Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-18
popular Correspondence.

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doners near, ,.,ons ,ro,rd,nc the
numerous -, a.. ,o.sros and
glorlous -, ,,,oa,oad Eo,,r.h of
craoNe'9 ,,, Ana frrtbernore.
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tu'ioh - ~. 80 y.ord Nfnvor's
years p,' ,,,o,, ,orr a,vs suisse
snow No. 4. IN soen a cun-
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mas strueN w ,o-
Twas on the hith OF NoNehper' ioVe'
,bnt CIV Fawkes, as every school boy
-, Vac discovered modestly re-
h"'"', s,oo,, % har,o,. ~ ,,up-
~. IL, tho vaults underneath the
poN"'' .,,,. -, xua.,,,,,r,,or
Houses OF fariiaiheh' d.
As he was furnished with a dark IAN
torn and matches, 1t was surmised
u'' ,,a,nn,otod taking rise ont
thut ne ,.'., ~, a,.,,,,,a,,, ,rat
Of king James anu his psi' 'ai'rh' ''a'
shortly would have assembled few
,r,of feet overhead. After the custom
UI'., -, ~. rau.i,os had an a.
ai,, ii,,clv and narrowing time and
,.,,a,, IT,, ,,,o c,ra,+
was ui'ii'a'e''
beyond assisted by iHaSheu sehtie
nan in black tights armed with a
w.. .yo Bright and early on
Keen "NS'
November o. 1885, ,he peaeei"' se'e"
ity of Penton street was broken by
,hot the average Johnny Bull would
We -. ,,,', on,,,,o, % so h,ooro-
ihciuue "''uui -
ing racket" If 1t had been little after
midnight. when the pubs" close, the
.,.r,.,,t1 raol..t would have nassed
nv
without comment puu suoh an "h-
usual proceeding. when jewellers were
sleeping and bread winners at work,
betokened that something unusual was
in progress From the street below
arose the strains, accompanied by a
tin can band
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fie"sn h po, '''e ''-'' -
mt, ,n1,,r ,,.a,,o, ,ra r,o,.
me sunpoMuei a'' -,
sec no rsasoi' WHY '"e s""po"ue'
,,,a -, H., ,or,,,.
enou'I IVY, ~ 81. .,,o,. ,t,, IL, tho
gu! ra"hes' "us' s''eh NM III ''e
MI, , 500. go, .,o,o ,o.
a." LII =" az P fVS' '-'N
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The two last lines to be repeated alb
llbitum until the chorus becomes de-
pleted owing to failure in the lung de-
To hurl slippers and portable toilet
articles at the recumbent forms of sew
eral defenders of the faith, who were
wasting the precious hours of daylight
in solid sordid, sonorous sleep, was
but the work OF an instant; Get up,
boys, it is the fifth of November" A
diplomatic investigation from ambush
IN the part of those Interested. dis
closed that these inharmonious noises
proceeded from u band of matutinal
dsturbers armed as surmised with tin
cans who the disturbers, not the cans)
We're attired mostly In fantastic garb
and possessed faces that were liter
ally smeared with SCOT. This motley
gang ever chanting their lugubrious
refrain. were busly engaged in es-
cOrting a coster's barrow drawn by a
patient ''moke." upon the barrow in
state was seated and efiigy-posslbly
II was intended to represent the fam
Gus Guy Fawkes. At the same time
Mr.. Fuwkes in his day was a strict
Catholic 1t seemed slightly inconsist-
ent that his noble chest should be en-
cased in faded red Salvation Army
Jersey This particular Guy was fur
ther possessed with n decided Hebraic
cast of countenace together with an
ancient clay pipe stuck between his
lips, As to his anatomy. II was devel-
oped In most unlocked for places ow-
Ing TO an unequal distribution of
stuffings. Taken all together II was a
most 'straw-dinary" looking Guy.
All day long were these eiiigies drawn
around the streets and on every corner
the llckless pedestrian remorselessly
held up for pennies for the Guy"
1t was in the evening when the fun
became fast and furious, especially up
on what may be designated as Lon
d0ns playground viz: Hampstead
Heath. or as 1t is better known, "appy
'ampstld cath" To see the Heath at
lis best one would do well to visit II on
Bank holiday, during the summer
time, when the huge undulatlng park
like lung of London Ia dotted with rows
Of tall swings, that give the idea that
one Is amongst the derrioks In an oil
country, booths. shooting galleries
three SHES n penny at old Aunt Sally
Tor cocoanuts. ring the cane and other
delightful pnstimes dear to the average
Londonor's heart. Not only do these
small fairs line the roads and repose in