davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

Kentucky is said to hold the record
of all the states in the Union for towns
with odd and unusual names, says
the Louisville Courier-Journal. Eden,
which is in Butler county, should prop
erly come first in the list of towns,
and Immediately after 1t would logic
ally come Adam, which is in Lawrence
county. Eve is in Green county, and
is a promising place, although small
Gains Store is in Pulaski. Abel, the
second born. is in Laurel county
Happiness is peculiarly connected
with some of the towns, at least so
far as the names go, even If the con-
nections do not go further. One ought
certainly to be happy in Bliss, which
is in Adair county, or in JOY, Living
ston county and one certainly would
not be sad If he lived in Jolly, Daviess
county. On the other hand, one would
not derive much pleasure from exist
ing in town which possessed the
name of Blood. Blood is in Galloway
county and is said to be an exceed
ingly peaceable little city. Caution,
Clay county. may possibly be well
named If that county's reputation that
1t was best to proceed circumspectly
be correct The inhabitants of Angel,
Whitley county, should certainly have
In contrast with these comes Ice,
Letcher county. and Snow, Clinton
county. These two places are not in 1t
with Summer Shade, which is In Met
calfe county as that is a tolerably
warm place. Pump, in Morgan county.
has it's opposite in Poverty, which Is
in Mclean county. The man who
named Alone, in Metcalfe county. must
have been tired and lonesome when he
fixed the sad name to 1t. Awe, in
Lewis county, suggests subdued feel
ing, while Faith. i'm Mclean county,
and Hope, in Montgomery county. give
one a sense of rest and confidence.
good dispositions, as well as those who
live in Halo, Logan county, or Sugar
Galloway county.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

"The Testimony of the Girls Them
selves Demonstrates 1t Does Pay
to Be Good"
BY Lieut.. Col. William II. Cox, Salvation
Army
| presume a larger number of girls
who have stumbled and fallen upon the
pathway of life pass annually through
the rescue homes of the Salvation army
than through any similar institutions.
OF the thousands who have thus been
sheltered under the wing of this organ
ization the percentage of permanent
reformations is between eighty and
ninety. 1t may therefore be taken as a
fact that more than eighty out of every
one hundred of these girls who come to
us by their anxiety to go back to a re-
spectacle life demonstrate it does pay
to be good. Surely testimony coming
from these girls is not without weight.
We must take life as a whole-not
only present life but the life that is to
come. Weighing things carefully and
giving everything its proper balance.
do not think any normal person will
call in question the fact that it does
pay to be good and to do good The
dollar and cent standard is not the
proper one to raise on such an occasion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

has arranged for the evening to be
very warm, and she will languidly
wave gauzy fan picked out with bril-
liants, prepared especially for the oc-
casion. She even knows the things
she is going to say, and my! but they
are poetical! oh, 1 can just see myself
walking away from all you others and
doing the real fine work of the sum-
mer! That silver tissue scarf to go
tround me IL it turns in cool toward
midnight is quite the finishing touch.
Really, I'm in very shiver of excite
ment. BY the way, isn't it the clever
est conceit to have your shoulder strap
slip off in that way?
EXHIBIT VI
The conceit of some rags! AS If there
were any doubt about my being the
gaddest Of the collection! What is
summer without a yachting suit? The
money put into me alone would have
bought dozen everyday costumes! No
ordinary tailor or dressmaker would
suffice. Dear no! 1 was turned out by
the man who makes the real sailor uni
forms for the navy and everything
about me is genuine. My buttons, the
embroidered anchors, the stars in the
corner of my collar-all are the real
on me / show the rank of an admiral
at the very least. The belt buckle she
has provided is the only thing I'm un-
certain about It's the one she coaxed
away from a West Point cadet at the
commencement hop last year. and I'm
faut to mix up army and navy in that
way Besides, she wasn't exactly fair
to that West Point cadet. She let him
think he was the only man in the world
and-well-the old, old story. He was
the only man for the time. But If her
thought was rather clever. She said
you should do unto a cadet as you
would he should do unto you-but do
it first. Well, anyhow, that was the
way last summer and 1t is past and
gone now and we have a very vital
present to deal with.
l am destined for great havoc, and if
don't win hands down she will sue
the uniform maker for sticking her with
an unsatisfactory article or sell me sec
ond hand. What a fate for one of my
tender sensibilities! 1 shrink to think
hadn't been shrunk before cutting).
Barring the belt buckle everything
about me is extremely slick. The navy
blue silk stockings which will go
through the smallest finger ring;
the voluminous wells to fiutter
from her hat brim. the pretty lit
tie watch fob in the form of
compass = all are perfection. And
the thrilling romance which she pic
lures for the deck of some beautiful
steam yacht! She doesn't know what
yacht yet, as she isn't intimately ac-
quainted with any one who has yacht.
but she means to be before the summer
is over, and then how quickly she will
get to work. She has delightful vi
sions of me lolling on the deck, my
trim blue and white harmonizing pleas
ingly with the landscape. How she will
order the steward about and the ami
able young man who owns the yacht
ah, but she means to own him, too, be-
fore she gets through with that cruises
Nal de mer? Mercy no! What possi-
BILE charm could there be in the most
enhancing yachting costume that was
ever invented If 1t were accompanied
by case of NAL de mer?
EXHIBIT VII.
What am l, you ask? You would bet
ter put the question, for II is evident
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

