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Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
SONG or THE SHIRT WAIST,

How should stenographer dress?-
Second to none.
With fingers nmble and strong,
With eyes that are sparkling and keen,
A young woman sits in womanly RIG
With her pencil, her pad and machine.
Scratch. scratch, scratch,
With speed; not fussy with haste;
No poverty plant, nor even patch
Or smirch on her neat shirt waist.
Write, write, write,
From the business hour of nine;
And write, write, write,
Till time to lunch or to dine.
Then it's oh. for jolly laugh.
With bone of turk to pick.
Where sister workers meet and chaff
In the respite hour from click.
Click, click. click.
Merrily. line upon line;
Click. click. click,
And the shirt waist waveets shine.
Quick witted to catch the thought,
To correct each grammatical lapse,
Not sentimentally taught
By Balzac; but better, perhaps.
Click. click. click,
AS eager at work as al play.
Click. click. click,
The sheet rolls up and away.
Els and SIS and VS.,
VS. and SIS and Els;
Picking them up with her twinkling
eyes.
And rafting them off the keys.
Write. write, write,
All woInanly work elevates;
Write, write. write,
Esteem on faithfulness waits.
Oh, women with brothers dear,
Oh, women with husbands and sons!
Heed not their sneers
At your sisters and peers.
Nor the talk of the morbid ones.
Right, right, right
just independence TO gain,
And right. right! right.
Be it yours to help her attain.
New York Sun.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
OutbraCCed.

Hard KnOX-Fevvcr / hit you once
they won't be nothin' left but to ring
fer de ambulance.
Turf Muggs-Is dat so? See dat mitt?
Well de authorities don't allow me TO
wear gloves on de street, cause it
would be a case of carryin' concealed
MISUNDERSTANDING Journal.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
The Pen Is Mightier, Etc.

1t was simply a hunder of his In
writing and she should have known
better; but there. women are such
queer things. and she got as mad as
could be about it. You see, he meant
to speak of her laughing eyes and,
as luck would have it, he wrote laugh
able eyes" That was ADHESION
TRANSCRIPT.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Our Hard Coal Supply.

A recent expert estimate of the ex-
tent of the anthracite coal fields in the
United States places their contents at
1927 400. 900 tons. The annual pro-
duction averages 45,0o0.000 tons, AT
which rate the supply would last some
265 years.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
DEMON TREE OF BURMAH.
ndicts Terrible Torture Upon Those
Who Touch Its Leaves.

ndicts Terrible Torture Upon Those
Who Touch Its Leaves.
IN far Burmah there grows Il tree the
mention of the name of which causes
the native to shudder with terror and
and 10 breathe Il prayer TO his divinity
that he be spared from its terrible, eX-
crucia ting. agonizing touch. 1t is
known TO travellers and natives of Bur-
nah, the villages of the Himalayas and
the Malacca peninsula as the burning
tree" \ specimen of it. not much
larger than an American blackberry
bush, has been added to the famous
botani 1al garden a Madras. 1t is given
a liberal space to itself, and is sur
rounded by a picket fence upon which
hang placards in English and Hindoo-
stance bearing the legend:
DANGEROUS.
All persons are forbidden TO
touch the leaves or branches Of
this tree.
To those who know what the burning
tree is the caution is quite unneces-
sary. The name is Il missioner. as the
tree Stings rather than burns. Beneath
its smooth green leaves are StingS COM
parable TO those of the nettle, only in
initely more painful and aggrayating.
These stings have points of microscop-
ic iineneSs and pierce the skin without
leaving any apparent mark The fluid
is Secreted at the moment of contact,
but causes Il maddening pain, which
sometimes continues for months.
Victims claim the sensation is that Of
having the flesh scared by hot irons.
On damp days the agony is augment
ed, and to plunge the afflicted part in
to watnr is to cause an ecstasy of tor
ture that will throw the strongest man
into Il paroXysm. This tree ranges in
size from bush to the height of fifty
and seventy-five feet. according to its
location. The smaller the tree the more
terrible the effects of contact with it.
The Burmese in the parts of the cOun-
try cursed with it hold il in mortal
terror and flee wildly when they detect
its continguity 10y the peculiar odor
which ii eXhaleS. Should one be so I'M
fortunate as TO plunge into its branches
he falls to the ground, rolling over and
over and rending the air with his
shrieks. Dogs touched by it are driven
mad. They yelp and run. biting and
tearing the parts of their bodies that
have been touched. Elephants touched
by the demon tree act like fiends. tear
ing UP trees and rolling in the dirt bel
lowing in their agony
y horse that had come in contact
with the tree ran wildly about biting
at everything and everybody, and in his
frenzy jumped from cliff and was
killed. The serp2nts of the Burmese
jungle and the wild monkeys of the
forest never approach the dread tree.
y missionary at Mandalay whose curl
OSity led him to investigate the leaf of
the tree with the tip of one finger suf-
fered constant agony for Il month and
for year afterWard felt occasional
darting pains in the finger. The native
doctors know of no lotion that will re-
lieye the intolerable pain.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
LAWYER Beat Himself.

