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B SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
BBS Coal Under a School.
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Hi Bast Council school, Nottingham, Eng-
Hjl land, and It has boon decided by tho'
BBP Notts educational 'committee, subject
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Hfc went barefooted, or only woro foot
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BBJ Workmen woro digging a drain neai
BBJ tho city ball of llcndlgo, Houth Africa,
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BBJ thing hard.' "That must bo a nug
BBJ et," remarked a jocular bystander
BBJ "I'll took," said thu workman, ami thi
BBJ- noxt moment bo had a lump of quarts
BBJ thickly studded with gold In bli
BBJ bands.
BBJ Bald by the Obstrver.
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BBV admired, but the silly ones get mar
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BBJ Australia, officially reports tho con-
BBJ sclontlousnesa of a taxpayer who, In
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BBJ tato ho owned, for taxation purposes,
BBJ put down a piece of land of his rncaa
BBJ tiring nine feet by six fret In "
BBJ eeniotory," and under that column,
BBJ "'Nanio of Occuplir," gave that of his
BBJ loparted wlfo.
BBJ Budding Newspaper Men.
BBJ Tho smallest newspaper prlntod In
BBJ Maine Is the North Wayno Star, pub-
BBJ lUhod twlco a month for tho punt two
BBJ or three jears by two young boys.
BBJ Tho pages are only Hx6 Inches, but
BBJ thore are IS of them and thoy are
BBJ ulways tilled with Interesting local
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BBJ Many Ways of Cooking Dananas.
BBJ Dananas are served In tho sumo way
BBJ us plantains Ia the Woat ludlos, and
BBJ the Amorlcans anxious to And a new
iuid delicious addition to tho dairy
jIII of fare cannot do better than try
rlod or baked green bananas, or,
jolted and pounded, they can be fried
BJ ia boiling grease.
BBJ Prevalence of Suicides.
BBJ The Clvlllta Catbollca drawa a dli-
BBJ pressing and melancholy picture of tha
fuloldo epldemta In Kurope, Within
he last 30 years not less than a rail
BJ ioa suicides have been committed In
BBJ Kurope, and In this total Oermany
BBJ alone Heart's with 300,000,
BJ In Crowded New York.
BBJ Packing o( the poor population of
BBJ Now York city Is shown by tho fact
BBJ that the most thickly settled tenement
BBJ' houso blocks have Increased In popu-
BBJ latlon 34 pur cwnt In the lust five
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NO OVERC0AT8 IN ALASKA.
Army Officer Says It Is Not Safe to
Wear Them There.
"You do not find nnyono wearing
overcoats In AlnBka, oven In tho wln
cr," said MaJ. F. M. M. Ileall, recent
ly returned fiom thnt territory.
"Tho principal thing to bo careful
about Is keeplns tho head, hands nnd
feet warm. In that part of Alaska
whoro I havo been tho only land
transportation Is by dog sleds nnd to
follow them one hns to drop into n
dog trot bcsldo tho sled.
"An ordinary suit Is plenty thick
enough to kcop you warm ami an
overcoat In dangerous In that tempor
nturo. Trotting alongside a slod wear
ing nn ovorcoat would make you por
splro nnd tho bitter cold would freeze
tho perspiration.
"Tho men thero wear a fur cap that
covers ovory part of tho head and
faco except tho eyes nnd thero Is only
a llttlo pcep-holo for them. Wool
lined mitts nro worn on tho hands and
moccasins with woolen stockings on
tho feet"
MaJ. Beall has been threo years In
Alaska, commanding Fort Gibbon, tho
garrison consisting of two compnnlcs
of tho Third United States lnfuntry.
Ho Is now on Ioao of absence
"Fort aibbon Is 000 miles up tho
Yukon rlvsr and 7C mllen south of the
SUCCEEDS SIR MORTIMER DURAND.
Mr J0 34
James Dryco has acceptod tho appointment of Drttlsh ambassador to
tho United States In succession to Sir Mortimer Durand. It Is understood
that Mr. Dryco's nppolntmont will not take effoct until tho rcassembllke of
parliament In February. Jt
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arctic clrclo," ho said, "and tho rlvor
Is frozen up most of tho year. In that
tlmo dog sleds nro usod, but when the
rlvor opens steamers como up fre
quently. Sometimes tho rough charac
ters traoling around tho country tnko
possession of a river steamer and It's
part of our work to rcstoro order and
recapture tho steamer.
