Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13


s ersk oo,, , children IN the punn.
80 INV transformed I'M, 1 schools
conscientious pupils h., bright an4
uons Tor adenoids ana ,ple opefa.
plnh curvature. Prom, 'l',i,nlent q.
November 6. 'n Golfers y,
Peculiar ma.
Nheartes VI the at,,..l Nagarti
VI the Mir times both st,e arc Cd
&C.,, fantasth. AIMS aud
uivIe lnfrcQumt OF tho, ,hsst The
".ilena perhaps tho most a.'se pho.
~ wa, unexplained couaiti,,, l lls.i Nabia
w winch objects far av-s,, Ivy me al,
,i are apparently ei.,'s.'" the
l"ush1 INTO view, marnis,5 Vl ami
oN q powerful telescope ~ though
,eilce or this rcuarkable 49, ah tn-
~, g'N.st or France was son,.. ,t''ll'enon,
u,s.lnetly visible from Hes,,.' asp
80 more than nifty miles IN ai-
bc,s.s ',',..,,e lar below the hotie,.
~. - H'''o l.,s fishing boats n, y,
dis,,o,,,stS Vetei objects being ri.,.4
ana animals walking sbo,,, 'pe meu
PLAINLY seen, Another sin,t. DVulu Do
pheric ehect which has so fr..' a'll'es-
neen described is the mice ehliF
DESERT when the weary trav,l-, l.a
IVolsore soldier ON the nsr.s ~ lha
tieshed with the sight Of le.
ot.sia' with "a pslmbordered lat. ''liui
ping with Sparkling vavctotNe tli-
which, as with the torment M 7,a, out
IS he advances towards IL ,,.sf.luf,
70 recede- An aerial phantaer, ~. 'u l
frequently observed In the straet. IN.
Messina is the fata morgnna. or 90
occasion the doomed city on Re,-.,. on'
viewed IRON its equally unforf,,,.'., "
VPpoSite helBhbor Messlna. being ~
parently moved Into the centor ef Il,
straits, but every house. eye,-, ch., "
tower every vessel lylng 4, Ouafcl
distorted or duplicated i'm .,,, uy.A.
form; here, the one tower of a $50,
transformed into two slantine steori.0a
mere vessel at anchor. with
counterpart inverted enigies. or be,s
large building apparently rent I'm tv,,.
each section resting unsupported NJ
air. while ships. houses rb,,,-l.l '
cemeteries, gardens and streets 80 4,
intermingled in a hopeless conf,,,,.
Doubtless. the superstitious reesrS'g
this remarkable mirage as "a presag..,
some such calamity as rocentv vie..
those two fated cities, when a rrashe.
havoc far more subversive than M,
gendered by phantasm wrecked IN
devastated that foredoOmed distri.
And what a life OF fantasy do some ~
US live. Instead Of gripping hold n
tho solid and real plea sures Of a M,
lived In accordance with the bebss,
Of our Creator. We live I'm dlstor4s5
atmosphere OF fancied Joys which mao
vanish Ia a moment But when ue
realize the vanity of such an existene,
and humble ourselves before the Sayio,
Of the world. who 10 save us from tbs
consequences Of our guilt Himself bor.
the penalty due. we at ONCE exchanr,
fantasy for reality, and I'm our after.
life receive noble reward which win
endure throughout all eternity.-A
Banker
End Of \ grimly humorous IL
New York lustration ~ one OF the
Law Suit results 10 the litesnt
may be found IN anoth-
er New York law suit which reached
a final chapter recently in the Court
Of Appeals II was complex case
against an insurance company on
some policies Of insurance, and each
time II was tried it took from q week
to two weeks attention 81 court and
Jury. Owing to reversals and Hsa
trials ordered by appellate courts 10
NAAM 10 DC AtiNti iAlA" ANAiIH7 ~ was 20
the courts from 1852 90 1899 The
plaintiff became at last so siti
and dishearteued with his h-
tcrminable law suit that Do
abandoned &c.. refused 10 80 90
his lawyers TO consult with them
about II or 10 appear when The ease
was being tried. The lawyers had
themselves spent over forrfgs
hundred dollars on fighting DE
case and had worked 90
for nearly twenty years Ilfr
client having abandoned then they
settled the case for thirty thousand
dollars. and took the money them
selves Tor their fee. The last chapter Of
the litigation was an unsuccessful a.
tempt by the receiver IN lnsolyenc
Of the plaintiff to make the LAWYERS
give VI some of their fec 70 TIER
clients creditors. How much ne
twenty years delay in the Law sun
had to do with that Insolvency Z
impossible 10 say, but such an OUT
come. to the lay mind. seems hardy
satisfactory as result Of twenty
years of litigation. Of nine trials ana
seventy-two days time Of over nun
dred jurors. George W. Alger, N me
NoVem Der Atlantic.