Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

!, l,re,pondence Of tue Nh"'
EVICTION, D. c., August s. 1897
"a. IKE a fresh breath lrom
he past is a personal let
| FL, ter which l found 'oda ~,
in' in looking over some OF
.lYl my cd correspondence
sM IT was written to me by
Wl' mil Nye shortly before
w hi, death, and is full OF
Soi t1e humor and fun with
~ which he so delighted
.Ac,0 millions from week to
4 week during his working
X life. An extract from 1t
oloas; co in
n, As this summer oae book IS
min ,be publishers hands and a
NJ .tarllirg history of England IS
-. Il will make the study oil
!, history not only duty but de-
,.,oj, knnw that Paul Nj.
and | are Just putting the last coat
M on a new play for Mr. Palmer's
n theatre. lneed hardly say that
Nav combines the mastery archl-
strength and the heaven-born
ri ,be two authors in the way
,Tl Weld the most Joyous and IN
,;,e insults. It's called "rhe Stag
r,nd will be enlvensd by melo'
music on the harp, sacbut and bull
Fair young people OF both sexes
toic over the stage, and good
Is in limited quantities will be per-
between the music.
an spending the summer on the
w-ounied by loving friends and
Id people who desire to dispose OF
tlitkbeuies,
have discharged my old farm su-
seadsnt and secured one IN his
Sho can play a better game OF golf
|as must keep abreast OF the time
behind it
hos are looking well | had quite
brItn:e last week with a new hive
Is Whch | bought at Henderson
his state. Tney are called the
tagsd or tabernacle bees, |
I, the hive home by train this
lion, The Pullman parlor car con-
va; going to put me Oft, but
aoeltsr Off when ! SCI my Queen
ICES on him. always halen Pull
,n,hOw, and only paronlze his
.nbtrilg tanks when / need a new
Of 'oap or set Of hand towels Tor
one nest,
be ony people who have succeed
n.k'nI anything gu! OF farming in
JoEnny, are two men who have
e ior me aud VANDERBILT, Tor over
;ab on salary and who now own
store aheie Mr.. Vanderbilt and /
t'4el to run an account.
Rips d farm lie keep one young
ssa al the time. | love to romp
te Dull, and DOL him by bounding
ltsie1ee a iihe in advance o. him.
shlhm Of a colored brother who
ne animal 'l-shi Aiterwari 1
that Ayrshire was what he was
70 ta,ullte
9l. seems appropriate, however,
'll u'eta. name, as | came near
Say couple Of chiidten on his
H. SlHcerere.y yours.
L. w. NYE."
JEW sToTlEs OF UNCLE RENtus.
ys Just heard some new stories If
Senus' They relate to hii ex-
"a hillness. He Is so modest
a9S that he cannot look a strange
u 'Ie lace, and he has Tor wears
al BIS home in order TO keen
ION The lion hunters and auto
NeAe', who a tack him al the
.s sluon oih-eat Atlanta He penjs
. ,s an hour a day at the Atlanta
. OH e. He was there the
IR,o y when a tall young woman
o.s'on made her way up the eis-
cs sal iS ,r, his room, The door
". wv lhe Boston girl looked in
r,, ,s sa' little, round, red.headed
N, \ newspaper,
II W. Harrls'" asked the Bos.
M, a ,i1 replied the red.headed man
~ .sis called to see YOU. Mr.. uar.
\, R ge Boston girl. INV name apI
hi Ai ana You ought o know
y, n said Uacle Remps Ioor.;.
pon tn: paper. '''' Neeping bis
' ',9l like to have p che, ..;.,.
,a1 c az, Young lady, raising her
4 y 1'; 4 to offer her sN' "n'cn ne
SAID Uncle Remus. dee.
%, ,es y, woman went or orte, ,
htlSs,s5l ~ bt,,, that you dom. % %,gt "a a
ia,e ~, yS, Un'le R,mrs. and with
'o'ns Woman Lett. '0 WIN
" ''Al'rsT MIN or 1nr couy.
TRY
. .5.. Uncle R.mu, i, til. .on, 81,
hn h. " ", could not do Ya s.tul'
10 str,ueel,. a. ne e is backward in
"a ia;thss i bs, at ! d i is only now ",
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rNg ", yoi NJ, n wspap p.I'9 oTr is a
ptr,acs,p ,a him, but am ,o ni5h III +!
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