davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

have no real counterparts in this pro-
sale world. And In their wake has
followed the romantic historical novel
the novel Of admirably successful adj
venture on flood and field performed
by pseudo ancestors Of ours, whose
flesh and blood when confronted by
Basil March and his wife suggest the
comparison OF Hyperion TO a Satyr
The Gentleman Of France. The Pris-
oner Of Zenda,' Richard Carvel' Janice
Meredith TO Have ana To Hold with
their editions mounting TO the hundreds
Of thousands. attest that the world rs
still foolish enough 20 laugh with and
10 cry over sheer puppets Of the imas-
nations. For the moment the pcn-
duum Of literary hero-Wurship b. far
20 the pole of thorough oug romance,
and the heart Of the realIst Is sad with
I'm him save for the c0mfor. which
flows from David Harum and Mr.
Dooley' those sane Catnal twins among
an army of fascinating, ilawless card
board creations.
An interesting little anecdote IL told
about how David Haum became TO be
written. IL IL rather pathetic. It seems
that Mr. WestC0tt the author was the
kind Of man who could DO pretty
much anythinR-paiut a picture plan
a house on compose a sOnata-but he
had never made much money; SO when
he became 40. and realized that he
might not live long. and would leave his
family with little or no money, he was
desperate.
Write a book, suggested a friend
and nelghbor TO him one day when they
were talking over the situation.
81 did make an attempt at II once
answered Mr.. Wescott ~ tried a love-
story. but ! couldn't make II 60
add a little local color 20 IT, said
the speaker" take one OF the people
about here that you know, and work
him up-0ld--, for instance men
tioninG a character familiar to them
both he'd be first-rate'
That's a good idea,' exclaimed Mr.
Wescott, aud the result Of this CONVEX
satIon was David Harum. and yet
David" was never In the story az all
as II was first conceived.
The appearance Of the name Of Mr.,
Alfred Austin IN the civil list as the
recipient Of n pension Of goo has been
the subject Of a good deal Of comment
I'm the press From the fol-
lowing verses, II would seem
that the poet laureate, having read
some ~ the remarks IN question. has
committed himself 20 the task Of penn
Ing an answer to them, This answer Is
printed under all reserve. 'as the phase
ZOO and without vouching for its
authenticity. In faCt,we will go 90 far as
TO say that II the following verses are
really Mr.. Alfred Austin's, they ought
not TO be so:
THE LAUREATE ON HIS PENSION.
OF course, like my crown Of bays
Right proud am 10 call Il mine;
I ike the custom which conveys
To me an annual cask OF wine;
But still, on mere prosaic grounds,
| much prefer two hundred pounds
Folks do not me Sir Alfred call,
But don't suppose for that ! care;
What is q little after all?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
WHY MRS. PINKHAN
Is Able to Help Sick women
When Doctors Fail

How gladly would men fy TO wo-
mans aid did they but understand a
woman's feelings, trials, sensibillnes'
aud peculiar organic disturbances
Those things are known only 70
women. and the aid a man would give
Is not at his command.
To treat case properly II is neces'
sary to know all about IL, and full
information, many times, cannot De
given by a woman 10 her family ply
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
EVENING.

| know the night Is near at hand,
The mists he low on hill and bay,
The autumn sheaves are dewless, dry;
But 1 have had the day,
Yes. have had, dear Lord, the day;
When al thy call have the night,
Brief be the twilight as | pass
From light TO dark, from dark TO light
Exchange
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

Now, we've got to dress and feed him,
Aud we really did not need him,
Little frog,
And ! cannot think why father
Should have bought him when ia rather
Have a dog
London Daily Mail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
MAGAZINES.

