
Sa*ber. 457 GIart ctr.
SSrou Stnoentonr, 421 @lorf Sta
s.. g. Bar, 319 @Iart ctr.
80. q. Monep. 287 @Iort ctr.
81. Sermoln, 16l Glort ctr.
s. 81. 8e9eu, 5l3 @lart ctr.
$. Be4ner. 5000 Glort Str.
3ono Bros.
81. Soppmorit, 867 gIarf 5tr.
s. Smith, 981 6Iort Ctr.
Srou g.. WaIter, 453 @ens Ctr
%. 8utberfpr6, 500 @eas ctr.
SurnbuG. 545 WeQs Ctr.
81. 6. GAribt, $50 WeQs Str.
s. 80. Slueet, 707 @elS Ctr,
Sobu Storr, 280 WeQ8 str.
9. @urrie, 800 Meas ctr.
6. SieIe, 3A Q9eqs ctr.
8. 9iaer. 389 Mea8 Str.
Qrutn, 119 MeIlS ctr.
Sp1n 9erf, 141 Weus Str.
Sobu guefle9, 2l1 Meas ctr.
6ral 6. SpDuion, 276 Meas @tr.
6. Maciu9. 100 gDeas Str.
8. Soliar. 1888 WenS ctr.
6. Serion, 80 ggeQs Str.
9. Neber, 1876 Sorrabee Ctr.
SpfmoHu, 464 &arrGbee Str.
6. Berger, ST. Sorrabee ctr.
Srou SC. Wtpr9au, 225 9ioiIion eta
She Columbus, $40 9ioiIion ctr.
6. sc. NDtte, 407H 9iOiitou ctr.
9. s. gteliou, 1884 9iotiion Str.
6. @uberion. 317 9io1iion ctr.
8. WiiGer, 81 @iGplp Str.
8. q. @bmaun, 66 Mi4op StE.
s.. G0urten, 81 St0te Str.
S. I. Sie6L, 255 @IeOelaub aoe.
S. @9urf, 391 Seo9pid Ctr.
80. S. McBler, 587 Geo9tpit Str.
81. Gn9el, 1893 eeO9pid Str.
&reuIer, 282 Seognid Ctr.
Sobn Stein, 294 Sebalpif ctr.
9itties, 262 @eo9luid ctr.
9. &. Yutnant, 249 GIDbourn @os.
90pter, 403 @lg6Duru Npe.
8. mslB. 1923 @lp6ourn Noe.
q. 30. S9IiG, "a @lDbouru gtoe.
Gobert 9reger, 149 Suiupis 9tr.
6. S6rooer, 316 Morfet Str.
&tlDeblob & Wtopmuien, 3O1 W1orfst StI.
9artenber9, PIP geuter ctr.
s.. Gr6er, 1879 Geuter ctr.
6rou Nt, 8ubn, At Gugenie @tr.
glu9. Stranger, 50 Gugenie ctr.
Gl0s. SDbeL 1l6 GuQeuie Str.
NtaG &iDteniterl, $50 Stub Str.
@SeIIettc.
GenD, 1859 SO. North Npe.
9oder, 1877 q. W3aplelpoob @pe.
NtIIon, 872N California Noe.
9oebne. 938 81. California Qoe.
ueiterDouie, 1885 ". @olIfpruia Noe
SruhlD. 1914 WitIipoutee @pe.
SANDS, 1868 M}illpoufee Noe.
Saflep, 1929 W}illpoufee Npe.
2eor0, 499 MiIlpoufee AOe.
GniS, 521 Wtlltpaufce Noc.
&urB, 821 Millpaufee &oe.
2iuberg. 1913 WiiIlpoufee Moe.
Sen1pcr, 1919 MiIponfee Moe,
StlIder, 1850 Millpnufee Moe.
Anbree, 1884 WtilIp0ufee Sire.
Caring, 1885 Millpoutee Ape.
ueriel1, 1903 Miltpoutee &pe.
Stroll, 655 %. 9tprtb Noe.
Son1eu, 759 @. 9&ortD Noe.
6boper, 1855 80. gortb 2toe.
GaId, 1870 Wilnaltfee 9pe.
9tetrobet. 146 MtillpQllfee Mne
Senrids, 165 M}lltpoutee Npe.
9pffmnnn, 233 WtiftuoufCe ape.
SenIen, 242 Mtilrpoutee Ipe.
6re9orieu, 286 Millpoufee Mne.
Sulbeu, 800 W&t4lpautee @oe.
@tuespte, 288 81. SouQnmon Str.
Seperiu9banS s. 8eiIfuB, AS Milpalfes go
9fcpS 9epot, 664 Nrmitoge @pe.
gtelps &epDt, 466 @rntitoge Noe.
Stpbinipn, 344 Wtillpoute gtoe.
Stems 5tpre, 259 90. Chicago @sA
Dede. 412 81. &iblouo MDe.
-
, 1893-08-08
Sp0eS=Wtt5ctoc.

