The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-08

,Dlv in proportion to the
J, souvenirs they may afford
", friends. For him some
MD church means not 80
snonument to the past that
.-nseryed, but is merely a bit
r. that has accommodatingly
.,sd in order that he may be
lao, away a brick or stone to
s;tsd 10 the folks back home.
;.c white expanse of some new
monument was not left so, in
srstion,, because such a finish
...ss.ry to art, but because it
{ snruish such nice place for the
LIAM of tourists names in lead
F~;tb many hourishes and with
of inane rhymes.
4 p,l;sades of the Hudson, rich IN
II. and opal tints that brought
s.;ss Ss from Henry Hudson and
s Sscsme to the fourth or fifth
~ a gigantic sign-board where.
~ hs Inscribed the virtues of
\ nowders. The women of the
d,ssnth and early twentieth
= rescued them from 1uTther
The Cliff Dwellings in Casa
/, 4 N, Tsnvon, Arizona, have been in
oS eome instances beyond restora
!. sonrists who, rather than take
."wnlcte picture Of the ruins in
ii took bits of stone from the
Z the doors until the original
,/i architecture, SO valuable to
!. ,osists, has been lost. In Iel-
'psYk the government finally
,E,sks O hand in matters and
law that the lncrustations
'|r sides of the geysers be not
4 A and that no writing be left
: ',onss The walls of the "Dev-
..ssn;i have been inscribed with
y Insignificant beings from all
~ United States. Every nation
" very park enclosing historic
T,ed many other enclosures
\ sot the country bear signboards
penalty for breaking twigs,
!. 5oTers, or removing stones or
: g souvenirs.
~ sepulchres of great men are
- Il is said that one reason
1 |'r,ned the removal of Washing
M from the old to the newer
Nount Vernon was that some
ii into the vault and removed
rom one of the coffins, believ'
I'm. that of the great statesman.
hppened, it was the skull Of
|r,nber of the Blackburn fam
the ghoulish act proved the
& for further safe guarding the
Of Washington. Even after
hd been placed IN the present
|zother invader climbed over the
n. now the inner gate, and re-
( Il bree portion Of the stone from
j. |hs ssrcophagi. This caused the
Of the outer gate with It's
6 ;cp that effectually excludes ad-
The tomb Of Robert Carter
: |,orian, the famous king Car
r he Rappahannock plantations,
3 sdly mutilated by relic hunt
Ten yenrs ago curio house In
!, Ed showed. in all good faith, the
.iull Of Powhatan.
.
:ody of Helen Hunt jackson,
II her request on the side Of |
k canyon in Colorado, had |
-|b be removed to Denver 10 pre-
from the desecration Of enthu'
llb sd admiring pilgrims. Each
|arrled away pebble from the
Believing it to be one Of those
laid upon the silent heart
. y interment. As a matter of |
20 b euterprising keeper Of the !
iad 10 dump many wagon
- graysl on the grave TO replacc
q cs removed, and to supply Gu
= ,oHing pilgrims. At the head
4 anyou there long bloomed an
w. AT distance il had the ap-
~ et being rich in white flowers,
itasr view showed it 10 be a
ltoss spikes were thickly set !
white cards of visitors from
nar This, like the over
md defaced walls of the Mani
~, proves the old adage of our
y" NJ: "Fools' names, like their
n slvays found in public
n " nrly history of the Luray
y 4 'pgnia, learned men pointed
y Y lnde Of the student TO the
~ some prehistoric man that
A ~ held and petrified in the
N 10 some far distant age,
WI iae very dawn of the world, |
ad died, his corpse had been |
@ retesses OF the cavern, and |
na Of the lime. water through
Mss centuries had covered 1T !
=. uansucent substance, until |
m ~ rch IN unique page that
W y 'ead, But the souvenir col
IN his deadly work, The !
ol Of this treasure as a ma
~ sHele was as nothing TO his
sf Of bit Of it, so inch by |
81 oy piece. the great curlosi-
81 g'ne away, until by 1873 ii
Al "A gone, and few years later
Nj iofgotten 1t was ever there.
1Sal i9oting cf the rooms Of |
AIoruzzi when his ship was
% jamestown shows to what
~ aey souvenir hunters will
MW, %' The word crazy is not
vol DC applied to people who
~ ~ ssvh liberties when stricken
q y hunting fever. When the
"a of England came to this
s sss rrince of Wales, nearly
n aso, and stopped at the old
ALp notel near Washington
" efdsallnlattau, a bevy of girls
hls rooms and he was
IN IN. 'ne corridor before they
I,ispaftments and bottled the
ne had washed the
ia lrsI, and face. They also cut
d|W |a.s ioto convenient bits and
: y away When Paderewski
eslngroom and bottled the
lWS,~ naq dipped h;c b.n6s in