Mind for October comes % hand with
an exceptionally interesting list OF
contents. "The Prophet. An Apostle u
Progress Is one of the most important:
Nerves and Morals Is an article which
all would 90 well ~ read and study
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

carefully. "The History OF supersu.
tious Fear is another equally import
ant. "The Dmamics Of Thought pre-.
seuts SOME fundamental truths on the
subject OF the power OF thought and Inn
p0rtauce off metaphysical knowledge,
and the rest Of the number u.s. made up
of ma equally valuable number ~ arti.
Giles dealing with mental and spiritual
science,
The October Arena has for lts OPEN
ing number symposium entitled The
Menace Of Imperialism consisting ~
am article "The Antithesis of True Tx.
panslon. by Hon +. V. Long. ex-chief
justice Of New Mexico" "lts Strength
gino: and Its Place in Historic Cog
gino and ITS Place IN Historic Eyolu-
ton" by George Warren kenney B. o,
Flower contributes am article entitled
How England Averted "a Revolution Of
Force Joseph David Miller discusses
"Miutarism or Manh0ol"' and g.. T.
Beck writes Of Bryan as % Soldier
There are several other timely articles
and the number closes with @ second
symposium entitled, status OF the
Modern Hero
"Tho Lost Train" Boy Alylh Milton
Kerr is the opening Story 100 ms week
number Of the Youths companion and
is one Of the best stories mat nave ape
Ieared in the magazine Tor years.
night train loaded Win steel runs
away and in its Night passes q side
track leading Go coal mine. belonging
90 poor widow living DO h. vicinity,
The dead husband on the "ldo" hal
been tncked out OF me fortune that
might have been his through proper de-
vclopment Of the coti mines by me
railway company. VINO d'scrlminatei
against him in order to h-lp ih,.r own
claims 10 another though near locality
A. the runaway train passes 'Ne sWItch,
the son OF the Wfonse1 man sees 10 ana
c"n.eiEes plan TOT ool'.h.ht Jusl''s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
PUTNAM NAIL CO.,
EEP0NSET, BOSTON, MASS.

For sale by q. c. NJ. l., Clark. FL.
dredge & Co., salt Lake Hardware Co,
and George A. Lowe. salt Lake City,
Utah
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
LEW SCHNEIDER WEDS

Add Choos~s for Rest ~ Life's journey
Mr.. Jeunts Dsvelsne of This City.
Lew P. Schneider and Mrs Jennie
Develine we're married at. the rectorv oi
the Episcopal church. Denver. BY Rev.
Mr. Hayward today. They lef, for Colo.
RADIO Springs and will return to Boulde
in lev days. Later Mr. and Mrs
Schneider will leave for sojourn Of sew.
eral months IN California. Since quitting
the service OF the city as fireman MI
Schneider has sold his Valley Forge
mine and is engaged in mining several
claims in this county. The bride is well
known as the daughter Of Anthony Ar.
nett and one time landlady of the Brain
ard hotel She has several children well
known here and was but a small girl
when her parents brought her to Boulder
in 1858 orso The Camera wishes MI
and Mrs Schneider much Joy.
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
Boulder B[Ig|0|
Gives Up L00|
THE MYSTERY SOLVED.
stores OF Ro uider Robbed Get Partial
Restitution,

stores Of Bo uider Robbed Get Partial
Restitution.
Sheriff Sipple made a grand destribu
tion of jaekknives today and Mayor
Whiteley and John NJ Taylor came in
for their share. c. F. ransey. also
came in for the pipe drawing. These
constituted the loot taken in bu'glariei
Of their stores 4 year ago. Three differ.
ent parties have ros.ed in Jail here foI
this offense and alibis were proved
They were able to show that they we're in
Jail somewhere else when the stores were
robbed.
That wasn't the case with Pa, Brennan
who got out today. Pa, got out because
one RingIin pleaded guilty. He was in
Jail in Denver for chicken stealing
Hold on" said he. I'm worse than
this" DeLue expected as much. The
wilv detective had accused him of being
a bank robher back in Nebraska al
sin,." 20 ,rs, you are. said DE Lue
Some ebodys wised you up. said Ringl,n
And then he told how he bad burglar
ICED the stores here. His place a, NJ
Wot contained all kinds Of plunder and
he pawn shops OF Denver coughed ur
Whiteley's and Taylor's knives and
Charley TAnsey's pipes. Some guns
and revolve,s are yet missing. but Sheriff
Sipple thinks he will get them.
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
BRAVE MANS ACT.

