Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-03

turning the leaves Of venerable scrap
book the other day, came upon one of the
programmes that Artemus Ward used to
furnish to those who attended his lecture
Among the Mormons" Doe, anybody
know what became of the panorama upon
which he held forth? 1t went with him to
England, but since his death has never been
hard Of Here is the programme:
|.
Prologue By Artemus Ward Pro
tesSedly to introduce the subject, but really
to give the accomplished craukist time 20
unroll the first picture.
The Steamship Ariel at Sea-Out on the
briny. The sea rough. Passengers unable
to remain inside their StaterOomS or outside
their yictuals. An immense sea serpent in
our wake, another in our sleep. Land no!
N. B. The hoe is now in Artemus Wards
possession. lSthmus of Panama. Interest,"
ing interview with old Panama himself who
makes all the hats
Old Pan is likely sort of man.
ILL.,
Montgomery Street San FranciSco-Life
and things in FL DOrado-The Chinese
Drama-light Celestial Comedy, in seven
hundred and two acts; by Chinese gentle
man of this city. Good quarters to be found
here
Playful population, fond of highlow Jack
and homicide.
Virginia City-A wild place. Game alb
undant; principally Faro and BluH-ShOOt-
ing prevalent in consequence Every man
carries a revolver and every other man two.
Silver mineS-Ihe treasure carefully guar
ded, each proprietor keeping a silver watch.
V
The Great Desert-A dreary waste of sand
"a perfectly shameful waste, in fact. They
ought to save it.
VI.
Bird s-Eye View o. Grea, Salt Lake City
"A rather pretty picture, with some entirely
serious descriptive talk.
VII
Main Street, West Side-This being a
view of Main street, West Side, is naturally
view OF the west side of Main street.
VIII.
Main Street. East Side.-The Salt Lake
House. Lots of salt in this house-salt eel
liars in fact A TEMPERANCE matchmaking
STRANGER Sold than bntter. which was rather
strengthv when \. W. was there Guests
are reoue,;rd to turn off the candles before
retiring at night Washing not allowed in
rooms. Iou must 20 out in the porch,
and wash with ca>t.iron soap though they
call it caStSDceh
IN.
The Norman Tb.,,ar Mormon, =, thea
,..r-.,,,,.,.- -rfr.r,. nr ,br Droma ON their
manners etc II accounts for the wav they
act. Also. for their calling certain place
the "Ro,tomlcSS Pargue'tr. ~
NJ
Rri,.b,m Youno'. Harem.-One. of the
mo, ?.,,r~rs,;n., rIoc,s in Utah e,pecially
10 Brigham Young Two dwelling houses
and a school house. In the latter addition
i Illustrated BY Brirhams wives. aud null
IMPLICATION by his children. The pretty girls
III tan mostly MARI! o""5
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hGrOer = hIihoalI tlareilL h, n,.
9all mas Srea' man! @.'e 1870 WIZ a' ,bon
uear q" n'''' NUN ''io'e cNP.''1 .L 90.
less number "oum oe, n ~ - Que S o. .no ms.
numerous P"r g M uL E; on L. W.
Noril'on'sSs'S Slia'e WI, nan - oro ~
~ ~. ~. tboro nn,,b, 70 no Iot Of them
S s ~ y. IS -, ,rbo sborld tbev
sonow the saline examnle of Lots wife, will
1noEa salt Lake CITY salt indeed
O.ho;r, ,o,aor1, cor5oIaJ with on the
death of one Of his wives Mr.. klmball said;
Oh never MIND I've got plenty "'''
EN- at home.
MILL.
The Tabernacle.-This is the great Nor
mon meeting house. The Elders and ioun-
''nrpacl here. y brass Dduu IL at