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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-15
A STRANGE TRADITION,

There is strange tradition handed
down, that long ago this hill was the
scene of active mining; that the noun
tain side, now so gloomy and silent
echoed the click of the hammer, and
voice Of the muleteer urging the patient
animals as they toiled around the
arrastra, and the singing of the happy
miners rushing down the mountain
side, their days task thinking of
the bright eyes waiting for them and
the hot tortillas and frijoles waiting for
them at their humble little homes.
But in an evil day all was changed.
A band of robbers, lured by the glitter
of the abundant gold, swept down the
mountain side like blast of fire, shot
down the men like dogs, not leaving a
soul alive to tell the tale. They loaded
all the mules with treasures and left the
place, so lately full of life, scene of
grim death and desolation. Then it.
was that the 'Duendes" (fairies) of
the mountain by enchantment closed
up the entrances of the mine, and it is
SAID that spirits of the murdered miners
still dwell in the mines.
Once every year the portals Of the
mines are opened. On the eve OF St.
John towards evening an old man ap-
pears at the mouth of the tunnel, and
later, the mountain side is peopled as of
old, the ghostly actC RS going through
the work as in life, the men with their
hammers, the muieteers at their arras-
tras, all busily at work, but silent as the
grave. A young man who was belated
pectedly upon the scene. He was fixed
without power of motion, and was
forced against his will to see the ghostly
crew at work over the glittering golden
treasures. At u o'clock, the ghostly
CAP tain gave the signal, and all hands
quit work, and Selling their napkins,
containing the midnight lunch, lit fires
to hest their tortlllas and coffee. The
fire was an unearthly blue, and burned
with Pickering, uncertain light. The
eyes of each and every one was lit up
with an uncanny glow of phosphores-
cent light. At word they all resumed
work, until at the Growing of cock at
q distant hamlet all vanished, and the
unwilling spectator found himself again
capable of motion. In the gray morn
ing, he rushed frantically home, tear
ing his flesh and clothing in his mad
rush through the throny brush. Ar
irving home, he was met by Mortified
look from his wife, who fell fainting to
the ground. His hair had turned snow
white, and while only Is years old, he
appeared to be an old man of 60.
ANOTHER LEGEND.
Years after this, some little girls were
out gathering wild fruit. They came
upon level place free of bushes. which
they never remember to have seen.
Looking up they saw the entrance to a
tunnel, and just inside was seated q
venerable old man who was making
motions for them to come closer, but
they being frightened ran home. The
next day a party of men visited the
spot, but it was tangled labyrinth of
thorny brush interspersed with large
trees.
The tradition further states that in
only one way can the spell be broken.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

There III tradition In Ohso1se county,
South Oafolipa, that Ne tody Of Gen.
Pakeoham, Who commanded Sho Beisjoh
TROOPS ot the bAttje Of NeV ORleauo IN
16l6. aud Who fell IN that battle, Is
buried in Chester csunty. The story
funneth thus: The genesai's body vas
said to have besn pscked q 4 cesk Of
rum and sent back 10 Enalaod. On
its arrival thsre d vas thread mieksSe
not even opened, but shipped aeAtn,
ing that city q ~ osDs 10 . Mr.. No
Mullen, Who keps general seook Of
groceries,. hQuors. etc., in Chester
county. Thsre . spiaot vas plscsd in
the barrel, aud the boys Who bad rs-
turned from the var would aafhes
around Ale store, take large posstious Of
the good old JamAioa ruW and tell OF
their exploits In the var. After the
run vas exhausted toe head Of the
cask vas knoosed cut. and, horror OF
oosrore, the body Of . man vas found
therein.
The news spread like vildArs and the
boys gathered 70 inspsct the body.
several OF them had been to New o.
!saas and had seen Gen. Paksnham and
~ oaoe idenu6ed It - being so LEES q
cafpee than that Of Tie general The
body vas incloeed 10 Q oolan and buried
near the store. M. Ansssn nov ovns
tie property. He lives . mile from
hoesville. Cheoses ooonss. Untii ooite
recently there vess ssill living sume Of
these Who helped TO drink the rum and
Who id~ut,ded the body. What does
history sayf II Gen. Pakenham 10 not
buried near Rossvills, vhsss y be
boFied2-T eiado Bid.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

