davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
Great Eucharistic Congress at
Montreal Will Be Notable Event

clesiastical and civil officers from Mon
treal will escort him from Rimousti 10
this city. On his arrival at the docks
Mayor Gucrin will welcome him in the
name OF rhc city This ceremony will
be brief though all OF the city officials
will take part, as the city's formal re-
of the congress. On Sunday, September
T. prayers will be said for the good Of
the congress In every Catholic church In
the world. and on that day Cardinal Van
nutclN will preside ut special service
In st. Patrick church. This is the chief
edifcc attended by the Irish Catholics
OF this city The cardinal will onlciate
at this ceremony in the capacity of papal
envoy,
His mission becomes official and pub
lie on TUESDAY. September 6, when the
congress w!ll he formally opened with
! stately ceremony Of the reception OF "A
| papal delegate. The chief features OF
the congress will be this formal welcome
10 the popc's leGaiee. the midnight mass
! at the famous Church OF Notrc Dame.
| the mass in tile open air at Fletchcr's
field. the public meetings and the pro-
| cesslon OF the Eucharist, with which the
congress Will bc closed. There will be
numerous special aspects to the congress.
| dinners 10 tho cardinal ega,eo and in
| turn "A reception by him 10 officials. but
| the most important OF these Will be the
state dinner OF the pope's envoy and the
ernmcnt Of Quebec. This will be given
at the Windsor palace on SATURDAY.
night, September II.
The chief discourses at the congress
| Will be delivered by Cardinal Lcgatee
| Vincent Vannutelli, Cardinal Gibbons
MonsiGneur Bruchesl. Archbishop O'Con-
nell Of Boston, Archbishop Glcnnon Of
| st. Louis. Father Vaughn of London
Rev, DR. l.. a. Lambert Rev, A. p. Doyle
Rev; DR.. Lamb!ng and the Archbishop
Duchesne.
1T is noteworthy that the youngest
member OF the American hierarchy. DR.
| Glennon Of st. Louis, has been seecteI
TO preach at tho midnight mass in Notrf
Dame church. The pnpaI legatoe will b,
the celcbrant OF this mass. Card!na
Gibbons VIII he the orator al the iina
ceremony In st. James. on Sunday morn.
ing, September II.
The procession. which is the cIosin,
incident or the congress. starts from
| Notre Dame church in the afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

Taft, his daughter, Miss Helen Taft, his
sister-1n-la Mrs. Lewis T. Moore, and
Captain Archibald Butt.
1t is expected that the Tafts will spend
Sunday morning IN Dublin and motor
leisurely down the long slope to Beverly
In the afternoon.
Soon after the presidents arrival at
Dublin, ambassador James Bryce called
upon him and presented an official letter
from King George ", announcing formal
ly the death Of King Edward and his as
cendancy to the throne. Mr.. Bryce also
presented his new letters OF credence as
ambassador of King George to the United
StafnG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

By Leased Wire to The Tribune.
MONTREAL. Quebec: Aug. 2I.-Cath-
olIcs all over the world will eagerly view
the progress of the extraordinary festivi-
ties which will be lnaugurated In this
city next week. and which Will bring 10
the shores of the st. Lawrence the larg-
est assemblage that Montreal has ever
been called upon TO accommodate, There
are above 250.000 Catholics in this sec
tion OF Canada according 10 a recent
census, and ny September 3. on which
day the pope's deputy viii he formally re-
coived at st. James cathedral by Mgr,
Bruchesi the archbishop OF Montreal Aud
representatives OF nearly every Catholic
center In Europe and America, the nor
NAL population win be increased nearly
half for the general committee expects
more than 100000 pilgrims 10 the city
during the ceremonies
The cardinal leea,ce VIII land at Ky,
mouslSi early next Friday. There he viii
be welcomed bv the bishop and the en-
tire community a delegation, OF &C.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

through an invigorating atmosphere that
had a touch of autumn in II and at the
speed which covered the eighty-five miles
from Beverly to Dublin In three hours
and twenty eight minutes.
The greater part OF the speeding was
done among the foothills or New Hamp-
shire. There the speedometcr often reg
istered thirty and thrty-fivc miles an
hour. The speed was sufficient to shake
off all pursuers. including the secret
service men, who Iimped into Dublin an
hour later. President Tart is guest at
the summer home Of Secretary Mac
Vcagh tonight
The president was accompanied by Mrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
Investment Talk

