davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La Junta tribune., 1900-03-28
Once l had a high wheel.
Next. one with a chain;
Now l ride = bevel gear
And get there just tqe same.
Only = good deal exsfer.
Satisfaction.

SetsoteetioW.
1 Satisfaction is defined as graf
ihcation, comfort, enjoyment,
contentment, compensation, rec
ompense. enumeration; but you
can easily come to a full realiza-
lion Of the exact meaning of the
word BY riding Columbia.
Our crescen,s at $500 and
S76. 90 have caused a sensation.
Folks all say they never saw
such value for the money. No
edge on us-we never did
either.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11

ring at length with the minister II
war and with Count Won Sch'lalfen,
chief of the general stan. a list of tb
officers comprising my China stah was
submitted 20 Emperor william, who
approved &c. Some thirty German lih-
GERS viii accompany me- Cen Won
Schartzkopf VIII be- my chief of staff
and Col BaronEay win Doe chief quar-
termaster The others are Baron
kuigge and Count kOenigsmark. WhJ
are aides and Count Werngerode
yielding 10 potent reasons ] gave
up the idea of going 20 China by way
of san Francisco ] shall start from
Genoa on August 2lst and expect .
arrive 40 Shanghai on September 22nd.
There I shall establish preliminary
headquarters and complete my stat
from the c0utingents OF the other u0v-
ers. one reason for this change is that
! can better be reached by telegraph
Whi. on The way
Tomorrow morning / shall go for q
brief visit 90 Hanover to arrange
number of personal matters .u
very glad 90 hear that my appointment
has been received ln the United State
with approval You see. / am half an
An cream myself
The field marshal then showed the
correspondent "a trophy which Euptr-
or william had presented him. T'tt
uniform IS the same as the kaiser wore
in Palestine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
SCHOOL DISTRICT NATTER.
County Commissioners Propose a Plan
Of Settlement

The question OF creating a new school
district out OF parts Of Changers nifty
ninth and Taylorsyille's thirty-elghth
districts. came ny before the board OF
county commissioners again yesterday
afternoon and a decision was reached.
which Il Is believed will prove salts
tactor., not only 20 those tavoriug the
new district but to those opposed as
Wel The board ordered that the three
quarter section now belonging 90 the
dfthy-nInth school district being the
ter and the southwest quarter of Sec
ton 8. township south, range 1 west
Doe coded Co school district
thirty-cight. and On consideration OF
the concession school district thirty
eight is required to purchase a site
convenient for the people OF the west
part of the district. and 90 erect there
on Oup-rOOm sch0o'h0usa not less in
dimensions than 20 feet by 3j feet, with
modern clOakrOOm and 90 suitably fur
nish the same The site. 10 IS further
provided. shall be purchased and the
contract for the building let not later
than October lst and the building
completed not later than November
18th.
should the trustees fail 10 comply
with these conditions the netltl0n NJ Ei
Curtis and forty-thrce others. praying
FOR the creation OF a new district. win
be- granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
WONDERFUL RELIEF
IN ONE MONTH.
A TypIcaI Case of Catarrh
Quickly Mastered by 0rs,
Shores,

Mr. j. j.. Horn is O. young man well
known in Utah 81. has jus. returned
from tweuty-two-months labor 80 the
missionary field Hg says. Il have
suffered very much from Catarrh for
some time It in,erferei with my
speaking greatly and my hearing bee
came very dull ! would blow scabs
two inches long out Of my nose
hawEai and spit a good deal. and found
my sense of smell leaving me. all
ways had a cold and felt generally
sick / have been under DIS Shores
treatment one month and have done
wonderfully we'll ! improved from the
FIRST week and today my symptoms are
all gone. 1 have no more trouble and
am feeling splendid ! think my cure
Is almost accomplished already and
am pleased TO add my Endorsement Of
Drs. Shores treatment
o. II. HORR"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
wALDERsEE GETTING READY.
win Establish His Preliminary
Headquarters at Shanghai.

