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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

A small boy gave lesson in natural
history the other day. He brought into
the Office o species " lizard popularity
known as the "Ndft." Holding tho ht.
tie reptile ab1yg his head he lot IL fan
% tho door, with she result that Sec
tion OF its tail wus broken OF. Noticing
that It was minus a part OF Is prchon-
sile organ, tho swift, after discovering
the piece ol tail lost, backed slowly mp
70 It, and placing tho stab against the
piece, held Il in contact for few sec
ouds, and then ran swiftly away with
his tail glued together, apparently as
sound az over.
The experiment was repeated several
times, with tue Same result, Swift glue
could doubtless be- used successfully in
sticking dhmombercd limbs, fingers,
otc.. together, aud we throw out this
suggestion 10 local surgeons for what it
is worth. Observer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
Stapdard Cbureb Works.


itooh Of Mormon. An acnoun, OF N.
Aneisnt Inhabitants Of the American Cont.
nsni, written By the hsnd Of MORMON upon
patas taken nom tho plates N repid, found
near Manchester Ontario o., ss~ r1fl, aud
Translated BY uis Prophet Iossph smsIh, a.,
<nt, tl15, Pull Dock. 600. Pail noan tt.7s,
Pull bocA lsnAil, tisoi Pull Icstii-r, eui,.B.sed,
nm raii Cioth, euhosssd. iileo
Booh Of Mormon. (fArrc print) NorDoro,
Ettra diiL aT5g Leather. gni. t3O9. Laatlof,
y 80 cloth ti.ss.
Doctrine and Covenants o. The Church OF
Jesus chast u Latiar-day saintsi clntnning
tho Revelations eivsa ., Jossph Smith, IT,, tho
Prophet, fnr tho buidins Up Of no Kin sdon q
God In he la, days. GIT, la75i Pull nock,
fAo0, fuli Roam tt.ii. Pun B1cs tsiuaill, q 90
Pun Leathof. emboaani, tL7s. Pun Cloth. en-
husf1d, ft.0N
Doctrine ead Covenants. OsrFs Pdnth
hofoecn, Etin uut, tJ5si Leather, onL
100. isa,hor tlzs. cloth. els.
rcari OF Great Price. A shoioe sclec,iaa
nom Tho Revelations. foundations, and Mar
fsiion1 o. jcaoph smith afa Prnphei Seer
and kefrlatur of he Church II Jcsu. Chusi q
lait"feay Saints norooco, onL ti.2si
iTathm, dut h0. Enan itc,, CotA.
tasassd, tod
Key 60 the science Of Theology. De-
fFned o. aH intsliusiiuu ~ the FIrs, rrinoi-
pies % spiritun, PHILOSOPHY. Religion, Ihu
and ootefumunt, ~ Delivered b. ihs An
clients, "a a. Hei,1rod In uia hro f1r no DIAL
de'ciopnent Of univorsAi peace. truth .aa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

"Thorc WAS very ilad conductor on
tho eas,bouni train tine other night
said John D. Paterson. % Kansas CITY
man. "Tho car was crowded. and :
shared my eat with o 81 Louis drum.
Iner. who WIS bent ON having a good
time at the expense OF hs fellow pas.
scngcH. IS the conductor came along
q dog undor our -cat began to snnrl
viciously. The conductor looked hard
NJ the drummer. No dogs allowed IN
tho cnnrhc.t take hin, iutp tho hagfru,s,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