1hs tnsslsnes sf ~ tisbst ssllss aa0
ths man q snsb, vos1 - - his tttste
uaonko II uAh1D9 oAanao beoaaA1 -
hi saosu6tus, h - - tpp6o, - Ne
fseGA tnGosnees ne go - - tneese1e-
NJ. Tho huou0ns ea0o on5oD Q oslk1n9
60 - oaAag on4. 4 fstoo6 & h11.
beiDz su6dualv e1lksd - . pooo -
WeGpsen l1n0aanuDse1A Uuot - tes
lepue It eue of IL railroads shAs Ands
- ct vay 90 bsaahs . ttshss u
oDms hasae. h aasAses4 ~ his ehon0os
= tsesp vero oehoes i linz, and ooune-
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enooaA % fAIl into ne line - hoS0
NJ 0ignaho soooinod. 0nkia9 hi vay
% te IL vipds0 s9sts. - nj - tls
ssokso SELLER:
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NJ stskse ssllR pas - HI 0nsl
sppssssd As. Hyds sxpasssiso. nd
"a:
.Oan yoa ssaAPs
.Wrss dpes Il cay On that sien over
|shs ~iodou3s
H pssssaoss leeksa Up and read It.
"Paasaesss Vi1l plsass ooass tAeil
esosQo bofeso ieavisg ~ Window
"WeiD," ~ ~ stekse sellsR. sysal
timo % - ~ nh Gle oosseoted ~
vhsn yoa boaeht yeoR tiakea Nos
roo en- move a1aag - 0ake foo0.r
"Is h Ill ssehs," I'D ~ Uassnness
- be moved away, "bak. - you gnvs
ne e7.50 in ohanse for I've dollar bill
/ tbouGns pssAaps loa might Like 4
know II. 0ood day"
IL q raomert he gas ont n the train
room, and vas jass stepping on hi
ram when sse tsckbt seller HuohAd no
hstle0 and bssAtnless.
sSee hsro,s aid be, "yoo ean civ
thas sxtsa eAAnae Asfe, pioaas."
"YounQ man. ! vlil give you u,
change" said the passeness. Shseans
u Doc not belong g me. bat 700 De
serve 70 lose IL foe yoar insol snoe. D,
yoa supposs that, Il he mis1Aks be-
bssu the oshss vsy, yo0 voeld eve
have sun afteg NJ 70 ooEToet NJ"
The ticket esllss mAds 70 ssapoos
whatever. but poekstsd his chAnGD ~
Sushs0 back 70 the ttekes o63eo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
f0R LATTGn okus ~ f1RGg
Pong1GlANa.

at IL wonderful hog many people are
swallowed up In this great city who
we're encs ooDspicoous sctors Ia toe
poiiftes Of ether states" said IN old
ssaser the other day. They come here
- the uuforfunatea Of old ussd 10 make
fsr The beossu cities of refuge. They
are swalto ed ~ IN cor 50 ~ popuia
ton and the great world hsareps more
Of them.
bat Il 10 seldom that three men from
the same state. sbe vsfe utter failure,
aud yet vbo bad played q promlnens
paft 10 abe polissoa Of state, csos ms
pashva y IN three dsdefsss sections OF
the city on the same day. Tue hao
peDed sos loUg ago. Tva OF the meu
had represented shs state Of Florids
IN the senate OF the Unitsd States.
foey vese Ssmon b. Oousver, q
carpst baeRer. vno bad been = snr.
Geou n the army. speAkef Of the Ford,
e-senbly, treasurer of snaa state. aud
Dotted Stairs senator, then inspector Of
customs q, g pes diem, ~ Norfolk, she
other vas T.. W. OSBORN. vho vas
sent 70 the Unissd states sen
ate By The cAspse bas ieRiaia-
tafe OF Fl sidas hot for What reason 20
one hos ever been able 10 discover. fhe
tbird man vAs fsedsssok 4. Dookey, at
one time collector Of the port Of ack
aanvilie aud editor under oov~s) Of the
Florida U.ses. He vent TO Spsin and
got into . dungeon, bot escaped and re-
tarntd 20 this country.
These mcn Were euce Q power 10
Florida politics. and were b large
sasu,e the head AID front ( tne
carp bag machine from 1853 10 1876
Dsckey vas the best .lookina man I
ever 80 !, and ~ sharp ~ needle. tie
'ea;bsFed his ness veil. bat 10 not anx
icas TO return 10 the scene Of eis foemer
slofy. ! mel hisa as was coming ous u
tie 0fsna Ceauai drpot. His cheeks
we're SILL - noety tinted - Q Boston
girls and biz toes still lapped a. be
walked like . pAroQaets.
As ! boarded q Third avenue eie-
waited train fes tie City Hall the large
conssQuenstal propsrsious al Thomas
W. Osbosn covered tte seas 10 freut OF
ne Ny aftcBfion vss drs0u %
h,m BY his feet. They are abe
oAuobssss ! ever saw. being nearly a.
thioa a. they are long. The ex-Ssna-
tef's appafe, booked scedy. I did rot
,odee from bis GENERAL getup that be
wss ltvspa 10 slower.
While harryiua through Park rov
sy-scpstar Oonoves pAaasd NE. vish
he banging bead sad dospcsss eye
aud ssoopins shoulders which shAsa0asr
xsd him in his days Of power and pieu-
~. he never saved any mcusy. He |
lived like . lighting each from toe |
se~ahes's ah ar To the Florida tse,sls
inre into the senate cf The United |
states. when his senAtsssAl term sx |
pred be vas stranded. and 10 ssfau ced |
ssiil.
As The old colorea presche. said, in |
'p~shina OF tte misfoftancs of the |
ffodiQsi Son: "A heap seea. boa q few
1nsvs. '~--Sev ye-k Evsss@s Sea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
NEVER TRAVEL WITHOUT THEM,