. Treuuben urb 8efanuten Die trouriqe g}adbriht, bar
lteine geje6te @attiu Sophie WtcDer, Deb. Seioeler. I'M
Qlter pDn 46 SaDren 10 N&onateu uno g Iageu SDHntoq
gto9mttto9 bolb nlr nab trr3et i6wereu &eiben Ionft
I'M oerrt eutI9IoTer lit. Sic 8eerotgung fiubet Itott am
Nttttmocb ben s. @u9ult, 9todmitta9S1 ltDr, pDm 9rouer.
1oLie, 9to. AZ g8eit 10. StraBe, aus nnD benz @oucorhto=
%5rteoboTe. I'm title SDclltaDute bitten
Ghttit0pD WcDer, @ntte.
QSttbc4rt uuo SSrntlf, S06re.
Wsartc uuo Sophie, Sb9ter.
Sobatl1 @Acrt, SGalpieoeriphn.
, 1893-08-08

Abonnirt aHf Oa5 N6en6blatt Der JQinois
Stoat8@ 3ettHn8. 8retS l Sent per gtummcr,
6 Gents per g9oc6c.
, 1893-08-08
SOOeS0tt3et0eA
Fritz Schrader
So0cs=9lmsciae.

Jreurben urb Sefouuten Die trauriQe Not6ridt,
ooB lluler lteber 9atte uuo Batter Sebaltiau
SELL nab langem idlpereu &eioen inl @Iter BON 50
Sagrefl uno 6 WtOnaten an I. @tuQuit, 8orntittaos
10 Ilbr, lelt9 I'M 3erru eutIdlaie1 lit. Die 8e=
erot9nn9 fin0et it0tt an N}tttrpo6 ben 9. @uQrit.
Vorn1ttta9S 8 ubr. BPM 5rauerbauIe. 1878 9torb
@lort=StroBe, ans uof Der ct. W&att6ios=&ir6e
llltO BON oa ua6 benz ct. 9onifaciuS=@ ottesoder.
lpelbern Der 9eritorbeue % Sabre lang ais Super=
lnteloent trele 9teuite geleiltet bat. Sic |trQuerlt=
ben 9Interblie6enen
G%liiabetb Sell, Satttn.
Socub Sell, Spbr.
S%atbartnn @illems, Sodter.
Yctcr NSiucnIS, S6pieQer1obn.
Wt0ric Sell, SdfpteQer=
Soo2t Maric MartbeiIcr, { t6dfcp.
, 1893-08-08
SOScS> 9Gusei1e.

5reunben NIB 8efonutet Die tNuriQe Gudri6t. bar
nn1er &tebltng Gouaro MarfS I'M glitter bon brei
S0bren uno iiebeu MDnoteu am M}ontaQ Dert I. 9(uouIt
nad) tur3et &eiben ~9eitorbeu lit. Die 8eerbiolno fifioet
am WttttlUo1 Nad)mttt0g nm l rDr bonn SrauerbmnIe.
SOB geit 10. StraBe, mad Mul0beim ftott. Inn titles
8eilelD bitten Die trauernbeu 6iuter6lie6eaeu
SbarleS nno Sicna WtarfS, Gltern,
ue6lt 8erluQu0ter.
, 1893-08-08
gterste.


SNontcn erDoltcn &otb nHb INberc SitIfe i'll aleu Erauetl=
traHtbeItelL inter Surnutie burdl GIertrp=SopmDo=
PotDIe. 6rau Sr NE &u5uit. ~ u. Staie ctr.
4nuQ -1ipt
81. Z. =. 9anler. 6ronenar5t. 6eburtsBetferin, 29f
SlIlNt
, 1893-08-08
SteQemgeiu6e.