Boldly Meets His Death st ohe 1. save =
Chiid's Life.
Indianapolis. Dec. Io-By "A collision
OF electric cars in a dense fog ,oda,
George Chase was fatally hurs. He ga
on the front seat and was holding {
little child. When he saw the other Ga
coming. he arose, turned his back ano
held the child out at arms length. saving
the child unharmed. bu, losing his owl
life. though he could have escaped b,
jumping
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
THE STRIKE DOOMED.

Even OPERATOR, Themselves, Differ As tO
Wisdoin Of the strike.
Chicago, Dec. Io-A conference Is be
ing held between the third Vice presi'
dent OF the Santa Fe and all heads oi
railway unions. The officials OF the road
say that only courtesy dictates ,heiI
course. District Chairman Hutton oil
the Telegraph Operators union UoI
iillnois) saio today tina, he regarded the
strike As Ill advised aud tia, his fellow
operators were doing themselves and the
public an injustice. The strike i.
doomed
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
THE BRUTE CAPTURED.

Pueblo. Dec. Io-Young Gray. who Is
wanted at Divide for criminal assault or
a u year old girl. was arrested here to
day. He confesses his guilt. bu, says he
was drunk.
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
MRS SELLS DIVORCED.

Cincinnati. Dec. Io-Mary A. Sells
vas today granted divorce from Peter
Sells. by stipulation. all charges except
ing gross neglect" being Withdrawn.
The amount of alimony is kept a pro.
found secret.
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
STOLE RICH MANS BOY.

Omaha. Dec. Io-The IS syrar old son
Of Cudahy. the packer. is thought 10
have been kidnapped He was to have
slept with friend last night, but il was
learned today that he was not there,
neither did he appear at college.
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
KNOX Gives UD
chose |O| DeXe|
B0ERS IN LARGE FORCE.

Assembling In Cape Colony for An Active
Campaign.
Capetown, Dec Io-General DeWet
lost 80 killed and wounded and I3 men
captured in his break through the British
lines. Knox has been compelled to
abandon his pursuit of DeWel. by reason
OF Delareys incursion into Cape Colony.
where 5000 Republicans are beginning
an active campaign.
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
RUN OVER BY CARS.

Denve', Dec. io-A young son Of Mr.
Lessing, on his way to school thi, nom.
ing, was run down bv an electric Car and
one foot was cut of near the ankle. The
boy may die from loss Of blood.
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
OUTLAW KILLED.

Chicago. Dec. Ig--Red" CoEbett. =
noted outlaw. vas shot and killed in an
alley today By Policeman Brady, after =
hand to hand fight "Red" had just com.
mitted another holdup.
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
FOUR
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
Thursday, Friday, Satur-
day and llonday at
the Peoples Store.

