davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-14

First class rooms at the Portland house. Skagway's medium priced house. Baths and all conveniences, Centrally located, 9th avenue, opposite Post Office, ll3 tf
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-14

We now have just abouC everything and are selling every day at Sixth and State until our new store Is ready, Lynch & Kennedy. ll6 lGt
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-14

Subscribe for The Alaskan,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-14

Monty Snow left yesterday morn- ing for Halues and HInduStuEi, where be enters the service of the road com mission for the balance ot the season After that Mir. Snow thinks be will hike for the inside.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-14

Best meals in Whltehorso at Royal Cafe. Of
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-14

LoST-Pearl handled pocket knife, Finder return to Alaskan office. lOS u.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-14

Best meals in Whltehorse at Roya Cafe. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-14

turned Wednesday and sailed south on the Dolphin. He reports having killed four bear.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-14

Smoke "The Embocado," best clea Havana cigar in the market.
 tf w. w. BouGhtou, Dist. Agt.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-14

Wynn Johnson will be a passenger on the Princess Beatrice on the down trip.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
spab mnb and iein.
Tebenia6lih.

SsSSSSSS&SSSS@
Nebenia6lih.
Sauer: 8enn gle flint Sabre in
ungorn tparen, 9err Baron, bann
tonnen Sic mir bieuei6t Iosen, iuie
oaS 8ano bort iIf2
Baron: 8roBartie, frldbtbar fpie
Elm Rarnbiesl
9auer: limb Das Waier?
Baron: gerremtefe. baS bab' i6
nereenen. gu eeriu6e1l
- - y
Splserung.
Batter unb Sobn iiSen i'm geifdrs
rant. Der Sobn ldBt iid einen 3abns
ito6er bringen unb eibt Dem aeGner
3ebn Yfennise Srinfgelb.
Batter: Bns? 3ebn Yienuiee fir
einen Sabnito6er? 8enn Oh iest ei>
men W~ait6aum beiteait, bin i6
rutnlert.
Salih anfsefaRt.
Sotenfrau lin einen anuftaben Der
Stabt treteno) Cine l6one gmpfebz
lung bon unierem Germ Yfarrer unb
id ioa linn elm aiftel Gigarren nit
beimbrineeu.
Commits: Soaen es ihfpere iein
ODER lei6te?
gotenfrau: CO mar mir Ihon lieber.
ipenn 9 mir leifte 9eben tbdten. neil
id 10 pie 10 nod biel beim5utrasen
bab.
~ ~ ~
Jplgermng.
Gn9ldnoer: Barum lit benn beute
Die gauge Staot beleuhtet?
Ginbeimiider: 8eil Die Yrin5eiiin
ein ainb befpmmen bat.
@%n9ldroer: Sas mub i1 mir nos
tieren. (SGreibt IN lein Notisbu6) t:
Weun Die 0eutlhen lire Stdbte be-
leu6ten, befommen Die Yrin3eilinnen
ainDer.
- ~ y
FutSp.
S6reiber: IS lit merfpiiroia, menn
i'd einmal franf auf bas Bureau
fomme. beiBt es tets, ih lei ipobl be-
3edt gemelen. 8enn Der 5err Hatt
einmal be5eht 9epeien. 10 beiSt eS
INNER, er lei trantl
- u y
Ans benz Snieratentbeil elmer ameri-
faniihen iSeitmns.
Sobn 5arriion, praftiiher Nr8t unr
@6irurg, be6anoelt ale uubeilbarer
aranfbeiten unb perpflidtet lid I'M
Safe zines IiBerfolaes, Die Sdlfte
Der 9eerbieunssfoiten 5u ii%bernebmen.
~ - y
Seiheibene Sorberuns.
Sonnta9Sidser (5u eiuem Sreiber.
ben er aneeihoIen) 8as ~nerlanser
Sic S6mer5ens9elb?
Sreiber: 3pei Iarf finf5ie
&fenuig.
Sonnta9sidger (erfreut) (: Gia. bas
fpmmt ia beinabe biQiser oils oas
acknowledgment
~ - e
SfOn seiast.
a.: Saben Sic ihon sebort, De,
reife Sddermeiiter bat ia beut ieint
ein6ige Sod)ter p%eritpBen, neil lie MIDI
Den alien 9ampfmiiaer beiratber
ippQtel
g.: Go? @m. alio elm Meblo.
bramnl
" &
gersriffen.
Serr (ber, III Der Sanb cine srpBt
Shahtel, nit isiner Shlpiesermuttel
aus Dem Goupee lteisen mill. gun
Tadtrd9er) Nebnlen Sic mir einmnI
Die alte Shadtcl dbl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
Salih anfgcfast.
~ ~ ~
Jplsermng.

