Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-22

Huu tom Boston u Galveston, iftm
ihr ltile io- Cchoolhlufe 80 the wider
nrss 10 the towering bcauemy Ia tho
city ana tOwu, may Le witnessed tue
unprecedented spectacle Ut u powerful
nation captured hy an Amy of Lllii-
iuliaua, Of umhryo mon AMI women.
But better than these we have moth
iug 10, exhibit. There, indeed, are our
crown irwcie; the ,fuCst though iueVit-
ah'o ollsprings % our civiiiaatoa and
development; representatives Of u
manhood vilhliGuJ AMI lgvlgIrntcl hy
tDii nrd cafe; VI w1mAnhOjd elevated
and Inspired by liberty aud education.
Cod hlets tho children and tnciImoth.
Cff. Gcd bless cur ccuutry's nag, and
God hu with VA now mud ever. God
la our roni.trces shaded and God on
the highway; God ~ the winds and
waves and God In NIL our hcarts."
Mr.. Wat,er1n's eloquent ciiort ~.
ceiy0d an ovation, ana he was choCtud
again nud again NJ ho proceeded.
AZ Tho citse the chorus sang tho
"Slar Spanglod bsnnet," Bishop
Fowler shouting, "Eyory to his
feot,D and al arose. ne one.
Then followed Hon. Chauucey NJ.
| Dopow, who delivered the Columbian
| Grafton.
FIREwOnEs.
The dedicaiory exercises oloaod 10.
night with brilliant display OF fire.
works. TO avoid the concentration Of
the mass Of people, tue disrlay was
divided into three PATS, each lFO-
I grnmmo bciug Identical. One wna
/ given In Washington Park on the
| south side, another Ia Garfield Park on
/ thu west side aud the third I'll Lincoln
| Park oL tire north side. The display
! wnE opened with o salute Of 100 fifteen.
inch aerial bnmhs which exploded Mt
an altitude OF 500 feet. As this blaze
died away 500 prlsmgtic lights were
fired by electricity, changing cOl0rl
i've timcs, anu throwing over
tie trees the ilnl8 Of the national
colufs and tbs newly adopted
municipal terra Gotta. Then hundreds
~ flve.luund rockets rushed 20 the
skicy. One IT the cTOwDinc features "
the marvellous display was the magnl-
flccut Columbian bouquet made hy the
flight OF eight thousand rockets, from
three parks, This Is tho largest fight
uffockuis known IN tho history Of the
world, and Tor two minutes the effect
was ecen IN every part ~ the city, and
for miles around tho snt li,cU0 were
| CJrleous. Tho flfst OF thum occupied
1000 square iutt VI space, ami bOrO tho
inscription IN Gre, "Chlcts0 Welcomes
the Nations Of the Earth, l48alsy2. -
Il WIS supported by two American
eagles, above which were brought out
tho uuillntsoi tho Worlds Fair build.
ings. Another upt piece, with an area
% $500 square feet, represented In fire
tho sailing Of Coium6us from Prlos.
Niagara Fails was glvcn In fire, pre-.
sontiHg cataract 600 feet In length OF
golden spray.
COLUMBIAN CONGRESSES.
One Of the brightest Worlds Fab
celebrations was held at the Auditor.
ium tonight when the Columbian con.
crosses, the purely intellectual part Of
The exposition, were lnaugurht0d by
Archbishop Ireland OF ~. Paul. The
broad character Of the congresscs wa
exempliiled in the fac. that wbhe the
orator WAS an archbishop o! the lto
man faith the beneGlciion was spoken
by DIR. VIM. Il. Harper, president y
the new University of Chicago. No
a less remarkable index was the cir
uumstGGcc that two addresses Of tht
nights programme were by women
Mrs. Potter Palmer anu MTs. Chariei
Penrottin. From tho Vice.PTosldon
Of tho United States down, the list %
brainy aud distinguished psople COM
poae magnificent gathering. Not
the least Interested perHonB were Car.
d!nal Gibbons aud Papnl Nunciats
5stolli. Tho opening Invocation TIL,
evening was impressively voiced by
Rev, Dr.. BarrOwa, pustur % the Fins
Presbyterian Church, and chairman o
the general committee on religious
congresses. President Charles G.
Bonney OF the Worlds Fall
Congress Auxiliary then deliver
! ed "a worry brief address O
welcome. Tho rnotlng on bchal, o
the wOmon's branch by MTs. POttc
Palmer WINS also brief, sue saying tim
the wOmen's branch representing tn,
, marvellous progresa Of woman during
the last four centuries, united mos
cordially In greeting aud sends con
gratulatiOna to the leaders Of that pro
gress in all enlightened lands. tn,
ealutgtion In honor OF Queen Isabelle
was by Mrs. Penroltln, who sail tn
assistance Columbus received from
Queen Isabella enabled him TO dis
|
tiuent. Tho ago which enlightened
woinanhooi, the Queen Of this new
: age, now offers all men aud will enabl
them, especially the tOlling millions
to find In their own countries new
worlds OF intellectual and moral enjoy
ment, enhanced material prCsperit,
. and improved social conditions. Arch
bishop Ireland was then Introduce,
! sHHu Nss
ooived with tremendous applause
The singing of "America" by tn,
, ontlre audiences followed, and after 10,
ben odIctlon by DR.. Harper the audi
enoe diapersed.
CONGRATULATIONS.
I.oNDJN, Oct. 2l.-The Post, refer
: ring 10 the dedication Of the WORLD
.. Fair buildings In Chicago, says
, "Nothiug hut the intense seli.relianc
OF wonderful country could hav
started and completed spectacle o
,, unique. EAglishnen join In congrai
: ulatiOns."
The Chronicle snys: "Tho cup c
Chicngo's happinoss mual be full. Tn
ceremonies have been superla,ive Il
every respect"
, The Times says; "Well may Amer
cans look with pride on sol unexam
J pied a sight and listen with gratiie
4 self.eatGem 10 the orator who hclI
them understand its full value an
Z their own. 1t is splendid spectacl,
, We fully recognize tho qualities an
, efforts which produce II and offer on
!. hearty congratulations"
FROM EMPEROR WILLIAM TO PREsl
: DENT HARRISON,