davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
OorSi9lthe KdpitaIanIdoe.

Quf Die An3eige Der Stint grtet
Wtning So" in Suite in Mon&und,
bic aud in @bicugo Elm Bureau bat, ipirb
hermit nod DEFENDERS oufmerfiam gema9t,
Die 8eamteu bieler 9eieui9aft iin5 lauter
9eutf9e: g.. Safer aus Butte, prdii=
cent; S. s. &eppter aus anaconda
(Dfontana), @i3eprdfibent, unb 9uopiJ
g. Be It (Setr. unb S9abm. Der rGsn:en=
Mai 8reping 60" in Butte 99aBneiFter.
&n9efebene 9eutf6e in Chicago iino Nftio=
mare bieier 9efeuf4aft, bic jebt our 8oGen>
oung ibrer po6tperte nod cine geringe An@
5abl Attien 6eoeutenb unter benz Nennnert6e
ousgie6t unO bamit 9eutf9en @elcg,nseit
bietet, ii4 an einem rein beutI9en 1tnterne6z
men gu bet6eiligen unb ft9 fir 3eit ;bres
Sebens cine ret9e @inna6mequele gu i9dfz
fen. Die @Oloer3lager Der Stint Greet
Shining &c." finb ibrss unerI6Dpf;6en
Rei4tbums tpegen berii6mt u1b Ja6en bic
NfttOnGre ben 8ortbeiG, baB bic font Sabre
in Nnipru6 ne6menbeu8 orarbeiten g,f6e6en
itno, 10 DaB nit Der 8Olenoung Ser po9z
tperte fofort CUR 3a6Iung bon 0io;Denoen
Sef4ritten tperben tam. Der BroIpett Der
9efeGi9uft entbdlt aues g2d6ere unb er6dtt
mar beniel6en, Denn man it9 an bic Stint
Greet Mtning 60" 721 Garben Gitb
Building, @bicagp, tpenbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29

Die ~GbicugO Sribune" fugt: vSSm feb
5ebnten Sa6rbunbert mar Die bur6z
f9ntttIt4e Qebtn8bauer uur 10
Sabre, in bieiem Sa6r9unbert tit fe SO"
unb frGgt Oann: n@as pirb ie i'm gotten
iein2"-9 Die @nttpOrt it mat6emutiI9 lei9t
9enug: 47a. llnD bus Iisgt UNI 10 peni9.r
auBer Der NabrI4.inIideit, ais 19on ieBt,
am @nbe Oes 10, ~Sabrbunberts, bic 5ur@z
f4nittIine 2ebensbuuer unter ben c~ibilifirz
ten 80ltern auf 43 gsitiegen 1T, urb mir ale
&usii9t baben, bas cote ~SSa9r6unbert nit
elmer 2ebensbauer BON "A Ober As gu Begin
men. @e6t bas 10 peiter, 10 t0nnen mir i'm
%. SaRr3unoert i8on uuf cine bur9I6nittz
li4e 9ebensoauer BON 105 Sabren re9nen,
unb in einem balben SS%abrtauienb peiter uuf
zine BON 100; uno bunn perben mir bon Der
f60nen ulten 3eit Der Metbufattme unb
9enp9s nibt nett mebr s~ntfernt Tein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
An Ser Spite.
Des s6nenoampfers uKaiier miIheIm DER
Gro6e" SahrtIeifuneen.