Berlin, Aug lO-This evening the
correspondent of the Associated Press
had another interview with Count Won
Waldersee. who. although So, LOOKS
much younger Evidently he is under
taking HIS important task In China
with spirit and energy He expressed
regret az being unable 20 talk freely
about his campaign plans, but said
81 am busy making preparations Tor
my departure. and have been confer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11

lady's chain and charm, and am opened
envelope addressed 90 some illegibe
name at Hugo. colo. He was tall. with
black mustache and commonly dressed
The body was brought 20 the town to-
night
The man ln the house il was said,
had large roll of bills. but these, with
the robbers two yalises, We're burned.
Both men We're about 80 years of age
and OF desperate style. having threat
ened 90 shoot several farmers who at
tempted to stop them.
The house on the ranch, win its con-
tents. was valued az 81 200 and win be
paid Tor by the county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
Rioting and Looting Around swatow

New York Aug. ll-RiotIng and loot
ing continue around Swatow and the
victroy ignores the protests Of the for
eigners says o. cable Co the Journal and
Adva' tiser from Hougkong All Jhr
missions az Ting kuug Nuug ChunD
have been RACED to the ground, and the
10 vp Christians stoned 90 death.
The Rev Mr. Foster and the Rev Mr.
Groesbeck talegraphgd yesterday 70
Consul General Wildman as follows.
"Three more chapols burned. mission
houses looted our lives endangered
Taotai silent Save us. Insurrec don
spreading
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
presIdcnt odd 500 Root Confer.

Washington. Aug l0-Seoretary Root
had a conference with the President
this afternoon over the long distance
telephone and attorwarl one with Act.
ing Secretary of state Adae a draft ~
"a message iu reply 90 one received to-
day from Minister Conger was ape
proved hy the President II is not like
ly that this message will Dee made pub
lie.
40 word has vet come from Minister
Congar indicating that De has re.
celyed the dispatches sent him from the
state department. A reply 90 the mes
SAGE sent da- before Yesterday or the
one sent today viii demonstrate that
actual teleEraphic communication with
out interruption has haan established
with our minister az PeNn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
WIGHTMAN WILL ANSWER.
Claims that He Was Justified in
Speaking DisparaglngIy Of Stout.

It Is thought that William b. Wight
man win I'm a few days file his answer
20 the $4,000 damage suit instituted
against him by Joseph NJ Stout. ey-
president Of the Utah National bank.
Mr. Stoutts action was based upon GER
tain alleged statements made about
himself by Mr. Whiehtman. which rec
fleets greatly upon his character
Il ls asserted that Wlghtman win
freely acknowledged that he spoke dis
parlngly OF Stout. but that he viii con-
tend that those statements We're war
mnted by Stoutts management OF the
affairs Of the bank OF which he was
president
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
DR.. Hartman, columbus, ohio'

Dr. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio;
Dear Sir-The bottle Of Pe.ru-na At
hand. 1t is splendid and most inyls'
Grating; refreshing to the nerves and
brain. 1t is one Of the besttonics have
ever used. Itmakes me feel like a new
man. Yours sincerely, II. b. Mantell
Caarrh Il one Of the ways ia which o
depressed condition Of the nervous sys.
TEN shows itself. Catarrhal people are
soonmadc nervous. Anyremcdy toeifect
o radical cure Of chronic catarrh must
operate directly through the nerves, in
MIGRATING the mucous circulation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11

Mrs. C. c, Filler Of lSlK South Fourth
street, Columbus, o., writes; "For ten
or fifteen years have been subject to
nervous dyspepsia. ] would have spells
Of quiyoring in my stomach, with smoth-
cring feelings. ! was suffering from
what is called nervous prostration. /
consulted several physicians, who
treated me without doing me any good
/ had almost given up In despair when
] heard Of Pe.ru.na, ! found it an inn
mediate relief to all my disagreeable
symptoms DR.. Hartman's latest book
sent free. Address Columbus. Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
LED BY AMERICANS.
At the Attack ON Ticn Tsin the Boys
in Blue Were First.

London Aug II, 410 a m.-The
morning papers express satisfaction at
the latest developments iu China. The
average comment is that China Is now
genuinely suing FOR peace through liz
Hung Chang
Dispatches printed this morning give
further details Of the taking OF Yang
Tsuu According 20 the Daily Mails
correspondent the attack was led by
the Americans and the British The
Chinese position consisted of seven
lines Of intrenchments The enemy fell
back undriyen TO the last line, ahl
fed TO Pekin completely demorali2el.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
BoNIng Match Victims.