G~n9ldnoer: 8arum lit oenn beute
Die gauge Staot beleuftet?
Gtnbeimiider: 8eil bic Hrinseiitn
ein Sinh betommen bat.
@%ngldroer: Sas mub i1 mir mo-
tieren. (S6reibt III iein Noti5bud) /:
8eun Die 0eutihen lire Stdbte be-
-leu6ten, befommen Die Srin5eiiinnen
ainOer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
auibsmabruns BON gSinter S6It.

Sir Die Iuibepobrung unb m09s
lifit lun9e @rbnltung bon 8inters
o6lr folgenbe erprphte Mufbelpa6s
runasz WetbpDe:
Wit @intritt beS @inters brinet
mon oaS 81 n~erpabren0e S6it i'll &iz
item, Safer ober @efdBe. pie lie cbcu
5ur 6anb linb, unb iii0t Die 3iuiifen
rdlme mGhrenb res Giuibiatcns nit
mOglihlt feiuem Saupc nia Der o5er
meber 5u feud)t nod 5t trpdcn iein
bari. Im beiten ba5u 0eeiguet lit ieis
ner SluBiano, neil bieler sic uenig
item erbigen Sbeile nit lid fiibrt. Sie
Inibepahrung. Der 10 9efiiQten Be-
batter geidieht am beiren III einenI
froit freien Seller. 100 man oil6 NoS
GinId)ihten pprnimmt. Megen Ser
iNiebenbeit Der 2aaeriueile oe5 mliquz
belpabrenoen SbiteS lit cS erforhcrlid,
iold,es nah %erihiepenbeit Der Neifes
6eit 81 ipnneru, unb bieies inter Gns
gnbe Der Sorte nuf Dem Sebdlter 81
bemerten.
guf pieIe @eile bebarf ous S6It
feineS Seitrnubenben naftbeiliQeu
Surhiuhens. on falls aud ein8elnc
Sriihte ianlen. BEL Dem bieIelben OBJ
Iheibenben Snnoe cine Initedunq
niht leitt errolgt. &eiter bebnlten
Die Srii6te I'M Sonoe cine ganS Dor
5iialihe SriIde; lie ipelteu fait oar
niht uno Die 3eit. in Der Die SriiGte
gut erbaltsn bleiber. pauert l1naer.
Ieiter ldBt iih aif oieie @eiie niel
S6it ~aufbenabren. pa Die Siiteu bod
iibereindnSer iteben fonreu, nobel
man Die SundGit r~eiienpen Sorten
cbenGin brinst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
ShDn seiast.

a.: Saben Sic ihon sebort, Der
reidc Sddermeiiter bat ia beut feline
ein5ige Sodter perituBen, neil lie nidt
Den alien Sampfmiiqer beiratben
lpoutel
g: 60? 9mL alio elm Ieblos
bramal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07