On Saturday eveuin,, ia the Third
District court, the Pioneer Saving. aud
Loan Association brought suit against
IL. T.. MssoD ani William Rvuens for
sl,20O. In August, 1850, Levi C.C2ns
applied to the company for loan,
agreeing 20 erect on certain real estate
,bulldlngs and improvements Mt "a cost
Of $500, aud Rl.1 executed bond OF
indemnity, with the defendants M
sufeliea, u pay to the plaintii $4,000.
The complaint eays they failed 10 com.
Wy with their agreement to make the
impfOveme nis, except To the extent OF
about s95O1. This company loaned
Cone 5000, vnlch was secured by
mortgage. This was fortclDsod, AMI
th0amnunt of the judgment with costs
Nht S3,5l6.l5, and the property only
brought $500. II IL alleged that Cone
lsinsulycnl, and now they want his
tondamen to pay the deficiency bc.
tween the Judgment and the amount
isaliSed, anu also DAMAGE, making .he
total $1,000.
~N7f' NAhh anu AalilAht ENlrht kHt
IAller an infant, by Josie Frisk, her
Hnafdian al li,om, Va. the Rio Grande
Western railroad company ia the little
Ola damage suit also tiled ON Saturday.
John Fisk was brakeman on n freight
Train run by defendants between Salt
Lake hnd Thistle, and on the 18th OF
ocloher last was killed by achr being
utrailed. The complaint alleges that
hceldent was caused wholly ana solely
hy the shiitlessness aud negligence NJ
,he company N allowing its tracks TO
become ohBtructed anu 10y the lack Of
uue care and diligence In notTemoving
me Obstruction. Damages ate claimed
III thetum Of $500
Judge Anderson mas granted a tenn.
porary INJUNCTION IN the suit recently
nlought ~ number OF taxpayers
resulting III the southern part Of the
wy u restrain the city assessor from
correcting the sprlnkling tax. a bona
o' NOuO was fled. A number OF oiti.
teh', besides those originally In the
sui are now plniHtiii. In the action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
Land Patents.

The following patsnts have been re-
celved at The lsnd office;
Peter Maisen Of Sanpc,c county;
northwest quarter OF uor,hcas, quarter
Of seclion II, townshlp II south, range
3 east.
George NJ. Cannon, Salt Lake
county; west half of the northeast
aunrteF and the north halt 81 tue
southeast quarter Of section ~ town
shin 4 soutil, range west
David IA. Jonce, Emery county;
east half Of southwest quarter OF sec
lion o, township % south, range east,
Martin Hansen, salt Lake county /;
northeast quarter NJ section 30, town
ship ! south, range ] west,
Andrew w. Heggie. Cache county;
southwest quarter VI section II, town.
ship II north, range . " Of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
Bear Lake stnke rOnIlcrence.

This conference was hcldon August
9Th and TN. On the stanl were iresi-
dent Joseph Il. smith, Apostle +. NJ.
Lyman, anu President l.. h. Young
ot the Fitsl Council OF Seventies, the
Presidency of the Stake, the High
Council and the stake officers. Tho
reports OF the Bithop- we're c0mpre-
heuslve. TIE speakers yer, PRECEDENT
Joseph Il. Smith, a p0atlo n. NJ.
Lyman, President l.. u, Young, Pre-.
sident WIN. Bulge, Counselors Jas. II.
Hart aud Geo. Oanond. The subject
treated upon were thv proper obser.
Suee OF the Sabbath, the wofd Of
Wisdom, tho laws OF sanitation, ami
the cary history Of the Church from
the time OF the Prophet Joseph iirst
VISION 10 the organization ct Tie
Church. +. MlSsuN Scribe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

II Is reported that a now element has
noen recognized Ia a mineral found in
Egypt by johnson Pasha IN 1890, This
mineral, hrs, called "Johnsonite,' Int
afterward masrite, consists mainly Of
aluminium, manganese, cobalt aud iron,
in combination with sulphuric acid II
dissolycs in water aud yields on treat
moni with eulphuic hydrogen in an
acetlc acid solution white precipltato,
from which n pure hydroxide was pre-
pared. New York journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

Half mile heats, best two in three,
stake, $3.50 added, for yearlinv troiters;
entrance Zee, 10 Ter cent; $40 10 ne
company nomination, uuu $40 on or
oeioie O'Clock p. m. OF day previous
to race.
Mite hcats, best two In three, stake,
$3.50 added, TOT twu-y.gr-old trottors OF
under; entrance fee, 10 per cent; slO
TO accompany nomination, aud sl0 90
or before O'Clock y. m. NJ day preyi-
Gus b. race.
Miie heats, best three ia I've, STAKE,
$3.50 added, flr three yeat-0id tfotton
OF under; entrance tee, iOp per cont;
$40 10 accompany nomination, aud slj
on or before O'CLOCK pm. Of day pteyi.
Gus " race.
Mile hnals, best three in ave, stake,
$3.50 added, Tor four yvsrUld trOttogs W
uu1ey untrsnt lee, ~ per cont; 80
10 aotumWny nom,nNt0u, asa $40 on
or before : -'cluok o. m. uf day psVvi-
Gus " race.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
BIDS WANTED,

