The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-06
LATE APPOINTMENTS
Some Of the Mysteries Of the
0O''i' c. Consular Service
WELSH s1seBnsAsD WORKERS
n,naee = Giddy Excite
sin ,"ent at Malta A Town OF
temperance

.L-ow himself into an easy
as ne a 'l,sv rooms on K streetlast nlgn''
at his oO9. .nt fun, get the consulshlp at
II yo' That's one spot where man
Malta .-ow rich abroad on $1,000 a year,
can siO' for amusements! you VIII be
simnIv crowded to death. Every r D pe..t
SNIP .hs island works and slaves at least
sn . ',lU hours a day, and he is fortunate
indsed who counts his weekly s'i PEN
hlpe1a % There never has been a thea
81 80 = circus. or secular holiday IN
, ~ and the popular amusement Is
IF 1fned 10 testa days when the people
coon l,I,s in one place ana MAKE tnein-
CCir1 SICK OF pink candy. IN tne eVell-
sen when the hot, blisterlng sun goes
ms SaTn YOU can 20 up TO !ne Dasih,
H9 yro he sea leaves a placid poor IN
W. NJ rocts and indulge in the gl'idy as
l ina tGT of a bath. Oh, yes; go 10
9 9,p9.,V and get rich. You can live there
!haalrien Edo for So a week; but at the end
~ ~ (oTr years you won't know whether
~ ' are = eatamaran or blind hsh.
JERUSALEM.
at that don IT suit you, try Jerusalem.
~ "a great place for excitement, and
af+or a years trial, if you can scrape
s 49, anough energy to write four
tosv'1 renort to the State Department,
PaIiSe eot NV head. There is bat one re-
Lining ~ feature about Jerusalem
uInaty IF olives And as for oranges, !
tb Ier Is no place in the world where
tLeg crow so large. Jerusalem is
s,iendid town in which to study the
ontione and a Consul always get rich
there on 81. 500 year, but the Consul
became covetous. and induced Congress
10 indulge in the extravaganza ofraising
his wages to $1,000.
Mvsic AMONG THE WELSH. "a
"Do Won like music? Then get the
commercial agency at Swansea, where
the slate ouarrymen, the miners and the
dav lab0rers are all professional singers
W6v sir. at the last grand Eisteddfod
the faurels we're carried away, not by
the trained chorus OF London, but by
chorus of rough Welsh quarrymen. !
sing? Why they sing the roof off the |
houses and eyeryhouSe on the downs and |
in the crags contains nightingale and |
q harmonicum. Down in the Penrhyn |
quarry the universal occupation of the |
Guarrvmen off work Is singing, and the |
men have excellent voices. If you don't |
like music try Welsh laborer on |
theology. He is generally noncon-
formist, and the only way ever found
to stop his religious discourse was to
take him over TO the Monmouth district
thereby evading the Sunday law
and fill him up with beer. In the 1
Welsh country printers on night work
got &c. p a week, and on day work $7.53 |
shipwrights get SO, boiler-makers about
the same, and the whole range of
mechanical skill is fashioned on the
general basis of 50 week N;;Therefore,
go to Wales. You may not have much
amusement, but you'll get a gold mine
Of experience.
WHERE EVERYBODY DRINKS.
Then there is Dundee, in Scotland.
Everybody drinks in that sin-cursed
town, and it is stated that its population
of l42,951 souls annually expends 81 So
900 for spirits and beer. Dundee, you
know, is the birthplace of Hector
Bruce. the historian; Halliburton,
who was the first to openly pro-
ess the reformed religion in
scotland, and Ferguson, the poet. But
these worthless could come back to
'arth they wouldn't own Dundee. The
lty to-day has S,G20 houses OF only one !
Dom each, in which there is popula-
ION OF 1850, and 1887 houses of two :
ooms each, into which there are crowd
q 1874 men, women and children, If
o these be added the three-room houses.
nun the people living IN them, it shows
nat llS,UOO of the lac, 900 inhabitants of
Jundee live IN houses of one to three
ooms. Poverty and misery abound
nd yet 1t Is the principal seat of linen
and is an important
entire for sugar refining, working in
ron and shipbuilding Dundee is the
a1dest place to ne on earth. Malta is
OIemorne garden of delights beside
nat city. But l must saw for the
Wealthy citizens of Dundee that thew
ave spent, and are spending miIlions
u money IN educational. charitabIa onJ
nd moSn HS, co, a,n1s9ltunons, great parks
VERY GIDpY CITY
Then there is Bordeaux Now Is s
GU want to lead a giddy, wild life
lats Just the place for you. BordeanT
one OF the most fourishipe cities in
uTope IN point of industry, commerce 4
nd the cultivation of the arts az q
aences. That's what the gnide- booI
sys' but when you sift it right down
principal business is making VINES
lu Drandy, and exporting fruit II
'nta'9 Y, yne immense theatre built nv
S So a i accommodating 1900 people.
~ IT, A. q classes are gay and festive
AZ arao uie young. Every workman in
oISeau4 mas commendable VANITY
y, , me ciothes, generally deemed IN. 8
without a pair of high-heaIad y
~; ToVs anu Watch-chain and locksf 81 q
HS metal. The great tobacco mo- a,
a aiLcSory, the gunpoWder mills. tbo q
h,l - rehnery, and the shoe factorS
.b;n. are owned by the government .
- - 'aheS excellent care of its am, y
!, W. mere are LOCO women actualIy .
llployed IN the quarriss and On n00 ~ ;
ie open fields. It's a beautiful ci+ ~ ,
-Ousn' ana splendid eOnsulship.
A TEMPERANCE TOWN :
IL yea want to strike Temperance.
'wn' take Fayal, in the Azores
r. is rarity there, and vet ;
IN and spirits are sold evervwbcre Z
=. perfectly delightful we azores
" gb % degrees and peys sry De. i,
shtY degrees. The Azorsanar above >,
eulariy fond of drSa' aus are par q