things, II look to you for the time of
my life!" and of course / mustn't dis
appoint her after that. The dress
maker demonstrated about sewing
spangles on my bodice declaring that
they tarnish at the seashore, but she
insisted, for, you see, she had a scene
all beautifully planned. A moonlight
evening, the club house veranda and
the glitter of spangles in the soft light
of the moon. She thinks the man must
be made of rock and stone who could
resist such enchantment and naturally
there is to be man.
He will be sitting in a wicker chair
beside her drinking in with eagerness
the gleam of spangles the misty soft
ness of chiffon ruffles and the creami-
ness of dimpled shoulders rising from
the spangles. The full moon is to cast
it's effulgence upon the scene and the
man is to go off his head completely. |
Only an insensate brute could fail to
do so, and she hopes not to meet any
insensate brutes this summer. She |
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
ODD NAMES IN KENTUCKY

THE END.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

shoulders who saves ours-well, it's
ali fixed in her mind; but I can't helr
thinking what calamity it would be ii
he didn't reach us in time and my
siiken splendor should repose on the
bottom of the sea! In the event of
such a happening there is death bed
confession 1 ought to make-some of
my curves are made of waterproof
padding.
EXHIBIT V
I overheard her saying that a sum-
mer ball gown was about the most fas-
Gina ting thing in the whole of creation,
and she fairly Rugged me when l came
home in the dressmakers box all care
fully folded between sheets of tissue
paper. She tried me on seven different
times before the long glass and whis
pered the most flattering things in my
ear. you angel" was one of the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
Some Figures From Bellevue
BY the superintendent.

The alcoholic ward at Bellevue, which
is quoted so frequently in the news
papers, is only for the temporary care
of women suffering from intoxication
who become suddenly violent. The
cases of long standing are sent to the
poorhouse at Randall's island. The fol-
lowing table is the record of cases ad-
mtted during the past year:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

any uncertainty in my ethical views,
but simply that any utterance will be
subject to such perversion that injury
will follow. Correction of such views
is undignified and practically impossi-
ble-therefore, 1 have, for a long time,
made it a rule to avoid public discus
sion upon sociological points touching
my business affairs. My action and pol
icy are before the worldly them
must be judged, and beyond that / do
not think it in the interest of public
service to go.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

Women of the class of Nan Patterson,
suffering from diseases brought on by
dissipation and neglect, are brought 70
the hospital, and If emergent are oper-
ated upon Nine out of every ten, their
condition being so serious, die. while
those having any chance TO live are
sent to Randalrs island.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
Defines His Position as to the oues-
ton
BY Robert Q. ogden.