Der S9nelbampfer v&utfer 0il6elm be-
@rpBe" bes NorbbeutI9en 2lobb in 8remsn
bat auf ieiner lebteu 9eimreiie bon gfetp
Oort mad Sout6ampton cine 9ur9I9nittsz
qeT9ipinoigfeit BON 22,35 Meilen in Der
Stunbe gu ber3ei9nen, cine Qeitung, pelGe
bis fotpeit niemals tpeber na9fno6 bon Mmez
rita errei9t porben 1T un0 ppmit 1dmmtz
li6e iibrtgen S9neGbampfer Bel @eitem ge=
f6lagen pprben iinb. Nu9 Der englii9e
S6nelloampfsr n2ucania" rel3er auf elmer
9pmmerrsiIe mad Nep Oorf ais b04ite Sc
I6minbigteit 22.O1 &nOten auf5upeiien bat,
1T nunme6r benz r8aiieuWilbelm Der @roBe"
enbqiiltig unterlegen. Der 9ampfer pertieb
Nefp Oort am %. Nob. Na9mittags unb
traf am 20. Sob. Inn 3 llbr 10 Min. Na9=
mittaos in Gout6amptpn ein;bie geTammte
Reiiebauer betrGgt unter 8eriidIi9tigung
beg 3eitunterI9iebss 5 Sage II Stunben;
auf bic @ntfernung bon QueenstOpn umges
re6net, tpiirbe bic l1eberfabrt 5 Sage 5
Stunben ergebsn, 10 baB bemna9 bic ei=
oentti6e Oceanfa6rt in ni4t bief mebr als 5
Saqen auriidgelegt tporben 1T. Der 9ampfer
.&oifer Dil6elm Der GrOBe" bat nit bisfer
Reife ben transpceanii9en @eltrecprb an bic
Slqqqe bes GorbbeutI9en 2lopo unb Damit
3ugIsi9 an Die Osuti4e 5lag9e gebeftst.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
AN nnfere 9e[er.

Wir berDffentIiAen in Der beutigen Nume
mer unb 9fpar in Der eritenS palte Der fe9ften
Sette cine Site unIerer 3 rG m / E n uno en-
pfeblen biefetbe Der ~befpnoeren Nufmert!amz
ieit unisrsr 2eier.
9ieie 2iite lit ii6etaus rsi96ultig unb 10
forgiam ausgepdblt, baB ie gemiB iebem
Wunf9e uno 8eI9made Re9nung trdgt,
unO mir 9offen baber ord, baB bic QbOnz
Tsnten BON unierem IiberaIen Nner6ieten ben
ousgiobigiten @ebraua MAIDEN psrben.
9us Mo9enbIott Der ySIinois
Stauts5situng" nit feiner 6 anbpirt6 :
f9aftIt9en 8eiIage, feinsr forgz
fdItig suiummsngetelten @ o d d a II
iber ale pi9tigen 9orfGle bes Suz unb
4uslanDes, unb Ieinsn griinbGi9en unD UNI
parteiti9en 8epre9ungen uler poliz
tii9en unb I~ociulen @reigntffe, bilbet cine 10
rei46uItige QueGe Der SnfOrmatiou, be- Be
lehrung unb nnterbaltung, 0uB es fi4 in
allen Staaten Der Union 5ablrei4t 2eier uno
marine Sreunbe ertporben bat.
Der niebrige Nbomementsbetrag unb bic
Bel @prausbe5abGung geGteftrttn les
fensz Ooer Reconsideration preiIe foIten ni9t
Derfeblen, benz 8tatte cine 9rOBe 4n5ubl
Heuer 2eier 3u3ufibren.
Die Gebattion Der Su. @taats5tg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Groce-,.
232 nmO 234 of 2iamoofp@-StrGee,
3noolSpf