They are telling of n Boston man
but not Boston type of man-who went
to his lawyer and told him to fix his
property in his wifes name, and fix
1t SO that even he could not get it,
When the lawyer presented his bill he
said: Il can't pay that bill, for have
not n cent to my name. Fibre and
Fabric
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Willing Man.

He-If there is anything n woman
enjoys 1t is being martyr.
She-And how willing some man is
to help her enjoy herself that way
Indianapolis Journal
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Best He Could Do.

"All demand for my client" shout.
cd the attorney, in the voice of man
who was paid for it, lis justicew
Il am very sorry | can't accommO-
date YOU" replied the Judge, but the
law won't allow me to give him more
than fourteen years. Cincinnati En-
quirer.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25

what is the trouble between AK
leigh and his wife,
Only little family jar He was
saying that he would give anything if
he could have a wheel and she suggest
ed that he might take one of those he
had in his ead."-Boston Transcript
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Mr.. Whistler and the Gushcr

"Mr. Whistler" said the gushing lady
visitor to the cynical artist, why do
you never paint storm al sea? 2"
My dear lady, I've often tried. but
unfortunately | paint in oils and as
soon as l spread my colors the waves
subside and the sea becomes as calm
as 4 duck pond"-New York World.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
The Worst,

Patron Ito proprietor OF saloon)-Of
all the free lunch / ever ate that is the
worst.
oprietOr-Certainly; it's weiner
Wurst.-To Date.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Cigarette Law Rejected.

The MaSsa chuSctts Senate has reject
Ell the bill to prevent the manufacture
and sale of cigarettes and cigarette to-
bacco in this State; and very properly.
There is already law prohibiting the
sale of cigarettes to minors. and that is
quite enough Transcript
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Warming to Colorado.

Now that gold fields have been dis
covered in the United States, the world
is waiting to see whether England will
claim that all along she has been under
a great mistake concerning the true
boundary of her Canadian possessions.
Baltimore American.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Correct.

y little boy having his music lesson
was asked by his teacher: What are
pauses:'
Things that grow on pussy cats"
was the quick reSponSe.-LOuisyille
Times.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
The Critic She Feared.

Mrs. Newrich-Hlenry, you gave
yourself away badly ut the dinner table
tonight. Do you know you were ac-
tually eating with your knife?
Mr.. Newrich-No! WAS /. though?
nope none of the guests noticed 1T.
Mrs Newrich-Oh. | don't care so
much about thCm-but our English but
Ter Wilmington Gazette.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
InventOr-Say, George. come with me.

InventOr-Say, George. come With me.
This is patent car fender. | want Won
to lie on the track OF the electric car
and be picked UP before Il crowd PROV
it's used. III pay you after the eXper-
iment
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Her Great Hit

well, did the new Juliet make n
hit?"
Yes, she pulled the balcony over on
Romeo and nearly killed him."
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
One of His Own.

Didn't the doctor tell Drinkum to
take only rhimbleful of whisky
"Ycs: but Drnkum had a thimble
made to order."-Boston Traveller.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25

Tommy-Papa. there is a large black
bug on the ceiling.
Professor very busy)-Step on it and
let me Acknowledgements Blaetter
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Responsibility Disclaimed.

Hamlet McDu6f Gin Arizona)-Pva
been playing in your town n week. sir,
and your paper hasn't contained Il line
about me.
Editor BaZOo-Well, in case of 4
lynching they can't say that l incited
it.-NeW York World
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Whit He Did Know.
Romeo an.

