The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-16

ions were with Commander Young o
every voyage md each had Develops
fine pair of sea legs, equal TO an
emergency short of an actual eXplosio
under the decks Needless TO say tn
animals were petted and spoiled b.
everyone aboard, from the commando
TO the middies When they were foun
unharmcd after the explosion, Com
mander Young tclcgraphcd his wife
John and ] and the three babies ar
safe. - f'John is Commando
Young old servant, who goes witt
him on all his voyages,
When Henry ST. George Tucker, pres
ident OF the jamestown Exposition
went before the Vermont Icgislatur,
to convince them Of the wisdom o1
contributing to the success of his en-
tcrprise, he was al first little puzzlcc
as TO the most potent appeal he conlc
make TO the wooden Nutmeg law
makers. He cast his eye hopefully abouI
the committee room, adorned with {
! autograph of Washington crossing Tho
Delaware. and saw in The rear one
armed man, Instantly Mr.. Tucker
caught his cue. He spoke elouucntly OF
the gallant service OF Vermont in the
late war that had welded the interests
of the North and South. and hazarded
n guess that the wounded man ia the
committee had given up his arm for
the sake of his country. More and more
eloquent did Mr.. Tucker plead in the
! name Of God and country, and tho ono.
armed patriot. for the support of his
cause. a friend came TO him al The
close OF hls speech and congratulated
nm on his fine stand for patriotism
ana his practical success in gaining his
point. But, he added, " for heaven s
sake don Z say any more about that
onc'armed man, He has never been
near a battlefield. That arm was bit,
Ten oil by mad horse, and he doesn {
know forward march from fire -
Mrs, Gohlande Degg. who is confined
IN county Jail In Alabama. sentenced
10 a tWenty-three.yoar term of imprison
ment for mansaughter. has devised
numerous ways of beguiling the tedium
oi her enforced retirement. The most
unique idea is to have in her cell n
private telephone, by means of which
she can chat with her friends whenever
~ f pIeases her Mrs. Degg has appealed
from 5i her sentence, and expects to be
ilpcrated soon. Having wealth and
pol1tcal power she has been granteJ
many privileges not ordinarily The lot
oi prisoners, They say she keeps tho
operator busy with her numerous calls
~ Is inc only instance ever knovn
where telephone has been puf in =
prison cell f'' ia
hTee American families are tno
PROUD posSessors of sacred scarabs from
~ ~, nor the usual kind that any
ply from the Arabs at the foot 90
oheops,, but scarabs that at one time
adorned tho neck of no other tbon fhn,
great potentate, Rameses III, Tho Pba'
i.n : Iaon ol the Oppression. These scarabs
were secured by the late Charles Dnd'
Iey Warner, who was present at tbo
opening OF the Rameses tomb abo,,t
Im Ior enly years ago. when the famous
{ fnrr;aI iaIn mummy was eXhumed. Hn
unri, aihi'neu some of the funds for tbe
MofK SK and as has share of the rovaI
spolis took the three scarabs that bISn bUS az
lH cord about the neck of tbis nroi'i |
nlHE VINO had driven the Israelites int"
III III SO many centuries before Tho /
,nree roughly carved beetles of so,,'o me
,la1h '5 stone were taken by Mr., Warnnr
.nu SET IN rings made from a hmm ~
-, msih gold that had beer given him
y friend In Mexico. One of tbnsn nal,,
LIS ne Kept and it is now treasnTe svpe
q nr ~ ~ ~ MS nelrs; the second he oave
nd - IN, ID, Stover of Richmond, Va
-hu L IL is now the property of his U.iS,,, a.,
Vho uses II as a most un;one CO 60, "lucw
er personal letters: while tic nor ioT
! SaI SaIsoga gwen en- to another friend, Thomas
elson Page. the creator of "orIas "omSh
'auy and "Marse Chan. - ne"
a visit to Boston is never cou,.
n.i h one mas gone to CAMBRIDGE pieoe ~ eo
o rlner home of LonpfeIIow Tt
Idhds on a lot terraced mn frnn, ~ IL
,leee - Just as IT was built lone hofon ono
r +ba VGUiu!lcn, Gn, when it was the homo
;s+nr' a.. Cragles; Later it passed INTO
lvsuJIy as the headquarters of Gooroo ,rgo
nd at;TSF Ton , when he was i'm Roston
qpular of all American noets .HdI I1 most
ellsworth Longfellow. II is nov 11eH[y aEy
rIoperty, of his unmarried d"UmL "Um me the
-lss Alice Longfellow' who pAigntGf, ~ ,h
RraVe fEL Alice Of the famous moan cme
me Children s Hour, - Tho p1Im, LIN,
laughing Allegra and Edith
,sn SoIueh hair were married soma
,ata ago and went to live in homeo
an an ~, siee OF the old Craigie man.
'ine mas kept it almost the same aS
was @hen her father died In s,n, s
ei e hme she may be seen dressed ~ !
nnite, moving slowly over the boaut; !
NY Kept lawn, or through the ara.t 4,
oms !1 hallowed by the presence oS ~
iIuren poet. She has kept the oId :
nek S on the first landing Of the e"s stare olp
"a II recalls the one her father lnna,
nen he heard the refrain "Neve~ N~
leVer. forever never" and wrote -
ehi about it. His study She kecns >
st as he left it, and shows int;m.pps l
lends the char that the chiIdrcm of b
nloridge gave him, the chair moSn 9
om On the spreading chestnut tree,y %
der q which the Village blacksmith tb g
d ms shop and quaint forge {
a good story comes from Montana p
lleh shows the cautious business meth \
$ OF James j. Hill. the great railroaL :,
lgnate. In the early nipeties s. = Uin g3n "
q Marcus DAILY completed the Bntte a
laconda 4 Pacific railroad from I"r, Ruttn, {;
Anaconda. This little FFierk waterS, ,tS s
e was an exclusive ore road. and tb.
ners were experimenting TO ascertoIn aIe :
pest equipment for handling Tho N
laconda output, At this time tbe y
non Pacific was putting in " some ,ma "
and new steel gondola homer o ~arU
lch were admirably adapted 10 th;s
SIS OF traffic on account of their " greas .n,s
ength and quick. easy methods af