Right now when you need it We give
ycu them at almost half price to close
out all holiday goods. Look at these
prices
Ladies silk initial handkerchiefs, sell
everywhere at 2oc, 60 the four davs at
i5c. or two for 75c.
Ladies kid gloves. best make, Fosters
patent gloves, worth 81 25. our price for
the four bargain days only TIC.
Ladies fur neck scarfs, beautiful
and useful present. worth $3.50. 60 these
bargain days at o8c.
ChiIdren's gloves. imported quality
kid with fur tops, sell at CSC. 10 a, Csc.
Ladies slippers with fur tops. good
grade that sells at $I.38. the four days
price is o8c.
Ladies shoes. warranted French kid.
the newest styles. sell for s.. now only
81 %
Mems Xmas slippers, embroidered
velvet or alligator. sell at o8c. now
only 68c.
Turkish chair tides, a pretty prese mt.
only Ioc.
Ladies jackets, our 1915 Kersey
Jacket. lined all through and stltched all
over 90 now at fb.7S.
Misses jackets, II to I8 years. sold a,
s. o5, for the four days they will sell at
1896.
Cen,lemen's handkerchiefs. warranted
pure linen, sells at 75c, now Iac.
Mems sweaters. strictly all wool. our
tI.48. 60 now. any color. at o8e-
HOLIDAY GOODS AND TOYS.
We wish to close out every doll. dress
ed dolls At O.. i5c. ioc. 7sc. 38c. soc to
s. 50. worth just double.
Doll buggies TO-. 45c and &c.
Toy trunks, good quality. 75c, 45c
and Soc.
Air guns worth 81 for Soc,
Steam engines 48c. 7sc to 81.
Magic lanterns 88c and $i.7s.
Boys boxing gloves. per set of t~o
pairs tI.7s.
Iron trains, large size. I5c, 7oc. 3sc
and Csc.
Iron horses and wagons &c. i5c and 7sc.
Rubber balls SC. &C. lac, 7Sc and 45c.
Games, largest assortment. SC. Ioc
and 75c.
Drums Ioc, iSc. 7oc, 300 10 9oc.
Children's books SC. Ioc, ISc. 7sc
and 33c.
Toy furniture. dressers and bureaus,
68c. 81 and $I.so.
Toilet cases. brush, mirror, combs.
good celluloid box. 75c. 81, $I.7s 81 48
10 s3.as.
Work boxes Ioc. Isc, aoc. 4oc. 6oc
and o8c.
Shaving sets Soc, 81, tI.So and s.
Military ebony brushes. per set $I.48.
Collar and cuff boxes at osc, 81. Stag
to s775.
Necktie cases, fine quality. 6oc and o8c
Shoe fys S8c; hobby horses 81.
Wheelbarross at l5c. eoc and 75c.
Iron wagons SIC. $I.7o. SLAB and 81 e.
Red chairs Ioc, Isc 7oc and 7sc.
These prices are almost 70 to 90 per
cent Of our regular prices. We do not
wish 10 carry any over hence these
slaughter prices.
THE PEOPLES SroRE.
Boulder's Great Bargain Store.
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
CHoATE WILL STAY.

London. Dec. Io-Ambassador Choate
today denied the rumor that he will
shortly return to New York and remain
there. Mr. Choate can have the place as
long as Mckinley Is president.
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
COLLISION IN A FOG.

Huntington. W Va, Dec Io-A COLI.
sion IN fog between electric cars today
resulted in killing one motorman and in-.
juring ten passengers.
Daily camera., 1900-12-19
CHARITY FOR BoUTeLLE.

Washington. Dec. io-in the senate
this afternoon the house bill to place c.
A. Bcutelle Of Maine on the retired list
as captain in the navy was agreed to.
The state herald., 1900-07-13

may be the purposes Of an appeal to
arms in the beginning, war becomes i'm
moral when continued tor the purpose Of
subjagation or for national aggrandize-
ment.
We arc in favor Of expanding our com.
merce in the interests Of American labor
and for the benefit Of all eur people BY
every honest and peaceful means. Our
creed and our history justified the ma
tions Of the earth in expecting that
wherever the American nag il unfurlsd
human labor aud political liberty will
be found. We protest against the a.
dopticn Of any policy that will change,
in the throuRht Of the world, the mean.
ing OF our flag.
We are opposed to the importation Of
Asiatic laborers in composition with
American labor, and favor . more rigid
enforcement Of the laws relating thereto,
The Silver Republican party Of the
United States, IN the foregoing princi.
Piles, seeks to perpetuats the spirit and
to adhere to the teachings Of Abraham
Lincoln"
The state herald., 1900-07-13

