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conduct of his wife. which proved to be
true. But the other letters that the fellow
read, or pretended to read-although he
gave names, dates and places in Kansas
which some of the listeners agreed were
cOrrect-the stuff he gave out as coming
from the letters was evidently made up
by him as he went along or so garbled as
to make it appear that a scandalous state
of domestic affairs existed i'm the families
of the Kansas soldiers. 1t was all to the
effect that Kansas was being filled up with
the runaway niggers from the South; and
that young ladies mentioned as sisters or
sweethearts Of soldiers were having niger
beauX, etc, etc.
At this point in the entertainment our
men could stand such insulting SANDERS
ON their women no longer Lieut.. Walker
suddenly sprang to his feet and sung out to
the rebS:
Truce is off. Hunt your holes, you
We all grabbed up our canteens and
broke for the timber; and as soon as they
could get hold Of their guns the two par
ties were popping away at each other
whenever one of them could see any part
Of man to shoot at. But, as / said be-
fore, there was small chance of hitting
anyone, as the distance was long; and
when they got tired of this harmless
amusement they stopped firing to hurl
curses and insulting epithets at each other.
HERE'S YOUR MULE.
About these times there was a mean
ingless exclamation or shout frequently in
dulged i'll by soldiers and teamsters about
our camps, concerning which / never heard
any explanation as to its origin or sign:aa
cance--if it had any. 1t just seemed that
whenever Il boisterous fellow-and we had
lots of them-wanted to make a noise, and
could think Of no other way, he would sud
denly sing out, at the top of his voice. as
though calling to some one long way off
"O-o-o-h. Joe! Here's your mule.''
Those who could initiate the braying of
mule-and some could so nearly dupi-
cate that sound that it would make n mule
ashamed of his own yoice-wOud sup
The National tribune., 1904-08-25
The Old Hartford.

OF all the ships i'm the harbor ut Boston
none attracted the same attention as the
old Hartford, a power in her day, and still
a stately craft. She was the only ship i'm
the harbor easily recognized by the veter-
ans. They all tell you she is more beau
tiful in their eyes than the 1.-the cruisers,
our impregnable battleshps, our arrowlike
torpedo-boats of to-day. Because she brings
up vivid memories of the great battles in
Southern waters, like, for instance, the bat
tie of Mobile, when the Hartford led the
line of battle.
The Hartford is now used as a training
ship. She is a wooden ship, bark rigged,
and has one smokestack. She is painted
black.
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the names and companies of several men
| whom onr picket party acknowledged to be
members of the 9TH Kans. | cannot re-
member any of the names he gave except
that of Capt. NJ. of the 9th, with
whom. as a soldier, | had served five years
! i'll the old 1st u. S. Cav. of the Regular
Army, before the war.
NJ. who was fine-looking and gal
liant soldier, had got Il commission as Cap
tain i'll the 9th kans., ut the breaking out
of the war; but, had, unfortunately mar
ried Il woman who turned out badly, and
brought on herself and him considerable
unpleasant notoriety. He subsequently got
Il divorce from her.
The letter that this rebel read was writ
ten to NJ by some friend in Fort
Scott, informing him of the disgraceful
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thought the IpdianiBrigade ought TO take

thought the, Indian:sBrigade ought TO take
care of it them
X Lieut.ICOl. F. w. Schuarte's Indians
and battery, however. rallied to the point
of attack, and dftera scattering fight sue
ceeded in driving the rebs off aud recover
ing every wagon: the rebels didn't get
away with siiKieeteam; the nearest they
came to it was Ito get one four-hOrse suit
ler's team as far as the crossing of the
Nerdigris, just above the falls, but finding
our men We're owrtaking them. they forced
the teamster tofdrive over. the bank into
the river below Ahe falls. and then aban-
doned the team in this predicament.
ITO sbe continued
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How a Woman Paid Her Debts.

/ am out of debt, thanks TO the Dish washer
business In the past three months i have
made $600t0 selling Dish-washers. / never saw
anything sell SO easily. Every family needs a
Dish-washer and viii buy one when shown how
beautifully IL will wash and dry the family
house. Each Dish-washer sold brings me many
orders. The dishes are washed without wetting
the hands That is why ladies want the
Dish washer. / give my ex perience for the ben
eft of any one who may wish TO make money
easy. buy my Dish washers from the Mound
City Dish Washer Co., st. Louis, Mo. Write
them fer particulars They will start you in
business in your own home. i. A. G.
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Reading Their Faces.

Questions are often dangerous things.
A party was escorted over the prison by
the Chief Warder. They came i'll time to
room where three women We're sewing.
Dear me-" one of the visitors whis-
pered, what vicious looking creatures!
Pray what are they here for?"
Because they have no other home. This
is our sitting room. and they are my wife
and two daughters blandly responded the
Chief Warder
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Alice A. Wetmore, Box A 67, Norwich,
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National Tribune that if they suffer from
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Coming as it does in the face Of quack-
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while it may be had without cost.
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ALkAVIS acts with magical effect in
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ALkAVIS has the extraordinary rec
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Ihere was Door,
To which l found no Key,
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/ could not See.
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Through the Seventh Gate

Hrune OF Saturn sac,
And many Knot UnraveIrd by the Road
But not the Master Knot of Human Fate
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cLArRvoxArrs-con+,nr.o

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-26
You Are Missing
a Good Thing
If You Have Not Tried Pafacamph
First AID 20 the injured.