232 nno 234 of 2iNnOotpD-StrGBe,
spii9en Fraut(tn- uno M&arfet= ctr,
@btcaQo, Sa5,.
enpfieblt Tur bic fommenoen MISUNDERSTANDING:
Gdlte Stirnber9Cf MISUNDERSTANDING
G6te WlilenzWf0fromen u. WauiUa &cbfudet,
Witrmberger &OntgSfMd)em, WfcFcr1GHe,
9raMnid jW. &Oni9IcbfndlEg, RIateritette,
Stat. &0itat1iet, JeigeH, SattCIn,
MedDfcm SiheGer WtGrSip0H, Gaiel. EFT,
cd, aMuufonfect, COBB Mto Gilbeti6 aurt,
gS eiDnadtslidtcr, SprinqerlessUo rnlen.
SriIdDe Oentid)c &SeliG)ntie, WSanSeln,
SttrcmGt, Yoler1naelt= 1tt0 ErattgenI dD1let,
SSrild1e Braun dbtU. Gernelattourit,
90uila=9 obneu, GavoGtnon1, SYtt,tatets tno
WRusfatbIittben,
Srtidle Woismem, 0orimtbet, Gtern1tis,
Strides lpetid d. enntuS, @ptig, WSObII1taett
Mcd1te G0uiuc=GbpfcI00e, 1d1tett N1faop
Steiuitcm Saon= ntto WsOffasSs1Tee.
Med)tem griiaea ". dlsparseu Sbee. @idleIfafee,
Vfeiffer mmO 5iuer's SaiftesGrlraft.
Triidle eer6md1crte @6nIcbrulte, GGnIefeMIew,
GtraBbMrger 8a1Slebct=N1fteten, &autar,
Q(ed1te Srnnff. SrGtlu trft 1T S1ld1ieu, SGl0ntt,
WIarimirten gtnI, GrGbdtter SalSl0roeuett.
MedteStele SprOtten, Qlppetit=SiIo StoGnlh,
VttSdDc gcr1atdl erte Mate,
Siffee 9eLifateB=Gs6ringe, S1stttge,
McGlte bou. MISUNDERSTANDING, &r6wters@ln'
GlpuieS,
9Ged)tcm GmmemtbaIer u. gritnem SsranterfSIe'
Nran,. Gamembert mnO 8oqmefort=SSGie,
Nromnge De &3fie, GOanner Ss1le,
Neiaitem &imbnrger., NabniS tIlto ssahSr1le'
9tmtI6e SaI0tfart0ftelit, &ubeGet Sp1r9eln,
SeItoluer Niibd d. em, Sd)nittbObnem, 9tu9nrtcr,
1tm00riId d. Ell WOIetsP1prtfGs 1~etrcG1ete NlSe'
Triidem @rinfern, Stisien! $strle' Sstes.
Seinite EerIeeritc, &aftoMeIttebl Tet0ntegt'
2ted1ten Xiebig's NIendletttaft, $9tmoeetl"I'
lrati. 3ritfTeIs2 atOttcS, SSapctIl' Sltoct'
IriIdlem Barrier S6nmpftabat BON Nobbe6'
SeMtidDeS pimmrGosr, $ol5Idnbe' II. L No.
an ben bliltQiteu Frelien.
Henry SchOelIkOpE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
Gttpas aunt gsemem Sabre.

Ser nettbefannte GrfOlo BON @oitetter's MaQen.
bitters unO feline uneri3Htterte 9opuIuritat lett faf
cinsm balbeu 3abrbunOert ais uuperslst@li6es MaQeu.
elirir lit toum nunOerbarcr, ais Der DOnuernoe Q8il.
6%oftetter's almana6 begribt ipirO, Stefcs ~uertbboQt
meOt3inil9e @anbbub miro BON per oOftetter 6oml=
ten gluffdt berousqcge6en. Nn Ieiner @erieiluuo INN
mebr ais 60 @erren unO Samen eli NlOnote pes Sabres
bei6ditiet; Die NuseObe fir 1898 ipir6 iiber Elf Milio.
men 9rsmplars IN E49lii@fT, osHtl9er' trGa1oil9er,
bGbmiiGer unO ipanii6sr spra6e nmfaRtn. Gr sHt:
bdlt ~iuertbDpae unD iatereIante a8elebrung iibsr ia=
nit Dem o%otetter's Ntaqenbitters er3teltcn Guren,
airononiibe uuo atroloQii6e Serebnungeu uno ga:
bellen unO einen amitlanten unterbaltlngStbeil 2Qt
9nQaben fno itrenq forrett UNI 5u b~crldiliQ. Ser N(.
mana6 fir 1898 1T in allen Npotbeteu uno n@eneral
Stores" in alien SbeiIen Oes 2anOes unentgsItli0 su
baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29