The fact that l am interested in the
employment OF women is a Controlling
reason why l should not appear before
the public as expressing opinions upon
The subject involyed-not that there is
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

What am l, you ask? You would bet
ter put the question, for II is evident
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
Demand for Cheaper GNs,

New York june ETA petition, based
ou the recent legislative gls ana light,
iug iuyuHlicatlon made here N about
10 ho presented by Mayor Mcclellan 10
the state commission of gas ana clCr.
irlcliy lor a reduction In the price "
Rus I'm Manhattan, Brooklyn and tho
Creator part of the BronN 10 70 cents 4
thousand feet to private consumer,
The petition win be offered under u
law passed by the last session at the
Legislature creating the commission
which provides that tho mayor NJ "a
city or 100 consumers of q gas company
may call upon the commission for u
reduction IN the price of gas
Tho law went into effect on june /,
aut tho commission was tp have or.
glni2'd hst Friday, hut the unwilling
moss Of james " sheffield 10 accept tho
appointment differed 10 him by the gov.
ornor prevented the organization ami
brought about situation IN which tho
gns and electrical companies arc for.
hlddrn tn take any step NJ importance
without the consent of u commission
which has not yet como into existence,
Many applications under tho new law
hayo already been sent to Albany and
are nov awaiting consideration,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
PRICES OPENED
HIGHER TODAY.
Demand Was Well Distributed
Gains Generally Being Limited
10 Small Transactions.
ADVANCE CAUSED PROFIT TAKING
IN hflotsoOn Market Showed Some
lnclInhIlop 10 Slide
Back

New York June 2;-prites opened nigh.
tr Oh a Noll distributed demand, GAME
generally were limited to email iarlloNB
but there were running sales Ut GOO
shares VI Union Pacific at l?Sl. and at ls9
compared with ~ last night baltimore
a ohio, Delaware y lludtou Missouri
Pacific Tennessee Coul ana Metropolitan
Securities rose large tuctQnY There
Nae a gain u ~ In Central Railroad Of
New Jersey ana " ~ IN Great Northern
preferred, fractional advances Ncro mnGt
20 he initial advances IN the railroad
stocks but thc Improvement was carried
considerably further lu a number ot IN
Independent steel houks. H. Paul Union
Pacific Reading ana ulhor luvolltos icll
back TO yesterday closing under rSalllu.
lon, Meanwhile Tie ypcplNllca were bDhg
accumulated ul advancing pluw ANA ~
u u'nock Tounpwrc coal uuWou u Ealn
NJ a. sluSuFhgfNold stool Hn GuucrU
Electric 3 Republic Steel prcioncd g,ud
Republic stool Colorado Fuel and llldo
ana Leather preferred a. "a lho BUY
lng Of these SHOCKS eventually chrDkud the
gyIllug elsewhere I'm the RAILROAD list
Ere q e., n ~ louls, ana Nhr'lluy
ana Lake lrir improved a po.nl ana
Minneapolis ~ l'tu ana raulu Nlo
Marie "a, Atlantic Coast llno Welded T.
Chicago. a. Paul Minneapolis ANA
Omum w.,
The advance IN Nh, sppclalilos was uto1
TO tlkc Woht IN ihc stocks lhtl were
Nrpng ana active AtH,rduA including the
lavnuy the Pennsylvania und some 9th.
yrs Prices II these tuDks were ,nlrud
back 10 nsl nights level or below Tyu'
nrssDu Coal reacted ! and MinnoNpoll'
~ Paul and fuuli 81 Marie ~. Othur
Of IN Canadian groups Wud luWu t'n'
uul made hnlnlod plint Of 10 lR Unit
ud SWlus Reduction 3 and Northern Pa
rno ~. The trading became dull AZ
lhr reaction and the rise NJ a point IN
Baltimore & ONO sllnncd thu ltt Ut noon,
bonds We're steady
Tho market showed more inclination 10
slide than 20 20 NJ ana the midday raj.
~ was soon checked by the determined
pressure against H. Paul Union lhclUo
ana Reading over night lossrs IN tnuso
stocks roUch,l only a small fraction, but
lltllc remained Of the forenoon advance IN
somc VI the other railroads and specials
ties
The market generally shoNcd hcayncss
and unwilllngncfp iu respond ~ the bun
denominations IN gpcolul stocks sugar
was run mp 90 1891. Without prCutug any
decided fleet on the list
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
CONCENrR AIEs.