NTOTtCE - lERtnI GIVEN THAT
~ sealed proposals viii ha rcceiygfby the
Undersigned Tor the rroctinn of school build.
ing inr fnteft naiu, 10 tho Twenty ninth school
District. salt Lake CouliY, iah, fog mss"a,
carpenter and plg-torng work separate also
Tor The cnure strdcturu, up 20 Z pm OF August
J., Isgg at NJ, $40 Consultation nuilding salt
Lake Clty, or john al. MhithkeT's residence.
sugar House Ward.
building to DO completed In siNty days from
date Of Hgpiug contract
BiGs will be opened August 10Th, 1909. nj 81
u IN at District building Plans and specihca,
tons can be examined At either OF tho above
named places for receiving lids. Tho board
fesufye thc IIght 10 reject any or all hids
JON hEMslkN,
JOHN +, EDWARDS
JOHN 81. Wlli1 AkTR,
board Of Trustees rweuly.ninsn school DIS
tTot
SAT- Lake City, Utah, July Is, lsQ2.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
To the Stockholders Of DO Pacific Lumber and
luudiug Company Sugar liouse. SAT- Lake

To the Stockholders Of thl Pacific Lumber and
County, Utah.
Nu1iCE j. HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
* mttuus 81 he directors hUil on tho I'm
N,ss ui jay, a, u lsF., an assessment OF 70 ne
cent, per share was levied on tho rAplthi ,tsck
q the rorlorauuu, payable August s8tb. A. ID
1--WE 10 NJ Lyman, Jr. see etify and lrugh.
ufer a. the onlre ut the company, sugar IloIse.
PAU i.A.o ounlN, uuih. hmunuta already PAID
Vii De credited On the same.
Any stock upon when this assessment
August, a. ID, w, will be dciinunent and nd
WnFeu ior sala At public ancrOn, and unless
payment u made before viii 10 sold on The ibth
Gay ni september, A, u, lsl2 10 pay the drlin,
lurnt assessment, togethtr with costs OF hd,
ytrtaiHg anu eNpenseaf sale
NJ LYMAN, JR., secretary,
July.26, 1884 N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
LEGAL NOTICE.


10 the PROBATE iuuft in and Tor SAT- LAKE
Countv, Territory OF Utah
In the matter ~ the Iaiaie u jonathan
Mcstcrma-. ltcchtcd
NOTICE - HEREBY CiNHN THAT
- EuSaisth Ntstgunan, oNcrutriN N the
ito tHtAtc uf jonathan Wcsigrmun, deceased,
hns rendered tor settlement, anf llef To- aaid
count, hgf anai account u her aduiui-tratun
Of said estate aud pruiion fnr Ina diatributiun
81 tho fUflduc q raid Oltate among the persons
tniitled thereto, ant that Thursday, the aHh
day ~ August. a. y. lsll, A. 10 o'clirA a, Va, ~
the Court Room OF sad Court, 10 tho County
yuuft House, -al' Lakc City and county, ttah
Territory, has been duly nppuiutnd by tIu
judge " tald Court. tor the suttlcmrutot said
account aud hearing saii petition Tor ittrihu
uun, ~ which iimc aud p'Aco any pefson inior.
ca'rd IN rHt estate may appear and show
cause, " any therr be-. wiy eaii account should
rot be settled and app oycd Aud nnai dittribu.
ton made ~ prayed Tor.
Dated August ], isya.
&. r. ALLEN,
Clcrt Of the Probate Cuuri.
ny CAusrEs browne. IN, Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
PrOsneets improving.

htolher NJ. Il. Cruel, writing from
ooloniA Dlaz, chihuahua, MeI., Aug.
D. ls92, say; awe have had some
ieoa fnins Hnd our animals arc gaining
~ hesh, ~ We think all will be well
'tln The Mexican colonies.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