SStneH1UuH perpelontlneN, % er q
sanae liebe LANCE Sabr MIR Quad
ialber : In5eigen unb etipas limbs
lpirtbi6aftlide Spiegelfe6terei 51
lelen ecfommtl
Ser NiisfaI u%nierer 8ei3ens
erlte, beralihen nit Dem @rtrdge
oes @%oriabres, betrdgt aber iber
100 Wiaionen @ui6els, unb ielblt
oann. fpenn Grgentinien bier Mtal
10 bel 8ei5en fir Die Iusfubr iibrie
halIe, ais I'M Slrober berefnet
ultrOe. 10 mare Der geiammte Quss
fol Der acknowledgements nod nid)t
gebedt.
In tpoqen ettpns meter 9reifen:
Nrt e5rttannien erntete lestes Sabr
60.954,000 9uibels, bieies Sahr
56,949,000 8uibels. HuBlano piro,
nod elmer S6dbung, Die i'm Norem6er
9emadt rIrbe. Oieies Snbr 161 ,900,>
900 guihels ernten. unb erntete lestes
Sahr 23S, 521,000 guibels. Nus
&lllgarien ipirb gemeloet. oab MIR Der
Goegen gut gerdtbeu lit. bab allies ans
oere @etreibe miBratben lit; iogrr Der
@uiS. Der auf unter9epfliigtem Sc
treibelano sepflan5t purbc, lit ins
fnlae Der berriGenoen Srodenbeit elm
Seblihlne. aus Subien lauien reft
u~rgiinitiee @itterunssberifte elm.
Sniien mir bieies IQes Suiammen.
10 itebt Die grnte Argeutin,en's ais
cine Wiide Dor ms, Die bon Sdnolerr
3rm @lepbanten auise5auift plrne.
i'nb luo5ii bat man oieS getbun2
9ieber Wsitfarmer, es ut Ger lettc
Vtrind,, bcm @etsenpreis bernnter=
Sir ridden, ben Saitner ein5Mihah=
tern unb i'm basn an peranlaHen,
ben Nei5en 81 u%erfanten, che ntc
cadilGsc lid 10 3nipiet, hae ber
Hreis IN bic 66be gebt, obne pa9
5ntGnn Der @etreiSeinben biibcr
uHn Driiben."
Die lanowirtbihaftlihen Waiftneu
i'm Winter.
Gqc blnnfen S6eile ntiiiien gut ges
reiri8t lperoen. barauf linD iic ab3us
roonen unb ein5ufetten. am beiten nit
elmer Wiifun9 bon Salg urS eir
menig geloiftem &alf. Wan reiiligs
ale Gfmierlager nit Setrolcum arr
fette lie Damn nit eutcm Sdmierol
elm, nobel man eintge l~lmore6unger
her beipeglifen Sbeile madt. Nd5s
mnifinen tommeu auf Sduier6Gde
lrea6 beioe 2aufrdber irei lGlue6en
III jcres Sdmierloh lit inter Srsb.
ung neS 2mlfrabes bel eineeihultetcn
Srie5fperf Petroleum einSuaieBen
'plangc fortgeiest uiro. bis bas Eetro.
leum POI ben 2aaeriteuen flu~ nb.
ilie6t. Had)Oem Die 9Dher pieocl
cinaefettet iinb, Irelt man Die Wa,
Ifine 3u9ebedt an einen trcderter
Srt. @enau nadieben muB man
mas az ieoer Ial6ine eriabbeoiirftil
lit. BEL WdbmaIdinen 3. 9. NeHer.
flingen, Eeibunesplatten. MelIer.
batter, Sinserplatten. Mellertepf uip
Nnmentlih lit 5u beriidliGti9en, boi
Die Heibungsplatten Der Idbntnidi:
men, iobnlb iie a6geniiBt iinb, erieb
ipcrber, onbernfnlls risfiert man Gra
iabuotbipenbiefeit pes Weiierbalfens
Der, nls 'paliptbeitanotbeil Der Wfd.
Idline, theuer au itehen fommt. Sod
i'm 2oufe beS @inters lniie man oi
nDtbieen Heparaturen maiden unb be.
ite0e grioBtbeile; e~ritere fonnen jeb
biliaer nnb better gemaht perber
als I'M Sriibia6r ODER CONNER
8enn irgeno moglih. ioaen Heparu.
tliren mn Den 2iefernnten Ger @Ro.
ihine iibergeben luerben. neil tic BILL
ger MAIDEN unb Sutereiie baran BADEN
SaB iolhe Nrbeiten corrett 9emaf,
iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
0eiitesgeseniuart.