S%%~SVSSfNuS<
~ e u9t: Sin gutter Trtif ou9etomuteuer Secoro.
" teur BON YoriS iudt Stenuug fir s poer IA SAGE
mad Sellebeu IN feiner SeCOrirunQ, 8luuen. 9iCe5
Wtoute YerIoua9oS II. l. no. llr6arO, 1O1 81 GIortitr.
Me in DIT 9u99olter uub &oITirer NIT beIten Staot=
~ Gnlpfeblun9en, iudt Steauug. a0rele: H 1877
Staots5eltuHg. 5au03t
ne II 9 t Suuqer tii9ti0er BARTENDER iudt Steuunq.
" gu erfrogeu 1913 99ellS Ctr, Saloon.
Meiu0t: SIN iun9er MIann. II Sabre alt. crit Hber
" See QefOmmeH, lpiinIdbt Ciue Steuuug. gerite1t Das
SroCerD=Selhdtt. Aor.: s. 8Oofrtpadg, AZ Surling.
ton Ctr.
Meju9t: Sunger 8euti9er iubt irQenb melde ge.
ibdfttguug III elmer Cificc. @critebt @u9liin 6ran,
SblII9 nno 2ateinii9. Sferten o~b3u9ebem uuter l..
1872 Stoats3t9.
CSe IL DIT: 2uudmann iu6t 0eQen geriuqe9esobluug
" STEELE. q. Bebnert. 9tp. = z. 6unal Ctr.
Nieiu3t:- 3Wet @tdb4en, ole totben. poiden mo
bit9eln tDnHe1. elne 6rou tIr jebe Arbeit poIieuO,
Iu6en YlaB. 375 GIDbonrn Noe.
Ne iu9t 3met ~erfobreue juuQe Nl6b9en iuden
Steilnu9 ais 8onne 0oer tHr 6auSarbeit. AbreiIe:
8ora @ebrnann, 455 Cft 9iniitou Str.
* e iu0t t: Sunger Wtonu iu6t StelunQ os GutIder
" BET Yrtoatfomtlte. AOreIe VI 40 Staat85tg.
, 1893-08-08
Serlanat: MGnner nnO Tranen.

02erIangt: '3bdiiqe MQnuer uuo sSraueu nit pber
- DDne 9rfabrung, nm etneu QuBerproentltd) pert6uf=
lt9en Artttel 3u oerfaufen. AuSge5eidbnete 9eIegeubeit,
9elo 5u MAIDEN. SpTrrt na93ufrQQen bel Mtr. S0aa6an,
81 9. 9reen Str. Shirt SSioor 6rout.
, 1893-08-08
gu Derfaufcn: YferOe, 'siibe, SmnOc IL.
GcriDnltdts.

500 lit @bpIph YnmItd ans Webppie. Oberz
- SHIclieu >? Nntuort erbeten Don Raul Yroger 9fp.
81 Splun iCuo CTR.
, 1893-08-08

II e. t: 9u96olter uub GoIIirer init better Staot=
" GmpiebInn9en, indt Steluug. 9lOreiie H 1877
5aug3t
, 1893-08-08

Me Il 0 + Suuger tu6tiger Bartender Iudt Stelung.
" gu erfrogeu 1913 @els Ctr, Saloon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-26

w A MTED representative for our
- 3ASa 113Is "FamIl, Treasury" the great
est book ever otIersd to the public.
christmas present for Duth old and young.
Our couron BY stem, which we use IN selling this
great work, enables each purchaser to get the
book free, so every one purchases.
For his first weeks work agents profit is
Sl6o. Another Sl35. lazy has just c.eared $I2u
Tor her first week work.
Write Tor particulars. and If you can begin at
once send 81 for outfit. We give you exclusive
territory. AID pay lar Se commissions the sales
Of sub-agenss. Write at once for the agency Tor
your county.
Address I'LL communications to
RAND, MCNALLY & CO.,
CHICAGO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-26

G 2 to SIS per day at home. selling Lightning
VI Piater and plating jewelry. watches: table,
ware, etc. Plates the finest OF jewelry good as
hew, on all kinds of metal with gold silver or nick
ei No experience. No capital. Every house mas
goods needing plating
II. X. DELNO co., Columbus, Ohio.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-26
BOYS May be Had

tAnd sometimes giris) for ordinary service at
wages or upon iudepture, ITO work, attend school,
aha be brought up somewhat IA your own:I and
CHI 'dren uay be had fer legal adoption.
Address: J.. 4. DOOLEY,
Supt. Oregon Boys and Uirs' aid Society,
PORTLAND, Oregon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-26
THE DOLLAR COLUM n

advertisements not exceeding an inch tor ten
iines OF small type) in length will be inserted in
ehts column for one dollar per week, fifty cents
the hrst insertion and twenty-five cents each ad.
ditonaltnsertion-payable in advanced
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-18
BABCOCK'S ULTIMATUM.
Salt Lake May Be Cut OF from the
Sanpete Valley Trade.
How the Rio Grande Western Freight
Agent Proposes to Make the Union Pa
cific Get on His Reservation.