New York. Aug l0-An autopsy
held on the BODY Of Ralph Miller, who
died Wednesday night after O. boxing
match with Victor Baldwin al Rich
mond Hnl. j. L. showed that death
was caused by a blood olot on the
hr4Iu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
ALL DISEASES.

These Master Specialists not only cure Catarrh but
they cure Bronchitis. Neuralgia Heart Disease Dyspeu.
sa Skin Diseases Blood Disease rheumatism Malaria
Nervous Diseases. Kidney Diseases Female complaint
Insomnia pysentey Paralysis Ricketts, scrofula Cons
sumption To- the FIRST stages Liver Disease Disease of the
Bowels sciatco Spinal Diseases yarcocele Rupture
Structure and ou Chronic and Private Diseases our new
cure Tor Tape Worm is mild and pleasant We positive
~ remove head and AN or no pay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
What Drs, Shores So Rate Means

means Deafness Asthma Hay Bronchial
Kidneys Bladder Bowels men
Shores during August until for thu
fee o So 90 a month"; all medicines included free
all Catarrhal Chronic Diseases o beginning their
once by impress dry
for the permanent On
curative results three months
the year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
ALUCKY WOMAN

Mrs James Brown Potter appears 20
be a lucky woman Not only has Lady
MeuX presented her with a play by Bel
assoc. but Bel8sDp himself gave her as "a
parting gn thc Australian rights to
Madame Butterfly a very suitable
slit, as Mrs. Potter rs considering an OF
Ter from james Williamson 90 star ln
Australia In 1901 The Belasco play was
written especially for her and win be
produced IN London The first part ls
said 10 be as long and as strong as
cara. but depicting quite a different
style Of woman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
WHAT IS SALT LAKES
P0PUAHON?-
GUESS!
~ CHANGE fOR SCHOOl BOYS AND GIRLS

THE reports this city In Wash
ngton In short time the figures will be announced To stmu-
a school school grs In the sub
Jet the Des News has decided offer ONE STANDARD DC
uNAl value N2 the boy girl who first gueses nearest the
correct figures The conditions that each shall have
l. enrolled the colleges salt Lake on at
he Utah University year past that shall be
United In OF the ownership of the dictionary
@ be settled by lot The win be recorded daily 10 the order in
which they received The News has arranged receive the hg-
mes by Office Washington they are
SHOWN and the figures
' be prize guesses win be those
y filled guess coupon below cut and send with
your your address you the figures
plainly written to
The DESERET NEWS CENSUS DEPT,
SAT- LAkE CfIl UTAh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
$3OO-THS SPECIAL OFFER is A UNITED ONE-$3OO.

pa fer 8 Ted d m ID 81
once yY b rate
mi I'M yryI I'M
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
CHILDREN GUESS,

The population OF salt Lake-a new
$500 Standard Dictionary given the
successful gucsser. See the News"
advertisement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
HUGO Train HoId-ups Located and
Shot to Death,
MADE FIERCE RESISTANCE
were ut the Bartholomew HAn'h'
near Goodland, Kansas House
Burned to the Ground