The Utah Light and Railway com
pany will build a new high tension
power line from Ogden to Salt Lake
City, 1t is arranging so that 1T may
serve the intervening territory IN
Weber, Davis and Salt Lake coun-
ties with power.
1t finds IN increased demand for
IT from farmers TO light their homes,
and run farm machinery. 1T Will be
used to pump water TO higher levels
for irrigation of large areas as yet
untitled, or producing only bthe
OF what they can yield, with water
There is an lnterurban line from
Ogden to Brigham, one from Salt
Lake City to Ogden. The local COM
pany has Il line to Sandy and Mid
vale. and is extending TO Draper,
with Provo as its ultimate destlna-
ton,
Another company is planning a
system from Ncphi on the south to
Logan on the north, Of. which the
lines from Salt Lake City to Brig
ham already built, viii he a part,
Electricity is the power of the fu-
ture Already the waters Cumbhng
down Idaho gorges are harnesscd for
the benefit of Salt Lake City power
users. There is an abundance more
of power available and progressive
city like Salt Lake Is not slow to
see the advantage of this.
1t all means the development OF
Salt Lake City-making II more pop
ulous and a more desirable place TO
live. And persons who live here must
| have homes,
Consider. then. if Salt Lake City
real estate is q good Investment,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
Piles! Piles! Piles F!

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind. Bleeding and Itching Piles. II ab"
sorbs the tumors. allays itching at once.
nets as a poulticc. gives instant relief,
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is pre-
pared for Piles and itching Of the private
parts. Druggists. mail SOC and 3lOo,
For sale by Schramm- Johnson. Drugs
Eve stores, Halliday Drug Co.. Van Dyke
Drug Store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
DIVISION OFFICES
To Be TRANSFERRED
Railroad officials Will Move
From Ogden to Green
River Soon.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

OGDEN, Aug. 27.-Despite the protests
OF Union Pacific employees who Will be
affected by the change. the division Of
flces of the Union Pacific Railroad com
pany will be transferred from Ogden to
Green River Wyo,. about October l. ac-
cording TO an affirmative statement made
today by superintendent W. NJ, Jeners
OF the Utah division.
The transfer OF the Offices would have
been made sooner had II not been that
there was some delay In the compile tion
OF the buildings In which the Offices viii
be located. The new building is nearly
finished and preparations will be started
Immediately for the transfer.
The change Of location is made by the
Union Pacific because of the more cen
trail location OF Green River to the Utah
division. which is desirable in the hand
ling of business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 27.-Coincidenl
with a change In the receivership OF tho
dcfunct United States Banking company
whereby w. l.. Stayert. an official OF the
Bank OF Montreal, succeeded Frederick
Kladt OF the Banco Central as receiver
the Mexico Daily Record. the only after
noon daily i'll English in this capital
suspended publication
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
TRAIN LOADED WITH SILK
PASSES THROUGH OGDEN

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug 27.-Running on passen-
ger train time, special train OF fve
cars. loaded with silk bound for New
York City from the Orient. passed
through Ogden today. The Hartman
railroads expect TO make a record in
handling this train, and will attempt TO
run the train into New York ahead OF
any transcontinental freight shipment OF
the past few years The silk was trans
ported from Hongkong. China, TO San
ErapciScO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
Rock Island offcials Here.

II. /. Miller OF the board of directors
OF the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific
Thomson OF the same road arrived in tho
city In private car No. 1853 over the
Western Pacific Saturday morning. After
taking dinner with d, c. Jackline, gen.
cral manager OF the Utah Copper COM
pany. they continued their journey easj
on the Rio Grande.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
WOODRUFF DEMANDS
PUBLIC INVESTIGATION
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Timothy L.
Woodruff. chairman OF the Republican
state committee. tonight telegraphed to
Commissioners Clark and Austin. who
are investigating land purchases In the
Adirondack district demanding q public
hearing concerning all Adirondack mat
tiers with which his name has been con-
nccted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
Chinese Students Coming,

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. PA special train with
100 Chinese students from the University
Of Hongkong will pass through Ogden
September II on its way TO Boston. The
students from the Orient are making
trip around the world and will visit most
Of the larger universities OF this country
before their return.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
Beautiful New Station for Provo
CONSTRUCTION, WILL BE OCCUPIED

The building is GA feet long and about
thirty feet wide.
The new structure occupies a site
practically midway between the two
old passenger stations and will be a
credit to the enterprising city of
Provo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