In the Probate Court, N and Tor SAT- late
County, Territory Of Utah
In the matter Of tho Estsio OF John Hres.
Deceased
order 10 show Csuso hy order " sale of ReA
Lstate should act bo made

WILLAMETTE A. REFS, TuE ADMtSis.
~ ttalftN OF The rftute ~ inun Nrts. De.
ceased, having Sled her Vetiuon herein, duly
Nerihed, praying Tor IN order NJ sale Of me
real eftalo OF said drcedrnt, for tho PURPOSES
thereon set forth, a. 10 therefore ordered lis tho
Judge OF said Court, that oil pcfsona Interested
IN INC ertslo ~ snid iegeua'e'nppthr before the
ADJUST, ltp4, NJ 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon
o. eAlh day, A the Court Room u sHiS i'fObatf
tnuit ~ ne touny touri House. m the lity
and County OF salt LAKE, iiah Territory, to show
eauuo y hy uu order should not be granted IN
me ala NinnniatrstrtN, To cell ~ iaurh VI tho
real ustnte Of the SAID dcrpaHcd AZ puhlir or
private sale Ne shall he necessary, aud thai
cuuv Of This order SHAH bee published AZ ioast
inut suroHstl' weeks ~ the nEsiuEr TWAS.
80 NiWt, nevtpHnof printed and published
In sam City aud County.
Dated July gsth, 1879
q. ". BAHTCH. Probate judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

In the matter ~ no estate o. Chaiioa y. 81.
man. .nrnlnNa.


NJ Office rs HEREiY GINLS THAT JANE
~ NlIWsh, hqminisuhinN % The estate NJ
81 CHARLES ,. 1uiuan, deceased. has rendered
Tor frturmcnt aud died ~ said court. her fnAi
pcgount oi her AdininistrAiiou Of sad estate
ara ueution Tor nnnl distriuuunn - tleTefiduu
81 bhid rela's hmonE tue porfona entitled thore
~, aId that iuvsdty. ihr roth fuy Of August,
a ~ l'l., al " O'clock q, m, AZ tho Court Room
OF fAd tnuftin the County C0uii ilOusC, salt
been duly appointed tg the Judge of said
touri, Tor The tuiilCmeut 81 srid account uua
hearing tlii peiiiion for distribution, az which
time 30 " lace any prrton Interested IN tnid
Estate my appear aud bow Cause n any
here hr, why said fcgonnt should not tc srt.
tea and approved and lnA distribution made
a. rayCt Tor.
Iattd july t,l,pl G, p ALLEN,
clerk " the Probate Court.
Nv CAusIgN HgowNr, jH. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

In The flolatr Court, In ana Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of utae.
In the matter of the Relate o. Henry insbcr.
sen, deceased.
NOTICE D iiERERY GIyES, TUAT
~ Anna h.tNyott, AdministfniriN ~ the e..
ttir Of Henry luulCflru, deceased, han frt.
hefed Ter seilcpiynt, and hloa IN aaid ouurt htr
nnhl account uf her administration uf suif
estate, Hnd petition for nnHl distr button ~
thu residue % fhtd estate Am1uT the purHuut
entitled thereto; aud that iuf6dHy, the lftn
GAY NJ AuguHt,A hl-2,at 10 O'Clock Hsm., al me
tpuft Atnu 81 salf Court, IA TIE C1utN
Court House, SAT- Lake ti,y aud Coutty. Utah
tufriiuy ,has been duly appointed W ne jLd4u
~ slid court FOR the nrtlrmcni % f.ir af
cutnt. nud hrtrlnE Haid Ioutln lur de
iuuuiIpus atWhirh limo and place nry pFrtuu
Interested in s8if eftttD may appear tui show
cause, o. nav there D. why srid art0uU. Hhuu'd
not De- settled AVID app owed and rual distriyu
ton made at TrHytl Tor
Dated July 1871, lre
G. p ALLEN,
C,fh Of thH Probate Court
~ Clut'EN bLoWNh, Jl-, Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
The Anlnmn Race MeetIng.