"Tho chlot work of tbo soldlora at
Fort aibbon Is to keep tho tolograph
linos going."
Too Rapid Growth.
Tho minister's six-year-old son Is of
a vory critical, literal turn of mind,
and his father's sermons somotlmos
piuxlo him sorely. Ho rogarda his fa
thor as tho ombodlment of truth and
wisdom, but ho has difficulty In har
monising tho domlnlo's pulpit uttor
nncos with tho world ns It really Is.
Ills parents tncotirngo him to express
his opinions, and clear up his doubts
an much as possible. So ono Suieiny
at dinner, nftor a long porlod of
thought, thoy wuro not surprised when
ho said gravely: "Papa, ou said ono
thing In your sermon today that I
don't think Is so at nil."
"Woll, what's that, my boy?" askod
tho clergyman.
"Why, papa, you said 'tho boy of
tn-day Is tho man of to-morrow.'
That's too coon."
Honest.
duest Walter, what do you mean
by this? You bring mo tho fish first
and tho Boup nftor.
Wultor (confidentially) To toll you
tbo truth, Blr, tho fish would not koop
any longor. Translated for Transat
lantic Talon from Fllogondo niattor.
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THEN THEY PASSED ON. I
Lurid Pun Marked End of Conversa
tion Between Poets.
"My son," askod the aged Virgil, !an
thoy paused to rest In a Bunslilitf spot
In order to aotd meeting so many
shades, "my son, looking back over
what you havo beheld slnco coming to
this place, which do you consider la
tho worst Canto ou havo ecn?"
"Number nlno and rt half, series H.
Dat's do sausage." answered Danto
without hesitation. '
"Tho saiiBae7" Inquired Virgil.
"I moan do wurst," hnstlly corrected
tho poet.
"And why, my son?" further nosled
his guide.
"Well, dat's -vhero do ghost of Hill
do burkeep wouldn't stand mo off fer a
couplo o' drinks. He said mo faco was
dead, nn' I can't owo dnt house any
fln't Hut wot's dat place over dorc,
where dcy make bo much nolso? Ilo
mlnds ine of do boiler shops back o
Lnfferty's caffy." '
"That," explained Virgil, "Is called
tho threo L resort." j
"Do wot?" gasped Danto In short
motor. J
"Tho threo L'sj It stands for tno
Lurid Liars' Lnlr. AH liars aro put to
work hero for a season," said VIrg.
"Wot dey doln'?" '
Forging lies,' 'answered Virgil, and
then after wondering whether poeTy
license would bo likely to bo found at
tho threo L's, thoy passod tho ralso.
Toledo DIado.
Didn't Like His Tombstone.
W. W. Mayes of near Thompson,
who Is In his eighty-eighth year, has
ouod his daughter, Mrs. Eliza Glvcns,
for I97.C0, which ho claims ho loaned
hor, to bo returned when ho requested
It, nays tho Columbia Herald.
Mrs. fJlvonn acknowledges that tho
monoy'was paid to hor to purchaso a
tombstono nnd to meet hor fathor'a
funornl expenses at his death. The
monoy was given to Mrs. Glvcns years
ago, nnd It was In gold. Rocently Mrs.
CI I vims bought a monument for her
father for uso whon ho should die,
paying G0 for it, nnd hor father saw It
and approved of tho bargain. Hut
lately ho changed his mind about the
matter, and tho action was recently
taken Into court. Tho jury awarded
plaintiff Judgment In tho amount of
$50, dofendnnt to pay tho costs.
An Energetic Conductor.
Charles Santloy, tho English tonor,
who eolobrates his Jublleo as n slngor
noxt year, rolates an nmuslng story.
"I wns Blnglng nt n provincial town
whon tho conductor gavo mo a sharp
rap on my head. A fow minutes lator
ho again hit mo. Ho af forward bo
stowed his attention on tho lady vc
callBt, whoso chignon ho contrived,
with n slnglo flourish, to dotnch from
hor head, much to hor annoyunco and
lnconvontenco, ns sho had to contlnuo
hor solo holding tho chignon In Its
plnco with ono hand and her musto
with tho other."
CONGO FREE STATE TERRITORY.
I ThlB tn tho torrltoi) over which such n florco dUputo ia raging over th
I conduct of thu Kovcrnmuut nnd tho demand thnt u concert of Kuropo i .tor
;oyo lu thtt nlirvd I tit cm eat of humanity.