CHICAGO, Aug. 2I,-Presidents of three
car repairing companies. alleged by the
ed the company out OF $1,000, 600, Will
take the stand Monday morning, when
the hearing of the criminal cases against
Frank B. Hartman, John NJ. Taylor and
Charles J.. Ewing is resumed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

rondacks known as Kamp XIII Kare, con-
sisting of 1890 acres, for which he paid
$4,000, Adjacent property was pur-
chased by the state forest preserve board
of which Mr.. Woodruff was president at
that time. for Sl67. 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

PAWTUCKIr, r. l., Aug. 2T.-Tbe
five Pawtuckct thread mills OF the J. &
p. Coates company, limited. were closed
today until September g. The plant EN-
Dloys $500 operatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

On the extreme left is the express
room, 27x27 feet. Adjoining this room
on the right is the baggage room of
flee and the registry office are located
still further to the right. Almost in
the center of the building are two of.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

1t was stated tonight. will. in all proba-
bility, leave St Mary's hospital in Ho-
boken tomorrow for his country place
in st. James. l.. ! II not tomorrow, he
Will leave Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
Condensed kilograms

BY Associated Press.
BILBAO Spain, Aug 27.-The major
ity OF the Spanish workmen, ii is claimed
by the government. are not in favor OF
the general strike proclaimed by the
Workmen's Federation, to begin next
Monday. The probability Of its success,
Is is said, is not great.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Thc popuIa :
ton OF Michigan state is 2,S10.l73. an in
crease of $50 1911. or l6.1 per cent. AS
compared with 2,i20,9S2 in 1900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

fices, to be used jointly, 17x23 feet in
Dimensions. The large waiting room,
exactly in the center Of the building,
is 47x29.6 feet in dimensions. 10 the
right of the waiting room are the smok'
ing room, the women's room and the
toilet rooms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
HILL RAILROAD
BUYS c. & c. v.
Northern Pacific Said to Have
Secured Control of Maple
Leaf Road.
WAS PURCHASED BY
MORGAN A YEAR AGO
Hence 1t Has Been in Hills
Hands for a Considerable
Time Past.


7 CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-There was .
+ rumor In railway circles yesterday
= had purchased the Chicago G. Great
!. Western, and the transfer will take
!. place September /. This would give :
+ the Northern Pacific a line Of Its :
: own into Chicago.
!. It now enters over the tracks OF .
!. the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy. :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
PRESIDENT SPENDS DAY
IN LONG AUTO CLIMB

BY Associated Press.
DUBLIN, n. H., Aug. 27.-President
Taft motored from the sea level to the
highest point in New Hampshire today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
BUILDING NOW IN COURSE OF

The passenger station, to be used
jointly by the Salt Lake Route and the
Denver & Rio Grande at Provo, is be-
ing constructed as fast as the large
force of workmen can rush the job.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
Investment Talk

Salt Lake City's climate is one
of it's strong talking points.
Clear, crisp air. purified by its trip
of thousands of miles over mountain
and plain In the bright sunlight; ex-
hilaratiug, health-laden-fill your
lungs with it, and the blues are gone.
Bright sunlight the year around,
yet not an extreme climate. Tho
highest temperature this summer, for
instance, has been 90 or 81, and
there was very little of that. And
The mercury did not touch zero all
last winter Yet the summer was
rather warmer than the average,
while the winter was fairly cold, for
Salt Lake City
An altitude that sets the heart
to working vigorously and does away
with sluggish circulation,
People who visit Salt Lake City
like the city and Its climate. Many
remain. invest money, buy homes,
and induce others to come. There
is n steady influx of such homeseek-
erS
That means there is steady de-
mand for Salt Lake City real es-
tate. II YOU invest your money I'M
land, you are Just as sure of getting
it out again, as il il were IN the
bank. II you invest wisely. Ill de"
sirable residence property. you are
sure OF handsome profts-many
times the interest that any bank
could think of paying. :,
Kimball & Richards have desirable
property to sell Our instalmenG
plan makes large amount of cap,
ital UNNECESSARY Instead of putting
something monthly in the bank, put
ii in real estate.
Before doing so investigate for
Yourself and be convinced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
SWEDISH MINISTER AT
WASHINGTON TO RETIRE
BY Associated Press.