Denver Colo. Aug 1O.-The two men
.... hold up o. Union Pacific passenger
r..r near Hugo, Colo, last sunday
tmrg w j. Fay and plundering the
,.....nssrs. were killed today BY a
.r.gas posse at the Bartholomew
,.r.r three miles east of Goodland,
KAN The robbers We're located in the
t.gs, on the ranch in the morning and
,r. posse lined up aud cut on escape.
DEPUTIES WOUNDED.
After d lusIade between the robbers
40 ts. posse. lu which j. B RIGGS and
80. ruuus. deputies were shot one
A. me robbers jumped from a window
and sought to escape. but was shot to
death. .,.....
TN posse then lay siege 20 the house.
m which the remaining rubber stood
sI.-g with Winchester ANA finally
aye.a.4si Boo setting fire 90 the building,
which was destroyed, with It's occupant
Tra robbers have not yet been idenu-
fed
ASKS FOR CANNON,
This telegram was received by SUI
raurfurdput Deuel. Of the Union Pa
cid. railroad iu this city this afternoon
Goaland KAN Aug. lO.--Haye Killed
one uf the train robbers. want cannon
q. blow down south wall t0 secure the
other Can sou send lt' Answer Men
desperate. Have shot TWO of my men,
WILLIAM WALKER JR.
sheriff.
Later advicas, however, showed that
che big gun was not needed.
FIERCE RESISTANCE.
Tn. men were suspected of being the
robbers ars their identity was clearly
,sfaH.Ish.< by the fierce resistance
which they offered upon the approach
uf the posse toward the house IN which
they had taken refuge The rObbels
lli horses. which had evidently been
ridden down and they took refuge In
tha house from which they opened fire
as soon as the posse approached
one " the robbers made a break 90
g5t away and @ running fire resulted.
he seriously wounded two OF the posse
and Was himself Killed being shot 90
pieces The other bandit barrcaded
himself iu the building.
George Cu.Hns one OF the posse. and
D. G.. Brggs. proprietor OF "a hotel at
G00dani who was also with the posse.
were seriously wounded but VIII prob
ady recover C.. r. Cidelson, am engi-
uger who was with the posse, was
she one who killed the robbcr
ONE kOBBER CREMATED.
After the fight this morning when
tl. first r0bbeI was shot. the citizens
armed themselves and went to the
ranch The man inside the house was
armed with "a Winchester. and too
near approach 20 the house drew his
fire.
Aa0u, 4 o'clock some men, by crawl
iug through a corn field. got In a shed
near Che house. and from this place
tdrUH two railroad fuses on the top
~ the house setting il on fire. Il was
NOT many minutes until the entire
building was DO flames. but the robber
made goo sign and II he was not shot
by a bullet from the many that We're
i.sl from the outside, he found his
death iu The flames.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11

Sir Thomas L.p,un's name was not
proposed for membership AT the Royal
Yacht squadron meeting on Monday
The explanation furnished among those
In @ position 90 pronounce am opinion on
the subject ls that the understanding
got abroad that II not the Prince of
Wales himself other notable person
ages We're attempting 90 rush Sir Thorn.
as through u needed only % breath af
this kind before ball0ung 10 settle the
fate of any Ur.sumpuvc candidate I.r
this exclusive CLUB does not like even DIS
royal members to appear 90 have too
much control. even though the members
may not have tha slightest personal ODE
lection Go candidate. When this con
ditiOn of affairs was discovered Sir
Thomas Liptons name, naturally was
not presented
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
AMERICAN YACHTS sMARTEsT

by am means rhe smaTtest yachts
here said Sir Thomas Upton. 90 rep.
resentatiye of ta. Associated Press az
Cowcs and many of the haudsomest
sailing craft ar. lying the American
colors, Last year France seemed 10
lead but she 's almost entirely absent
this Week and .H. Americans are easily
entitled 10 first place
Many members of the Royal yacht
squadron are equally enthusiastic ln
their praise of tHe American display 40
visitors 10 this exclusive place ary more
warmly greeted than are the owners 0i
American boats Imposing as was the
Nahma. as she Heated directly off the
club hOuses Chicago gentlemau's yacht
was scarcely less conspicuous This
was the UtoNaua owned by Mr.. Allison
v. Armour who's. crew of Lascars with
red ftz ana rad and blue Jerseys ore
Che most conspicuous picture at the wa
Ter side. Then there Us the josephine
With Mr. y. a. D. Wideners party I'm
oIudiug "a, ENus knights and other
philadelphi8ns Mr. j. A. HincNcy. Oh
New York. has bad one 81 the merficst
parties OF the week on board the Calau.
the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
AGENTS AT WORK.

