Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

WI uAdhN one man VINO mas WnlkcI Oyf
. $4,000 miles, three times the circumfei
once Of the globe, during the past thirt
years going and returning from III
? ininc, and yet walk ON "tip toe.v No
= where have seen such playful hihri
, ", such lovisl greetings, such good
tempered bantcrs, such stentOrian song
: N | have heard from the miners o
: CORNWALL when going 10 and from thei
work. The chornp,s of the German oil
ikens are, PERHAPS, more harmonious
Three TO five thousand feut', IA Ger
tainly an exnggeratlon. as not min,
Ia CORNWALL hns attained depth Of 1000
iect. Doicoath l. the deepest mine land
y not 200 feet, although over 100 mile.
OF towels" OF "tunneis." This famous
mine IN 1910 employed 1900 persons, aud
since.
The statement about the fishermen
calmly throwing n companion over.
ooardn eclipsse anything which Ba-
ron Nihnchausen ever wrote. The
women "wiplng the shoey NJ Saint
ives OF every stranger, n news to me,
anu ! lived within three miles of that
Town Tor eighteen months, aud used 10
take walk there almost every day.
Danbing the stranger with clayv in
the mines IL something have not seen
hltlV heard about certainly II was not
my experience, aud ] have been IN
scores OF their mines. think I ought
70 Know ~ much ~ Mfr. w. does OF
cornwall, having contributed articles on
Antiquities In Cornwall, - again and
again, some Of which have since been
published IN the History of Cornwall,
~ ! have been informed. In Corn.
wall and Devon, ! spent nearly thirty
ycars ofmy life, and am familiar with
every section.
Flora day pronounced Flnrnl md
not Furry day, tahes place ON the sth of 1
May mot the ithl A very dear friend
o. mine wanted to look up this ques.
Ton, anl the result of his patient In.
Vostigationa were, that the event il n
relic Of the fourth century. and com
memorative of the defeat and pursuit
OF The Devil. One event Ia contraction
with that, the only Flora DAY attend.
cd, Was the heading the dance at q. M,
Ny Mt. Shaw, gcntlemanly youth
o. over eighty years, who seemed never
Mr. WIS. "ialing Sunday at Praye, /,
j. tho most garblrd statement I ever
ioau. The fair tnkts place on the 10th
Iuiy, When that DAY Is not on sat-
iruay or "A Sunday, the sabbath prior .
not Two, n Mr.. W. says Ia the taking
sunday. Instead "of 10000 Cornish
Youths anu maidena promrnading In
,lowance Park" venture 10 say
nero has not been an average Of over
w NJ any period during the past ten I
icar., more than the regular sunday
'venlng walkers. Twice since 1850 }
ave ! attended that festival, a. Glow.
,ncc park, with H. ponds, its gardens, /
u walks, lis lawns Il 10 me the sweet.
IT park In England. never visit b
'ornwnll unless / spend some \
IouIs Ia the arbors and o
rottoc. which surround tn. marks,
nat place has long been my Ideal
vaNcn. Apropo., | once had tn. y
lsasIiic Of seeing the century tree In 5
~ bloom there. A hundred years II o
long time 10 walt for q plant 10 {
over. The marital destinics n all C
ornwall arc said to center hore.v II
QUA DO more appropriate for writer
say That the martial destinies OF y
TAU centre In Cottonwood, but such u
statement would not be con. y
uercd complimentary 10 Utah's V
veet aud cheerful bellies. Corn. y
u aii mas population OF over y
.D,OOO, PraIe has a population
900. Erase this village from the man l.,
Cornwall, and Instead of 5000 mar. ~,
ages a year In Cornwall there would :.
none! Pity there IL not Praxe In :.
me OF the Eastern manufacturing 7,
tlea. "
at u asserted that half OF tho wo. ny
On OF Cornwall have been married III
rough this curious troth, the lcrIn,O
IL libel, gross libel on the women N,
Cornwall, who realize that whit =,
SIS nothing Il worth nothing. As Al,
ic Cornish young ladies do not clns. en-
cmsclves m third class goods: they ys
b seldom, II ever, bought Tor a paltry "a
enty-hVe cent packet OF "fcrln.p II
who would value them?
MIR. W. makes a serious mistake In Isl
date OF his letter ith Feb. 1891, Il III
ould have been 1901, and possibly he
descriptions may then have seen by
I'm through au opera glass. | re. We
'lnber some or years discussing IA al
'Fk ON Geology written by a Dr.
member Of every scientific society
earth, heaven, etc. | remarked me
y the book was very ably written, m,
! was much pleased with tho same, up
aided that 1 never found the Wis
iimikic States nj a certain spot kn
ere the DR.. said they Were. Nv wa
sui stated, I have often told ihe
that his descriptive pen IN too YER. I
q, anu his Imagination too telescopio ~ ~
truth. Mr.. w. can make the ap- WI
cation Els. 70,