davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

An examination of -he maritime registers
available does not show that the Anna L. Null
ford has reached any port since she was spoken
by the Mount Royal
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
NEARLY EXHAUSTED

The supply OF the second edition of The
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
AFRICAN SULTAN A CAPTIVE.
Decoyed on Board an Italian Cruiser and
Detained

kden- Arabia Feb. 4-Advices received here
to-day from obbia ION the SonaaH coast Of East
Africa say that the Italian Consul there on
January g invited Yusuf Ali the Sultan OF
Obbia and his eldest son On board an Italian
g7Inboat, where they were detained This, II
Is pointed out, removes one Of the chief dlf-1-
entities in the British arrangements for an ad-
vance against the Mad Mullah Of Sornalila1d,
who depended on the cooperation OF the Sui
-a7 of Obbfa for information and ammunition.
In February, 1883. the Sultan OF Oboia put his
-,Ira-are under the protection OF Italy and Later
the urotectorate was extended by treaty with the
Sultan Of the jertaia Sou1alis and later still with
TIE Sultan Of Zanzibar. Italian SoulaIand now mas
n area Of one hundred thousand square niles,
win about four hundred thousand inhabitants,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

There were strange scenes al Sewgate yester-
zav when rgItcs OF the famous old prison, which
ts hefrg leveIIed 20 the ground were put Up AT
aucrion. Intending purchasers, including people
ot every class Of society and not -e" Anaeri-
cans. began 70 arrive long before the aoVeP-
Used hour Tor The sale Catalogue Il nallo' lhey
ev-e--,s5 al over the ruins. and women as well
: -, scaled steep ladders and crept over
go blanks IN their anxiety 10 pick Up some
rresssorne cur.Os. -
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

TIE question ot the food supply Of The United
Ei-g6o- n tine Of war was discussed al al
Influential meeting held at Stafford House yes
-e-day Al TIE speakers. including Lord STRAIT
cona and Henry Chaplin IL P agreed tnal Il
exhaustive government inquiry INTO the nl10'1i
ts ,-gsr-lv necessary. and il was resolved 70
appoint z depuraIion to lay the views o1 the
-eerf-z before -he Prime Minister.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

LOUIS FITZGERALD,
CHAUNCEY VI. DEPEW
WM. a WHEELOCK.
Il c. DENING,
CORNELIUS ". BLISS,
GEO. Il SQUIRE.
THOMAS D. JORDAN,
c 3 ALEXANDER.
: p. SNYDER,
SAMUEL N. INMAN,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

r-orore7 co5v entertained General and MIS-
,.z-az f-cre-,7 General Evans Mrs Evans and
--z-zo,7e -,eu,be-s Of The American Embassy al Z
rs-p dinner e. The Olympia last night ne
guests subsequently, witnessed The VIA "7SC
snow from The roys- box At the CONCLUSION O1
re performance General Niles Inspected me
rsvalrv courinEeur- and subsequently received
z--zs- ze1co-1= from the Indians. many OF Vhorn
h. -aS fought azzi-sL
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

correctness The Reserve per
department. sz7847ooo For Supernrendeuts certificate
J. G. VAN CIsE, A1tzz-y. R
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

z. 2. HARTMAN,
ALFRED g. VANDERBILT !.
JEFFERSON COOLIDGE
AUGUST BELMONT
SIR wA- c VAN HCRNE,
THOMAS :. ECKERT.
G LEDYA4D BLAIR.
wN 4 BALDWIN, II.
JAMES 2 FORGAN.
JOSEPH T LON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
SPIKE AND RAIL.

&C. Bird, vice president OF the Gould
system and I'm charge of traffic affairs,
is quoted In Denver as saying, VI DO
not know anything about the Western
Pacific or who are behind II and am
not familiar with their plans"
Senator w. a. Clark sails from Eu-
rope on the Deutschland Sept 2. He
win iu an probability arrive 10 SAT-
Lake on sept u.
The annual meeting Of the Denver
Northwestern & Pacific took place IN
Denver yesterday Al the old direct
ors and officers were reelected.
d. y Butterneld travelling agent Tor
The Delaware, LHckawaDna q Western
40 Chicago. is numbered among the
visiting railroad men 10 the city
The usual colonlsts rates on an lines
west OF the. Missouri river viii go into
effect Sept 10 10 Nov 3d.
A special from Winslow. Ariz.. states
that n. Hubbard. division upcrlntend-
ent OF the Santa Fe lines tn Arizona.
with headquarters az Wlnslow, has
been ordered 20 report az Los Angeles
90 on the vacancy caused 10y the resig-
nation Yesterday OF W. r. Beamer ss-
rerintendcnt OF the southern California
division. 20 take effect Oct 1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
HEADQUARTERS
TO Be MOVED.
Offices of Gould System will be
Located Abutting the
Street.
SWELL OFFICES FOR D. & R. c.
viii Occupy Handsome Suites on Sec
ond South and West Temple Streets
Contracts for Shops,