The Sterling News, In commenting On
the speech Of Judge Beliord at Sterling
on the 4th, says:
"The Judge advanced soms new and
novel ideas. Most Of his hearers had
previously had some little veneration
and respect for the Declaration Of Inds.
psndsncs but he informed them that a
lot 1t was nonsense, put in for the
sake Of sound. We do not bslisvs the
judge wanted TO say anything Of the kind
but he wanted to deliver . speech in
favor Of imperialism Instead Of Fourth
Of July address and he had to yet the
Declaration Of Independence ous Of the
way. He was compelled to do 1t, and
the only possible way vas to declare
everything in Il thst confiotsd with
what he wanted TO say myth pure and
simple. The judge is fine tslksr, how.
ever, and every once and awhile wsuld
give his audience an idea, or gem o. ora
Tory that shown like diamoua in mud
hole. though his speech. ~ . whole, wss
. defense, and nothing else"
Political speeches st the celebration
Of the national birthday arc sonewhat
out Of place but some men do not hest.
tate to take advantage Of such an oc.
cssion for political purposes.
The state herald., 1900-07-13
State OF Colorado. D..
County Of Phillips. 90


In the county Court.
n. w. sharp Plaintiff vs.. Axel e. Carlson
Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or COLORADO.
To Axel e. Carlson the defendants above
named Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought ngainst you by the above
named plaintiff, In the county court Of Phil
lips county, state Of Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days af-
tor the service hereof, II served within this
county; or. II served out of this county, or
By publication, within thirty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of service; !;
or judgment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer OF the complaint; !;
and II copy Of the complaint In the above
entitled action be not served with this sum.
mons, or II the service hereof be made out Of
this state. then ten days additional to the
time hereinaoove specified for appearance
and answer viii be allowed before the taking
of Judgment by default as aforesaid,
The said action Is brought to quiet the
title to the following property To-wit tho south
west quarter Of section 81 township seven north
OF range Il west Of the Q p. IN. in Phillips county
colorado plaintiff alleging that he Is the owner
In fee simple and In possession of said promises
plaintiff will also pray for costs as will moro
fully appear FROM the complaint in said action
to which reference Is here made.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
.ppear, and TO answer the complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will take default
and Judgment as prayed
Given under my hand and the scal OF our said
cosnty court at Holyoke Colo in said ooun
ty,this % day Of May AID 1900. CD SLATER
.BEAL) Couny Judge.
The state herald., 1900-07-13
% L rtruiso r,-sists,
HiiEiiiHE,n sAIY

by virtue Of ofspe,ial execution or lien for~olo.
urr i-sucd out Of III, clerks oihc. of thu count,
eours of Phillip. county and stats Of Col
orndo. and Ia me directed. whereby am com
mand"d To make ths sum Of three hundree
ninst, and ti-iO doiiors. ltssIp nhd
co-,A 81 suit, the amount of rrrtAir
Judgment rpcentiy obtained ssaln.t
oeorsr A, Hall In favor ofE n. Mcpbcrrin
ou, Of tho lands, ,cnomsnts, goods and cha,,cil
Of III. said George A. nail.
I have levied on the following property. to VII,
Southwest quarter u W Alof scc twenty min,
t,o, In township ae,cn a. Of range fort, two
,isl ~ssi of the y y, NJ, In rhiiiips county Cole
fnjo.
Therefore. according 10 said command. ahail
cspo-e fof sale. n, public auction. all tho rifh,
title and iuiaf-., .,m tho above named
acofgr A. Hall N and 10 tho above de.
scriled propef5, ontiniufday tho i,,h da, oi
july. tpn. al . O'Clock y m al the front doc,
Of tho county coufi hvu-e In IioiyoLr. philllp-
e,'unty Colorado.
Dated n, iiol,ohs hi. 18th day Of May iao.
uu. y1a'nv. shttin Of Phillips county.
Date u iifa, publicslien June 70. ieoo.
Date of last publication July ~ 1909
The state herald., 1900-07-13
sHERlrF's SALE,