FORT FOR CITIZEN SOLDIERS
HISTORIC M'HENRY TO BE USED I
BY MARYLAND MILITIA.
National Guard Secure Lease of Place
Which Is to Be Deserted by the
Federal Forces Next April.
It is so often tho privilege of cltl
ten soldiers to' comn Into possession
of a fort nnd parado grounds which
fairly thrill and pulunto with historic
memories of Mynlt and demotion to
tbo country's Hag ami l'"- nation's
safety and honor, but such Is tho
case with tho national gilaid of tho
s tato of .Maryland, which has through
tho efforts of thu cltlens of Haiti
moro and Adjt. (Ion. Clinton L. Hlggs,
of tho mllltla organization, necured
a fivo-year lenso of l-itrt Mcllonry
after It Is nbnmlnwd by lite war de
partment on Aptll 1, iyi". Thus will
the old fort mado fmiioim In the song
of the "Star-Spangled llanner," of
Francis Scott Key, bo preset ved, and
tho stars and stripes will contlnuo to
float from tho old rnmpnrtr. as thoy
did on that mcmnrablu Soptembor
morning of 1811, when tho rising sun,
piercing tho smoko ot buttle during
tho bombardment of tho fort by tho
British, disclosed thorn to tho delight
ed vlow of Key, Imprisoned on ono
of tho British warships, and Inspired
him to wrlto "Tho Stnr-Spangled llan
ner.
Tho land of which Fort McHcnry Is
a part was taken up In 1CG1 under
tho nnmo ot Whctstono Point, under
patent by Charles Gorsuch, a mem
bor of tho Society of Friends. Its
Importanco as a military fort was
early recognized, and In 1770 It had
boon strengthened by tho construc
tion of n water battery, then lm
prognablo, honey-combed by maga
zines and secret underground pas
sageways. This battel y still stands
Intact, facing the water approaches ot
tho city from tho south. Tho fol
lowing year, In preparation of a
visit from tho British, a boom was
constructed between Whctstono Point
and tho Lazaretto, and a great chain
suspended by 21 Hiiukeii bay vessels
was stretched across tho cntranco to
tho harbor. Tho fort romalncd un
der tho control of tho stnto until 1793,
when It wns turned over to tho na
tional government, and named In
honor of Col. Jumes McHcnry, of
Maryland, who wns secretary of war
In Washington's cabinet.
In 1794, with funds raised by public
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Progressive.
"I hear you'vo fired your old stenog
rapher?" "Yop."
"What for?"
"So I could omploy a young ono."
Houston Post.
Located.
"Did you hear that there wm a
BKolctou In Jones' family?"
, "You don't Bay bo! Where?"
, "Insldo of Jones." Milwaukee Sen-
tlnel.
subscription, a great fivo star fort of
brick, corned and earth was erect
ed, whoso dungeons In tho civil war
becamo the pilson of somo of tho
most prominent citizens ot Haltlmoro
whoso loyalty to tho union was huh
pectod and whose activities wero
feared,
For more than 130 jears the stal
wart rnmparts of the fort have kept
a tireless vigil, lu times of penro
they have glcumcd lesplendent In
their cloak or green. In times of war
they havo frowned dellance nt the
foe.
The old fort Is not ho close to Hal
tlmoip that an Invading force, safe
ly out of reach of lt guns, might eas
ily bombard Haltlmoro at will. New
forta moio HUltnbly located and with
modern equipments have been con
structed to eoiio with the great war-
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Entrance to Old Fort McHenry.
ships ot tho day, nnd the usefulness
of tho old fort, even ns an Inner de
fense. haB nassed awnv absolutely.
Hut It will llvo lu history, linked with
tho national song.
On September 13, 18U, nftor the
sacking ot Washington, tho Hrltlsh
fleet camo up the bay, having on
board tho troops under tho vctoran
Gen. Ross. It was tho tatter's boast
that ho would eat his supper "In Hal
tlmoro or hell." Ho never got to
Baltimore, having been killed at
North Point, whcie ho landed In tho
early part of tho battle.
Francis Scott Key, h distinguished
sou nt Maryland, had on the evening
before tho bombatdment gonu on the
Amerlcnn enrtel ship Mind en tinder n
flng of truco to effect tho rclenso ol
somo captured friends. Ho and Ills
vcsbcI wero detained In order thnt
ho might not take back Information
of tho lively preparations ho witness
ed for tho bombardment. Tho Mind
en was anchored In sight of tbo
fort.
