Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-20

hill, tue large mountains and peaksiuf-
,hef infant. tho sea IN different difec'
tons tue reef aud coast were buauliiuI 70
behold. Upon the Top VI this hill we
nfed y v1lloy with our old rusty guns,
IN honor OF the dsy. AFTER spending
mali hour or 20 upon this hill ieasting
upon the lovely scenery which groeled
uuf eyes ia every hiroctioui We de-
ecendei an IN de- uur way ior nearly
mile east 20 tie foot of the old crater
Here we stopped long enough 10 get
AL the young c0coanuts We wlshsl 10
drink, then asosn1od TO tho tjp 81
cue crater on IT, south side. The
crater inside IL about rs deep a. the
urfounuing country aud Il about 900
ieot higher at IT, highest point 10
Ia covered with druso forest both 90.
side and uutside,oniy where II has been
cleared of inside by the natives In
whioh places. large tarl patches are
glowing, nud look very beautiful from
the opposite side. II IL ablut half OF n
milc acTos the TOP. and i's rim aud
height varies Ia differed places. All
Of the Elders except myself went down
into the gorgeous pit, with A. anu i.
| KenisOn; W they got one point AheaI
OF me tnAt day: but while | was try.
ing to find pigeon 10 shout al | ran
on 10 large, deep cave Oh the east
eide, which | took the crowd 10 see
when they returned up cut Of the pit
| Al O'Clock p. m. we started for home
where VIZ arrived after an hours fast
walking. We were somewhat wesfy,
but WIRE all well pleased with what
J We had seen and done during the day.
| After bathing and changing our clothes
we sat down 10 another sdmptuoui
meal brought Ia by a couple OF our
, neighbofs, who have not yot embraced
the Gospel, but for long time have
teen very s0clablo ami kind TO tnV
| Elders.
According 10 the programme We got
ready soon Rii-r supper and went over
| 10 Brother n. Ksnison's, whore with
him and his wife We all got In n boat
aud sgai stared Tor 5,papalu o. visit
NJ oil, the klDe's brother. We Indeed
were a merry crowd, aud the bright
now moon aud eveningstA rahone down
upou us, through Ine iloscy olou .
which were hanging over the green
western mountainr, with n heavenly
peaceful silence. aud seemed to wills.
poT 10y aud peace to our happy aouls.
There was blowing soft, gentle,
cool, land breoze which only ppled
I
stars, ahiaing Ia the water below, to
dance anu blaze with exquisite beauty.
With all nature AZ beautiful aud our
hearts 80 lighs aud gay, We sang songs
and rowo1 our boat along for Two
miles, when We lanIed At the wharf Of
tho govefDOf's place. We found him
dressed up with white tuit Of clothes
aud shoes aud socks Oh, Both he
and his good vile TAnumai ac-
ted as pleased 10 sec us come
as | ever saw any one act before.
A ter they had bid us hearty wei.
me, aud n short conversation was
engaged IN, We were Invited by our
trend TO conduct evening prayer,
which we do, sfer which supper was
soon prepared, which We again pnr-
took Of, togslher with the governor aud
his bride. Aher supper was over We
Informed out friend that we would
preach, nlng or play for him aud the
assembled crowd, or do II all n he
said 70, OF course they chose the
latter Uor the bamoans almost 20
wild over music); 10 Brother Sill
yer and l got out our in,tfu.
menis ana bean TO play. anu Of
all the delighted people ever
saw, | believe this was the hap.
piest crowd, especially tho governor
and his wife. After We played for
shout mn hour We asked them 10 aing
for ~, which they did for short time,
after which We played a few more
tunes, then LOFT them TO return home
the way We came. The moon and
evening star were sunk, but the
"Souihern Gross" stood high In the
heavens, and our trip home was quits
| . AL a. In IN
evening.
ThuIsdAy, tho 25th-rho frat thing
this morning, several Of the brethren
went In tue boat with Brother Sears,
over 10 Mr.. Allen's, rs We believed
his schooner WAS about to leave for
Upolu, aud Brother Scare was TO
return GU II. The Schooner set
sail about 10 O'Clock, and about
an hour later the brethren returned
without Brother Sears. We were
very sorry no had 10 20 for we expect
ed 10 have the grandsst time yet this
evening. About $3.50 y. m. Elders
Jsnsen, Kuudsen aud walker went
overland TO ruasivi, To Brother DAVID
Ksnison Jr., where We had arranged
and agreed 10 hold forth this evening,
that Brother Davy and family might
also be- made to rejoice by our presence
aud music. AZ the shades OF evening
" no fast overcoming he last rays Oi
, tho sunkon sun, We who we're lett be-
hind, together with Brother Fred Al d
family, act sail for Tus,lvi, where We
I, arrived an hour later after q
most delight ul evening boat ril,
by the light Of the moon ana
stars, and Ia the lovely breeze,
|. which tanned US s No sang anu
! rowed along. DAvy's large, new, two
story house was we'll lighted, aud
from the sea aud in this night II looked
like n mansion. We were met on tbs
wharf by Brother DAvy ani Sister
rAmusuAi, his wife, anu were heartily
greeted by them. They led u to their
- h uss by the light OF their lantern,
: where We found tho brethren up sIAlrs,
!, anu full OF the spirit OF the occasion
supper was soon ready, anu
IL was grand one, an W.
, pariook OF II heartily with grow,
,, ing hppetites. After sup. or We To-
assembled upstar-. where, with tn,
: additional company OF MG Allu1 aud
= wife and Mir. Hsryman, who had
!, come 10 listen u us, wo PLACED out
music, saug songs and clnyersed until
/. III g midnight hour arrived, when oul
: kind lriruis lett us anu We retired iol
, Tho night unuor the roo nld In an up
per rOO.a OF our dear, Kind brolher AM
p, sistrT,
a Frday morning we gave each other
"A the parting hauu, with q hearty "gJDt
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