No household remedy for all the little
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Dlistc-s, tender, tired, aching Feet, Skin
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One trial viii convince you of these
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your druggist, the man You know, and
he viii tell you that if Raracamph fc:ls
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We have confidence in Paracamph be-
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We say. To prove our faith in this
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-26
PERSONAL.

II Herr of GOldfeld, New. is at the
Wilson.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. straup of Bingham
are at ths Wilson
Ed Wheece of Tonopah is Mt the Gull
Ien.
]. NJ. LOveridge Of scofield is at the
Cullen.
John Forester Of Helper is at the
Cullen
DR.. Il. V. silver is still i'll with pneu-
monia at his home. S02 East Second South
street.
A. j. Scare, recently candidate for coun-
~ clerk on the Democratic ticket has
gone into the life insurance busiE&ss
". J. Sheppard Of Cleveland. O.. and
y. s Gates of Boston are at tho Wilson.
They are interested in Utah mining prop
critics.
J. F. Lang Of Chicago. travelling auditor
OF the Pullman Palace Car company, is
ct the Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Eldredge jr. and
NIr, and Mrs II. S. Joseph leave tomorrow
for two weeks visit in California.
Attorney G.. .. WhittemUre viii leave
for Caliente this morning on legal bust
ness connected with the San Pedro rail-
road. He expects TO return Wednesday
Walter Westerfield. connected with the
general passenger agents office of The O.
l.. railroad, leaves today Tor an ex-
tended eastern trip accompanied by Mrs
Westerfield. They viii visit tie St Louis
fair. Chicago and other cities. returning
home about Jan. J.
A. III. Dutton, formerly vel known
newspaper man OF Salt Lake and now
cartoonist of the Butte Evening news is
IN the city. He viii leave for Rutte this
evening with Mrs. Dutton and son who
have been visiting Mrs. buttons PARENTS.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Carter of salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-26
ASKS CHEAPER PHONES.
Business Mems Committee Is Prom
ised an Answer Monday.

The committee appointed at the mass
meeting OF the telephone users last Mon
day night called upon Manager y. s. Muir
ray of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company yesterday, and asked if the
company could see its way clear TO reduce
the annual rental of unlimited service
telephones for business purposes to S4S
as instructed by the meeting TO Go Mr.
Murray replied that the cOIlpAnys board
Of directors would meet Monday morning
6nd he would refer the request to them.
Later in the day he will give the answer
of tho directors to the committee An
other mass meeting of the telephone
users will be held in the assembly room
of the Commercial club Monday night
While Mr Murray refused 10 Indicate
the probable action Of the directors of
the Bell company on the request for a
reduction of the unlimited business tele-
phone rental from $50 TO $4S, Is IS under
stood that that reduction viii not be
made Instead the members Of the com
nnittee will be furnished with arguments
and statistics showing why the present
rate is low enough.
1t is said that the committee proposed
asking the Utah Independent Telephone
company to install party lines, with a
view TO still further cheapenng It's ser
vice but the request has not been made.
il was learned by the committeeman that
the management of the Independent com
pany is much averse to party lines and
does not propose 70 install them, although
the comp2ny's franchise permits them TO
do so,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-26
WIDER PROGRAM
FOR UNIVERSITY
Board of Regents and Faculty
Have Broad Plans.
FOOTBALL GIVES AN IMPETUS
SUCCESS ATTRACTS STUDENTS
TO GIVE BETTER COURSES.

With public interest i'm the University
OF Utah aroused TO a nigh pitch be-
cause Of its great success in fOOtbaiE the
faculty and board of regents hope for
hearty cooperation from the people 81
he state in building up the institution
on broad lines. The sending Of Utah into
the front rank in the west in athletics
has drawn wide attention 10 the uniVcr-
sity, and the result is already felt in the
reports Of students who had planned
10 enter other colleges. but who are now
planning to matriculate at the University
of Utah. To attract and retain students,
il is desired 20 build up the educational
as well the athletic work in the uni
Nersity. Especially is interest felt in the
School of Mines. the newest and already
one of the strongest Of the departments.
II is desired TO build up this branch.
Persons who attended the game Thanks
giving day were impressed with the ne
ccssity for Improving and boautifying the
grounds eliminating the draws and
hummocks and putting IN grass and
trees. Many other improvements are
needed and will be taken into considera-
ton when the legislature meets next win
ter.
President Tells Plan.
President J. T. Kingsbury said yester-
day:
when the legislature meets next Jan
uary we viii ask for an appropriation
that Will carry us along the lines of de-
veiopment which have been mapped out.
We look forward TO an increase in the
faculty in all departments and also TO
do more extensive work in chemistry,
mineralogy and in the mining engineering
course.
sIn the way Of building it has been de-
ctdcd TO erect a gymnasium and the work
in athletics and physical culture will be
given better attention.
For some time tho matter Of eliminate
ing the first years preparatory course
has been under discussion and il has been
decided TO make this change next year.
Ntrf1N hf grin toll hut
is believed that it will help the univer-
sity as developing the high schools in
the state. In the course OF a few years
The preparatory course viii be dropped
and only college work will be done in the
state university. The mining course has
already established a reputation and il
viii undoubtedly be the leading course
given here.
however, and the, work will continue as
fast as the funds are appropriated"