George q. Bradley. chief engineer ~
the 'tuh Copper company 10 gonln'l
to he apartments WIN 70 severe atlach
ol toniilitlF
Manager n, ". Cornish OF the pIocne.
Nevada Consolidated company came IN
from camp yesterday morning, "" re-
ports quito little activity at lloch',
". q, Orccsou, brother NJ 4, H.
Groodr, manager 1T the Mining Re-
vluw hus arrived from Louisville kN
and hue accepted % position with that
p'pcr
The one and bullion settlements re'
ported late yesterday by Mccormick q
60, were. az follows crude ore and
concentrates $4,000 base bullion tlp'
100 base bullion ,!9?oO
George T. pocnz. formerly engapyl
IN thc mnNug business nt La, Vegas.
New hut who o. now "a resident of THIS
rllN departed last uight for The new
Nlppono dirirINt alooR the Sut LAKE
Route
rnannoWycd, dividend checks from
tho head unlcCf " the Horn SILVER Mln'
inc company made thor appearance
among local shareholders Yesterday att
om0on, The amount Of the distribution
h. 3 ocntf % share. arglcgating a sum
all told of 100000,
H. q, Wilson has returned AFTER "A llNo
months absence IN california, Tie made
Los Angolci his headquarters Whllo
away and H. greatly impressed Win
that southern california metropolis,
Nh Wilson recently acquired attrac'
tive mining interests I'm western All'
sonn,
the New York parties with ~hom W,
H. libb1ls recently closed dcal for
the nalo OF the ohio Girl group In th1
,loldliald New district are expected
TO reach the city next week TO complete
the organization Of 4 new company AND
10 arrange tor the final payment OH tho
Rrounl,
cant II, G, Lawrence, manager Of tho
SEWER Consolidated, after siege ot
Illness which Ha3 Kept MIN In tho hose
pltal Ter several months has sufficiently
recovered to como down town aud an
advice of his physicians win leave for a
Two months trip 10 the Pacific coast
this evening Portland viii be Ms llrBt
objective point
The ore shipments oven the rouopah
railroad this wock aggregated Liza ton.,
Of which 1876 tons came from Goldncld,
Tho shipments are divided aH follows
From 1onopah--Tonopah company, $40
tons, Tonopah Extension company 3l0
tons, Moniaua.ronopah, $50 IONS Bel
mont, no toms Cullforniu.Tonopah, ~
tons From Noldncld~ combinations "
tons w. *, Grave, 80 tons From liulI,
frog neutrality-suspicious., %
tons, -ronopah Miner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
PRODUCE,


.,'WgoHo jnn' ~ Predictions or'ud1l.
Nont luln IN We uollhNGl oroui0u a
WIN loho o We wheat market here today,
ulorguh thn July option bclng compare.
voslmg weather m the soulhwrI, miy
gpcnod V To- (, lglor ~ % 10 cox and
trplomlo' up - 70 4 1T so, ~ $50 IN,
d,l ',1llrr'd selling July weakened IN
H'r. hnl Ipllol nRlln 10 wl ON tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