Drinkwatcr coming home from
banquet, accosts gentleman of divin-
ity in this manner: Il say, bishop. can
YOU tell me if they have champagne i'll
heaven?'
The Bishop don't know about that,
but | can assure you of one thing. sir:
you will find plenty of real pain in the
other place.-TO Dare.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Ar IInfnriunnfe Chan

Oheckerly-Poor Algy, He's so how.
wildly defawmedi
StripeS-Defawmned
Checkerly-Yaas, poor boy; his eyes
Sre 30 pwomlnent that he cawn't weai
a monocle.- Truth.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25

"Do you desire the peace of Europe?'
Chorus of Great Powers-That de-
ponds on which of us gets the biggest
piece.-ExcEange.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
LET US ALL LAUGH.
JOKES FROM THE PENS OF
VARIOUS HUMORiSTS.

Pleasant Incidents Occurring the
World Over - Sayings that Are
Cheerful to the Old or Young-Fun-
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
WOnnn's Way.

What is the amount of the poll tax,
john" asked Mrs. Cawker.
"One dollar" replied Mr. Cawker.
''When we women get the ballot we
will mark it down to 90 cents '-Har-
per'S Bazaar.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Art in the HOuSohOld.

What an exquisite vase you have
those daffOdils in Miss OsmOnd."
Yes; isn't it sweet? Mamma got
it with a can of baking powder"
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Rather Hard.

Helm going to apply my talents,
but can't make up my mind whether I
shall go in for art or poetry.
She-Oh, poetry.
He (delighted)-IIave you ever heard
any of my verses?
She-No; but I've seen some OF your
art.-St. pauTs.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
The Test.

'Old man, l want you to be the best
man at my wedding"
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25

If you want to write or say just
what you please, claim to be a REFORM
er.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
Just the Thing.

Shopman-You won't be far wrong
in buying that cane, sir. 1t fits you
beautifully.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25

What. | thought you would surely
stand by a friend in his hour of trou.
bic. "-Indianapolis Journal.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25

Miss Katc-I like n man with past.
lie is always interesting.
Miss Duplicated like Il man with Il
present, and the more expensive the
present, the more interest | take in II.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-25
DANGEROUS.

All persons are forbidden 10
touch the leaves or branches Of
this tree.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21
THE STUDENTS DAY.
A Grand Celebration al Princeton,
New Jersey
A BANNER PRESENTED ny LADIES
Torch Light Precision T0nishi-prssl
dent tlev land Among lhe us.
iinsulshtd buesis.

PRINCETON, n. j.. Oct. 2l.--rhis
was "Alumoi AMI students dsy," aud
tho town was nllod 10 Overlooking
with viallot. rae aoadcmic rfoets.
sion formed at II O'Clock OF MsIquGnd
chapel and marched TO Alexander
Hall, which was crowded. The
s,udenis were bunohod ia the balcony
seats, the circle below being occupied
by out OF town vi,it5rs. A. the pro.
ctssion ontofod tue hall lei ~ Prssi.
don't Paitsn and Governor Griggs all
present rosc and remained standing
until tho faculty and delegates from
foreign instiiu,ions Of learning had
taken their places on tbs stage nnd tho
representatives OF American colleges
had nlsd Into the seats reserved iot
thtm In the body o. tho hail. AN
wore the gowns aud decor tious n
their respective colleges. Ihu pfuti.
Wui. Henry Green, called attention
u the handsome banner wuicn deco.
rated one aide OF tho stage, which
WIS., lAtaNhANA " Aut iaAAeH VI Il AAINNs
ton, with the request that u b. called
"rHc Banner VI Princeton Univef.
aliy." Green expressed bis belief thsl
the GIT would be- accepted anu become
historic under tue title bestowed upon
II by tue dUrofa. tbs banner " VI
white silk trimmed with orange anu
black, Punueion's COLOR.
Governor Gfigss OF Now Iotuoy wss
i1fodurui 90 presiding oilicoE He
wore n nJwing gown representing thu
honor conferfod upon him by tho COL.
lcge last year. Mailing speech the
governor Introduced Rsv. Df. Henry
VandySc, pastor OF Brick Presbyterian
church, New York, representing the
CllosopAio a-ciciy, who delivered al
Acsdsmic ode, called "rhu Buiiders.D
Dr. NAudyke's POEM was tulOglstic VI
Pfincstou's career aimee It, establish.
ment $50 years agO. The tr!ling plluis
we're greeted with hearty haudclap.
plug. The morning rxefcifus conclu 4.
cd with an orAtion; Piueulon Ia the
Nation's Service, by Prot WooiToW
Wilson, professor OF political economy
Vt Princeton, who represented the
American wniR society. Professor
Wilson was greeted with aealoning
uheuII.
Tonight the great eveut Of the osle-
bration 10 vpsulanuiar eertu takts
place. Tbia 10 torcniirht, pr5oo,elon
aud tho illumi nation OF tue eampur.
President Cleveland arrives from
Washington Mt s:ib y. m. And will re-.
viUw tho parade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21