Freight Agent Babcock of the Rio
Grande Western has issued an ultima
tum. If the Union Pacific doesn't stop
fooling around on the Rio Grande West
ern reservation, he declares that he Will
cut the Sanpate trade off from the Salt
Lake merchants altogether.
1t is curious situation that has aroused
Mr.. Babcock to the necessity of adopting
heroic measures. The first-clas rate
from this city TO Sanpete valley points is
fifty-two cents. the Union Pacific in
connection with the Sanpete Valley road.
has made the same rates to the same
from 10 to 20 cents per hundred is neces-
sary in order to reach the towns covered
by the Western.
''Ot course, " said Mr.. Babcock, ssthe
Union Pacific can only make this rate by
giving the Sanpete road an extraordinary
division. Some people may think it is
cute work but it is not fair railroading.
The. Union Pacific cannot enter that ter
ritory by fair methods, and I have ap-
pealed to Mr.. Monroe several times to have
this business stopped, but have re-
ceived only evasive replies. 1t
does not cut into our business
to any extent, but is source of
constant annoyance, and | have notified
the chairman of the citizens' rate COM
mittee of last year. Mr.. Weber, that if
the Union Pacific persists in this sort OF
tactics, | will make a lower rate from
Missouri river points to Thistle, which
will shut the Salt Lake merchants out of
that field entirely. I do not want to take
this step. but l am determined to put
stop to such unfair Methods
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PERSONAL ITEMS.

JOSEPH PECK. Park city, is at the Cullen.
II. Fl. SHEPHERD, Denver. is at the Cullen.
WILLIAM S. CURTIS Omaha. is at the Knuts-
ford.
G. w. NEFF, Denver, is Knutsford ar
rival
H. B. CArrEN, Milwaukee. is Knutsford
guest.
L. j. GAVIN, ST. Louis, is Templeton
guest.
JAMES ANDERSON, Provo. is White house
guest.
GEORGE FEE, Reno, New, is stopping at the
White.
w. E. TRUMAN, Bushville, ILL.,, is registered
al the White.
CHARLES It. BABTELIo. Portland, Ore, is at
the Knutsford.
p. q. CoNNoR and wife. New York, are at
the Templeton.
RIPLEY S. LYNN, appointment Logan citizen,
is ut the Cullen.
z. A. PARKER is among the Park City peo-
pie at the Cullen,
E. TRIAL. and Ellen Thrall, Albany, are
guests OF the Cullen
HENRY BRowNER, Syracuse, N ", is STOP
ping at the Tempieton.
WILLIAM NJ. RoyLANCE, of Springfield. is
registered at the Cullen.
MR. G. H. HULL. JR., and family Bostonians,
are guests of the Knutsford.
A. b. GAGE, representing the Spaulding
Manufacturing company, is al the Cullen
THOMAS IIEARNEs OF Park City and Miss
Maggie Kesrns OF Nebraska, are Cullen guests.
CHARLES H. LAwREsCE, the well-known
Chicago drummer, Is stopping at the knuts-
ford.
w H. SHEPHERD. western agent of the
Chicago & Alton, Denver, was in the city yes
terday.
i MRS W. H. IRVINE and her mother. Mrs.
D. E. Wilson. Marion, Ind, are registered at
the Templeton
JOHN L. BLAKE and wife, Baltimore, and
Archibald and wife, Midway, Mass, are 4
party OF distinguished people at the Templeton.
HAVE Your watch repaired by j. H. Leyson
Company, 12e Main street.
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WOMEN AND THE STAGE.
HIodJeska, Georgia Cayvan and Others
Address a Throng in Chicago.


