Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

There he heard Of "a bright youi r. mr.
ator named fngersoil. Ho hearJ 10,
plead case once, and after that mi.
ways went 10 hear him wherever b..
made public addresses.
"a Grovcland man let his pigs wan.
der In his neighbours yard. mn,
noighb0r became angry ana drove tb.
pigs to the city pound MI. own
found them there he uuntroIsd y.I6
the neighbor and killed him.
"lle was tried FOR murder and $40.
lngvrsoll defended him Father w...f
10 hear him, aa usual he invited Mia
10 dinner, ana there he mot riy .sf.'
lie had then begun collecting bod. f.....
mcnt ana was almost ready co. Fu D,
the 'front.' They soon became .D
gagged. and they went IN m t8yi-
where his regiment was on their bridal
tour. MY sister travelled "a great u.Ii
with him during the war.
"iluw strange these chance tu.otIrrs
ARE and what consequences follow Id
% had not bcou for thcua Pig Colonel
lnTouoll ana Die wife would never
have met
There never was happier family
thnn The lnEoHolls. ! have lived win
them since ! was years DID," mid Nh
furrvlL Neither ] nor anyone aIH.
word"
She pointed To- nu onrroasod fnr.r.
/ cullluu sentiment upon the wall % took
/ the place ~ the sCrlpturul mutt0H. fH4t
/ hang ON some wallis!
! Love ~ the only bow on lifuH dark
/ cloud. u iH the morning and the oven.
/ ms star"
"IIc believed that" she said sImply.
| "uud hu llvod &c."
Mrs. j. Watson Brown "a tho older
| daughter pf the dead nunustie She b. a
] beautiful woman aud has N Faro s..
/ MFHnN NuIHH. Nhn IHH HHum duct ..H.U
] Cumpnnlnl. critics have styled her "ths
/ best amateur soprano In America" Tho
| ingpfHOll love NJ home ~ strong la nor.
| when she married Mr brown 70 was
/ upon tho condition that their home
| should always De with her parents. 10
has kapt his promise
with them also lived Mr. and Mr..
| O. r. Farrell and their daughter. Mrs.
| ingerHnllH niece and nnmesnko.
Perhaps no one muurnH the dead man
| Fu wholly uH Dis younger daughter MIHa
Maud lngcuaoll. She was hls "chum 10
She studied ana read and wrote with
! MN. she always came from nlbha
! Ferry with him ON his trips to town.
MAUD has luat her object Ia no."
h'r aunt fnitcroi
Miss tngrraull hlH inherited much W
nor fathers intellectual strength uul
brlllnury Like the rest of hlH family
I she was wholly iu accord with his
views. She iHa young woman of firm
convictions and quick decision. She Il
q member 81 the New York Society FOR
tho Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals.
SHE jumped from "a broadway cable car
one day and ordered a policeman % ar.
rest a man who was mistrcntiuT n
horse She went hraycly to court tho
next morning and Eave her testimony
/ against the gahman. She secured hlg
| uunlfhment II was noticed that ghc
refused tp take the customary oath.
hut affirmed that her testimony was
/ true.
Miss tnEcrHoli'H father was her friend.
She. more than anyone else. perhaps.
claims the fitness ~ this sentiment, Ut
tered by him OF another, as applied 10
| himself.
FAREWELL n this r. the end. then
you have left uH tho sacred memory ~
a noble life. II this be not the end
there ~ no world in which you. my
friend. win not be- loved and welcomed
farCwcll'"-st Louis Globe Democrat