TO the political situation ~ TO insist
upon boarding up gold. This IA o
striking comment on tho coohtuff n "A
OF the Republicans anent the do.etto
Biyan. II IL Also obvious that tho veiy
rapid advance Of wheat adds consider.
ably TO the power oil Americans 10
draw ON the Efopsan poli supulys aud
unles1 the Directors Of the bank afu
prepared to allow the reserve to suffer
n iutthor large diminutl1n, . rise
IN the rate tomorrow mny be counted
on ne ccrtaiu. AZ tar as We eau Judge,
however. the amount No tho reserve to.
morrow will b. e?5, 500. 900, and when
we deduct the tum ot ius milIioub
when has 10 Du st aside against the
japanese balance, the total IL none too
larsc, cUnildtTiug the autumn with.
dfaHals 10 SoItlanj, lust stEiuuing.
) the stock exchange wac iully pre-.
ungcd iof rise In tue tank fltn last
week, thrfc will be no suiieu collapse
VI price,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21

WAaiuN0roS,Oc .gl,-Advices have
ben received % 9.iulstor Andfadc VI
Nonssiria that tue commission sent
ny NcntEuela 10 Gormauy returned
alter accomplishing most satisfactory
arrangements which bring about close
identity OF Interests between the two
countries. The main features ~ tue
arrangement are a loan Oi $4,000, 900
German capital 10 the Venezuelan
government aud lhe Establishment VI
Gefman bank win large capital at
Catacas. Tue president VI the com.
rauy making the losn ~ Herr kiupp
OF the famous gun works u Esten.
The loan 10 the result Of German Ia.
ves,ments made Ia Nen,zIela in 70.
cent years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21
Contemptible Business.

C5mr individual whose sense Of do.
cency IL 20 innnllessimal ~ not TO be
discovetAblt by the Visual organs Of an
ordinary persUn has been petpelTAtiug
what no probably thinks IA u Joke upon
the registry agents In salt Lake
county, but which 10 really Que OF the
most contemplate pieces " work that
has been done IN long tins, A pos.
tai card wns sent l. registrars, direct.
ing them 10 meet At No, - east Second
South street at 2 O'Clock THIS afternoon,
10 attend 10 an urgent and important
matter. The card was signel "Com.
mlttoe." some Of the registrars tt.
coived warning that tho affair WA a
Joke, but many Of them uid not. and
appeared Mt the number Indicated,
which Ia n dwelling house, tho in.
mates Of which knew nothing Of the
call. Many persons were thus put 10
trouble, ana some TO expensive incon.
venionce, bsoauso VI the courtesy with
which they treated the request. A few
nights In Jail would DO a salutAry dose
Tor the party responsible ioT sending
out tue postal catIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21
IN HONOR OF A PRINCESS.
Roles " 30 Observed by Tho Citizens
Of a City In Italy
IN, aunicipsi Authorities Issue an
Ediet nsIsti,s 10 the
decorations.

lAm, I.aly, OF u. copyrighted
1896 by Associated ffsrs. - The
Italian foysl yacht aivoya, having on
board Princess Helene OF Montenegro,
her bstTothed husband, the crown
prince q Maple, and membvft oi the
pfincelY family Of Montenegro, who
~, TO DO present vt tue mhffinge, nT.
rived here tauay escorted by asquAdfon
Of Italian warships. Toe royal yacLt
cxpeTionced had weather crossing tue
Adriatlo anu noarly all the tfsyslcrs
were sea sick.
Tho prince and princess were warmly
lretud "a tbtn sahJ lux. by n va,
ronc5urss OF Anoiaiinns and othef,
who had arrived Ia town, cfowding II
to iis utmost capacity. Local attempt,
ut dtcofatiOu were universal, but Ia.
dicraus. They wefo made Ia response
10 the following municipal eiioi when
was posted on the walls OF toe principal
thoroughiafot; "Cillzens OF Bstli IL IL
your duty 10 clean tue streets VI NIL un.
Buumiy mud. Deed anu taitcrej wash.
TX linen must be taken away from the
windows.
"Liltle children must no longer run
naked Ia the htTueis.
"Goa,s, cows, hons aud dfunken
men must be kop, at proper die.
lance.
"No uust bins, TOT three wesEs, will
be emplied 10 the streets.
"Llceusod cOaohmen arc forbidden
10 wear ragged livefies aud are advised
10 borrow disusei police uniiofmf.
,"Let these things be done and our
oltiasns viii prove themselves worthy
Of their anccsiots ana our city will be
duly rafBished Tor greeting her royal
bfiue.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21
nRyAN NAM our.
\ Tsniiy Arrangement Of nis Tr's
Through Onto.

