davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

sieiebraatru. Win Sutiru. Iborirs Sm'
hretsouitGr. aiaif loreOda ben i8oe 9nui neo
Hsoen AZ Sierienon liot ooer 70 adr admuiei.
GUN o.oe aroeu paa fin Srelier. aiheoe
eftcrlaeer fn Usuun 90 Q Bern. Ct BARN rr
ofo ~tioltpere. g]leifanei orre beHoe5 UliHbe.
&c anuefsu 1telobtadteu,
RiceIanh. Mtnl, t5oe Slrt 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

Rprbbamen. Sfinnel9gningeu paa
II foregaar mi
paa Strpfningen fra 4utiern til
Gina. Wan naaebe til Bintie trent
forbi Rutiern og rpffer altiaa MI
frem | Sotens Sogberi - Ell antage.
Zig naaet til Sager Stoppeiteb itras
obeufor gtrapan6.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
0eraens EamIaa.

gerseus Samlag. gergens 8om'
muneItpre beiluttebe forleoen moo
Sormanofabets SnbItinine, at gran'
SepinsiamIag fra Nptaar nun tinaoes
paa g~etinselie at SfiRnfeiteoernes
Slstfning. aItioa fun SlaiteiaIg,
life SrammeiaIg. Serpeo er vi.
bolbsfolfets gnifer imsOefommet og
gfItemning aneaoenoe Samlagets
geitoaen bill oerfor muligen life
fr9pes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

s 1872 Splas er ifslse Rational.
tioenoe" giifop 9olsleps "2utberS
aatefismus meo 6orflarina" ub-
fommen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
Voroe.

~Iftenpoiten"s verionale blen BEN
TOE Wai at i'm gtef forpret boer 10
&roner / 17oe Wdt;Genge.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
Gn Wanb brrnSt ibiel. en-

WI DuNp utUHu tyJei. VII Ip'
itenbe GiIoragelie bar funoet Steo |
SpgnebaIen, ioet en- 75-aarig Wano,
anbers Senien 9rolsbamrner, er
brenot libel, frioer "&ingerifes
9lao". San bar ON Worgenen goaet
no for at brPnoe Ell ioafaIbt aaaie
nebe / en- Iiben 9al paa @aarben
0roIsbammers @runb. Sa ban life
bar fommen biem oper Wtiooag, bleu
man urcIia for BAN, % 8aaroens
gier ienbte en- Bige afiteS for at lie,
bporleoes BET banbe fig, Sum font
iorfGrbet frieenbe tiIbage meb ben
geifeb, at Anbers Srolsbammer Lao
os6 neoe | 8affen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
0n aopelfirfe. Web SpfsreIier al

HD aapelfirfe. Weo Spfsrel'en al
Selbuitranben 8upeIfirte er ma mn
tommet iaa Iangt paa Bet at Stroge,
er farbietsmret og fat Gag paa.
aapenet fommer til at tage Jig gooi
no. BIabien er beloigt palgt, % 9p'
let / ifg ielp laber ogiaa I'll at blt iRr.
oeles paffert ifriper "Selbp9gen".
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
Gipernntp"

"Giperanto". s StodhoIm finoes
Ell SCREENING al bette Ronn. Gen ar
beioer for al ino irofsrt % nIminhe.
Zig anerfienot Ell 0irlpeiprog. ct
SlagS mot golapiif iom irteresiere-
be al ole Notiouer funoc iorIiges ON
at BRUCE / almiroeIig international
Smaong oa &orreiponoorce.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

SGngt fig. Stationsmeiteren paa
I~affeitab Station bar ifslse Gar.
pen" taget fig afbaee. Ran fanbt
bam b9nsenbe / en Sernbanefitpee
fltlo Uniform.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
Spertge.

Sort Grant er flnbet / Iororc
Sananb / Sperige. Den iorefommer
iipIoer, men er lei at benrbetoe %
ifal bare oue ggeuifaber ior ~iorbeIa9.
tia Drift.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

gumaginen "6n~spennsn.' iom reg m bal
prspet et Bar raers Eie. or upmGrisL. Hfin
latter ipnss ip9ri soos ON ben % liaer. at
ben or beore eno Ho9en RaifiHe NJ hslers
grs. ssraattu ioiisos 70 Gents. ck =.
Nopep, Niosswaa Soma
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
Sampittiahe6snaa.