Senfen Sic lid, neulid liBe i6
No6tS nod in meinem Nrbeits5immer
mo lhrei6e. Sest ihldgt meinc abr
~, nno I'M lelben Moment fomntt elm
@ciit aif mid 6ul
@rdBlidl 8as tbaten Sic ba?
S6 iagte iebr bDflih: Gntihuloigen
Gle. meine llbr gebt cine @iertelihlnoe
opr!
. pnrSpn! crmiberte bas Weipenlt
nnS beriGiuatb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
" " V
Iergriffen.

Serr (ber, III Der Sanb cine srpBe
Shaftel, nit isiuer S6lpiesermutter
ans Dem Goupee iteigen mill. gum
Yadtrd9er) Nebmen Sic mir einmnl
Die alte Sd)a6tcl adj
Iienltmaun (liebt sic Shmieser>
mutter priifcno an /: Ree. lieber 9err,
Die trau / mir net a%n5uriibren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
Seiheibene Sorberuns.

Sonnta9Sidser (3u einem Sreiber,
Ben er uneeihoien) 8as nerlangen
Sic S6mer3ens9elb?
Sreiber: 3nei Iarf iiinf5is
&fenuig.
SountnesiGger (erfreut) {: ga, pas
fpmmt ia beinabe biaiser ais oas
acknowledgment
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
Semtlid.

Srna: Nu, @sol6en. ma miirbeit
Oh tbun, tpenn Su 10 &laoieripielen
fonnteit ipie id?
Meal6en: Damn niirbe ih alabiers
unterri6t nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
Snt Heitanrant.

@ait (un9eoulois) aellner, bies
Seeiiteat lit uber iebr fieinl
aeuner: 9aS ltimmt, aber sic ipers
Den re6t LANCE barau gu ellen baden!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
photographer

tonisn nun bon Grperten ber0eitert nerSsn.
IS gilt Del oercn Ssrteauig Gria5rmna
81 AaDeN, palleloe sopi. uuo 86rperteanWs
gen III beo6teu, oaS paiienoe 9ibt. unb
S0attenperbaltniB I'll teunsu uno oanm
anh Die n0tbIgen. OFT rebt foaipielia~
glpparate III babeu. Oieies allies III pors
bouoeu. mem Sbr Sure Tbctograp6i. pss
nIr no@rr n ~.
u. 9. Wae4eH;ie,
1915 e!GV- on. 0avgaae. So
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07

Manhe 2eute iparen @elb, in
benz Tie lid uotbpenoige Siuae pers
iasen. I'M nahber etipas 81 t%auieu,
tpobcn lie teiaegl Naissu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
SD babe nseinem Ssn6=iwaoen
icIbt tMriert.
N.Y. .uerts J9rsn ,sigen tpe Sic ben Sbrisen beileu
H9IN.n llb amar .tte1ttnrltltd1.

sat stJ1,eI ipe ID biINcs rno inu6le bns 0rt bIfen, ueeeu
ssines oSra.a.eis 2ranl6aeena Ssin grrtpano bolt mir. Die
fsn lois: 90 thniti. ne uls naS .'urterte. MID leItit perr;iielt
ssut- etn1attt en,9srlEc. aenn Dcnahrt.tigf. tb,de iD Sbnen
?f s@t nnci'Skht1. 81" bat TiG gecctlt mn ienoent Ious
!snss anscst, S,s .pirh aus Gle insisrea. s@retben Gle mob
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
Cine cunlante Sdmiesermntter.

Sreier: ga, piiien Sic, Srau
Neier, Chr Idbel mar mir i6ou redt
- aber 600 Wtart iinb halt bod 5u
lperis Iit9iftl
Narftfrai: NlIn. Damn seb ih Sbna
bait nod d ifeene @ansleber
brnufl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
Gtanoesnnte

S6reiber: gs lit merfniiroie, menn
i'd einmal franf auf oas Bureau
tomme, beiBt es tets, ih lei pobl be-
8edt gemeien. 8enn Der 5err Hatb
einmal be5edt 9etpeien, 10 bei6t es
INNER. er lei trantI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07