6AsDusKY, Ohio, Oct. "a. - The
trip Of Bryan through OHio mas been
mlsmapAgtd by tao committee oil
which Daniel McConvills was fspre
sentative. Monday night tho candi.
date worked until ga. Tn. aud ut z In
the morning was addressing the
crowds pgain. Local committees wSfe
allowed % surge through the car. Ths
train was two huuts late when II
reached Sandusky last night. Then
Bryan found ho was billed 20 speak nj
Iaiilu. Last nigat, ne n consequences,
Bryan was titen out.
RICHMOND, int,, oct. 2l.-Aiter a
sound sleep from 1880 this morning,
when he compile Oh MS last speech NJ
rnlu, until $3.50, when he spoke nj
Gfcebuville, Bryan wus refreshed nnd
q a good condition 10 talk. Tbs car Ia
which he slept lay over during thu
night Ut Ufbana. Early this morning
nj BrAdforu Junction several huLdfed
gathered about the car and yelled Tor
the nominee, At $3.50 when Greene.
Wills was reached Bryan spoke TO a
large crowd twenty minutes. Great
enthusiasm was shown. Tho speech
deisnded the silver dollar ana answered
the b3.uent dollar proposition.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, lni., OeL a.
Wayne county 10 Inu banner Ropubli-
eau county OF the state sui Richmond
IL the stronghold Of wayns c4uAty.
There were yellow badges at both
meetings Bryan addressed there ana
shouteIs Tor Mckinley were numerous.
There were, however, many silveriig
10 this crowd who yelled loud anu
alien.
RusHvLLE, Ind. Oct. 2i.-rhe
train bearing the Bryan party arrived
at Cambridge nearly an hour late. A
Ave minute,' stop was 10 have been
m ade, Tut Bryan was taken 20 tho fails
grounds where he spoke al some length.
Bryan was unable to get from tho cat.
rage tn the speakers stand. no spoke
from the drivers box.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21

FREDEsioKsBUKa, Va, Oct. gl.-
W :. A. kambutone, the uoiauiiing
tanker OF Juaeiu, shol himself In the
right temple In this city last night,
dying instantly. Hts body was iounu
on bench In tho National cemetery,
his hand attn grasplng the revolver.
About week Bgo no REGISTERED ut
the hotel ~ 4. A. Anderson aud since
that has been visiting the baitleneids
In the Vicinity OF Ffstericssburg.
About n hundred dollars wAt iuunJ on
bic porson. Near friends OF juneau
have ielegrsphed fot the body 10 DO
forwarded there. The following note
was found In his pockets
"My name 10 w. T. Rambubche, OF
Juneau, Dodge county, Wisconsin.
Wire ID. w. HallooK, Juneau, VIA,
also FofJ. ID. Rambuscne Of Ram.
bu,cho & Petit, AIT kdecomtofr,
broadway, New York, And CAPTAIN
IL. A. Dagger. l05 Ninth street, n. ",
10 como here Aud Identity me, Ia order
lhst my poor wife may get my lie In.
surance. Bury mo here, not IN Wis.
eonsip. 1 have money enough 10 pay
all expenses. l hope kind people will
pardon me Tor the trouble | make
them. w. Il. kAMnusCIus."
Rambusohe had no baggage, save n
small hand tatohel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21
Vale Sixteenth.

lho last OF tho sixteenth United
States regiment will leave For, dang.
lass tomorrow afternoon. Company
A Of the Sixteenth Infantry. when
was leit In charge Of the Fort, await.
ins the arrival OF tho cilofed ttoops,
viii DO relieved tomorrow anu VIA
Immediately depart over tho Union
Pacific for Boise.
Large detachment Of tho Twenty
fourth regiment 10 sxIteled 10 arrive
VIA tue L Mon Faclhc tomorrow anu
tue Iwenty-ioutth wall DO duly eetab.
llshed Ia lie new home. All tnat will
10 lott Of the famous sixteenth will DO
tbs pleasant memories which will be
cherished for aye by tho many warm
itionds tho oiilcers aud their wives OF
the departing regiment have Lott IN
tho city Of tue Saints.