blade lees, at en- gonoe forleben Dag
tisrte rllnot / 8pen os bette no go.
teter til fine auloer. Iar'asen til
benne @aomilbbeo ifulbe bore, at
ban tibligere tiloels baobe "maalt
inaut" og Samuittigbeoen 9reb bam
rlu, iaa at oct maatte gisres goot
igien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

"Spunen" beoer Better geges npe
Sfueipil iom rtmeligpts piI fomme
op paa RationaItbeotret / n9ite Se.
ion.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

Faa Nls finoes | Nsrre Serreo en-
gonoeaaaro, bpis Giere | ct GioSrum
al oper 100 aar ale bar pGret barn.
Isle.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

Svs moetps Sbmnftnsu .Susperrens Nv
on llgestle lioer. WttH Sujtru Tiger, at hus
alerig iBr bar ipet paa en- faa GOD Nalitns
Tom 'Suspeunsn.' StuIoe pi haps 'lsbt zen
hos en- G9ent, CT jea filter paa, at ot bapes
maattet betaie ruuot 90 Dollars mere. Seq
aubeiaisr ben til Gubuer, Der sniisr iis "a
life Slasies S~nmafine. Zen CT alotlss
eper GorpeHtnirg til ben 8ris. NuoreO
Sborefon, Rauhefier. IlinL
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
Snlm.ftranhs sreparefabrif bIep

forleoen Dag Of aftieielifabet iolgt
til Sagisrer Berg = efter ct 6orlp-
oenbe for 30 Suiinbe Ser, en Bris,
>ar ifaroc "Tsrsb. 9l." @iitnof er ca.
" al Mnlagstapitalen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

- ante eltr 6erre suifes III at bsiture
en- 9rauh EfFee Itrts ~ gSrIis "a tsa.
uraOt ForrtrtHQ so5tI SO netr1pss Tor.
paIt &trssta ~ t Psngs. American General
Agency, $50 Dearborn 80. ~Chtcago.Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
CiHaias. $50 gcr,s aorm, Mes

iieoeIeh opoDrtet. gcoe puie. BIND
mele for 6eeomaltna % pumping, rinoeH.
be SaHo iuersiglerHem carmen. BgalrIes
lamb uomGrtet ioT Ryeaturapi iaarel iom
ior 6ucoe. 8ellagenpe { Eopn OF SvrIng
GrCei, RorraH GouHtp. WiHu 8 Viii III
Wart bspIaos. SioIebaS pGa 2anoet. a1H
irlges utoer Ell easr oelts I 8 IFaGns, ON
whites. gris 900 or. @cre paa gooe Bill
iaor. SRlgss paa @runo al WlOsroonL
1uliuo &. 8. Carlton. Fertile, ItIuH.
44d3
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
aaen paa Qilehummer

~FUBFtFF -HBV" VHH ~FHNTUHtHVt
ipnes mn at ftlIle 6lipe @rfeIigbeo.
SorIeoen bolotes fonitituerenoe @e.
Notwithstanding at Aftionererne |
oct paat9nfte Slagteri.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

Sposfalb. IoItmeiter aaptein 6.
u. Wimnier / Sisrrins er o'9ooet peo
3soen 80 Iar eammel.
- &ibes pIoite gorger, Sfomager
Sinrih Sinrifien er pan 8runo,
lonsongen afaanet oeb TDocu, ON.
trent 90 alar gammeI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

Sroubbjems 0omfirfr. Man er
mn saaet isane meo Retsnin9 at
Sernberfet til 9omfirfens Stortaarn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

Gpsrns'sH,Httr Hnssr 'CElss'. '1Iast' sxf.
ialss' q 'slsripsr9isL' tofer r. seGis for Is crs
for AOsr Gaaa % en- Gent pE Orb ior ait ION optz
insr Is Orb apsrsstsnsrter iHntoess TIE 'oE Hi.n.
es sEe % Seats. Beaat Haa utTaDsatis r~lseisLl,
ags rsftniHasr Tsi lsnRsr hg ttls at bosfsn Na
maa Gunner.
80 ess.taabstiibuo roftsr IS Gsuts pr. siais.
<po CTb aisI en- 9ta.s.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
eest.
On Riaion aroner i Cub antom

forleoen Dag til Rorses 8anf meo
Samperen &c. ania" fra Ren Dorf.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
Oanmarf.,