The Rio Grande and Missouri Pacific
headquarters here are to have hand
some Offices In the Dooly block ON the
ground floor facing on Second South
and West Temple streets Arrange
ments are now being made to lease adj
ditiona offices so that the entire traf-
Nc department win be Of easy access,
with this object In view negotiations
are under way to Occupy ! naddltion
to the ticket Office on the corner the
offices adjacent west and south now
tenanted by Holman Payne & Co, the
Colorado Midland and others. In this
connection the Colorado Midland gem
oral agency viii move upstairs on the
third floor In the quarters now occupied
by Assistant General Freight Agent
S. V. Derrah OF the Rio Grande,
The new Offices are 10 be handsomely
decorted and equipped and the big ex-
panse OF plate glass outside win be
adorned with Gould system signs and
embems.
SPIKE AND RAIL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
NEW TOWNSHIP
TABOOS LIQUOR.
Sugar City to be the Address Of
The New Sugar Factory
In Idaho.
CAPITAL OF FIFTY THOUSAND.
The Company Has Bought $50 Acres
Of Land and viii Lay it Out in
Town Lots for Sugar Employees.

The Sugar City Town site company
was organized In Salt Lake yesterday.
This Is the name Of the new town
which Is to be laid out and built up
near the location Of the coming Free
mont County Sugar company almost
midway between Rexburg and st. An
thony, Idaho and close by the towns
Of Salem and Teton, The organizers
Of the company aAo mostly those inter-
ested In the Utah and Idaho sugar IN
dustry, the president being JOS. f.
Smith, the vice president and general
manager r. r. cutler the secretary
and treasurer II G.. Whitney and the
board OF directors JOS T. Smith, John
Il. Winder W. s. Mccormick, T, r.
Cutler, Heller }. Grant John Henry
Smith and John G. Cutler. Other
stockholders inclUde prominent citi-
Gems Of the Fremont county towns.
The company has purchased about
800 acres Of valuable land close 10y the
sugar factory location, and viii lay
il out In lots at once, the idea being
TO provide homes for those Interested
IN the sugar industry The need Of
small cottages for those concerned In
the sugar business has been demon-
strated both at Garland and Idaho
Falls, where the workmen have had
great difficulty to secure the necessary
accommodations quite a number Of
applications have already been re-
ceiyed for lots, and the oregon Short
Line has agreed to build a commodious
station on the site OF the new town.
The capital is $4,000. Of which $25,-
000 Is paid up. The articles of incor-
poration win be filed early next week
with the county clerk Of this county.
An interesting clause In the articles,
which illustrates the policy OF the own
ers OF the town site is the following;
mo intoxicating liquors shall ever
be sold or otherwise disposed Of, nor
shall gambling OF prostitution ever 10
permitted on the aforesaid toWnslte,
ana the board OF directors is hereby
required 10 provide In every convey
ance or lease Of any part thereof, for
the perpetual prohibition Of the evils
mentioned, upon such covenants as the
board may deem essential to secure the
objects mentioned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
WHICH SCHOOL =?

Before deciding, write to the Latter.
day Saints University, Salt Lake CITY,
J,ah.
This institution now has ample room
occupying six large buildings. More
Than 40 teachers have been selected
for this school year. The students
last year numbered 1921, ranging IN
age from Is to 40 years,
The courses now given, twenty IN
number represent the hest Of modern
Ideas In high school, normal CONNER
cial, scientific, domestic and industrial
work. There are separate Laboratories
for chemistry physics. and biology
distinct departments for art, wood
work, dressmak king, cooking kinder
garten training teegraphN typewrlt-
Ing shorthand, bookkeeping, penman'
ship and higher accounting; specific
courses for girls I'm domestic arts and
Tor boys In mechanic arts.
The social phase OF student NE In
this institution IL refined. .nteresting'
wholesome and distinctly educational
Pamphlets giving complete descrlp'
lions will be sent free TO those VINO
apply for them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22

