The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-11

That's What a man gets He wants to
be patriotic and his wife gives him lee
lures. The curtain lectures to be daliv-
cred hereafter viii cause that officer TN
told agony. He viii be told that he re-
fused; yes, refused, to lest his own wife.
whom he had promised to love, honor.
cherish and protect. set through the
lines.
And she will ''roast" that would-he pa
tr!ot until the cows come home, and
there win be domestic trouble for a year
An National Guardsmen should be sim
gle men Then there would be nothing
OF this kind happen. But on second
thought. Just think how many marriages
action between sweetheart and lover.
BAND CONCERTS, FINE.
. T; The band concerts are especially fine
night was very interesting. The band
members are becoming soldiers rapidly
Private Musician Mont Fisher, who tooIs
the tuba, is getting on to his meals. When
he 1lrst came he could not at. Now his
actions with a knife and fork are such
tflat Kennedy seriously contemplates ask
ing nm If he had Just as leave board
himself and not come to mess on consid-
Grafton that he pays him for staying
away.
Overedats we're issued to the guard
yesterday morning. The night was very
cold and the Boys needed haem
Peter NyStrom came DIVA with box
of cigars for his son, CAPTAIN Nysfrorn.
quarLermaster, yesterday. The guards re-
high dudgeon. Orders have been issued
that next time he comes The is TO be ar
rested long. enough 70 get the cigars
way from him and then sent through
the lines flying.
There waS a movement among the en-
listed men of the eneampment in the A.
ternoon to slip through the lines and get
away, buf the movement was niDped in
a - ,1-= sr,r.- ~
intention was abandoned. Off1cers eau
toned their men at retreat roll call to
not try it, as they would get in the guard
house.
There was an unusual influx of visitors
at camp last nignt, several hundred PEG
pie being present at the concert given by
the band There were l3rge numbers of
ladies there and the ncamnment was
much admired.
u S. ARMY OFFICERS CALL.
General Pea-ose and captain LaYelIe
We're at the encampment. General PEN
rose is formerly of the Sixteenth infantry
while Captain LaveIle is of the Twenty
fourth United States infantry
Tomorrow at the encanpment will be
busy day 1t is the last day and there
viii be more drill. The mn are becoming
Interested and are taking hold with
vigor-
all the commands to be very strict in the
matter of courtesy to officers by enlisted
men. They were told not 60 pass officers
without making salutes: not to go down
to the officers line not to pass brigade
headquarters unless called on by DUTY
and to uncover at Star SDan=Ied Ban
ner."
The brigade commander is making IT A.
military camp and. while discipline may
seem bit severe, it is doing everybody
good.
GRAND BALL AT SALTAIR.
The camp will break this evening. when
the officers and men will proceed - Salt
air, where a grand ball villa be given by
the commander in chief and br!gadier
general in honor Of the guard. Trains
will run to the beach during the afternoon
and special rates Will be made for those
who are not members of the guard. The
guardsmen go free, of course.