The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-21

was called and administered to her
The full roster Of the pioneers who arc
s,oDping at the Salvation Army head
Levi Kendall. Walter A Crow. ]. F.
alien, Peter Nease. Thurston Larsen,
MSatnew Savage; A Callahan. Lucinda
thur. Gertrude NIanful. Sonia Nanflll
Rachael E. Miller. Miles AI.ller, John j.
f-Elng and Lucinda J. Merrill.
-ars- Racnael E Miller and John J.
ENs4ng are brother and sister. They had
not seen each other for thlrty-five years
Until they met Monday night at the Sal
Vet-on Army hotel They were not ex-
peettng to meet, and Il was some time
before Mr. Ewing recognized his sister
MS miller Ine-rs was a joyous meet
ing yet mingled with such pathos as can
only be understood by those who feel IL
Colonel J. d. Spencer will chaperoae
tn and her maids TO Saltatr beach
at the lme of the wedding Of the waters
~ t5s1u 1 Oh the jubilee; also 10 and from
the trlOunes during the parades-
Inc exhibition Of the model of the Salt
Lake thsa-re as il appeared in 1862 is the
source OF good deal of attraction at the
Kali of Relics
The Colorado Midland band played at
the HAL Of Relics oand stand last nisrTT
- W. MeelSin is assisting Assistant
headquarters.
About one thousand entrance tickets
We're sold for the Hail of Relics yester-
1he Citizens Electric Light company
made an electrical display Of a large fiaer
iasE niSht. The flag is suspended across
the street between the Dolly block and
The Leadville drum corps. under the
manageEneat of Colonel \. Y. Bonn. ar
rived yesterday afternoon and We're seen
paradlng the streets in the afternoon and
evening. The boys are par exceIilent in
Their execution.
Inc Inonn band from Grand Junction
also arrived yesterday. The members ara
eli white men. but they are dressed in
uniforms OF genuine Indian buckskins
The red fire to be used on the night OF
the illuminated parade arrived yesterday
nearly 500
About 5,O00 people went to saItair beach
yesterday afternoon, where the feature
was the Indian hand of thirty pieces
There We're many bathers and a dance in
the evering. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan. Gov
ernOr Wells and party will visit SaItair
today.
Garfield Beach was vel patronized yes
Iereay. well laden trains going down all
afternoon and evening. The De NOvans
the electric meteOrs. proved a drawing
ce-d- The water was IN fine condition
and bathing was freely INDUCED in. The
arrangements for the bombardment Of the
steamer General Garfield on Friday from
Beach are now about completed
The two viOiiniSts ana the accordion
player who ill the air with the pleasing
strains of music which the pioneers en-
JO[EI o. years ago. are q center OF al
traction in the Hall of Relics. One OF
the violinists is Mr.. II. 9. Fender a piO-
neer resident of this city. Mr.. Fender is
the only surviving member OF the Origi-
nal string band organized years ago in
NauvOO, Ills. by Captain William Pitt.
Mr.. Fender played his violin regularly
for President Brigham Young from 1876
up TO within two years of his death. The
other viOl;nist is Mr.. George - Smith
OF Draper. He. along with Mr.. Fender,
furnished entertainment FOR President
Young on many occasions. The man with
the grizzled locks who plays the accor-
dion is William H Foster of this city.
He has been in Utah since 1852. and dur
ing the succeeding years up to the present
time has used the same instrument. The
feature of their playing is the novelty
OF hearing the same tunes that were
played so many years ago. and of seeing
the same instruments that their owners
have held as treasure things for so long
a time.
All the entertainments at the EXPOSE
ton grounds gave general satisfaction
yesterday. The pow WOW of the Indians
and the exhibition Of the Bedoin Arabs
are well worth seeing.
The attractions at the exposition
grounds are being conducted under the
direction of Seldom 1. ClawsOn.
The balloon ascension at the exposition
grounds yesterday was a pretty sight.
The aeronaut went up in the air for
distance of about 1900 feet and when he
dropped TO the ground he lighted within
30 feet of where he started upon his jour-
ney towards the skies