@e9eu ben Sob lit aGerbiu9s fetn 6rou.
9e1padien, mobl ober 9e9el1 Erautbelteu.
6eiltrdfte aus benz 9flau5enrei6, wel9e ipe.
Steu ben 6amorrboioal 2eibemOeu 9iu6erlue
9elpdbreu, linb sum swedmdBi9iten @ebraud
III cine paiienbe Torm-Anakesis-ge bra6
morbeu. 90 werben ie III ben Srt Oes gel:
bens et19efiibrt uno wirfeu i'm Grmei6el
wobltbuenb. Die Anakesis lit i'll alien Npo:
tbeten gu boben. |reis S1.00. 8rObeu rel
Trouco Sugei6ift bur6 P. Neustaedter &
Co., Box 2416, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
Der 9MarnDfreunn.

sBas ceroirbt bic Susen6, perqiftet Das @entHtS,
aMter9rabt bic Se1unbbeit, ~5erriittet ben @eih,
entnerot uno fIbrt gu oDr5eiti9em 8erfau? ? Qe6a
Sn. ieie ss i9 9eb6rt? &trme DID leIbft fennen.
Srebe mad outomMeubeitu nb On bait ben @dbliiffei
su sinsm gliidliben uno IaHoem Qe6en oefunSenl ="
,,Ser Smgenefreune" lit Elm duserR i~rtereI.
iantes, lebrretdes, mebi5inilmes 99ert, Elm gyeas
tueiier III g%elunoel un0 frnnten 5aoeu, Elm mfrs
Iiher. ipabrer Srsuno in Der &otb. - sauna uns
Gilt iouten oieies uberous niisIide 8uh Ieisu. =
Wiro mad @mpfnn9 bon 25 Gents in 8riefmorfen
seIdIofen oeriGnGt. Aobrsiiire: Private Clini
& Dispensary, % W. 18th St., New York. ny.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29

fIr Die SeMti6 e &et1SpoH T..
Die untersei9ustsu b%st6rOsru. 4adete big gu 100 gis.
Meaeu, 9Gueutarf uno Der Gd1i 10 els gu edi reQe;s
mGBigen, BON Der eentidJen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tuNg feFteeieBteu SrslieIt.
GbenIp beIproeH bieIelbeu Observation-Disclosures BON nns
uad aGeu &beiIen Gurapos unO NuIertfaS gu ben oinies
ten Euten.
go Grd,amSc DIace. 9ietD WorS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
= unIere gOrreIponbenten unb asentsn

= UnIere G0rreiPonoenten uno IgeRttn
befuhen bic f~OlgenOen @tuaten:
9err quuG Srie6eG bic @tuutea Soma,
MinneIota, fonie Norb= uno Sib~Oatotd.
9err 5reO S9erf ben Stat Wisconiin
unb bas nOrbIi4s Sutnots.
9err 6enrp @9ual ben @taut Rebrosta.
9err @boIf 8erner ben Stat Slinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
nfmGrbfeino,
Derhdn9nibpoue Seuersbrunlt
i'm Gelbdftscentrum.
Das TofetliTde Rettaurant ein
Raub 0er Ilammen.
AdJtunODr&tBtg per(onen mebr
oDer mtnoer (dJlper p~erlet3t.
Sic ltngliidstdle cine TOlge elmer ber=
beerenotn GrplOton.
@mf 225,OOO QoQars 1pirO Oct De-
fn4umffhoAou nRnp(mGRf
Amf 225,O0O Qolars ptrO Oct @es
(autmt(6aOen a6ge(6att.