1 portion of lhc vein auayng SO To the
tom Tho opinion IN Expressed that the
Eagle a lllur Bpll win make another
Contenulul'lgurC II h now pretty
generally ugrood tina, the erection ~
the new copper Nmpllcr by The AmcrI.
can smelling A. Rollulug company VIII
cut NJ custom smelling pronts ~
the valley to u point whore they VIII
cease 90 be attractive, Tho Bingham
management lS congrnluAtng Itself
that II has put the rompluys not
earnings into development work and
prepared ltF mines 10 supply lts mcl.
Yer WITH nll the ore II ran possible hal.
die Az ls several contracts ~ rcuslom
orc expire the linghum company viii
decline 10 rcnrW them except 1T prIuos
that WIN warrant me construction uf
additional smeltor capacity Tho ling,
nam company IN declared To- DC IN cN.
gollcni condition financially
'Ulph Consolidated Increased It's
scnl'nnnuul dividend 10 S. per share.
~ expected, II h understood that the
company earned moro than 50 per share
IN the past slY months or at the rate
~ nprly s. per year. The advance
Development WORK in the mine has been
~ adjusted that II II not improbable
''"' or" 'NlI'I m lIl VT Iillu' lllH N'NI
M u cost %, four cents per pound
While Il continues Do sell around So
pen share Ilph stock ~ uuuucalIon,
ably one Of the most attractive cop,
pew Investments I'm the world Assume
That n Is making q pros, of only 10
coulF Ter pound ON Iis present plodur,
ton tVo.ruuN decline I'M copper
plco would rrduOo lts net EARNINGS
only 90 pei. cent Whllo lhr pronls ~
other copper p'lnlrg companies would
b. ear down non 30 10 30 pcl cent
0tlcwto stated, n rloh n earning so
per sh1re ON The sale NJ 100000
pounds NJ conner NJ Is ceuts IL would
be- able 20 ear, $40 on 70 N.cent $3.50
ON % la.,.it and N!o ON l2.cont cop,
nor mrkDt There 10 NO doubt there,
rorc. mat the proson. dividend rate vill
BE- NJ lcaU maintained af % l9'ooul
p,upUr market H. an mpoFshllilN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
TROUBLES ARE SETTLED
Raymond'lllinols shareholders Asr,e on
stock Apnortlonmoni

At the special stockholders meeting
Of the Raymond.llllnols MinIng com
pany ~ Unite, which was held yeeter.
day afternoon, q change IN the articles
OF incorporation was authorized IN OF.
der That q proper npportlonmont of
The stock ~ the company might be Of.
loctod All the differences between the
shureholuors q the old Illinois and
Raymond companies have been annie.
ably settled ana now everyone IL ready
10 pull together IN tho Interests Of he
now amllgumalcd company Develop.
mCnt operations VIII soon be- inuugur.
atod The Raymond Interests viii re-.
ooiNo 'gjO0OO shares and the Illinois
lGi 900 shares The president ana gen.
cral manager OF the company ~ John
g. sullivan, j, u Wood " vice proM
dent John g. Lynch, secretary and
treasurer who, win Thomas kcnms
ana i, NJ Whoolor form the board Of
directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27

showed the greatest uurngth NJ the on.
IRE session july advancing lo 'ut and
September to NGl
scarcity of oftcrlnRs woF largely w..
sponslblo tor me upmrl Tho market
closed stroug, julv brns up luls NJ No3,
nhA ScnlCmhcr was up u.s. ul NGd
Corn. Later the drmnnd from bull head.
cls uugmonlrd by active huylng by shorts
July advanced 10 SOW and september ~
a.'s Tho close waN strong Win July Wp
q, 40 ,6N
,..o'G NA.u-uN o'Aoo,F sept
Corn. lulN @',, old. SEA. Sept. 5i,;
Old Bob. pcc, 20, Old il',, Moy l'',
DCcp Gb, MAY g.
r9rR-JulN l9Gi'1i sept l3ogu ocG
ya aot" "A. Yet, ii;M SiI yss ,i;jo''''
Mbs. July iS!g, sept 500. oct.
S02lt
Ryo.July, &C.
fluN cash northwest iD.
Barley cash i3ui0
Timothy June 8lO
'loNcrajunc, 1850
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
uTAll COPPER STOCKS,
Hosion Commenls raVorahly on Local
Mining Enterprises,