Seven parliamentary agents are az
Narky.and oauyassing Is going ON lu
nearly every constituency iu England.
Already ClglUl has been subscribed.
Sir Chin Chen 10, the Chinese mlu-
lister 10 England. was the solitary mem-
her of the diplomatic corps who did not
hold a lighted candle az the requiem
mass for King Humbert In the Italian
church ON Thursday Lord Salisbury
seemed quite at home with bis torch
The duke ul Deyonshire looked
thoroughly uncomfortable perhaps hay
ING so mind the severe views OF Lord
Portsmouth and Wilberne His high
ness blew out h.s candle too soon and
then looked s0rrN 10 was noticed that
the Chinese minister shook hands care-
muniousy with a.. the diplomats exc
cept the Japau0-o minister
The American colony as the fleet Of
white yachts dying The Stars and
Stripes az CoWss s called. alone saved
The historic yachting week from being
a dismal failure The Prince OF Wales
did all possible during the last two days
% enlNen the situation but "a prince In
mourning just home from the funeral
OF his brother l- mot the liyeIiest merry
maker, and C0W.s hopes TO wait many
years before 10 secs "a duiler season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-11
BEWARE OF MEDICAL TAKERS.

, ANY DISEASE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-04-27
LOCAL ovERFLo w

A. V. May has sold for A. E. Russell of
Medford, Mass, his house in Guilford to
Dudley l.. Crosier. Mr.. Russell will live
with his son at Medford.
Oscar W. Dibble, a prominent theatre
cal man who was we'll known in Brattle-
ooro, died Tuesday in Yonkers, N. Y. The
funeral was held yesterday at his home in
Westfield, Mass.
The evening session of the Woman,s
club will meet Tuesday evening with Miss
Stolte on Forest street. "Greece" is the
subject for the evening, with quotations
from Byron in response to the roll call.
At the installation of officers of Column
olan lodge, f. and A. NJ, held Wednesday
evening, the following officers were an
pointed; George Bishop, S. D.; c. F. r.
Merber, j. S.
Mrs. Henry Stockwell of West Brattle-
boro received telegram Sunday night an
nouncing the death in Butte City, Mont.
OF her brother, Dorr Aiken. Mr.. Aiken
was native of Newfane, going West
about p years ago.
work will be begun at Brookside park
next week, in enlarging and improving
the pavilion and in fitting up the grounds
IN the grove in the rear for picnic purposes
Croquet and tennis courts will be laid ont
with base ball field near the grove.
Hickey, the utility inflelder, whom the
Bostons gave trial in one disastrous game
last fall, is wanted by several clubs. John
Irwin, manager of the Newark club of tha
Atlantic league, has written to MANAGER
Selee, stating that he has advanced HieIr-
ey money, but cannot trace him. Presi-
dent Soden has Informed his manager that
he has farmed Hickey to the Cortland NJ
Y, club.-[Boston journal. ~
Prof. K. A. Grosvenor of Amherst col.
lege lectured before the Woman's club ana
Invited guests in the Brooks House last
evening upon "Constantinople." prof
Grosvenor was unable to use his stereonti'
con illustrations as intended. but e1erv
sentence was so wildly put that there was
little need for further Illustration. Con.
stantinople is one of the few of the snr-
viving ancient European cities. and 10 a
person like Prof. Grosvenor. who has
been connected with it in an edncations1
way, there is much in its past and its
future from which to make a lecture of
decided interest. u
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-04-27
GRANGE NEWS.

There will be May day meeting of
Windham County Pomona grange with Pro
tective grange next Tuesday. instruction
will be given in the fifth degree during the
morning session. The afternoon session
will begin at o'clock. The public is cor
daily invited to be present. Following is
the program: Music by grange choir ;
welcome, Carl S. Hopkins; response, Mrs,
M. E. Brown, Dummerston; song, Mrs.
Ora Johnson, South Vernon; reading,
Mrs. w. N. Dunklee, South Vernon; essay'
Mrs. E. M. Reed, Vernon; song, Mrs. Min
ME Frost, Vernon; question, ''What legis-
latioD, national or state, is needed for the
Judicious control of trusts" Speakers:
Nj. l. Reed, Vernon; F. H. Putnam, Jack
sonville; j. o. Follett, Townshend; Clark
Chandler, Wilmington; Lewis Lynde,
Dummerston; F. E. Ward, Guilford; Mrs.
L. A. Howard, Wsrdsboro; Z. S. Cook,
Halifax; j. H. Clark, Westminster West |;
Rollo Metcalf, Westminster; A. A. Dun
klee, South Vernon; John E. Gale, Pro-
tective grange; Geo. E. Wright, West
minister; S. o. Davenport, Hinsdale; II.
G. Smith, West Chesterfield.