5ik ibenitnprf 3ieefouinl | Sting.
flsbing unber @eneralf Formulated |
aisbenhapn err uonQpnt s. y. 9aur.
len.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

arutbrra. - Nltu liPre Suftru Sueer strue
berg. fshi Srdpaaaro 1864. osbe lite Sun
efier 0 plaaueoers sbgeIetc of Irrtue Son
en- tro'dft, oenIie % fGno5eosftGrIia pultru oG
sm U1oher I 1871 aarS SamItO er bun iapHe
% bearPet az mia % Q Fsrr.
u. I. arusbers.
Ct. Baul, 12ie Slui 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
fiIiaIas,

" Cpdrbgioet igHneuoe @r0cerps oq Sfus
6orretuiHg ttllalgS / en- al be beoite Bper I
ben Gorogitre Eel al Soma. Sugen aamle
Sarer. auuoerue for bet uieits oeIitdaeroe
uorite Snrmere. iiIllgsmeo en- itur Bphdus
oel. SutiEea er bsI,geeuoe I ben beoite Bel
al Bpsrs 6orretutugSitrga. 0pperitg Au'
leouiua Tor en- iout gliisr at aaa inc Tor.
refining. Billet mpriei S. z. ieuoes nj
Iecorabs gpiteu. 42a3
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

Ttiialas.--10 aeres 9ano en- balu
Nil iTd EapirmDlen / Erfsport. DatU'
oeIsH al gauoet or mbplaEtst mso Corn;
aobe 6uie. Giiteru ueo Suiei, gco 8nuoA
ipriua &luHeaGussu. Reoliaber ol Sno.
DO tan i5lce meo. ON iaa gHlies. Ghls 3.
Erlnthe. 5reepori Soma. 40b2
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
TcosiaIo.

Observation-Disclosures ep.aaes gratts, mar BE- ~
r~ptrnieer 10 giuier. Eup Gro regues 'cr CT Wise
Frr of oesr 10 gtnier maa hsiGies I 9cnl 90
trert Eto. Wtuhcbtgte hetalet meb ; GeutS ps
sirie. Nttaliua mad aiiiD mtpfgtse SrftltajeA.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

T,drm tiIiata. - 100 Ncres OBS
~ ourtet enot qaHo b~etiaQsHoe / bet beba
re o. iiuelte Excitement. 9 IRtl OFT for
Iipiu @lls0. Stltriu Better 6euoahl.
foSium y 6. 2urmau 60, g1inH. 42a5
.C7nlfcs. - Gu goo, Goruetiq Smso
- III Seltsiiouus Ga almlHoeliat Smeotar.
beioe. StaotGt GrbelOe Ndret runot dootph
0auioH, Soll, Ais 42a4
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
Sra Mooerfanoene.
maaIfor usb.nse ga-tr.

(6rnnb-GatebsH or attrr = pmtrsHt I Dot,
Sprfprieikr: 81 = qsttcyfsr: 9, = eikr; Tst. -
3tdfttsr.
i9tnne hphsnts BARR | st,uppe speIfrtbt' er
uctes la 1f6 atar. Ia 20 Sitter.
9prntsnbe rtsuts Ip I grfeti er umtrsrt x4
100 Httsr. 0itH.
lgfj1rpe rtgHes Zig ny ! Gallon er csntreut 8 OF
2ier. fre Se1fsbsIs Sitter
@est.
(Grunfserbsnsp er Gram) Gcrturkner. "a. -
Rhpsrom; o.. Seftrsram; Or 0ron.
/ ei,pspnb rssuss Zig sioaIpunS 500 Gram
l6o RIpurusn. fHrr y IA.
1900 reenes fig rs as. 1 Tenrf = $50 8rau.
ietseunb regHes fir 9 ~ ] aohpepnes ID 10 0oru-
1gisrnerpnub regres Ie l enoenR puno q <b4
eRs. Grom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
IMPORTANT CENSUS BULLETIN.
Gives Number OF Children of school
Ago and Males Of Voting Age.