Address a Throng in Chicago.
CHICAGO, May IA pushing, crowd
ing mass Of humanity fully 5000 strong
iammed into Washington hall tonight
and half as many more were denied ad-
mission, but hung around doorways and
crowded the sidewalks. Inside the hall it
was q triumph for the histrionic
art. At s O'Clock Julia Marlowe, her
pretty face bright and smiling. assembled
the platform, and a moment later Georgia
Cayyan stepped UP. The applause which
greeted their appearance had not subsidized
when Madame Modjeska, accompanied
by Clara Morris appeared. Both the
famous actresses were greeted with
the widest applause. Mrs. May Wright
Sewall introduced Nine. Modjeska, who
began her address by recounting the his
tory OF woman On the stage down to the
present day. She closed by saying that
women Of the stage were independent,
and morally the equals Of their sisters off
the stage.
Miss Cayvan followed in q short address
which was heartily applauded. She made
a strong plea for the stock companies be-
cause, she said, in stock companies lies
the hope OF regeneration OF the stage.
She said the real elevation OF the future
from the profession, and must come
from purefaction OF public sentiment
which shall refuse to accept women whose
only qualification as stars is an appeal 70
morbid curiosity, which shall endorse
wholesome plays rather than sensational,
sensual and trivial. Miss Cayvan closed
with an eloquent plea in behalf of the flu
ture comprehension of the actress posi-
ton.
Mrs. Sewall then led forward Clara
Morris, who INDUCED in sarcastic alIu-
sions to the so-called emotional actresses.
Said the ioea was conjurad up in her
mind in dark room, a hysterical woman
and strong smell of ether. Miss Morris
spoke briefly but strongly in behalf of
the women of her profession and was re-
ceived with as much applause as ever
came to her across the footlights.
Miss Marlowe spoke on 1.-The Stage and
Its Women.'' She recounted the pro
gress of woman in the dramatic art, her
influence upon it, and said woman has
elevated the drama to the rightful place
among the educational forces of life.
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4 WOMAN'S DOWNFALL.
The UnaccountabIe Conduct OF Wife
and Mother.
A Deplorable Case in the Police Court
Yesterday-BrownelI Again in the
Pen for Larceny.

Mrs. Susan Tullidge. the wife of we'll
known writer and the mother of several
bright children, appeared in the police
court yesterday in very unenviable
position. The woman, who was formerly
respected by her family and friends,
some time ago formed an unac-
countable attachment for G. E. Will
son, good looking young fellow
whose thieving proprensities keep him in
jail great deal of the time, and since
then, if all accounts be true. her course
has been downward. With fellow named
William Henry she was tried before Judge
Gee yesterday on the charge of lewd and
lascivious conduct. Both were found
guilty and fine of S25 each imposed.
0. B. Ostier and NJ. s. Evans were fined
" each for fast driving.
j. w. Laws, who tried to outwit Gal
leazzi by putting register tag on an I'M
registered dog, was assessed S. for his in
discretion.
Rudolph Blattner was fined 50 for using
abusive language.
Fred Hart and James Smith were sent
up for thirty days each for vagrancy.
-Four plain DRINKS were fined IS each.
An individual giving the name OF J !.
Smith was arrested last night for fast
driving.
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Two East Trans.

Commencing May the Rio Grande
Western and Denver & Rio Grande will
inagurate new daily train service, I'M
surpassed, consisting of elegant day
coaches, chair cars and Pullman sleepers.
Train number 2 will leave Salt Lake sos
a. M, arriving at Denver 7:45 q. m. next
morning, connecting with Burlington"
and Crock Island" Worlds fair fast
flyers. Train number will leave Salt
Lake 7:20p. M, arriving at Denver $40
D. M, next day, connecting at Pueblo
with Crock Island and missouri Pa
cifc'' and at Denver with Burlington"
trains, for all points east; giving an op-
portunlty OF viewing the magnificent and
world famous scenery Of the Denver 6
Rio Grande between Grand junction and
Denver by daylight.
Take this route and have a comfortable,
speedy and wonderfully interesting trip.
w. J. SHoTwELE,
General Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah.
S. K. HOOPER, G. p. & T., Denver. Colo.
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EUREKA MINES.

Sacramento and Black Warrior Shut
Down-Ore and Bullion.
EUREKA, May 17.-Enile Wirz has
shut down work on the Sacramento and
Black Warrior and will probably not re-
sumo work before next September. In
the interval Mr.. Wirz will visit Paris
and will take in the Worlds fair.
Charles f. SAVERS, superintendent of
the Herkimer, is much pleased with the
showing now made with that property.
He is now drifting on the 700 level.
There is plenty of low grade ore in sight
and Charley is momentarily expecting to
run on to bonanza
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a. w. Nickerson.

DEDHAM, Mass, May 17.-Albert W.
Nickerson, ex-president of the Mexican
Central railway, ex-director of the
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe and New
York and New England railways, died
tonight of peritonitis. His estate is esti-
mated variously from 100000 to
-. OOO. 900.