Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-20

Mis-. Fmncis lInid Of Mylminr, "a
tainv costume Of tan fnlllu ffancaiae
Trimmed in lace with diamonds and
pearls.
Mts. Laura r. HowoY Of Montana.
n Combination OF blaclt iniilu fan
caiso with diamond ofntmtnis.
Nifs. Harrison Of Wyoming white
crpIc embroidered la while with 0rna.
meuts OF diamonds aud pearls.
Ma. Mary raytoD, effective com.
biuatiOn o. black satin anu chnntllly
lace.
MIA. Laufitle Lowell OF AfisJnn.
gown % fc1flct canton crepe, EN-.
bruidtfrd IN masses 81 cafuauOns uf
similar hue, decolle,a bodiCc. as well a.
the eigc ~ tho tfaiu bOrruroi with
scarlet ostrich feathers.
Mrs. Meadow ~ Montana, black
hrocado tlun, combiGci wlln gfsy
sils. urirainc, with point lace ana
diamonds.
Mrs. Parthtmia Rue OF California,
CO. tune o. black iaille With gatnilure
of Je, aDd laru.
Site. Margaret Blaine Salisbury Of
Utah, decoliclc gown Of white mtlle
irauCaisc, embroidered ia silver with
ornamrnls OF diunoude nu1 ptntls.
Mr.. Whalen Of utnb, n Ciusry-
colOfcd gown OF crepe itlmmcd In
brocadc orange ribbons with ornaments
Of diamonds.
THE nAiGRlApl
today were nearly svnmleI In tho
Tremendous sush Of people. Extrn
trains were counted only by dozens
aui every regular had extra cars 20.
,achoj. Probably never since the
Invention Of the locomotive wefs
roads no rushed. Nisi,0H 10 the
W3fls Fair grounds today were
repaid by fccuo Of color, activity aui
animation. Tho grounds Ia tho Yicin.
iiy Of the mincs nj mining ani trans.
p1stati0n buildings swAIm0l with
soidiois. Additional troops are ntfiv.
log every hour. Tho Iowa militia
arrived IN three spcclil ttalus over tue
Burlington roai. They are under the
Command Of Aujulant. General Gorge
Green. Orders were published tntny
uucampmrnt. The command Of al
the ioroeu at the camp vas given to
lgadlcr.Gunurai Eugene a. Carr,
Business on the Chicago river was
ruohod today 70 get boat out OF port
done on the river during tho rest OF
the week. Indications point toward
excellent weather for The ceremonies.
The naval display on Friday will le
confined wholly TO United states yes-
fris Ia port.
Thepropcnlt'on made by General Miles
10 have night military parade ,5atur.
Jay next was not received with much
O. ~ o. s.NH So I..Il
called On Mayor Washburn today 10
discuss the night parade plan. The
mayors objection wns that the streets
could not bo sufficiently illuminated,
anu that the crowds on Che streets DO.
ing 20 large the work could not DO sat.
isinctorily uonc.
Whatever tho outcome OF the above
project is there will be a military
arade Saturday In tho public streets
where everybody, whether governor
or ordinary cltizens, eau see. This
was positively. decided on at con.
ference today tetwcen Jsaefal Reebe,
General Fltzsimmonl, Colonel Koch
and others.
Aside from the Federal soldiers Ia
600 state troops Will participate, maxi
ing the largest mass " national guard
ON record. In an interview this even.
ing General Miles IN quoted as making
this sort OF talk:
81 want 10 say that the press OF
Chicago has insultod the Vice-Preai.
dent, the Supreme Court anu all other
men. The papers say
the PEOPLE OF Chicago don't care n con-
tinenlal damn about seeing those hun
dr,ds OF distinguished visitors ~ they
ara escorted from the auditorium TO
jackson park, but would rather see o
lot OF infantry marching ut funeral
pace. As matter Of TACT, the parade
will be- a nuo military display.