By virtue Of an execution n y,
issued out OF the clerks once o
the county court Of Phillips county and
state Of Colorado. and to me directed, where
by ann commanded tU make the sum Of
ono hundred four and biO0 dollars (sioi.05
and COSTS Of suit. the amount Of n certain
Judgment recently obtained against Andrew
y. Allen and Jacob Weller In favor OF Charles
b. Whitman out Of the lands. tencmenta
goods and chattcis Of tho said Andrew
v. Allen and jacob Weller.
! have levied on the following property. to
wit: N y Of Sec 80 Townships No Of Range
" West Of the ep. IN. In the county Of Philiips
state Of Colorado.
Therefore according 70 said command.
shall cxpose for sale, At public auction. al
she right. title and interest OF the bbovc named
jacob Weller in and TO the Rbo,,
described property. ON saturday the day oi
Aug. 1900 nj (?) o'clock y m at tho front
door Of the county court house In Holyose
county OF Phillips and state Of Colorado.
Dated as iioiyokc this 10 day Of July. 100.
Gus Young. Sheriff Of Phillips county.
The state herald., 1900-07-13

CoNTEsT NOTICE.
u LAND Orrirx,I
sfEsLiSo, COLO,
June ~. iipD.
a sunricnt contest sfiida,lt having b-ou alrd
In ,Lis Office b, r. J. wight oop,r-,xn,
against II X rntry No 5E made out,. u
i-y9. for . u .ec ~ ~ On rG " by Miller o.
J.nnln.- eontostno In ~hiol, IL H. alleged ,hA,
Miller ID. Jennings has wholly abandoned said
tract that ha has changed his residence there.
from Tor mOiu than sis months since making
said ontr,, md ncu prior 10 expiration of iirv,
hvo years period. that said tract |. not satiled
upon npa cultivated by said party a. required b,
law, that all of said fnilurrs exist a, this tlp~
aud 'ha, said alleged absence from thu said
land vas ne, due 10 hi. employment In tho
Artpb, nav, Marine Corp ~ tho y. 4. aA q pfiy,
a," oficrr soldier AeamnD of Marin. during III.
snr with spain OF during anyotl,pr war In which
the u y. may h. engaged.
saii parties are hereby notified 10 pppeat,
respond ondoifsf evidence touching said nlinr
s'iob II 10 orlock m on AuR.. . ipo h-iofd
the heristcr and hst.i,.r a, thu tnitai stats
Land office 10 sterling. Colo.
The said con'a.iRn, having In ptopcf hfnda.
VT hl.i June ~. ip,D IN, forth fauts which sbn-
,ha, after dusdiiiIrno. personal service VI mi,
bo,iee cannot, s,e made I, is hefebY ordered aud
directed that hgeh notice be sif'n by due sod
lropsr publication DC flomips npais,sr
The state herald., 1900-07-13

When Admiral Dewey made public
tho otstsnsnt ,bst bs would accept the
nomination TOR president many Of the
newspapers msd~ merry over tho id-s
Of the hero Of Manila Bay - " candidate
for president aud stated that the psorls
sonld ever be ready 10 do honor To him
NJ naval hero but wonld act pcrmi,
.bs honor due him for bis vsr r.c,rd "a
influence their votes for him ne q can
didsis for president. Tue Hon. Tteo,
dors Roosevelt Who owss h,s promiuencs
before the public today TO military cue.
,sss In the same war Ia nov bsinR
Doomed for that ONCE by some Of .hsss
same newspapers nlu,os, exclusively on
hs war record. True, hc 10 nov govern
or Of New York but, had |, no, been 10,
the fact that be mnds the race for that
Office 81 time when tb. fever of waf
aud hero. worship wns ai in highest, he
would not DO governor Of New York to.
day. To he consistent. these nswsps.
pers tbs, obisetcd 10 Dewey bsius
doomed for the presidency on his war
fecord should refrain from booming
Soossvsl, on eAsctiy the same kind ot .
record.