The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-18

its own home and Mr.. Morse sees it no
more until he comes out to make tle
next delivery. The dog began TO fol-
low him, Mr.. Morse says, wholly with
out solicitation or encouragement from
him. 1t never follows him to the post
Office or to his home, bul invariably
leaves him as soon as he has visited tie
last house on his route People living
In TIE territory covered by Mr.. Morse
are familiar with his handsome canine
companion, but few of them know that
the dog does not belong 10 the postman.
Dash has only missed one trip since
July, and then the elements were,
last heavy snowfall Dash met Mr..
Morse as usual, that day, and valianrly
strOVe to cover the route with him, but
the snow was too deep for "Dash's"
short legs and after q struggle that
lasted for half an hour he was COM
pletely exhausted and forced to return
home with his days work only partially
done. Naturally, Mr.. Morse thinks a.
great deal OF the dog, but whether the
interest is returned IN the same meas
ure is open 10 question as the dog ap-
pears to look upon the trip as a daily
task for recreation and runs straight
home when it is done.
The action of the Japs i'm ordering
newspaper correspondents back from
the front points 20 star chamber ses-
sion.
The Japs evidently feel the Toxic re-
ports viii do them more good than the
stuff correspondents on the spot would
send.
We have been wondering where Gen
eral Sherman Bell had got to, but this
order abating the correspondents makes
all clear. The renowned lighting man is
in command OF the japanese land
forces.
The execution of Mr.. Marx of Chi
cagO should not be hurried. If he keeps
up his present rate Of confession for a
few weeks there Will be no unsOiyed
murder mysteries in the country.
AS if Utah had not got enough adver-
Using through the SmOot case here we
have two Utah citizens running amuck,
one in Rock Springs. the other in. San
Francisco. You can't forget US.
1t is not believed the king of Spain
and the kaiser consumed all the time
during their rty-five-minutes' confer
ence in delivering eulogies Of the United
States.
In the midst of all this congratula-
ton over the decision in the merger
case, has anybody a kind word for the
five members of the supreme court
the men who really did the business?
The supreme court justices rendered
the decision: Bristow conducted the
postoffice investigation. Knox and
Payne got the heavy congratulations.
nrde-ad Iz,o,,, 4ba Eyo,4
Said the war correspondent al Ping Yang,
In whose voice a sharp. biting sting rang:
I'VE must go back 70 Seoul,
Now isn't that Sheol,
Let's let the whole bloOmin' thing hang
The idea of exhibiting typical Utah
family at st. Louis has been aban-
doned because the commission could
only secure 600 square feet of space in
addition TO that already occupied.
1--WE have as much notion Of incor-
pOFating a company in Mars or the
moon as in Canada" says Mr.. Hill.
which VIII bring small comfort to the
inhabitants of Mars and the man in
the moon.
Admitting that comparatively a small
percentage of fraud has been shown to
exist in the postoffice department it
NVdiu nave bEti HUT NDIiiAVI lADie TX
that fraud had existed further from the
top.
If one could learn just what the sig
nificance of that vote in the house OF
commons was no doubt the affair would
be very interesting.
lone thing that makes me hot" said
the Sagebrush Sage, lis TO see a Swede
with a piece Of green ribbon on him."