Whllo tho bombardment raged In
tho night nnd early morning, ho be
gan to compose tho lusplilng lines.
Far Famed Yosemite Valley.
placed under the protect
Kino care of federal gov
i ernment.
Future Generations Will Thus Be As
eured of Beholding the Wonders
of Nature'a Strang
Moods.
Future generations who will visit
tho YoBomlto valloy and marvel at
tho wonderful beauty nnd grandeur
ot this ganlen spot will bo gratoful
to tho fcdoral government, by whoso
act In tho year 1900 this spot In tho
great state of California was preserv
ed as a perpetual gnvemmont reser
vation. With tho taking over of tho
"mysterious valley," as It used to
bo called, now boundary lines havo
boon survoyed. nnd within threo
months tho hitherto tedious stngo
Journoy over tho moiintnlns will havo
given placo to tho trolley lino which
enters tho valley through u canynu
at Ita wcBtoru end, and next spring
the tourlstB who visit tho wonderful
place will bo nhto to maka the trip
comfortably by trolleyr-tho requisite
electricity for which will bo furnished
by wator power.
Tho reservation, ns now officially
outlined, la 32 tnlloa In width, from
cast to west, and 40 miles long from
north to south. Hut tho valley Itself
Is only six miles long by hair a mllo
In width. It Is sunk just about ono
mllo vertically bolow thu gonornl
lovol of tho adjacent region, resem
bling a gigantic trough of Irregular
Bhapo, hollowed nut In tho mountains.
Nearly In tho center of tho state of
California, tho Yosomlto b ICC miles
from San Francisco, as tho crow flics
a llttlo south of cost.
In early days tho whites In that
part of California had a good deal
of troublo with tho Indians, Bottlers
balng murdorod occasionally, and vn
rlous outrages committed, It wns
learnod that tho savages had somo
sort of retreat far up In thu moun
tainsa natural stronghold, In which
they doemod themselves safe fiom
pursuit or attack and, curiosity on
tho subject being excited, a military
expedition was organized to explnro
the region nnd drive out tho Indlnns,
Undor tho guidance of an old chief,
Tonaya, whoso nanio Is porpotuatcd
In a beautiful lake betwoen Mount
Hoffmann and Cathodral poak, tbo
party finally reached tho valloy,
wlioso wonders thoy wero first of civ
ilized human beings to behold. Thoy
killed somo of tho Indlann and mado
peace. Nevertheless, not long after
ward, In 18C2, n party ot minors was
attacked by redskins In tho valloy,
two of them being slain near Bridal
Veil meadow. Another expedition
followed, moro Indians wero killed,
nnd tho rest wero driven out, being
compelled to tnko refugo with a trlbo
of Monos nn tho east side of tho
Sierras. Hut troublo followed: tho
fugitives stole horses from tho Mo
nos, fled to tho Yosemite, woro over
taken, and In n battle wero almost en
tirely exterminated.
In 18CC tho first pleasuro travel to
tho Yosemite -began, and n trnll en
tering tho valloy from tho south sldo
was opened. Tho first houso wan
built lu that year, opposite Yosomlto
falls. Tho whole region wan orig
inally part of tho public domain be
longing to thu government of tho
United States, but tho government
.gavo tho valloy tn California, though
retaining possession of nu extrnslvo
surrounding nrcn, which, together
with tho valley, bus boon known for
many yenru ns tho Ynsemlto park.
Tho word Yosumlto means grizzly
bear. In tho valley when tho whites
llrst came, thero woro, It Is suld,
nlno villages, comprising about COO
souls. These pcoplo wuro of tho Ml
wok, who wero much tho largest na
tion In California, their ancient do
minion extending over u conslrerablo
portion of thu state- Tho mountain
vallejs in thoso days wero thlnkly
poopled, nnd along thu rivers, which
woro full of iIbIi, numoioiis villages
woro scattered. Hut they wort) very
prlmltlvo savages, both soxos and all
ages going entirely linked. Tholr do
Hceudants today nro commonly known
as Digger, and ovory autumn thoy
gnthor, In nnd about this valloy, quan
tities of acorns, which aro their chief
food supply, and which they store In
curious cvllndrlcal receptacles of basket-work
fastened on posts or In tho
forks of trees.
Inheritance.
