The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-26

ghost to the person holder
Baron Duncan Duncan"
SO, besides being the a haunted
Salem. he was also a haunted scotandT' asked
Baby Van Rensselaer,.
like the salem ghost although it had one peculiarly in
holder Of he title just as the other never
WAS Visible to the owner Of the house In fact the Dun
R Its sole duty was to be in personal attendance on
e traditions Of the house toa that 81 the BaTons
fortune Some Of them had yeded and %Sdra%n f FROM
s Seen aad d
IN had Sq ahean to eeS to 70 9 s4
in the saeR how 81 r. afs
There IS eStsnt now letter Of Of LORD DSnesn
be he he h has a %
the trip Had he obeyed the friendly warnins of the
family ghost the latter would have been spared
as 9 The b sCSt t for A%srfs
How ' did he eone over uuered Dear Jonesn the
s'esrag 1o or as a cabin passsngery" -,
Ep6aet didn't knows FoT as "f he was in no danger
Watch for all the @ D But he go got y on PROOF
house salem Just before the Fourth Of july nc took
in the regular army since the day Fort sumter was
little qnpieasantness down South including six month
dams on plains he wasn't likely to be much fright
on the porch ali the evening smoking and talking
over points in military law little after Y o'clock,
in thsy heard the CHASTITY noise the house Il
Gould gould put name to 4 an qndeterminate mex
ms out Of the window The ofhcer had been at Cold
PRaet Knew %a e Ghost Who hs he hous
AS this SeIrd sound ded away i was followed by an
Something in this cry seemed familiar Elphaet and
the warning wrath Of the Duncans"
ued the oG
see one of them belonged to the house and had to
be there ali the tine and the other was attached to the
wherever he was there vas that ghost also But EIph
he heard both sounds again not one another
instinct he habitat these ghosts didn't agree.
they they were ere a. Hfas'': I e'Y on " &c
., You SNOW resumed Uncle Larry that two waves
or silence SO it with these rival spooks. They
On the Contrary as sodn as pRaet S8d Or the ocer
nG fsIs at a
flaming banjo Went Singing around the room ''S anu
by 6e @ e'o o6 night the h h9 g soweG s ss
again and the next morning the officer packed his
Was New Yorker. but he said he'd sooner go 70
scared at all partly because he never saw either the
@ or end With the sp wo and
en scare Easily Bt aer ofng thEee nsis eep
patient. and think that the thing had gone far
What did he do?"' asked Baby Van Rensselaer,.
Rg ne get o red hut he got TeG out hrs
daytime but man wants to sleep nights and 6ey
nd a rel n sssR they ed snd hey
as rsSISTy as the OLD CLOCK KIN On me Stars
asd the 'sz and e the
4 did not know that spirits addicted to bad
How lI ne know they swearing? Could he
That was just It, responded Uncle Larry "he could
n2 % e and s aGf rag B Tf 6e
pressioa produced on him was that they were swearing
minded i much. because he would have 4. known the
pressed Profunify was Very wearing and after standing
W for %s s gave up in disgust and went to the
Leaving them to fight it out I suppose" inter-
'''s Not at ai Sxpialned Uncle Larry They could
not leave the tituiar ghost behind him.
And what happened afterward?'; asked Baby Van
- most marvellous thing happened Eliphaet Dun,
6 r T1n5 10 ne r to e Of MSu n on
he met casSmaG T69m he had not seen for years.
this sister was remarkably pretty girl Duncan fell
to the top Of Mount washington deer love
Tqndsr she %gn ever be induced to care
i don't think th.t S marY H thing said
Dear @ sdOy bs ea %bo had once
'eS sb was MISS Kitty Sutton of San Francisco and
she was daughter Judge Sutton Of the firm Of
nSS s sta aaEe IS fS 66 @
gar old NH Mrs suten whom at saTatoss
er CuF or FIVE years sg9 c said Dear
She %ss horrid old Woman The boys used to call
4hs Sgetty Kitty sutton with whom Eliphaet Dun
gon; But never the mother, who was in Frisco,
or Angeles Santa Fe. somewhere West,
and ne s. deal OF the daughter who
The White Mountains. She travelling with her
brother and his wife, and they JouTneyed from hotel
to hote Duncan went with them and filled out the
Before the end the he began think
about proposing. OF he had lots OF chances,
On Sd aSd
evening he took her out for moonlight Lake
Winipiseogee. AS he handed her into the
solved to do it, and he had slimmer OF suspicion
that she knew he going TO do II, too
Girls said Dear Jones, never out in rowboat
at night with young man unless mean to accept
him"
Sometimes it's best TO refuse him. and get it
ALL said Baby Van Rensselaer,, impersoEaly.
"As Eiiphalet took the felt sudden chill.
He tried &c shake IL off. hut in vain. He
growing consciousness of impending evil Before he
had taken ten strokos-and he swift oarsman-he
was o. a mYsterioIs hetMeen him nd