Persons should never travel without q
box Of BaAHDasTn's Pnls. 4 fsv does
taken 6sfore going a snip vii prevent
sea sickeses. and one pill svssy night
on ship board vili co1ntssaot ths eoe-
ave ALTON OF the - cir. When sick,
troubled With pains. eolds, sr dixsinees,
or having rheumasism. take from three
70 nve pills. and II tney do not operate
IN an hour os %, taks three OF focy
more.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Mhshw ~habo,I Lake mlsb hs o. AE~
foot LoA n acre re- sol his nsp&c M be q Ill
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Osly about seven huadred feet Of q
small grade remains to be flashed 10
connect the tSo sections Of the Seattle
and West Coast railroad. A email
Rsue 10 seill - york On the big cut at
the bla1. 10 10 estimated that there
are about 2o0 yards Of rock yet 70 b.
renewed before the cut viii be nnjsAed
work upon ~ big tfesaie, shs ssoond
deck Of which 10 completed. Vas aus.
pended daring The cold weather
AsmssA kvs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

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have sdvancsd 10 b0tth asp open {
kilfain. OAn any man living mai
greater ssosl6oss o. oouesssioss than
n.vs. euseiy smith 0ass esDe 10 u
rust.
| I esopsss 70 adhsss 10 ny ssiein,
0solasstieo ~ rssasuinQ hoDe the nu
v.sk Of April. and In the svsnt Of 10
beng anable 10 elect . needing uis
Smith hsfess ny departure fsoo IN
LAID. saaii than psoclaim = ~ voei
shAs ft<0tpe Gas afraid 70 have bmit
meet ne. III pos boshes much VI,
ktirsin q present, because / know T
have my trouele for nothing. Whsu.s
sss boeh IN America, however, ri .
my tsAaks for the alis ReA cha upson @
foeos him into 6aht regardless q oh
'. bic desires or iptentDoos may b. |
AoesseA Il y eusso0aSy 10 put Z
money FIRST an1 saik afterwards ii
6psrtsmSs hes my money posted veel
; aeo). 20 let Fleming cover u bsfors |
has too muon 70 say. Money talss a.
| SHOVE busiusss, and II Fleming has q
FeDotess idea Of doing boainsos. let hi
peoduos mao and gold
II foars truly, Jonn l. SULLIVAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

run posrou nos oASSsr FIND orrosssrr
TO KpccK ocr.