Washington, June 2S-The census Of
fee today issued a bulletin giving the
number Of persons OF school age, males
Of military age and voting age, ana
citizenship 81 f0reign.b0rn males, n
years Of age ana over, for a group Of
states comprising Alabama, Alaska.
Arizona, Arkansas. California, Colorado
and Connecticut Il shows the number
Of persons OF school age 3 90 20 years,
Inclusive. and the males OF school age.
respectively as follows:
Alabama, 1922 and 2G7751; Alaska.
lliO3 and 10000. Arkansas, 29,37j and
2Gj.5il: California, 4200sl and 2l2.723:
Colorado. lGO.5H and S0.72g, and Con-
nectlcut, 2i7l0l and 1882.
Males Of military age Alabama.
S2S sgg, Alaska. 1898. Arizona, q 23l;
Arkansas, 2j030S. California. 3jS.S77,
Colorado, 1878. and Connecticut, 2OG.
COG
The males Of voting age follow: Ala
bama assoc. of which the native born
number. il5tM. Alaska 1850. native
born 26.4s9. Arizona. H.oSl native-born.
30 .30G. Arkansas 3la N}6, native-born.
815.44, California. 54fu,I, uatlve-bOrn,
8SN7, Colorado ls5. eos: native-born.
1895 Connecticut, 29S,2s0; native
born. l732lS
over go per cent Of the foregn-born
Of voting age were naturalzed, save IN
Arizona, where only 3i.S per cent were
naturalizod There IS large percentage
OF illiterates among the allen element.
The males Of voting age, as a whole.
include only q very small percentage ~
illterates In California, Colorado and
Connecticut. but in the remaining four
states and territories illiterate males OF
voting age constitute from one-fifth 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
YELLOW FEVER IN CUBA.
Has Been Combatted with Such Vigor
that Not a Death Has Occurred.

New York, June 99--"Yellow fever
has been conbatted with such vigor In
cuba that not a single death has been
reported as resulting from 1t this year"
said Col. J. h. Hickey, until a few days
ago an assistant adiutant general on
the staff Of Gen. Wood.
Continuing he said
"The reason that yellow fever has
been so successfully overcome is be-
cause Of the efficient sanitary methods
employed by the United States health
officials. Havana itself has been revo-
lutonized as regards its sanitary con-
dltions. Recent experiments having
proved that yellow fever was to great
degree transmitted by mosquitoes bred
in the tropical swamps and the cess
pools drastic means were employed TO
kin these insects, As the people of New
Jersey have found out, Kerosene oil or
petroleum Is powerful eNtermlnator
Of mosquitoes Accordingly, the streets
and sewers In Havana and other cities
on the island were sprinkled with kerr
osene. with the most satisfactory re-
suits. True the time Of greatest infec-
ton from yellow fever Is later In the
year. between July and October, but ]
feel assured that this year Will end with
no deaths from this scourge. rms
means in many ways the salvation OF
cuba for II the danger OF yellow fever
is eliminated thousands Of Americans
who now hold back will settle in the
islandn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
MAURICE GRAU WILL RETIRE
Expects 10 Give up Management of
Metropolitan Opera House, \. u

LONDON. June 2g.--Maurice Grau had
informed representative of the Asso-
ciated Press that he expected TO retire
from the management and present lease
of the Metropolitan opera house OF
New York in 1902
Mr.. Grau has left London for Carls-
bad. where he win take month 3 rest
His Benhardt-C0 gueln season mere
has been most successful the receipts
exceeding those of any previous season
OF either CouQu in or Befnhafdt
Before leaving London MI Grau con-
cluded nearly al his engagements for
the coming season iu America. he
thinks the company he has selected IL
the strongest ne has ever taken % tie
United states. Ii includes as plima
donnas: Sopranos. Mesdames CaNe.
Eanes. Terlia. Ludunc B0cval Cad
ski suzanne Adams and Fritscheh,
contraltos: Mesiames Schumann- heink,
BrideWell and Homer. The tonors IN
cnde Alvarez. Van Dyke, D. Marcel
Gilbert, Ga newcomer from the opera
comique and grand opera Paris, Dip
pei and Sallgnac.
Mr. Grau has also secured Albert
Reiss, new light bunoienor, VINO
scored an unequalled success m the role
Of Mime at Coycnt Garden. As BARI
tones Mr.. Grau has Sc0t'L Cappanar
Bispham, Muhlman and De Celery, a
new conner. and az bessos Plancom,
Gourmet and Bass. For conductors
Mr.. Grau has FlOn. Walter Damrosch
and Zepili.
Negotiations which will probably be
successful are In progress with
Mesdames Zembrich. Sybil Sanderson
and Lilli Lehman and with Van Roy
and Edouard de Reszke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
NEW RUSSIAN RAILROAD,
One TO be Constructed to Connect ST. Peters.
burg With the Siberian Line.
Russian Manufn cturers would MOI
Listen 60 Employment OF Amer
lean Made Material