Tho BOSTON Commercial commenting
ON Utah Copper alurW In NV current
Issue htN the following IN cay,
'lnllcl states Mining has decided 10
ISSUE 10000 shmos NJ lW stock IN stock,
holders 1l s., per share and IN ueo the
proceeds lu take u rrr the De Lunur
copper lnlulng company "a company
having capitalization NJ S. 600 900
ana owning u refinery ~ tWiorul n,
H. tho lumu plant that has boon
handling tho I. \, Mining bullion out.
put for como time psL The H. 4.
rumpuny lus Increased iir somI.uuuual
dividend tn 90 uonts per share, Ag NCi,
however the report or statement ~
.loukhuldolN promised long aRo, ls not
fuuhuomlug OF the contemplated IN.
ruusp I'm stock and lts probable mar.
,rl unopt ono of the best posted hr0k.
pIH ON state street says " the price
of a. H. MUmg stock declines Ia par
ml shows support lhvrD ! shall be- rll-
laOpl that the company has II good nl,
Wr prospect n tho stock Is sup,
ported M iu pmUul level and later
advanced. however ! shah understand
the dividend iUprruHo ana IN, market
movement us indicating u desire on
the pant uf the inridorr 20 oll ul loatt
10 uuuIon Of their holdings
bingham ~ making lnrrcusud shp.
muR NJ high grade silVcr,lond ores
from us dalton 6 Lark properties ~
the custom mollor ana deriving sub.
rWuUul pronls lhcrofrom The nov
shaft W Inc Euglc a niue DoIb which
wa. started By the Bingham after n
purchased control IN now down 1000
foot aud the vein VIII he cut 10 tht
Lowell within u few weeks 81 the lU,
a above NoO reoL the most valuable
ore showing 80 Lu encountered W lha
properly vag revealed u considerable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
SHELTER FOR Ida,
Company organize and construction
WIN tOmmones soon

\ new smcllcr II ono Of the improve.
mtuls win which The LldH Nevada,
district IL foon to be provided The Ne,
vlda orc Purchasing Smelling 4 Re-
nnlng company hlf been organized
through The efforts Of g Y, Bernard,
president Of tho Liza Thanksgiving
company
II n The intention Of the company
90 Occt lhc plant lu the very near ~,
turc, II being claimed that an tho nee.
osuy financial backing tor the enter.
prise having been guaranteed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
TIE SKOOkUM CASE,
Judge Morgan at Wslinee, Ida, Make,
lmr0riUnl Ruling

wallace. Idaho juno &c. Judge
Morgun of the district court todny
douird the application of the Chcmmg
MINING company Tor nu injunction re.
rlmlnmg Kennedy i llunlcy from col,
Letting 100000 Judgment awarded him
by federal courts In his suit against
tho Umpire state Mining company,
charles Sweeney ANA w. LOWS Cmrk.
Involving ownership " onc.rlghlh
interest IN the Skookwm mine, tie
also denied an application for the ap.
polntmont OF u receiver
The Skpokum ,ugc ~ ouc W the
most celebrated mining suits ever
brought In Idaho, II hu8 been In fed,
rral courts several years The an,
premc court NJ the United Slnlos de.
ridpd I'm llunlpy'H fulur ana AN oNc,ur
liou for Nl0oOuo judgment has been iN.
sued ont ul the federal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
IN AMERICAN FORK.
Ale, Goliath says this Will he NsaI
~ Bia Vents for that Csmp,

Alex Goliath, WHO is MANAGING tho
Alta,QuIncy property a. Alta, and
which h sure to gct u slice Of tho biz
Vein recently opened IN the Albion
nno I'm that camp N enthusiastic over
the possibilities from The Little Cotton.
wood district IN which the clmp Of
Alta Is situated, aud Is equally sam
guinc That the American Fork district
w. gong TO be the location Of several
Blk producers
Mr tolbnth has secured loothold
I'm the unmp and while others are going
into the iomuto districts Of other siatos.
he rs satisfied that the chances for
success In camps CLOSER 10 homo arc
jusl us good NE looks FOR some i'm.
porhnl developments I'm American
Fork This summon, somo ~ which aru
llkoly lp place lho uamp In lho front
ranks of Utah producers,