~ Nv NSfI1Nt1' ~
y - "
9entlidj.
8ed: @ndoiee bnben ia cine rei6s
baltiae 8ibIiotbef. db, db, bo lit audi
gepiS Der 8otbdiide GoelSalmana6
babel?
Come: Nein, bebaure. - aber
Brebms Sbierlebenl
= y -
8erltner Bflanse.
Serr: Sunse, fporum beulit 9u
benin 10?
Surge (idluh3enb) {: 8eil ma bette
teene Sdule baben.
Serr: Sea, bns i6 bod fein 8runb,
oa miibteit Oh bod cher luitis iein.
Sunee: Sd. fpenn id = bet - mar
= BORN 8aiGen ietpnBt bate.
Shlagfertis.
stuoioIms Yumpmeier: sic lebncr
meinen Seiratbsantrae ab? Sal 8enr
sic elm Wann ndreu. piirbe id
Sbnen iofort meinen a~arteatrdseI
Ienbenl
3unae Dame: 9us mare b0f)i
iiberfliiiiie. ben tpiirbe i6 aud nihi
b~eiratbenl
Der serftrente 4rpfeKor.
3er bat mir bas Bouquet ms Sims
nler geiteat?
Sd, lieber Wanni
@esbalb benn?
Stun. beute ut bod Sein Soh5eit5s
tasl
Go? = SEQ, ertnnere mid, ipeur
9einer lit, tperoe mid banr
repanhierenl
- y -
Sdwierise 5rasA
S6neiber: Waun iperpen Gil
meme 8ednuns be5ablen, Serl
goreer?
gorser: Wabrbaftig, perebrte,
WeiIter. sic eriunern mid an meiner
fleinen Neffen.
Shneioer: @ieio?
9orger: 8eil Sic Sraaen Iteaen
Die ih nit Dem belten 8iQen nidt be.
antporten fann.
~ y y
Gin Shlaufppi.
9apa. 9u tonnteit mid emma
priigeln.
Sid priiselu? @ieio benn. meir
Sunse?
Weil mir Iaina bintcrber ullema.
elm Stiid Sudden sibt.
- ~ ~
Cine cpnlante Shmiegermutter.
Sreier: "a, miiien Sic, Tsrul
0teier. Chr Babel mar mir i6on red
- aber 600 Mart iinS balt bod 81
ipenis Iitsifti
Marftfrau: Nln. Damn seb i6 Sbnt
bait nod q ideene @ansleber
brnufl
Gename Musfunit.
Bauer: Serr gonbnttor, is 8
eiienbabn ihou berlin inn 9abnbof?
Gonoufteur: Safpobl. elm gnb' pa.
bon Is ihpn BERN.
e - ~
Der &enner.
Die 8dlte batten ibr Diner becnSe
uno ibr @ait9aber reihte Giearrel
berum. Sd ralhe ielblt niht. laet
er, aber Die Sorte miro Sbnen geiuaen
Wein Siener itieblt mebr bapon. benz
bon irgenp elmer anberen Sorte. 81
ih lie sebabt babe.
" ~ ~
= peb!
gr (Marines Sffi5ier) 8iirpel
Sic einen Seenlann gum Wanne neb
men. mein Srdulein?
Sic: 8arum ni6t, ipenn or 10 pi
sic pGrel
CT (geidmeihelt) Sebr licbens
tpiiroig bon Sbncn; aber marlm
geraoe 10 tpic i6?
Sic: @eil er Damn ipenig gu SauI
ipdrel
% " ~
Hade.
Srau (5um ipGt beimfe6reuoel
Wtanne. Der INNER m16renD Der Oar
oinenprebigt einlhlGft): Sropi
milerablcr net einldlnien IoUi
bente fonnen / nero ta 80rt
rebenl
~ &c -
SHeuber5ig.
Steiner Snabe: Sie Same Oa 10
mir Gin paar gpnbons gegeben.
Wuttcr; 3pffentlih bait Oh Sic
red)t boilih bebunft.
Steiner anobe: Sa, Wamn. "a
iaete. ih ppllte, Ynpa bdtte lie &c
t%roffen. che CT Sid fennen lernte.
SergGlpppiert.
Scrr: Nlio oieies r%eiScnbe @ebid,
mar bon Sbneu? SnB endbigc Srol
aud oihten. bate iJ uift gcbadt!
Game: IA, ia, Sic hielten midi oe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07

Or: Siebe @ulaliu, i1 babe pGGs
renb u~niereS Srnutitanbe5 hemer.t.
baB Su fir 9einen @ater bel mc6r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-02
CANDIDATE W. H. TAFT
Expects TO Leave Washington for Hot
Springs, Nirsinia, Tomorrow
Afternoon n 4 O'Clock.