ger c. l.. Chester, A. scholl DIR am,
Mrs. Griswold, Hector G.. GrisNo'I
.llsses Griswold, George h. nlrm
Miss COttrell, Miss Merrin. II lihin,'
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Nelson, Andrew How,
at, w. h, Lyons, Fred Myer. AFR. atJ
Mrs ID. A. Alarsnall and FAMILY Beb
Harris, Kitty NJ. Harris MI ana Ma
H. H. Tracey and son, Mrs. Spencer AID
son, los Ross, Mrs. sandy CLARK. Mn,
y, W. Glidden, Mr.. aud Mrs H. NJ,
Wilson, A. IA. Mayne. Buck Maync Ike
Mayne, q, Ii. Tribe, MI Hatfield. Rear
Duke, Vera Lynn, Adele G.. Javet Ar,
and Mrs. Robert s. Campbell, Donald y
Campbell, Rachel Il. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs, H. ID. Young.
A dancing party was given on Thurs.
day evening and was a very pleasant
and successful affair.
An interesting concert was given a,
the hotel on Wednesday evening All.
though II was an entirely imprompu
anair there was talent enough TO mako
1t success In every way
The Cheesman cottage Is closed Tor
the season.
Miss Vida Richards Is at the Sander.
son cottage.
Col Nelson's family occupy one Of the
In the FIVE and one half Mclongs race
Mrs, Pfoutzs new cottage IS occupied
by Mrs. Fisher Harris and family
Dr. Pmkerton returned q Brighton
during the week,
a jolly. party consisting Of Miss Ne.
lntosh, Miss calder Alr MeIntosh ana
M Tlauman came to BRIGHTON during
the week They came by way OF PARK
city and stopped 10 Visit The siyef
King mine.
Miss Catherine Foley sister Of Com.
mercal Agent j, a. Foley III the I'LL.
nols Central is visiting With her broth.
err here, Miss Foley. expects 10 stay
here for seyeral weeks ere returning 70
her home IN Chicago. w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
RIO GRAND SHOPS.
Contracts for Erection May be Let ANY
pay Now

+, Mertzheimer, superintendent Of
motive power and machinery for the
Rio Grande system was in the city
for n few hours yesterday Prior 10
leaving be said that the contracts for
1.-THE new shops In Denver and Salt Lake
might be let any day, All the neces-
gary plans and specifications had been
ready for some time. According to
Mr. Mertzheimer the shops VIII be
upon the very latest design the ma
chlnery being operated by electricity,
each machine TO be furnished with It's
own individual motor a system that
is in vogue In all up-to-date shops In
the country
The statement which has been relter-
ated at stated intervals by every
prominent official Of the Rio Grande on
the occasion Of visits to this city,
ought to create a furry IN west side
realty Offices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
Social and Personal.
dGS&SOG&SosS2Ss