A telegram from L,nden Of Jsnuas
"a eAys thai any man wno spends . dsy
81 Windsor vii he convinced thai Jona
l.. Sullivan psuvo~es 10 u avv no staee
unsarucd Ia .et him.elf 10 The asssa
poe~sols Q ndstior tur btn fnsshconise
sosAsement eth Mncsesi. fos sho0 be
has TIE n,noss essns~mps. That the
popaiAf O. aspsas IN desss mined 10 piAce
bsyand aoaos h,s eiAies 20 the title
which hls friends bsstns nsan him -
pas<ut 10 ALI sportsas me- ot Great
husAia. hr haa advanced ali manner
Uf ruessesslons Ia hsssn jssa e.ssih an1
JAke kiirstn. brt shes Tar 81. edosss
kavx bees ffui tss-. uoswstksssntsna the
many ASSERTIONS teaa have been sAPovn
cos 10 The snSst hat Seiiivsa bad
pansed hss DAYS Of nsefusnsss IN the
rop<<i arena fpo>e vec are 9th him
declare that Sosn l.. h ~ scsise - ever.
veti~ they v,nk Knowingly sees tAik
tua Of the Bss-snn bsy's .sxskins Abals-
tses john Bull. tss Euatsh eook
mAkeS. h willing 10 vax~s any Part OF
&Sklp that sullivan oza whip any man
10 The uosid Hull - cscesded ~ Be 0
god iudse ~ nxbsans men. and Gays
that suiivsn 10 the Srsa.c~s nan eve
80 In the prlns rms. In tie mind Of
the assjesssy % p~eele here Mncheii
vtii danh - tbs lAst mo<n<ns. asd
SPORTING men arr b<1snnsnx - sar@
vAas sneAna ~ vsii rwsess u IN order a.
avus1 snsessns the ring vnea eaiisa
uron 10 fsce Sailsvan- The latter -
certain 10 b d veen The day arrives.
ana 10 anx 90. fos sae tame o. eoens 10
nses. sunh sxsii csssiees b see<ps any
al SuiisvAn's favorable peas,-sssons fos
Q eses. and the feiisstns v the latest
ieesss Sulisvan has srsssen 90 The sab
tsss;
SUMMARY LxrrA
- TIE fliuay srd sssssse sepiv vhtsh
FSsmins has oAte 10 my lAss edss 10
Jss eusish apcsars ~ be shs nsc<s Fsd,e-
uloas ocs svsr paelsshed asA mast ne
epunassly tsnseu The tDeefs~s snd fssa< |
hppunDfess e<~1susd np<sn s<etth ssd eta |
unnnnns. q may b. ssii fas 10 ~ an
nlyO ~ sssaras Il t~ssh rnisA 80 Nh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
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~ = A. shs u,,o's, ,n,aa, aishon 4
I'm vslh,ns alour eroct ssree, a h
mn Ganv svno,n. apparentiv for Il
uaspoop al ssktnu soeps spa suoupis.
fv.s : iSssle confussd vhsp he ashs
- 70 eah eor,be 70 Henry <Seosse
~. caVossv epolrsv. Hov - sot A. n
}unetues 80 slso : oaestsou, Had 4
ssked fos = sutscsius non 4, Hesr Moss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

A good iilasssaiica 81 the necNssisy OF
promet decistou % TIE Part OF Q psv-
sidsns cfnses. so1 of eayieidina aru.
ness 10 sdosrins - dessssoc orce en-
ass,sted. ss foand tu the esss Of 4 for
@sr senator OF Asssssaasests. r-ceusly
deceased. He vss dsitns the chair 10
me ae~cnse OF tie pfesidens. aud 10
the coarse Of the p,oseedaues = senator
sross aud asked aasntnaoes eo1srns for
The intreaaoason Of Q measure which
could oe received. ander Ne siss. ia
% oder vay Dose came The sSvsl
With peeemcsory r,ss
Ihs s~nAfor b cas- II eedes," said
the perssacrt pro ten.
Tee s<osser epseed his eyes IN aston
sskmeat
Mr.. frsssdsus.~ b ssesaiusd, DO
understand The snAls - su,s soas Q 40.
tiaa eAnnos be entertained vnsn no
sesassr eejesssr
The ssvei sfeiaer sac BE error, ssd
he Also sAs sns sniie saas psssed from
eo< 10 aAsssss Of eAe ue0Asrs, bai
e< vas e0oAi 70 the eccAxseu- Dsvr
came TIE gavcl Axzin.
~fos ssooas - sas of oei<s. His
ns&sor cAnsss be r~~1ved. Tos eAa,r
se3<ces. Has&~ nrs.A~zp<.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Jay 0esld r<sd tS0oo for hs soan-
try hass~ ap sss natsaa- ans 70 b ssis
~ osss etn SEQ = ear. &C ssarsy $50.
90 yeas. IL emarsssp Almost . oQuArs
mile Il sAnA ninssy-dvs sso q vAseA
= iAUO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