5iinf3ebn Dampffpribeu bis mad Hitter
nadt thdtie, oas Seuer gu l0idem, oas
fdon nm 4 uhr Nadmittaos sum aus'
brud Fam. - 2ufreeeuoe Scenen nab
DER GrpIofon. - .. S. Sheparo'5 fnop=
pes GntFommen. 6eifeseeoenpart
oes poIi3iiteu Stroller. - Der Stra6ens
bahnperfehr onrh oen Brand fir meh=
rere Stuuoeu unterbro9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29

Rad BsIOnOersr us6ereintunft tat bic
german @mericau pubIiibing 60. IN Cos
MngsIes, Calf, unfere 8ertrstung fir gs>
nannts @tabt unb @ibsG alifOrnien i6srs
nommsn unb finb beren gsrtretsr bsrs6tiet,
WbOnnementsgeGbsr su iorettirtn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29

Die aronprtn3efftn BON
Grte3enIanb bat fir bic Renobirung
beg Militdrz2 a3uretbs in Nt6en aus t6rer
prtoutf6utuIe 10000 Drahmen $4,000
anneiIen lahen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
HELD UP A TRAIN.
TWO MEN DO THE WORK AT
PEACH SPRINGS.
One of the Robbers Killed-Plucky
Mail Clerk Does the Job With His
Little Pistol-The Other Robber
Makes Good His Escape.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. "a private
message was received in this city late
last night stating that two masked
robbers held up the Santa Fe west
bound train No. l, at point few
miles from Peach Springs, Ariz
The train was stopped by means of
a red light and upon the train coming
to a standstin the engineer was COW
cred with a revolver in the hands of
one of the robbers who ordered him
to keep quiet. The other robber then
uncoupled the mail and express car
and with his companion got aboard
the engine and ordered the engineer to
run UP the road a bit. Here the en-
CINE was stopped and the robbers pro-
ceeded to open the door of the mail car.
The door was opened by mail clerk
who with a revolver shot one of the
robbers, killing him instantly. The
other robber after grabbing bundle
of registered letters made good his es-
cape.
The dead robber was taken to Peach
Springs.
The train which was held up is due
in Los Angeles at 100 this afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
Isolated Germany.

A message from our Berlin
correspondent indicates that the
German press is beginning to recog-
nize that Germany is rapidly be-
ing isolated, and the isolation
is not a splendid one, says the
London Mail. Russia has just shown
by the appointment of Count Muravieff
as her foreign minister that her SYM
pathies are still with France, Ger
many's relentless foe. And now Aus
tria- Hungary aggravates the serious
ness of the situation sprung upon her
doubtful ally by openly preaching de-
fiance against her. With Austria itself
this sudden revolt has little to do Aus
tria is too beset with racial hatreds
and differences to be patriotic in the
noblest sense of the term; and her peo-
pie have been so police-ridden, under
a system. bequeathed by the celebrated
Prince Metternich, that questions of
foreign policy are the concern only OF
her ministerial bureaucrats. Botn
Count Badeni, the Austrian premier,
and Count Goluchowski, the foreign
minister. to suit the fitness of things,
are Poles. Hence the Vienna rich
swehr," when it urges that Austrian
diplomacy should not allow itself to be
taken in tow by Germany, thus lower
ing Austria to the level or a second
class power, can scarcely be considered
speaking on behalf of the Viennese.
The inspiration comes from Hungary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
Notes of Interest.

The self-propelling fire engine OF
Boston makes ten miles an hour and
climbs hills.
Rhode Island started out to erect
81. 500. 600 capitol, and is now Informed
that 81, 647, 4S9 mere is needed to COM
plete the building.
Among the curiosities of the new
French census is the discovery that the
French capital contains only a trifiing
fraction of native Parisians.
The ivory market of Antwerp, organ
lied scarcely five years ago, has be-
come the largest one in the world
larger than the two other great mar
kets, that of London and that of Liver
pool.
The commission of the French bud
get has allotted 10000 francs to be
employed toward the determination of
wolves during the present year. In 1883
this service cost the government 1O4, 400
francs.
Only six of the As states of the Union
indulge in the extravaganza of annual
sessions OF the legislature, to-wit:
Georgia, Massachusetts,, New York.
Rhode Island and South Carolina, all
belonging to the original 13.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
Motion TO Dissolve Attachment.