aSSS&SSo%O2SsosS@1S's
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Jones announce
the engagement Of their daughter An
ME f., to Mr.. ]. Maync Read, the we'd
ding to take place Sept l6 The young
couple are very Wen known In this city.
MISS Jones having been a teacher at the
sumner school at the Utah university
this year, and a teacher in the Farm
ington schools for three years previous.
Mr.. Read is the son Of Supt Read Of
the street railway, and is at present
acting assistant time keeper for the
company.
Mr. and Mrs William Varey an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Kate. to Mr.. John Austin, the we'd
ding to take place Sept 9.
Rev and Mrs Louis c. Reynolds
announce the engagement OF their sis
ter Miss Lizzetta Zermansky, to Mr.
Sol Harris OF Sacramento. The wed.
ding viii take place Sunday afternoon
nj the home Of Dr. and Mrs. Reynolds.
Following the ceremony a reception VIII
ne held from until Q O'Clock. 4 cor
dial invitation is extended % all friends
10 be present. No invitations have been
issued.
Today occurred the wedding OF Miss
Ida J, Pratt to Mr. George b. Green
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. James announce
the engagement Of their daughter Min
ME to Lafayette Z. Whitney. The
marriage Will take place early In Sep.
TENDER
Emmett Moore win leave next week
for Palo Alto to enter Stanford uni.
ycrsity.
Or u " Silver has returned from
q two weeks Visit in southern Cali.
fornia.
Mrs. 4. IT, Cowle has returned 10 hor
home IN Denver after two weeks
visit IN this city
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre will have as
her guest the coming week, Miss Nan
KEEPER o. Philadelphia. Cards have
been issued for a luncheon IN her honor
on tridoy next at the Att club. m
which Miss Mcintyre and Miss Pearl
Van Colt viii act as hostesses. Miss
KEEPER VIII be guest of honor nj an I'm.
formal dancing party given by Mis-.
Mclntyrc. at her home on Sixth ana
b streets.
Mrs. NJ II. Klryin and daughters
leave next week FOR a two wears yfsii
In Europe. Mrs Kervins son Horry
VIII 50 with them as far as Washing.
ton. where be VIII enter school AZ
Georgcstown university. He win ioln
his mother and sisters In June OF next
year
The Misses Welby are entertaining
Mrs Phil Clark OF Eureka
Mrs. a. ~ Cherry and daughter
blanche, have returned from the east
They have been visiting mostly In Ohio
with relatives
Mrs J. u. owen returned TODAY from
Brighton, where she has been visiting
Brighton where she has been during the
heated term.
Mr and Mrs Elwood Bailey ana son.
and Miss Essie Bailey are home from
Wasatch.
Miss Nancy Mitchell left during the
week for her home in Omaha. While
In this city she was the guest Of Miss
Edna Clark.
Rev ?. A. slmpkln Ia expected home
from England about Sept 10.
Mrs. A. Mills Of The st. James hotel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
RECLAMATION or
THE ARID LANDS.
FIRST Annual report by Mr. Newell Gives
Detailed information Of the Great
work IN the Great west,


Washington, Aug 2i.-The FIRST an
nu3l report Of The arid land Tecama-
tlon service or the geological survey,
made By Mr.. ~ H. Newell who Is In
charge Of f. has been COmplcted and
soon win BE- made public II gives de-.
tailed Information OF the work 10 date
for The establishment Of q system Of
irrigation under direction Of the ma.
tignal government. IL appears that
work has been carrying on In the dif-
ferent localities In the various states
ana territories as follows
on Salt and ella rivers IN Arizona,
on Colorado river In California, on
North Platte. Gunnlson and Grand riv-
era In Colorado. on Snake river IN Ida
hoi on the deep well problems OF west
en Kansas, on MIX river IN Montana
on the artesiqn well probabilities OF
western Nebraska, on Carson and
Truckoe rivers In Nevada, on the arte-
sian proba bilitles OF central Oregon
on Bear river In Utah. on Yakima riv-
or IN Washington. around Lake De-
smet and also on Sweetwater river in
Wyoming
AZ each OF the places where sys-
-hhANNNtN WIN mas hNNli AhNNNfaV'A NAfN
limlnary temporary Withdrawals OF
public lands have been made, but the
areas which may be reclaimed are In
dicated only IN a general way by those
temporary congregations.
Commenting on the effect OF these
Withdrawals the report says
"The impossiblity Of stating In adj
vance what lands will ultima lely be
recommended FOR reclamation viii re-
suit In great disappointment to many
persons The fact that the lands have
been temporarily set aside Is, In the
eyes of many an indication that these
lands VIII be reclaimed, and although
every attempt has been made to warn
individuals OF the futility OF filing upon
these lands under the homestead law.
they persist IN taking up the land on
the bare possibility that the surveys
and examinations viii ultimately show
II TO be reclaimable. It is an I'M
fortunate condition, which. apparently,
cannot be corrected at present"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
MINERS CLOSE CALL.
Harry McFate Caved Upon While Work
ing in the Bullion Beck,
Especial to the "Newsy)

Eureka Utah, Aug. 22.-EIarry Nc
Fate, one Of the leaseTs OF the Bullion
Beck mine, was cayed upon while at
work on the 9OO.foot level this morn.
Ing sustaining q badly crushed leg
About ton OF rock In which McFate
was drilling slid down upon him With
out warming pinning his right leg
beneath H. After releasing his leg he
crawled of into the drift end was as
sisted to the shaft by another leaser
Dr. Monahan reduced the fracture,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
RuRLINGTON SURVEY.
Engineer Corps on Butte and salmon
River Completes work.