El ASSoCIdlPn 1TSSS.
STOCKHOLM. Aug. 27.-Hcrman de
Lagercrantz. the representative OF Swe-
den at Washington since 1907, has re-
signed according TO an announcement
made here today. TO look after his per-
sonal affairs in Sweden, where he has
large interests.
The retiring minister's diplomatic serv-
ices are highly regarded here and there
is no foundation for the report that his
resignation was caused by attacks made
on him by the Swedish American press.
III. de LaEercrantZ was born In 1853,
The son OF n councillor of state. He be-
came an officer In one Of the crack Swe-
dish regiments. but resigned his command
| In 1889 TO devote his life TO the Salvation
! don, where. for several years they worked
| In the sltIms. on becoming colonel he
was transferred 10 India, There, after
| serving two years be was attacked by
| typhus and had TO return to Sweden.
| Soon afterward he severed his conDec-
| ton with the Salvation Army, and in
January, 1907. he was appointed minister
| at Washington in succession to NJ. Grip.
| The departure OF Nj. IaScrcrantz from
| the United States on a six months leave
| of absence In October. 1907. gave rise 10
considerable comment in diplomatic cir
| clcs IL was even rumored that the Swed-
| ish minister had become persona non
| grata but denial was at once given 10
| this at the White House,
Tribune Want Ads.
| Fell Main 5000 Indcpendent 36n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

Tribune Want Ads.
Rell Main 5000 Independent 36h
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30
q SniHsnatriMtea

Rep gort, 29. Sept. glbgsg.:
go Sourraiue" nah 6apre; y5rieo,
rid Der @rpBe" na4 Bremen; rNncoz
na" nad gteapeI; runiteo States"
na6 Sopenbagen; .@raf WdloerIee"
nah 5amburg; n2ituauia" nah Rotz
teroum unb 2ibau.
Suebec. Nnget.: ,,gmprsb Of
sSreIano" BON Giperpool.
Siume. 2tnget.: rqannonia" BON
Rep Vort.
Rarieilte. abgeg.: rMaoonna1
nah Rep Yprt.
aueenston mn. 9lbgsg.; rWea
rion" nah philadelphia; mMuieitic"
nad Rerp Yort.
9alermo. llbgegangeH: ,0uca
b'2loita" na6 Sem 9ort.
Sout tbampto II. gneetommen:
u4oriutic" BON glep Dprt.
9ibrdltar. r. 4nget.: r5orlburg"
bon Rep gort
2onoon. 4nget.: rWtontroie" bon
Mpntreal.
9oulpgne. 2lnest.: .Rnn0am"
bon gteD Yort. na6 Rotterpdm be.
Itimmt.
2iperpool. 4beeg.: r2ate Mas
nitoba" mad Wtpntreal.
Mlontreul Qbgesune.: nRonal
9eorss" nah 8riitol; r2dte Gbams
plain" nab 2iperpooI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30
OGe(cgrap6
Oas beutlhe 9 hulihiff
i'm 5afen BON 6 barless
ton. g. 6.

Ton, -. y.
Sbarleton, G. g., 20. Sept.
8as beutide ShulidifI .Jrepa" iraf
am Oonneritas. bon Yera grus. IRE
riio. bier elm unb niro spsi Wcfsu
bier blsiben. in lpeIder 3eit gu Gbren
Der Sfiisisre. aabettsn unb Manns
idaIten piele syeitlihieiten peranitals
tet perben. Inter ben an goro be-
finbliten Gaoettsn befinbet iih Elm
Reffe oss Gaiiers Wilbelm, prin3
Grieorih bon Sdlespigs6olli
SOnoerburse eGIiidsburs.
GInitlihe perlen.
Renyort, 90. September. proz
FeFor Yalbforb bon Der Columbia
llnioeriitdt faete am Gonneritas DOR
Der ameritniIhsn syiihereis 0elelII daft.
buB einem Sapaner eins GebeimsWes
tbooe gum 9eriiellen BON psrIen be-
tunnt fei. bic, tpenn iie betdnnt semaht
niiros. perlen 10 SabIreih unb 10 Bill
Zig tpie 6emotnopfe mahen nlroe.
Das gebeimnib nirb aber bon benz
Grfinber unb oeFen Ghtpieserpoter
iirengbespabrt. ha fein 4efanntperbsn
bic sanat iapanifde perlen, onouiris
ruintSeu mGShe. :.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30