The fall meeting Of the Salt Lake
Driving PARK Association II to be- hell
September eth to October LIST, In
elusive. Following Is the race pro-
o rnmme:
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iAsc. Territory Of Utah.
In the matter 81 the cstats and guardian.
thipof Horace D.. Gillutt, Minor
order g. show causu why order Of sale NJ
Heal Estate should not be made
NELtsriA =. GiLiL1Tr iiE GUARDIAN
~ o. the grrich ard cstatr OF Horace D..
1illeit, Minor, Ussins rlci her poution boron
du'y verified, paying Tor an urdcruf sale u the
rial estate 81 snid minor tor the purpl 90
theron sct forth. 81 h hereby ordered that tho
neat ~ Lin 81 the ward aud al icffuns iu-
ter stpd in the rH nte nf fHid minor, appear
before ihr saif Probate Court un Tucalay,
the N day ~ Aurust i-ts, M ~ O'Clock To-
the forenoon 81 SSH day, ~ TIE inuft Anniu
~ Fhid Probate toutt, At lhu County Court
House IN the rity anu county q SAT- latc.
thh Territory, q shnv cause why m order
shluln mo- be grlnlcd 20 tie snid guardian, o.
cell % much ~ the real estate " ne saii
minor N private sale HH shnii 10 Necessary,
and that 4 copy ot this order ie puhlishOi
" least four successive wrcia In he btsEntt
INfhtNu NIWh. q newspaper printed aud uuh.
lshct in said city ant county.
Dated Juiys IN. isl2. -.
Probate Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
RIO GRhNDB
WESTERN.
Standard auaOs.
M y1Sa cUssiNI TIME rksis
In TTeri Wa -. issa.


triNHS SAT- takE
80. For rfuyu, Grand JuuU usu aud
40 uuiuts Lat ........ ....... ..... ttD0 An
No.t-for Provo, Urnud Junction and
al points East. .......... y g Nm.
No. s-Tor Provo, fayson ard LutotA & 0t pm.
No. -ior bingham. tanuu,g aud
NutHttn .....s . sss.... ....... % 100 q. W.
No. 1-for ogden and West .............ii q pa.
40. lalor ogden and the Nra ........l % n.in
No - or Ogden and poiui1 " ts'.,. go pm.
az tyIs FAff tANr
No. l-ffum Prove, Grand Juurulu
sudthc Hast ........., ...........ii,O3 IN,
No 3-frum Provo, Hrand JunCuUn
and ne East...................... ] iits nm.
No, i-fr0m Prove, rnyson and
Eureka .....,....... ..........lu ~ IN.
Ne From bingham, saupatr and
Nasaich . ...................... conn.
No, f-from ogden ami plinis West ufua.
NO. g-lfom ogden and thu Weaa .... 80 an.
No. i--itow Ogtsn snu ihr West. ..... pIil p.in.
Pullman Palace Sictpgrs 0g all through
trans Noehhngns clofr connections. safety,
speed and comfort.
4Hst tUluc 10. ""r~ urtn street.
u. e. LODGE, A. n. MkLBr. IN. HESNErr
Gen. AAnagCE Gen. tugL Ggu. D. a 4. AT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court ~ the County of Salt
iAse, Territory OF Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

In The matter ~ the cstats and guardian.
thipof Horace D.. Giiutt, Minor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-15
1T WORE ON HIM.

House Cleaning Pretty Nesrly Used the
Sympathetic Husband Up.
Can anyone tell why it Is that In all
the pathetic stories of house cleaning
with which tho newspapers periodically
abound, it is invariably tho husband
and father who is represented as the
chief sufferer? Here, now, II the latest
of such veracious chronicles, clipped
from the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Per.
haps the mystery is explained by the
excessively sympathetic nature of the
average man.
Directly after breakfast the man Of
the house took to the sofa in the sit'
ting room with the morning newspaper,
while his wife set ebout tho house
cleaning. She was dismantling the
front room, and before he had finished
The sporting column sho had carried
past him seven chairs, three tables, q
desk, four footstools, all the pictures, q
piano stool, bookcase and sundry 9TH
er pieces Of furniture.
Then she lugged in q pair Of steps
and pail of water and began to clean.
do you want any assistance. Maria@'
said the man at this point, as he rose
and folded the paper.
Not Just yet, DEAR" said Maria
"Well, then, think I'll leave you"
said he, and he started for the Office.
On the way he stopped to tell three
men that il there was anything that
wore him to the skin and bono it was
A. a. II
he:
eve are right in the midst Of it now,
and tell you I'm about used up"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-15