Dillon. Mont, Aug 22.--The survey
ng corps OF the Butte and Salmon Riv-
er railroad by which 70 Is aimed TO tap
some OF the richest farming ana min
ing sections Of Idaho. have completed
running their lines and viii return 20
Billings. where their field notes win be
worked out Il IS believed that Bill
ings promoters OF railroad are backed
boy the Burlington people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Mar. Josephine Bagley has fled suit
In the district court for a divorce, from
EDWARD Bagley on the ground Of deser-
ton and failure 70 provide. The couple
were hurried at Heller city on April
%, 1895, and three children have been
born 10 them. two girls aged six and
four years and boy aged 10 months.
Mrs Bagley however asks only for the
custody OF the boy. >
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
MAYFLoWER ARRIVES.

a telegram received at the presi-
dents Office from the Dominion Steam
ship line, announces the arrival at
Queenstown yesterday Of the steam
ship Mayilower On this vessel We're
the following Mischa Markow. Salt
Lake; j, w. Booth, r. w. Vance and
julius Beck Of Alpine, Stephen NJ. Pc
terson Of Redmond, SEWER county, and
other Utah and Idaho passengers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
- =a==--=-
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.


'"TVVI"I 70 IIE NUM-, J
Washington, d c.. Aug, Ca civil
servlce examination will be held al Salt
Lake on oct for position Of stem
ographer and typewriter in government
service, An examination win be held at
Sheridan, Wyo,, Sept 10. for the position
OF clerk and letter carrier in the post
office in that city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
FIVE MILES COMPLETE.
First standard Gunge Road 10 he Built
In Alaska.

Seattle Wash, Aug, % Five miles
of the only standard gauge railtoad
ever butt IN Alaska are now in opera
tion between the mouth OF Solomon
river and Council City, the metropolis
OF the GoloNn bay district This
stretch Is a portion Of the North Star
line Mail adyices from that region
state that rot only a I'VE mile division
Is being operated, but that 10 Mules Of
grading have been completed, The total
length Of the line Is SO miles. Present
plans contemplate its completion by
Sept 10.
The Work Is being prosecuted under
the general management Of J. Warren
Dickson, vice president Of the Western
Alaska Construction company. COM
peted. the property viii represent TO
its owners an Investment Of 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
i,IEIl

FRANCISCAN 63s west Second North.
this city, Aug % 1898. Of heart dis.
ease. Erls wife % Walter r. Francis,
and daughter of Carrie and Annie
Oborg born May no. 1881. In Evanston.
Wyo.
Funeral Tuesday, the time and place
20 be announced later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22

As the regiments return from the
Philippines they are being equipped
with the new regulation dress and
equipment and commands about 10 sail
and those already in the islands are al
lowed TO keep the old style So there
are now two styles In vogue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
salt Lake High Priests.

The regular meeting Of the High
Priests of the Salt Lake stake Of Zion
will be held IN the Assembly hail. Sat-
urday Aug 20. 1903. at II o'clock q. m.
A good attendance is desired.
DAVID MCKENZIE,
WILLIAM ASPER.
HAMILTON G. PARK.
Presidency OF Quorum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
SHAMROCK WILL
Be RE-MEASURED

New York. Aug. o. Shamrock III
VIII be remeasured IN Erie basin Mon
day morning by G. y. Mower, official,
measurer Of the New York Yacht club,
IN the presence Of representative Of
thhe Reliance. Lewis Cass Ledyar1.
chairman OF the racing committee Of
the New York Yacht club, notified
Sharman Crawford vice commodore
Of the Royal Ulster Yacht squadron
to that effect In the following tee-
gram.
SHARMAN CRAWFORD NOTIFIED.
Mr. Iselln reports that you Informed
him. just before starting on Yesterdays
race that Shamrock III. when meas
urcd, did not have The anchor and ca
bic on board before starting. You re-
ported It also TO the regatta commit
tee, This, n true. would require a new
measurement under the agreement, be-
fore starting another race | appreciate
that II would be impossible now for you
10 procure a measurement before start
ing tomorrow. and understand that the
regatta committee has requested that
Shamrock Ill be remeasued on Mon
day Under the circumstances knowing
that the error arose from an oversight
our committee are willing that your
boat should start tomorrow but subject
20 the new measurement TO be taken on
next Monday The vessel on such
measurement Is to be exactly in the
same trim as when sailing Saturday
which fact viii be established by your
own statement.
(Slgnedl