Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-28
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Pavilion Snd bsti.iag In ths Lake.
Al the close o' tie meeting u wei.
come NJ the Ghoattr tAe visiting sIituts
we're conveyed 10 the Denver q lID
Hfnnlg depot, whence a special tain
Was DO teaginsts ~ take thOm tUS.lialf.
lhu run 10 the beach VAS ma q Co..
several minutes les than the regular
time, tue g mpany aruviUg Ut tue
lavilion shout 63lj. luu eight threat
cniuE 90 a. fm while somewhat loosen.
ing the usJal rfuwd o. Lake latu 10,
conifiUut q 0ihrfw 80 20 thr enjoyable.
nesl " the occasion ~ iis general tofr.
lnE elect upon atmosphere, Ky aud
Lske, al Of which seemed 10 llay hsr.
moniHusly iutO Iue hands VI Tue IfU.
mptefs Of the excursion.
Alter q general mmble about tue
mammoth cIltirU .ui "a plunge iutO tue
bruy waters % the Lake, tho Gail W.
maa" % 1he uaa quU,, spttad on a lgfge
niHy ui tables Oh Tao lower H. 70
Ff.I 800 10 40 partUYk Of tue friA.t,
% thr close OF which PrasiHBut Rlg-
noni Of tue UIah Press ats ciaaon, In.
ttUGuUuI
Hoo. q. W. P1wera a. the toastmas.
Ter OF the evening. Tue Judge turn
Adl'csfcu the atsUmbly M Guidance
ne iJlIYWs.
We have broken bread t1g, ,her, We
ate irrnft. / tH"l. Tine tuuu sAt ui
every cl1guuf Ctt4 vu,u fugeJsl
the hUpr tHH, you VAD I'D siudly o..
t'u,'i the invitation ! tHr ptOss arf..
c.nlug OF our Territory bsyu ell 10 iu
y.uf ears ere this that you ate wei.
g m' tI .his young commons sIth.
Vs." te all anxious INST the uIplo Co.
tau EsssR u tho We. snail vit..oI
valleys, oGl lore our mluutaI4a and
know our Ioypl". Utah Wa. Tor q l1ns
tine ths thHat,TUf bltsr cIutsutiua.
But out % w. this people huuUy
emerged Ike sure oliver and gylJ thai
has boeu ttlru by IRE. Having trkou
paft In the nSht, I can truly tsllfy
that nowhere in the United States re
there better people than IN Titan. they
are frugal, VIftuUuy, industrious, home
lovi.g AMI successful. TIE, cannot
be bought with golf, aud they cling
with sisters love 10 that wuiCh they
think IL hight. More than tHRt, while
nghliug with the nstcruus- ufatigts
~ her cub to sustain ihsIr own ideas,
Ley haVS tIu mnuiirt-. TO rec yulE.
honesty Of purpose uyvu Ia tue uOut
uittot HjvcsaIy.
Tho Judge uvtc paid h.a respects 10
Utah iu general, aud In glowing tlU.
queuce srt Urh the btauly, wealth
anu varied ATTRACTIONS ui the torn
tory, p.uiufiug ~ flowing p,uuuf
TIE Possibilities anu hsyrs Oi the YOU 4
opnmIuweAlth soon - be OntUilsl
among tho s'ttrhOoI Of states. Ihp
speatuf at Jgv n amid a IOuI applause,
which was soon ~ he renewed a. tae
anpouncemuut VI the uAmu ~
Hoo. &. W. Pturose, 90 tcipJu.rd
10 tue toast, "OuF Guustr.D The
speaker EXTENDED nearly wrlcOme 10
zoe VisllJfH AHd urged that the uuWt-
payer Hru rom other states ana isrst.
iOriVs WHO hat not before visttJ U.an
wOulI make gp0I Their opportunity g.,
get Lcquai Hisd sim the lyypia aud
lufm correct iIoas VI our 11uadisis
pAtufsl reTuurcvs, the ..cgolnpmBat VI
Nu!uh hsI Oniy lust began compared
with waaI Intelligent lAIJt misht yet
bring 20 lighL
rnu audience was then 0ulfsd by
brief address !fom PiOf. L., -. Harvey ~
Milwaukee, who was asked 10 give UIs
views OF Utah. The tpsskGt'a elm.
queuce aud earnest triOu,o 10 tny c0m-
muuNthllh was llstOnul % win fgit
attention aud oIOsed amidst a tumuIt
VI applause.
TIE other speakers were a. follows
Rev. +. g. Inn responded TO the toast,
"lho Press aud Pulpit" Col. TfumbO
laid cheerful tribute 10 the lauIes;
A. IA, Gtice, ESD, spoke fur tue
"Col0Tod PfeH;" Pfstt. Machuey, Of
the AfSpahoo Press association, spoke
IN eloquent germs u tho hospitality Of
salt Lake, ami MIR. John Nnglr, Of
Wise nsin, maus u briei nut Appropfl.
ate spesch on Iho progress Of the Pres.
TINS ended the bsnqueIing feature Of
the event, anu the Temalunnr Of the
evening until 1880 WAS spent u the
cApaci0us dancing hall.
rho event all through wasA perfect
CucCess anu Z, neoted much credit upon
all oJLtOrusd IN tno GrfNas,InsutG.