in the case of George E. Woolley VS..
the Maynes- Wells company and John
Kirkman, assignee, to recover $1,OSl. 90,
alleged to be due for rent, arguments
We're made before Judge Cherry on
motion to dissolve the attachment, on
the ground that the same was lrregu-
larly and improperly issued, and that
the affidavit upon which the attach
ment was issued does not contain sui
ficient ground upon which an attach
ment may be issued under the statutes
Of the state of Utah, or set forth any
statutory act authorizing said attach
ment, and that the pretended grounds
set out in the affidavit as foundation
for the attachment are untrue.
Attorneys o. A. Woolley, c. w. BOYD
and N. V Jones represented the plain
tiff, and ATTORNEY Daniel Harrington
the defendant After hearing the argu-
ments his honor took it under advise
ment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
Reddy Laird Breaks Out Again.

Reddy Laird. the young man who ap-
pears to be a morphine fiend of the
most pronounced type and who was
arrested a week ago for creating a
disturbance but was discharged, broke
out again yesterday and had to be put
under restraint again. He was found
at the Utah & Nevada depot laboring
under the delusion that some party or
parties were seeking his life, and, seiz-
ing an AK, made after his phantom
foes.
Deputy Sheriff Davis. who was de-
puted TO arrest him, had a tussle with
him and narrowly escaped blow from
the ak.
he was placed in the county jail,
and as it is understood his mother is
coming out from Nebraska with the
intention of taking him back to their
home in that state. no action will be
taken regarding him here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
Another View of the Union Pacific
Foreclosure.
THE GOuLDS ARE NAMED
THE ROAD TO THE COAST AS
SURED IN ANY EVENT.
General Agent Brown Of the Midland
Back From California-S. W. Ec-
cles Returns-The Twin Lakes
Railway-The Latest by Wire.

Since it has become the fashion in
railway circles to portend future oper-
ations of the many syndicates now
on the eastern horizon, the opinion of
still another local railroad official
who has recently returned from a trip
to nowhere in particular-may not be
without its worth
The gentleman. who is also we'll in
formed, says that the syndicate rails
ing the Union Pacific bondholders bid
on the old system is not composed of
the Vanderbilt interests, but that it is
backed by the Goulds. who own a
controlling block of Union Pacific stock,
subject, of course, to the mortgages on
the property of the system. He says
he was credibly informed while absent
that the GouldS wanted the Union Pa
cific for future consolidated operation
with the Missouri Pacific and Iron
Mountain routes. He agreed that the
Short Line reorganization was wholly
composed of mortgage bondholders of
the Union Pacific, and that they would
make strenuous efforts to prevent the
old system from getting away. IF
unsuccessful, them continued The
Heralds informant, look out for
changes in the proclaimed order of
things at this point. With the Goulds
in possession of the Union Pacific, the
Short Line would indeed be independ
ent. for the estate of the railroad wiz
ard has absolutely no connection with
the mortgage companies that have
eaten the heart out Of that great sys-
ten.
II believe that the predictions con-
tanned from time to time in The Her
aid have been substantially correct.
1 am certain a road will be built be-
tween here and Los Angeles, but it will
have to be constructed by private cap
ital, the outcome of energies working
here and in southern California. The
parties undertaking this scheme might
lease the Milford branch from the Short
Line ard utilize the lis miles of grade"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
DINNER TO NANSEN.
Delivers a Lecture on Arctic Explor-
alton.