ST. Petersburg, FridayJ June li.-(Cor-
rcspondence Of the Associated Press)-
The determination of the government
to construct the much talked of Siatka
railroad, which is to connect st. Peters
burg directly with the Siberian RAN
road on its own account, seems TO nave
been reached as a last resort The con-
cession was offered with more or less
official sanction, TO half dozen Amer
lean capitalstc groups. owing to the
spraseness and poverty Of the popula-
ton I'm the provinces to be traversed,
the interest aroused was never more
than luke warm one group, repre-.
scented II Is said, by Mr. Crane, OF
Chicago. made a conditional oifer lie
would discuss matters provided two
thirds Of the road bed, bridge and roll
ing stock and other materials might
be imported from the United states
This condition could not bc considered
The idle Russian manufacturers would
have protested most strongly
The talk Of another foreign loan
this time IL is German loan-!s the
correspondent of the Associated Press
is Informed on good authority. solne
what misleading, for the reason That
the minister Of finance pledged his
word To the Rothschilds, when the last
loan was made, not TO further engage
Russian credit at present, This pre-
cludes the issuance Of guaranteed rail-
road bonds. The French loan IS prov
ing insufficient; it is only drop OF
water ON the parched tongues of the
iron industralisis, whose mainstuy Is
government orders. II will have to do
for the present, however, and 1t Is not
expected that new railroad work VIII
advance rapidly, The Viatka road VIII
probably only be surveyed this year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
RUssIANIzaTIoN OF FINLAND.
Car Takes steps to secure Control
of Finnish Custom Houses,

New York, June 2g-The latest in
the series Of aggrcssions upon Finland
by Russia, it is thought by the Wash
ington correspondent OF The Times may
cut some figure in the Russlan-Ameri-
can tariff dispute. The cars govern
ment has. IL Is reported, taken steps to
secure control OF the Finnish custom
houses, with the evident purpose Of
making the tariff uniform with Rus
sia's. This is merely one step more In
the RussiauizltiOn OF Finland, but ils
Immediate effect will b. 10 include
Finland IH the tariff controversy Al
present. as Finland has contr0l Of her
own tariff she is not opposed o. the
United States Ia consequence of Rus
sias dispute with this country The
American trade with Finland is con-
siderable. The Firms get prdCts .iiy an
their agricultural machinery from the
United States and agriculture is one Of
the principal Industries.
There is "a general movement among
Films OF the upper classes for immi-
grafton 90 the United states, IN view OF
the lessenIng Of their nbeUtics The
Films, who are now coming over, are
largely Of the weli-t0-d0 class A Fin
uIsh colony 10 Michigan Induced Sena.
tor Mcmillan OF that state To present
In Congress a petition asking the Unit
ed States 10 protest 10 Russia against
the threatened extinction Of Finland,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

San Francisco, June 29.-The Chronl-
Gle says: There is a persistent rumor
TO the effect that the accounting Of
offices of the Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific, oregon Railroad & Navigation
company and the oregon Short Line
are to be consolidated. No authentic
information Of Harrlman's intentions is
obtalnable at this time, and If the ac-
counting offices are to be consolidated
there is no one here who is aware Of
the fact.
Some local officials Of the Southern
Pacific are inclined TO the belief that
the scheme Of organization applied to
the traffic departments Of the Herman
lines may be extended to the other
departments.
The approaching conference az Oma-
Ia, at which three accounting officers
from this city VIII be present might
be considered a necessary preliminary
step TO that end. However, this Is all
speculation on the part of railroad OFF,
Cials.
The Union Pacific accounting officers
who will be present at the conference
are General Auditor Erastus Young
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

one-third Of the whole number; 1871 per
cent In Alabama, 2S,3 per cent In Alas
ka. 1913 per cent IN Arizona and 20 per
cent IN Arkansas.
These large percentages are due to
the great number " illiterate persons or
negro descent in Alabama and Arkan-
sas, iliterate Chinese and Indians In
Alaska and illiterate Indians and for
eign whites In Arizona,
The percentage OF llliterates among
the native white males Of voting age is
4.2 FOR Alabama and l0S for Arkansas.
and Of illiterate foreign whites, 1913 for
Arizona ana 1916 for Connecticut. The
percentage OF foreign born males OF
voting age ranges from 27.9 per cent In
Colorado to as per cent In California,
or the whole number Of males Of voting
age in Alabama and Arkansas, pr0cti-
cally ninety-elght per cent out OF every
100 are natiye-born, In Alaska, Cali
fornia and Connecticut more than one
third. and In Arizona and Colorado
more than oue-f0urth OF the males on
military age are forelgn-born, while In
Alabama and Arkansas substantially
all the males OF this class are natlve-
born.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
TORTURED BY ROBBERS.
They Apply Lighted Matches to Body
of an Aged Millionaire.