The above popular hosfetrJ % the lafg-
sst Hoss thoroughly acpointed end he
oesa ho1ss tn The CITY. ffssa eiaD hAr b
csnDscsson VITA the kcee1 The ccR1urt
Th1s : - oniy are pruuf srsck hpsei d
PUS IuWunnd -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

~ tLs lFst place, see tns Siri yoa lnleEi "a
honor as eariY Ia sae ulofn4ag a. yozzs5ls
aad noss whether shs . fTssa ana tidy o.
hMp znd frosEy
W1tca how shs treats her peLs-heF dog
her cansgy, hcF little sisters.
Disces~F Wn4t shs eats AID drinhs and
make Yourself certain y ~asthss she bashes or
a.<s g~rflloery
F.snlsaso.s y shz makes a habit u walking
Or driving
Inform yonrself whether size dotes upon
O~en Meroiith and Hsary jams, or reads
Lon<fslios anc FeuiIncre Cooper
Go % ch1reh with aer aad se II she cares
more Tor the preacher than for ths Gospel
Aaks a sly study Of her anatomy whea you
ksl cbance. Wax hsr ap Murray hlll -
4s last ~ yog can. and lance whole saltz
taroakh with h.r, ard mark II she allows
herself breathing room and wears tight
slippers
FamliiArlze yourself with her fathers az
fairs and her mothers temper and then my
10y. wnsll you vs found girl who Is neat,
Irim, tTue, healthy, wealthy and wise, sail IN
and Win her.--''fattlerH Ia New York Stu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
WOMEN NOT JEALOUS.
ELLA ~HEE-ss N1Lcox psTEs.
a oEsanafie Cssass- k5s~ - s@fecs = - ifs
a1fhsE sz.z Csisa-Gses - t4s
aa4r-A al.sioaaFy fisla
r1E IiFis.

Wails zasaa s1ang ~ oar YeCas E'ris.
hafiliz liilsAsd lAs.1 .lal.aai r-los,i sll4lles.
sfa rest..ss 41a 4z@ssy. n4lt ans.as 90 =
aeFei 1e.a ~ i4bcf ief al epl,srtl4alLy - 10
s,fuslaiaS t4ar shall help rs ssFii a-0az.
soals azilssl,AsFy lsla &oscigt@ srr221 ~
tsslF o9a ID iifs. tasy sfs ia salns Gauges q
f1r<sekinz thas q haia 60 thelF asefsllness
hes tsreetiY ~ltala LaeiF o@a saEasa alls-
sianarg dsld - s1ieh tasy we're born, and
~asas Essiset 3i.l ll1rs saF nars lh4a any
eIf9Ft taoy c4B a1Azs ia o1her airsctlsns -ua-
49, sary s4sess-s ssiY x.flsa foF ~ofk ID
tEoss aiFsetislas~eaA asip tas ~oFld IAis
1e.a a a4ifh ~e speA4 - "a sleir own
heDles, all1 . uegsf ~ ~ea e1lE sa1ed a. ia
e. .easoa ~ -old weather aad bikas nres,
hog ~ snil.ss snli ori. .El .znsss. aad la homes
shsfe .Asrs = q tltaer 4A ancie. laay1e, sad
esfrain.y -ozs 5rotaara car Yeanz xlrl - the
rreate-s ~ ths aslssi9n she 1eaiT-s
The Eiria os t4snli7 haze .l Ia gbaif power
a. al tinaes ~ 40 = great -Aal ~ s4r< la Do
hair e tas 1-ais ueu.1srs II tho household,
Or - -nair scq'44la1Aare-. sho ags oa1 "a rhs
Fs.usa a.ld 1iialbls aad aal.sas az tns seaapta-
taas "a gas opsn woEd sat lhs ~inser
~ealaaf aaales lnsla aaipisF opportunity
tAaA al tas oat d0of days sf boating aad
sanotlng znd iara lanuis 48a picalciling 81,
fgr lt priaEs sDsut a closer ant m0re con-
slaut contact. n1ch fuliar y.s.on o. Gcs
qaaiiE.s-i. aad mueh more sfsctiye grognd
g. taelr sxsrci-e
feang girs. laen, who understand tbs
81 500 al.d thAt they have a. thsy want
o. 81. Il thsY val anlert..4s - usaxs their
Eouea ~ thoroughly delightful that not oniy
slnor Yo1s-s sil come o. sss than there,
bul their OFa brethcrs VII conteatesiIY and
proudly prsfsr so stay therela -!l4rpsr's
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