ge GefdngntB; tpeaen tbdtliten Qn.
grtffs 81 $40 Strafe unb 10 1aae 0s.
fdngniB; Gbas. 9ater, "a Sabre uIt,
tarbtg, tpegen aratpaLlirens su 5000
Strafe uno 80 3age8efGngntb; Gbas.
@ldp, Elm 5urmer, ipeqen SrdtpaQirens
gu $500 Strafe uno 80 Sage Gefdngs
ntb.
Sin Original geitorben.
Satnoob, g., 20. Sept. Senrp
Wpers, Elm 38jdbriger Sunggefelle unb
Gremlt, bon bem man angemetn ons
naRm, oaB er piet 9eIb psritedt babe,
'turb am 8onneritag in feiner, BEL
@looeroole gelegenen einIamen SItte.
gor 7 Sabren purbe mpers BON
me6reren Raub9eielen iiberfoQen, t0o.
tste etnen oerIelben ourh etnen S6ub
unb idlug Die ii6rtgen in bic Sludt.
5 n an I / a ge3ufanb psriegt.
gluffto n, Sno., %. September.
9egen Del. WilIon, oen 2pnouft0r
Der Wa6aib 8aue9 9dbn, pel6er fir
bas ungliit BEL &ingsldnb, bem Al
WtenI6enleben gum Spfer fieleu,
DerantDortlih gebaIten miro purz
ben 0Onneritag auf 8etreiber bes gos
roners 6aftbefeble pegen fabrldfiigeH
5obtihlag5 ausgeftelt. Nuh ssgen ben
Wtotornter gorfDeQ ioa Elm Saftbefe6(
ausgeitelt perben.
2sbensldngIide 3u4ta
6ausftrafe.
Grunb 8ap ID 8, Wli6., 90.
Sept. Glenn. glcob uno 2trt6ur
Sheuhorn, Ter IeBtere taum Is Sabre
alt, purten 0onnerItog 81 Iebsnsldng,
lider 2rdtbaus'trafe perurtbeiIt. Die
beiDen G1t:en am portgen Sdmitug
Martnu5 QanOman, eineu dltenSerrn,
uberfaller, 6eraubt uno 10 f6tper miBs
! banpelt, rQB er einige Sage fpGter ieis
nen GertrGungen erldg.
9 ing q m, u | a., um 245.4
Pro5ent gepa 6 fen.
SO T binqton, .. g., 20. Sept.
Die 8eo0lterung BON girmingbom,
Qla., beIduft Ii6 jeBt duf 132, ,685, cine
3unabme BON 1920 ober 245.4
Yro3ent Iejt oem Sabre 1900, mann
Die Stabt nur 38,415 Ginpobns-
bate.
Religi0 ier % bniinn.
St.2outs, SQs,, %. September.
mamie WcGart5p, Elm 18idbriges
Wdo6en, muhte geiIern in Der Hdbe
i6rer eIterliten Bobrung BON glGt.
tern aus 9ebetbiihern Elm 5euer uno
tniete Damn in bic Tlommen, duf oieIe
gBeiie lagiam 81 5ooe r01ten0. sic
tpuroe in iterbenoem 3uItunbe nach
benz itdotiIdhen !ooIpitut ge16afft.
Sa5 beoauernspertbe WfGb6en lit an
reIigiDIem Wabnitnn.
Che Srag00te.
B9iIuoeIp biu, ga., %. Sept.
So6n 8reen, Elm 3mmsrmQnn uno
Batter ppn 9 &inoern, ihob am 9pn>
neritag Morgen nad itunbenIQnger1
| 3anten nit ieiner 5rau leBtere nteoer,
| lie lebensgefG6rIih perpunbenb. Gr
t0otete nit einem 3rpeiten SGuB bas
13 Wtonate aIte 9ubp uno perfeblts
feline Is Sabre olte Sodter. Der W0rz
Der fIoh, puroe aber bolo oarauf per-
! boftet.
gegen bic 5euerperIt6es
rungs= 8efeIIidaften.
SnbiaRapolis, %. Sept. -
| Sat- ben idmmtlihen 129 5euerperTidez
rungs sGeielihuFten bic in Snoiana
Geiehdfte betreiben, 1T BON oem 8ids
ter Wetr pom Supsriorgeridt Don bie>
! fem gountp perboten tporoen, cine
&pmbination CUR 4ufredterbaItung
Der 9erfi6erungsraten gu unterbalten.