alton
London. Feb S.-The Royal Geo
graphical society held a reception to-
night in Albert hall in honor of DR..
Fridiof hansen, the distinguished Arc
tic explorer. Sir Clement S. Markham,
the president of the society, presided,
with the prince of Wales sitting at
his right hand and the duke of York at
his left.
DR.. hansen delivered a lecture con-
graduating the voyage of the Fran
and telling of his adventures in the far
north He said that the object Of his
expedition was not TO discover the
north pole, but to explore the unknown
region in its neighbOrhood.
Upon the conclusion of the lecture
the Drince of Wales presented to DR..
Nansen a special gold medal voted TO
him by the Geographical society. The
recipient, in a few well chosen words.
expressed his thanks for the honor ac-
corded him.
The audience was q. most exclusive
one. Despite the enormous capacity
of the building the members of the
press were AL provided facilities for
reporting the lecture and there is a.
very strong suspicion that it was de-
sired that the newspapers should have
a verbatim reUort- All of the arrange
rnents were of the ''hole-in-t he-corner'
character and the general public is re-
senting the manner in which DR.. Nan
sens publishers are reserving his eX-
ploration. DR.. Nansen's reception COM
pares badly with that accorded to
Henry NJ. Stanley upon his return
from Africa. Then DR.. Nansen's agent
has only the slightest knowledge of the
American press and its Unsuitable de-
mand for news. The conduct of the
explorers campaign here gives the i'm
preston that the object of the expedi-
ton was simply to make money and
that the benefit to science was a small
consideration, especially as DR. Nam
sen has declared that he will not go on
another expedition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
THE GREAT GRAY WOLF.
It Is Not Very Large, But Is All
Muscle, and Fears Nothing But
Fire.

The great gray wolf of the north is
a most powerful beast and pursues
men with hungry eagerness when snow
prevents it from finding it's usual food.
1t is not large creature, but it is all
muscle.
The gray wolf" says Forest and
Stream. lis not much taller than q
setter dog. He is longer and heavier,
sort of combination of wire and raw
hide, which never tires and can cover
ground with great rapidity. A man not
long ago started two wolf hounds after
six hungry wolves of this type. The
dogs overlook the wolves with unex-
pected ease, and then the wolves ate
the dogs, evidently thankful that a
supply train had followed them.
"a year ago a man who believes in
poisoning wolves dragged a fresh beef
hide 81 miles, throwing out bait of poi
soned meat. Next day, on his return
over the line, he found IS wolves and
coyotes dead. while others no doubt
had wandered away sick to some hole
or other and died.
"A very effective trap is made of a.
gang of fishhooks baited with meat.
The hooks are hung on wires and fas-
tened to branches. The animals come
along smell the bait and, getting on
their hind legs, succeed in reaching 1t.
The bending Of the branch prevents the
hooks from being torn out. 1t makes
it decidedly interesting when q, pan
Their gets hold of a hook instead of a
wolf
The gray wolf in pack of it's own
kind seems to fear nothing but fire. 1t
will attack a man. who is shooting at it
and its comrades. It will aid in pulling
down a wounded buffalo bull, and a.
buck deer at bay is attacked in spite
Of its horns and hoofs. But fire keeps
it at q distance. A lone man may
sleep if his fire burns brightly. even if
the wolves sit about just outside of the
line of light. their eyes showing in a
circle surrounding the man, but as the
fire dies down the circle draws closer,
and it behooves the man to stir it up
again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
Twin Lakes Railway.

The Twin Lakes railway has been in
ccrporated in Colorado, to build a line
about 20 miles long from some point
on either the Colorado Midland or the
Denver & Rio Grande between Hay
den, Lake county and Granite, Chaffee
country up Lake Creek, along the
southern and western shore of the
lower Twin lake to the town of Twin
Lakes. Surveys have been completed.
The capital stock is $4,000 and the in
corporators Henry r. Wolcott, Dennis
Sullivan, John Pierce, George w. Cook,
Clinton Reed, Roland G. Parvin and
James V. Dexter, all prominent capital
ISIS of Denver.