Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13
TRAVELS OF A MISSIONARY.
From Salt Lake 10 Queenst wn-Nolos
by the Way Preaching on Board
an Ocean steamship.

a series u private letters iiom Elder
lie Role G. Snow gives an interesting
account Of HE travels ron the ;ime he
loit Salt Lake Guy until he reached
Queenstown, at which point hi. latest
communication was dated. He made
a brief sloI .oycr at Leaivillr, where he
ieasted his eyes on the gliltering Ice
palacc aud had an opportunity Of gag.
log upon some Of the ruggoi yet beau.
titul scenery Of our sister state
OF Colorado. lie visited Iude-
pgndUrcy, Jackson county, NO.,
uud stuuI upon the bauttd sito uI
tue great temple % the iutufu " hich II
destined ruslu time 10 attract the eyes
Of d wondering world.
Tue wauuufcr took cutsofy view
u 81 Louie, Chicago anu historic
kiftlanl, at which hat named place
he visited the Temple, now In the
hands o the "JOsophites.n But more
Interesting siill, ho called at the origin.
nj home VI his father, pfesidunI
LOtou1J Snow, and was There royalty
treated by hoHplIahle relatives. He
held meeting In the locality snd
preached tue GOsIel 10 goodly con.
gfcgaIiOu VI respectable people.
a Tow days were spent In New York,
whore lac Toasted his eyes on tho won.
defs Of the metropolis and drank Ia the
grandeur Of Niagara. lie also went 10
the capital, Whore he looked through the
o9ngtcsiiOnal halls, anu enjoyed per.
sonul interview with the President.
lilo expresses hatleTing opinion OF
MI. Cleveland, wn0m lac TegsrIs as o
genial aud klnd.beaTted gentleman.
He embarked at PhiladslI his LOT
Liverpool, aud the following letter,
dated nj Quconsl0wu, was received q
low daye ag0i
My dear FatheL-YesleTday wa,
Queen NiclOtia's birthday. The
WeathVr was delightful. Tue mighty
waters blumberri peacefully whiip tue
heavens were bourckel in their MOI,
gorgeous attire. Tho beautiful clouds
Heated calmly, allowing the rays OF
| the great gollou master OF the heavens
~ play upon the pretty npples which
| uArlcl about upon the quiet surface III
the Atlantic. After irastiug upon the
refreshing sea breeze, my appetite was
/ 40 strong that / was 10Th 10 leave the
/ breakfast table Az uaunl / was the
/ 1fst anu the last Of the boards.
The beating Of the gong reminded
| us Of the commencement ora meeting
| 10 To held by members Of the Chufcn
ot England. a gentleman Tan EDITOR
/ who was only member Of thai
church, took upon himself tue saetod
! duties ui minister. lhc service was OF
| tue usuul sttTc0tyTed order common tu
/ that lvngmluHliuu, Al iia conclusion
tho editor wen, to the cBptaln aud said
/ well, have Played priest pretty
I we'll" They laughed about the Nor.
mons ana wondered what We thought
] ONT,
Well We received permission to hold
% meeting alec anu gave out an AZ.
/ pniuimout accordingly The people
/ were iA.kIug all over tho deck about
our proposed meeting. They oil OK,
ltuiru 90 have some snort al cur eX,
/ NrnH., They were nearly all seated
lt'.lr ,Au lme Tor oIeuing. BishoI
q. n. Lund called the congregation Il
order Hnt ANNOUNCED the upeuinp
hyur' "hlw irm iDunJStinr; =
Brother David LOWE oi Logan n.ttU
enc opening payer We tltu paced
Ground uy ral uAl d.wti.t,n G.. pita oil
inu hymn, 80, my tarner," nnI auul