Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

nave ulNhNN NAA u N'hhh'H" A't
horses. The kind I like best Ia CONF
monty and vulgafiy known MS the
skate" lie belongs TO the breed that
can be driven by women. children ~
the new cook Of Polish origin. lie has
a fcw little weaknesses Of his own. but
you admire him Notwithstanding what
mleht be called his ncrvincss. H. mover
passes a fruit store without maidng a
atop. The finest brandy In the world
would not tempt him. but a particular
~ nice apple. biushing on one side. Or a
tender peach. looking most too good fnf
this world. charms him. 30 that he hnf
been known to really enter the shop and
demand. In a horses way the ffuit
that he loves best.
This particular 'rkaie." which ! have
controlled during the summer months
unfortunately got what was called BY
the gentleman who owned him "a nod.
ATTY In his forc les" During this time
We drove. 10 our sorrow. a horse, o.,
rather. a marc. titan Of color. good Of
shape. but with a temper like all The
tempers that were ever made and then
consolidated IN one horse never drove
her hut once. and that once was quite
enough for me. She SHE'D At a raEman,
ran down the road. dumped me In the
grass. sent my slippers lying through
the MIR. while my companions were
scratched aud bruised and accused me
~ trying 10 XIII them. while between
you and me. I think they were Find
after tho first ache was better. 20 de.
rrribe themselves ~ hcruinen and tu
tell Of the adventure after the fashion
OF detective story.
After this was content with the
skate" and I drove him with loose
rein and feeling that my heart was
true 10 him even n he dli wheczc and
had queer fashion 81 going into the
barnynrda Of people who were entirely
unknown 60 mr. Ho was a Hoclnhle
horse Al least that's the way we have
worked out hlH idea. He lonrcd 20 got
acquainted with the nclghborn. ono
afternoon the Skate" whose name war
Prince and who had good blood In hlr
vainn-nt least We were told Ho-nrrued
with me that II would he plcasan, a.
rive all the children drive. so on W.
went. little and big wearing hats from n
linen tam 10 large leghorn laden with
white plumcn. Prince went along very
well Tor q short time. but NJ the foot u
q certain hill he took his stand and re-
fused 10 bulge.
Prince was determined 10 30 M that
hill. and concluded II was Just ~
well 60 let him ro and 20 learn what
object he had In view. lie piled az the
hill while the children hit stray boys
with peanuts and nred chewing gum ~
the dogs. and at the very top Prince
stood quite rtiii and looked round ~
Us all. MS much na 20 say; who among
you poor miserable two legged crrn-
lures IL worthy Of n monument like
that You can set hold u rcoundrgl
any day. you can rot holi NJ some ~
spectacle man any day. hut II N only
once In century that a Iinmbietoninu
appears" And then the smallest hoy
who was In the SECOND Reader. read
out the inscription on the obeiiak Of
plain granite. lie was pretty slow
about Il. but he succeeded In making
even me understand. The inscription
read
iIAAinLEToNfAS.
The Great pfosonitnr ~ Trottefr.
iiou May d 1875
Died March n. islc
20. you see. after all. n good trottcr
like the small child In sunday Hchoo
book has n monument raised 10 hi
memory, but ita Disgrace. with
capital n. that some ~ tho numerou
bodies who contributed TO Hambloto
nlan aud who had gained duchtu b.
him do not have the grounds kept 4
order and the fence painted, iiayin
been horn n quaker I can't bear 90 re
things not quite tidy. but FOR once II
my life, and that's this summer, ! ha
Ned.
Things were arranged this way
There was an oyster she'll on ever
mhntelshelf 90 hold dead matches. n
dead matches I mean those that hay
had the breath Of life burned out d
thom. In the corner 81 the room was
tiny tea chest Intended 20 hold scrap
Of paper. and n by chance you dron
ped your dead match In your tea chrs
or your piece OF paper In your Hho
the ladies' of the family. usually apo
ken % AZ 'girlaH though lta been man
day since they clapped hands N
mamma, came down upon you with
wrath that only % boarding house keop
err can exhibit They were tho clcnnrI
people I ever saw. Cleanliness 20 theG
meant Christianity but II was impoi
aibie TO be az gone ON cleanliness d
they are and atill be a Christian. Tho
hadn't pct around the housc-the
considered nets unladyllkc-and one Z
the family who had that sort of tempe
that breaks out like n hig Fourth q
July cracker ana flEzes and tufze
would have liked TO wash the water /
she well. The Lord Almighty and sh
aouldn't arrange this. no they took
~ Il came. Having seen such utr
s,,anllnesa, ] shall In the future b
charitable 10 those who regard dust a
the bloom OF time.
I've been trottlng around good NJ
this summer and been forming goo
many conclusions, ana one OF thom
the more n man claims 10 be Chris
tlan the less likely In he TO rive 80
anything TO eat. lie waters the milk 4
Tie expense OF his soul, ana he takca