Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-05
A DAY OF PLEASURE.
The Fourth Celebrated by Tens Of
Thousands Yesterday.

Thousands lcsieruay'
Yesterday was one Of the greaieat
informal amusement days In the hit-
tory OF the Territory. Every park and
pleasure resort was lbrougod wilhlgreat
crowds OF recreation teukers from early
until late. Flrsl and foremost was
saltair, to which place there was a
Tremendous fush OF humanity. When
the receipts Tor tho Jay were footed up
they disclosed what was q gratifying
result to the management, aud that
was that there had been an attendance
Of considerably more than ten thou.
sand.
The weather was cool and pleasant,
the Lake breeze delightful and the
music from an augmented orchestra
eutfanciug. In tue afternoon there
was come disappointment on account
Of Inability to carry with desired
promptnoss tho crowds 10 the Lake.
That was, however, not the inult OF
the Salt Lake & Los Angeles officials,
but Was duo 10 the failure Of the RIO
Gnndo In keeping iia promise 10 a.
elat In the way Diminishing additional
coaches. LEie In the Jay the lattor
road came TO the rescue IA part anu
after that transportation facilities were
much Improved. There were no row.
or unpleasant disturbances, aud alto
Hether the occasion proved to DO ono
Of the most satisfactory aud successful
In the history Of Sallalr
Al GARFIELD.
At Garfield there was an animated
anu brilliant scene such 10 has not be-
fore been witnessed at that PLACE sinuu
the erection OF the great Salihir
pavilion. IL was sight like unto many
seen In the olden days, ani, ~ one
gentleman Of prominence expressed 1t.
was accounted for by tho very clever
and diplomatic act OF inviting the
Tabernacle Choir to become the guests
OF the company for the Jay and sing
on the pavilion, which II ala during
tue afternoon, rendering "Light AMI
Truth" under the leadership Of Prof.
Daynes, PfoL stephens not being
present. The rendition waaa magniti.
cent one aud elicued a hearty round
OF applause, which resulted In an
encore.
On the grounds baseball and football
attracted a large number Of people, lAud |
many witnessed the fireworks at night. |
The afternoon train service was very |
unsatisfaciory for time, hut was ac. |
counted for byl the coal heavcte strik. |
Ing aud the difficulty and delay en-.
countered In Mining their places. 10 h |
estimated that 5000 people went 10
Garfield yesterday.
oALDER's PARK
An Interesting program was given
At Cnlder's Park under the auspices OF
the Federated Trades and Building
Tfades Congress. The declaration Of
Independence was read, speeches were
delivered and vocal and Instrumental
music rendered. There were also Zoe
athletic features and Attempting picnic.
EDEN PARK.
Eden Park was turned over TO the
Salt Lake Democracy yesterday y, W here
Hon. J. II. Lstcher read the Dsclar-
uon OF lndependonce and where the
Hon. Hadley johnson repeated an
Grafton delivered by him Ia Nebraska
fotty'iour yenra ago. The luncheon
was A No. l and the sports OF the
best.
LIBERTY PARK.
Tho Laboring Mems association en-.
teftAinel It's own members anu n good
many friends at Liberty Park yestef.
day. There was an Interesting and
mixed program, the chief feature OF
which was speech by Judge Cherry.
AT sMoOT's.
The Scandinavian celebrated the
Fourth at Shoots Park. Addresses
were delivered by q. NJ. Nielsen, G, |
A. Carlquisb II. 3. Fernstrom and
August Euler.
AT THE WARM SPRINGS.
At the Warm Springs the Labor
Trust held forth and for some reason
the contentious that have character.
ized the doings OF that body OF late
were renewed, despite tho day was
national holiday ard an effort on thp
part OF some OF the more pacific OF the
me moers 90 have II pass without
trouble. The disturbance started early
In tho day and was caused by the re-.
port that Middlemiss had dropped the
money Of tho order into his own
pocket and disappeared. Then Vim.
'oni the eN;iail bird, got into trouble
with man named DomminE. The
after sought shelter In n street car;
enfagod aud abusive as be- n
vas, threw alsstone, striking tho cnt !
With terrific force. lie was aiterwards G
Ifreated. Henry took a prominent mari y