Washington, July 2.-Judge william
II. Taft is making all arrangements TO
leave Washington for Hot Springs, Va
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mean
time he desires to dispose of great
accumulation of correspondence. Since
he returned from his New Haven trip
last Saturday night he really has had
little time to devote to this on ac-
count of the heavy work at the war
department: but he will make distinct
impression upon it today and tomor-
row.
Speaker Cannon, who arrived in
Washington last night, said today that
he came to attend to some business.
but expected TO call on Judge Taft
during the day. His prompt and cor
dial promise of earnest support. made
Immediately after the nomination vas
deeply appreciated by Judge Taft and
harmonious working agree ment be-
tween the two eminent Republican
headers is assured,
1t was expected that Judge Taft AMI
Frank II. Hitchcock might'have a con-
ference today hut no engagement for
II had been made and 1t may go over
until tomorrow.
Judge Taft has retained desk and
some chairs in the library of his dis
mantled X street residence and there
he will work until his departure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-02
AGREEMENT PROBABLE
Traffic Over Western Pacific May Fol-
low Meeting of Officials i'm
This City Today.

Rio Grande and Nevada Northern
officials are meeting in this city today
evidently for the purpose of enter
ing into an agreement whereby the
Western Pacific will use the Northern
Pacific track between Shafter, New,
and Ely. a distance of 1872 miles. If
this agreement is formulated II will
mean that the Western Pacific IN
order To reach Ely will not be re-
CURED TO build an Ely branch from
the main line. As IL affects Ely. that
city will view with some displeasure
the agreement. Shippers at that
point have been hoping that the adj
vent of the Western Pacific into its
territory would not be In the distant
future, hoping that competition would
prove healthy as regards the condi-
lions in the great camp. However,
the comforting officials viii no doubt
endeavor to reconcile all Interests.
G. H. Schlacks. vice president OF
the Rio Grande system, arrived this
morning from Denver to be present
at the conference. His trip cannot
he explained by existing affairs other
than the proposed Nevada agree
menl Gould officials who have just
been out over the Western Pacific
were A. s. Hughes, traffic manager,
and S. V. Derrah, assistant general
freight agent They went in COM
many with S. w Eccles, president and
general manager of the Nevada
Northern and OF the A. S. & r., and
viewed the situation ON the ground,
Inquiries at Rio Grande offices this
morning elected no further informa-
ton than that Mr., Schlocks was In
the city. The purpose of his visit
can only be viewed one way.
II the agreement Is entered into be-
tween the two roads, II will mean
that freight consigned from this city
10 Ely may be moved in IS hours,
Unless routed via the Southern Pa
cifc, freight would 20 10 the Gould
road. The competition Will be be-
tween Hartman and Gould and the
haul into Ely VIII be about 20 miles
shorter for the Western Paeihe than
for the $ p.
While the Nevada agreement un-
doubtedly brings Mr. Schlacks here, II
Is by no means likey that no other
matters viii be considered The OH
err matters however. are not regard
ed as OF sufficient importance 10 have
brought him here for their consider
alton alone.
with this agreement consummhted "
Is probable that gafic, passenger ana
freight may soon be scheduled pc
tween this city and Ely--a schedule
long looked for, but seeming ever
IN distant prospect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-02
County Physician CalderWood is
To Make a Post Mortem
Examination.
INQUEST is TO BE THEN HELD
Father Under Arrest On Two Counts
Charging Him With Involuntary
Manslaughter and Neglect.