A strange but true snake story comes
from Sierra Madre, and is told in the
Pasadena (Cal.l Star. A little girl
whose mother resides at that place saw
q large snake while playing near the
house, and being pleased with its ap-
pearance. she followed it through the
grass trying to get hold OF It The
faithful dogs belonging to the family
saw the snake also, and, running after
it, got ahead of the little girl IA the
chase and pounced upon the animal
An alarm rattle, two quick strokes. and
the dogs ran yelping back, while the
little tot who had witnessed the en-
counter concluded that the gliding
serpent was not Is pretty as it had first
appeared. When the mother. who hap
pened to be absent, returned home that
evening. and found two dead dogs IN
her door-yard and her little daughter
fast and safely asleep in bed, it may be
taken for granted that prayer Of
gratitude went up from her heart at the
fortunate escape OF the little one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-15

Hur: up bali kau5r.S fogcef1i and IA
cisIse al t-cflse- s1itzbis for csscri gt3os
Of sublime ana Inspiring scsosrys fh@n
take tip 10 the GEx9d Canon of tue Coi'
or-d0 zGd you z;!l tsrou them Asle< -
b<igg inadequate
Tue wurId creates: wonesy is sAs Grass6
CasSn q tie Coi9rsdo r1ysr. il As5xoUs-
I<.l0ustone Park AID fes<==st~ take -.
odd place. Niagara Falls - sTsrfe6s srd
fbx AassesGscks sssns Ike rssrs kisss.
compared win the xfgp~B9os1s cEsssss
assa se1zEss 81 tEs GFa.d ISuza-
Thss bit L<F1o aBsceszssD2s fszlos hss
Jn.s been egea.sz3 fer tcsrts.s by stz@s Eic~
from F.ssstas. \ T. On fkv issnscoass-
b-A.ss higb4Ay Il SO 3 ]. , * II
Tie fs3sd trip e@n &c made comfortably.
quickly. ard al reasonable sxpsns~
AesE.ss sgeaE e ~zots BE fuass wsli
quite exssr&4oa F@t~s. 81 z1g53s&taar. An
Illustrated p@as,.Ases a. "a pswzs~r-ssoe,
fuzzy describing tAs tgaag hssUssxs Asa
Sos8essrs q tbs tsrznts 1snss Aftss 20
- ]. Stehoissss. - T.. & T. h. A J Il =
T. X X. Iep~xz. asB. 81 ! J ByEss.
Act Pes. Trssssc Mgr. Eaiesso. fes fF.s
oopy. sbssA ~.ll 70 as=l4s<. sEsa rs~ssS fsr
csStTstss.oG go y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-15
POWER OF A SMILE.
How q Lteuten2at Pacifled . Swarm {
African 0avages.

How Lteutenaat Pacided . Swarm Of
African Savages.
Italian soldiers used to be trained to
overcome their foes by the assumption
of the fiercest possible expression of
CONFERENCE.-The acia ferocs, as it was
called. Lieut. II. Crichton-Browne, of
her majesty's service, says that during
his perilous journey across the veldt in
South Africa he found his engaging
smile a more potent artifice to subdue
the savage breast One dry q swarm Of
wild Africans came upon the Lieutenant
and his little band, says the New York
World, and the redoubtable soldier con-
fesses that he ''felt an inward sinking"
but it was only momentary. Il knew"
says he, that my safety depended on
my maintaining external GOODNESS, and
SO remained imperturbable until dis
tinguished Immediately in front of me,
TO the right, an Induna or Ring-kop
leaders among tho Matabele wear .
black ring on the head) who was par
ticulariy violent in his obJurations, and
on him fixed my eye and smiled When
first smiled on this Ring kop Matabele
he was the picture Of savage rage; IS I
went on smiling he Modified, and as
smiled again and again he broke into
hoarse laugh. It was a hoarse laugh,
but think never heard a joll&er one,
and Immediately followed up my I'D
vantage" The savages were soon SO
pacified that they were willing to do
anything to oblige the lieutenant and
bic par+v
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-15


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