Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30
PILGRIMS RETURN.
A HAPPY DESCRIPTION OF TIE LATER PART
OF TIE BIG
Trip Taken By Wheeling C'nna1isry, Knights
Tsna.r-The Day in Sa.iLaGe Ciy-Wheel-
l- Sng.as in Oulha-Sl,e Arrival q.
Eom3-Al. Well and Happy.
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Special C9rrar0aEsr-s Of re Rooster
HEADQUARTERS WHEELING CONF
MANuFEY, No. 1, TX. T., PULLMAN
GAZE. GLEN ROCK, .EN ROUTE SALT
LANE TO- CmcAGo, AUcCsr II TO
90, 1892.
Here we are, 200 miles from old
Wheeling, Cd. wei, and Ia high spirits;
have taken our carriage ride as guests
OF salt Lake City, viewed the Mormon
Temple, which is ulcOmDietet, although
almost 80 years has passed since its
commencement, and Will not receive It's
C0Pe-syOue uuli. Mormon revelation so
DEGREES It's magnificent structure,
built entirely o cut granite, and mod
q. of architecture. display The Assem-
bly, bal. is neat church-,ike edilce
near the Temple The Tabernacle is
one of the wonders of Salt Lake, iu
which We had on opportunity Of hearing
Prof. DuyuGs the Tabernacle. OrgaujSt,
render selections of beautiful music on
The 500, 900 organ. and, by the way, 10
is claimed 20 be- the largest in the
United States, and was built entirely
by Mormon w0r6men from Mormon
products. 10 is a wonderful instrument.
This Tabernacle is used Tor
holding Mormon services and is large
Cb.0ug structure. The thickness OF the
ceilings lrOm the inside 90 the shingles
we were told is ten fCetand is composed
Oh latseG woodwork. The building is
100 by $50 feet and TO the top of the
arch is eighty feet nigh, and is claimed
TO be- the largest wood constructed arch
in che world. The seats for the choir,
some TWO hundred and fifty In number,
are arranged in terrace style about the
organ and are always filed on Sunday.
The choir gave "a recital for our benefit
io the evening which was enjoyed By all.
just In front Of the choir seats and sep
arated by railing there are four cres-
cent shaped seats probably ten feet
long facing the hundreds OF immense
benches on the main floor. In the ecu
Jgr0f each OF these crescent shaped
seats there is @ raised pulpit styled
''scat of prominence The higher is
occupied by the president of the Nor
luOn church, the next adjoining for the
twelve apostles while the lower is used
Tor the lesser priesthood.
TIE BUILDING COMFORTABLY SEATS
1900 persons and is usually filled.
Sacrament, which is dispensed each
Sunday, occupies about an hour and
half % distribute when che Tabernacle
is filed, which we are told is regular
occurrence. 10 is not rigid ceremony
and many O. Gentle naICa6eS 90 Queuch
"a glawiur hunger or 90 appease his
thirst. Water is used instead of wine.
a whisper is distinctly heard between
TWO persons located 90 each end OF the
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4 made mention I'm my former rett6l
was made. and bidding our kind friends
.attbe Custom House" adiru, we board
our train at q:e5 %. IN. Friday evening, |
August is, ana make our first
start toward home. All retired
early feeling amply repaid for our long /
ride. We awuke Saturday morning /.
near the Colorado line, having Travelled
nearly all night through Utah. Grand
junction. Colo, is reached where we
leave our Pullman 20 continue over %
SalIda via the broad gauge, where We
board the narrow gauge car 20 go via
Marshall Pass, tmarr0u Canon, cure
can't Needle, @ steep crag, standing
alone, nearly 1000 feet above us its,
pinnacle OeueC6ed with uGS-Stau ltue
flax having been whipped OF by the
wind placed there by daring
sailor some eight months since alter
four unsuccessful. attempts by advent
urUus experts Co climb % the tOf, one
"a whom lost his footing and was picked
Up mang.ed mass OF It's base; Chip
pitaE Falls, Black Canon OF The GuunlSon,
some fourteen miles loug' whose walls
ln many PAGES tower up d. tue SUES
-''oo 4ee'' IS V~1'''"' lI'eI Sp0'SeU
through '1is e"uoH Is
the MOST NoNbLoJN SCENEHA
possible for the eve OF man 10 view ana
an attempt nc dtt1u description Wou'u
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