Mr. Gudd Doos your boy take after
you, or his father?
Mrs. Gabb Ho takes after bin
father. You never can bcllovo a word
ho says. N. Y. Weekly
Unable to ' peclfy.
Ilugglea How aro tha heating ar
rangements In vour flat?
Ilamago Heating urrangoraents?
'ihoro'B a mitigating circumstance or
t in tho basement, I bollovo, hut I
don't know of ativ thing as definite an
an arrangement. Chicago Tribune
Brute.
Knlcker Whenv do ou tuKo tho
hoav) meal of tho d.ij ?
llockei- Wheu m wife tool.a t.-
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PE-RU-NII CURED HIM.
Cold Affected Head and Throat
Attack was Severe.
Chas. W. Bowman, 1st Lieut, and
AdJL 4th M. 8. M. Cav. Vols., wrltoa
from Lanham, Md., an follows:
"Though somewhat nverso to pat
ent medicines, and still moro averse
to bocomlng a professional nfudavlt
man, It seems only n plain duty ia
tho present Instance to add my ex
perlonco to tho columns already writ
ten concerning tho curntlvo power
ot Pcruna.
l haxe been particularly benefited
by Ita use for colds In the head and
throat. I have been able to fully cure
myself of a most severe attack In
forty-eight hours by Its use according
to directions. I use It as a preventive
whenever threatened with an attack.
"Members ot my family also use
It for Ilko ailments. Wo nro recom
mending It to our friends."
I Chas. W. Bowman.
'Ask Your Drugxlst tor Prce Perun
Almanac tor 1907.
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Invention Long Looked for.
A Paris paper devoted to sclontlOe
subjects announces tho discovery of
a practical method ot shielding
watches and clocks from all magnetlo
influences. It U said to bo the work
ot a watchmaker named Lcroy.
Important to Mothers.
XubIm csrtrally every txxile of CASTOBU,
a f u4 tare rtSMdy for tarsal sad children,
tad m tbt It
Blput.ir.of (4MyfA&&JU4! '
la Use Yut Over so Ycr.
Tba Kind Yoa Usee Alwrcrs Boat at
Long 8lght.
The longest distance ever com
passed by human vision Is 183 miles,
being tho distance between the Un
compargho park. In Colorado, and
Mount F.llen, in Utah. Thin feat waa
accomplished by the surveyors ot the'
United States coast and geodotlc sur
vey, who were engaged. In conjunc
tion with representatives of other na
tions, In making i now measurement
of the earth.
Want Overshoes Made to Order.
"Ono peculiar featuro of tho shoe
trade this season Is tho domand for
overshoes made to order," said the
mannger ot a shoe store. "Many
womon aro wearing shoos with rather
narrow, pointed toes and tho broad
rubbors now on tho mnrkot aro cer
tainly not a vory good fit, What
our customers want Is an overshoe
that doesn't look llko a gunboat, hence
the frequent orders for overshoes
with graceful linos." N. Y. Sun.
THE FIRSTJWINCE
Of Rheumatism Calla for Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills If You Would Be
Easily Cured.
Mr. Frank Llttlo, a well known citi
zen ot Portland, Ionia Co., Mich., was
curod ot a sovoro rnso ot rhoumatlsra
by Dr. Wllllamo' Pink Pills. In speak
ing about It recently, ho said: "My I
body wan run down and in no condl- 1
tlon to withstand dlscaso and about
flvo years ago I begun to feel rhou- H
matlo palna In my arms and across g
my back. My arras and logs grow N
numb and tho thoumntlsm Boomed to B
eettlo In every joint bo that I could
hardly move, whllo my arms wore M
useless at times. I was unablo to I
Bleep or rost well and my hoart pain- H
ed mo so terribly I could hardly stand H
IL My atomach becamo sour and fl
bloated after oatlng and this grow
bo bad that I had Inflammation ot
tho stomach, I waa extremely ncrv- (
ous and could not bear tho least 1
nolso or excitement. Ono wholo side
ot my body becamo paralyzed.
"An I said before, I had been suff
ering about flvo years and Beoracd to
doctors, when a frlond bore In Port
land told me how Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills bad cured him ot neuralgia In
the face, even after the pain bad
drawn It to ono aide. I decided to
try the pills nnd began to seo some fl
Improvement soon nfter using them. g
This oncouraged mo to keep on until
I was entirely cured I havo never
had a return nt the rheumatism or ot H
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