1t was announced this morning by
Justice of the Peace Dana T. Smith
that the bodies of the two Titus chill
dren would be eXhumed and a post
norton examination made under the
direction of County Physician Calder
wood.
Justice Smith received an order this
morning from the board Of health au-
rhorizlng him to have the bodies of
Glenn, aged years, and Violet, aged
10 years, exhumed
After this Is done and a post norton
held to determine the cause of their
death, an inquest will be held before
Justice Smith Just when this Will
be done is not known at this time.
The father of the children, Charles
S. Titus, is now under arrest, on two
counts, charging him with involuntary
manslaughter Titus claims to be a
divine healer" using faith to cure lis.
The children were attacked with diph-
liberia and ii is alleged Titus refused to
cali in physician To treat them. Both
died of the disease and Titus was
placed under arrest.
He was arraigned yesterday morn
ing in the criminal division Of the
city court and released on his own re-
cognizancc until Monday morning. II
is expected that in the meantime an in
quest will be held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-02
Chief OF Progressive Dissidents
Reveals True History of the
Regicide Plot.
NAMES RESPONSIBLE PARTY
Declares Progressives and Rcgcnera-
lions Held Meeting Before MUIR
ders and Arranged Details.

Lisbon, July 2.-Dr. Jose Maria De
AlpoIni, chief OF the Progressive dfs-
sidents, smartlng under the insinud-
tons that he was implicated in the
assassinations in Lisbon last February
OF King Carlos and Prince Luis, Great
ed a sensation in the house OF lords
today by revealing what he declared
to be the true history OF this regicide
plot. He asserted that the assussina-
lions had been decided upon at the
meeting of the leaders of the Pro
gressive and Regenerators party few
days before they were carried out
number of Republicans were also pres
ent at this meeting. Or. Aipoln
charged further that the Republicans
proposed to obliterate the entire roydi
family, with the exception of Maria
Pia, the mother of King Carlos. but
that the Monarchists insisted that such
a general slaughter would be useless
Finally Manuel Silva Buissa ana Al
fredo costa We're given 100000 and $40
600 respectively to kill King Carlos anu
Premier Franco. Arrangements wne
made by other men to cover the Hight
of the assassins. but when Buissa ana
Costa fired their friends lost their
heads ana opened fire also. These
shots resulted in the death of Crown
Prince Luis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-02
PERSISTENT REPORTERS.
Mrs. Lucy \. Rice Clark Tells of EN-
pericnces as Woman Delegate.

Mrs. Lucy a. Rice Clark, Of Gar
land, Utah is back at her home to-
day afetr becoming famous over the
country as the only woman delegate
at the Republican national convention
Mrs. Clark reached Salt Lake yester-
day on the return trip and today left
for Garland. AS Delegate Ed. Loose
did not go to Chicago. Mrs. Clark had
an opportunity to sit as a delegate,
although elected as alternate. she
voted for Taft and sherman, made q
speech favoring women's suffrage, APP
peared before the resolutions commit
tee on this subject. and was given
reception by the convention in the same
room where Alice Longworth's recep-
ton was held.
II was surprised at the hearty way
the women's suffrage movement was
received" she said when interviewed
Yesterday. II had expected, from past
experiences, to hear some ridicule. but
there was none, and 1t shows a chang
ing sentiment. I received many calls
while there. and the reporters and pho
tographers--l had to go shopping some
times to get rid of them. They We're
everywhere, and were most insistent.
ME no o'nei "oihph 'i!Vs,N VIZ
privilege of voting. a woman sat near
me with the delegation from her state,
and there were many in the gallery
Mrs. Clark declared that the Marshal
Field store she found to be the most
wonderful sight she had seen while
away, with all its conveniences for
shopping of rest room, lounging room,
silence room, children's room. and
restaurant ~ shopped a great deal
there" she said, and 1t was always
comforting to get away from the re-
porters in the convenient resting places
provided.
After the convention was over, Mrs.
Clark spent a week at the Newbury
library She heard much she said,
OF John Hafen's success in mis- Chicago
art exhibit. and saw n group Of his
paintings in the art room of the Mar
shall Field building