Wheeling w, Va, June 2s-Early
Friday morning six masked men en-
tered the summer residence Of Jacob
H. White at Brothers station, Just
over the Pennsylvania line, uverpOw-
cred. bound and gagged the seven oc-
cupants of the house and ransaCked II.
They secured $1,000 IN money and as
much iewelry Mr.. White and his aged
wife and their daughter were tortured
by having lighted matches applied to
their bodies and their skin lacerated
10y needles White is a millionaire oil
operator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

and others cannot arrive in this city
until tonight or tomorrow morning the
meeting Of the directors Of the San Pc
dro Los Angeles & Salt Lake road has
been postponed until Monday. J. Ross
Clark arrived yesterday evening from
the coast. lie states that work is being
pushed at the other end OF the line.
rlght-of-ways are being secured and
everything is going along swimmingly
In California, Beyond this general
statement he says that he has nothing
10 give out at present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
sMOTHERED TO DEATH.
Two Men Perish IN the Crescent Cop
per Co.'S burning Shaft.

Laramie. Wyo., June ga special
from Grand Encampment says the
shaft house Of the Crescent Copper
company's mine IN that camp has been
totally destroyed by fire. A, H.,
Coombs, formerly Of Laramie, and
Charles Booker Of Loveland, Colo, III
endeayoring To eXtingulsh the flames,
were smothered The fire burned very
flerc/ly, and dld H. work in short
time The efforts OF the other mine
workers We're unavailing 20 rescue two
men. The loss Is not stated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
PAN AMERICAN SHIPPING co.
Morgan, Griscom and Others VIII
Discuss Plans for one.

New York. June GA dispatch from
London to the World says that j. =.
Morgans friends say that ne intends
TO present the famous .Gainsborough
portrait Of the Duchess Of Devonshirc.
for which he recently paid $4,000. 20
the New York library
The London Daily Express claims TO
have 1t at first hand that the forming
Of a pan-American shipping company
viii be discussed In detail by ], p.
Morgan President Griscom OF the
American line. and President Baker Of
the Atlantic Transport line. during
their voyage 20 New York on the
Deutschland
Mr. Morgan is convinced. the FIX
press asserts that "a nations merchant
marine, like It's navy, should be under
one hand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
SPIKE AND RAIL.

The Oregon Short Line continues TO
send laborers into Nevada by the car
load.
The Oregon Short Line ticket Office
viii be ready for occupancy at the
early part Of next week,
Vice President Bancroft, OF the ore
gon Short Line, and Resident Engineer
Ashton returned last night from Car
son.
]. w. X. Bracken. right-of-way agent
for the San Pedro here this morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
!. Baldwin in Arctic Costume

held a conference with several Of the
visiting promoters.
Farley l.. williams, general attorney
for the Oregon Short Line, yesterday
closed the argument for the plalntiit In
the legal battle Of the grade at Car
son.
Charles J. Dittmer Of the firm Of
Carlyle & Dittmer, Of Pueblo, is In this
city watching developments in the san
Pedro situation with the idea in view
Of putting in a bid for construction
work,
The Oregon short Line IS preparing
to rush work ON the Uyada extension
IL Is said that two mammoth construe-
ton gangs viii soon be In operation In
California working northeast TO meet
the gangs working southwest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
UNCLE SANS ARMY.
Lord Roberts Declares IL Is the
Finest In the World OF Its Size,

London, June 2S,--During the debate
on the arw" reorganization bin In the
house Of lords today Lord Wolseley
the former commanler-in-chle Of the
forces, declared that the United states
army was the finest Of its size in the
world, lie said It's superiority was due
TO good wages Great Britain must
face the alternative Of CONSUMPTION or
bOuntles to secure recruits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
David nlrsch Dead.

New York, June 29.-Dayid Hlrsch,
president OF the Defiance Cigar COM
pany, is dead at his home in this city.
lie was born % years ago in Baden,
Germany. He enlisted In the French
army and served for a number Of years
in Africa. In lS4S he came to America
ana made his home I'm ST. Louis. He
enlisted in the confederate army as a
captain in the ciyll war. Mr. Hlrsch,
among an interesting collection Of
souvenirs Of the war, had number Of
letters written 10 him by jefferson