Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-01
FAMOUS PEACE JUBIltLs.


inht which celebrated ihH FOUR Triumph
ot Caesar at Rome s. magnificent were
the Epsctacics presented upon this oc-
clsion. Gays correspondent Of the
Chicago Tlmcs-iicrald. that the irl-
umphs were celebrated at Intervals VI
several days. lost the cltlsua might be
cloycd by the very rplondor Of them.
The jubilee was In honor % the COM
qucFlnr % the Oauls. the defeat Of
rtolomious. the victory over phatnaces
and the overthrow on Juh1. ~ occasion
surely Tor the grandeur " The reception.
The glory ~ the great procession which
inauguated the festivities was. however.
dlmmcd for Caesar BY tho fac, that his
chariot broke down. This he regarded
as an cvii omen. and was ever after In
the habit of repeating a charm as he
stepped into a vehicle.
During this procosvon the chief
uauliah captive was pui 60 dcath In his
dungeon. meeting hi fate with dignity
and calmncsa. while hlB conquorot
crtwiod up the steps " the capitol upon
his knees 10 plncatC she avunging Me-
meslH whom nv feared,
~ was upon ihl1 occasion that the
Egyptian Princess Atf.uur and the son
~ tho king of NumiIt were led cap
lives 90 bis chariot wheels. while Net-
Gran prisoners prisoners NJ war hci 4
Gran prisoners oi war helped 60 ada 10
the glory of the Roman holiday
CHrur ala not openly clalm a triumph
over bile own cuuniymrn. YET iu tho
pros. lllu we're figures ur portraits VI
vauqu.Hhfl chiefs. carried In iitigu ana
representing the manner ~ their
deaths Hcipio was there. portrayed o.
be- plunged into the sea; cato IN the oct
uf burllnr hls sword Into hlr own body.
uCmcifiua pierced In the back. In token
~ light The populace. rated with Vie.
tory uH % was, greeted some OF these
with signa OF disappfuval. but Hot up
| loud cries ~ triumphant Hc1rn NJ sight
NJ Pharmacies Tying from the feli. Nor
/ dId the ceremonies cease with the pro-
| cgsHIonr BanaurtH were provided upon
/ the most magnificent scale. ~ one N
/ those. cltlzers rrclincd before $4,000
tables laden with the most exclusive
| dalnuca Public shows were given, AZ
| which rladlht1ra fought with wild
| beasts. the ranks % the former being
| recruited by prisoners % war noted Tor
| ihelr ptowcaH. The circus was hung
upon this occasion with sllken awnings,
brought from india. SIX at that time
| was almost priceless some Idea of IT,
| value being gathered from the fact that
some three centuries later n Roman
emperor refused his wife the luxury "
an entire dress made % the fabric.
Few victories have been celebrated
with greater ri1lclng than was the
defeat u the Spanish armada IN all
England. Tho uatlon was aglnN with
| national pride uri boy, and the klrF
~ Scotland sent his hearty conFratu-
/ iauour Tho victory was aHcrfbed q
] Ood and solemn services q thankugiv-
| INK we're ordered 10 all churches.
! queen Elizabeth herself rode forth IN a
chariot. ana fnllDS-d By gallant crew
~ rlllemrn. % hear o service and SET
mon lt -. p1nlH. The. streets were
] hurfs. az an ga chrulclcr tells us.
'Wlth blue cloth" ali ilrsd with tho
city companies ln gala dress and full
] - raiH sings The queen publicly re-
| wnrdrd hTr victorious aduIrli1 with
| revenues: she ll1u thanked she officers
ard commended them ~ men "hOrn q
| preserve their C1urtry," The acamen
who won w'lrl Hi or reedy wcrr
| rfurfrd robbie uHu0una on the spot.
| piuma were read ara bells wrre rum:
the D. ple could not No enough eI ahug
/ their regard Tor Howard. Drake and
the rect ~ their hrrpea.
| Cfui were struck m IN memory %
| the defeat 20 the armada, which had
! b,sn thrtc entire years lH building. aud
7 NJ
with the pos m Ices Than 100 English
Frlmen and ore small fhpl Upon the
/ colin 80 victory wla the representation
] W neoi living fuIl sill ami the luhi-
| hrt inHertlil H. IN CINE. n Saw. II
Fled" u was m crmmem1ratinn u
| thlg Victory that the nrst English
| r'wfn1Hrr was Feu, out. ielllrg 10 an
| me people the glorious nnwa. In the
| lrht % recent fyouts q j. intfr sting
b. remember nat the oquerdo. fr
whom one - gHrvora'a nhipa was
rimed. was enc - The Spauith dukes
trusted officers. and thif. IN reaching
h. hia nlghi thn shores ~ his own olun-
try. h. turned hH face 10 the wall and
died ~ a FIllr.
The French hlvn ever been fond ~
sncctacips as were the it0nanf. and
rioy greeted Napoleon and his officers
wi,h rroat rnmn when they returncd
victorious fIEm the hattie Of Marsngn.
The First ClfUul RlH greeted with Tho
most eNtrIvurFu' upHechra. full Of an
Orrhuaafn viii D was almost ad0rl-
tom, IN hir 1tr years Of exile he
was wont 90 LOOK back upon those
scenes NJ am0rg the happleat % Ms
NE The ceremonies were many and
FnposnF--a new hymn was char Cd IN
he h0n0r. me nrHt Hi1u' Of u uvw
quay was llli, ard an Paris Was H.
! Illuminated. The hunea received sabars
Of honor; muske'1 and even drum
Hlcll were alil presented as marks of
| uuurrciltion. m return, the ylrtara
| silemffy presented the filsn taken at
/ Ma-pnro 10 the glvSrnmere
Af,or ths peace % Tllslt Saplieon'a
/ 1lfh was 0urr more FtrcWn with
| hurels. on his return 20 Paris he was
! mrt hy derntaiions with addresses
| frn an the au.horltlea-ciyic. mill.
| nry ana eocl'f.lsir. A a1ismn To
| pgrn VAS ohlutod, and she nation
| rrught frefh i1urols o. heap upon hls
| victorious head.
Aftar chose Curious iunlieos, how
| smpls rHrml ,ha celcbf1llnn of peace
,t me close 70 nuH Revolutionary war.
| when ths British had NJ last VITA
| dr,vn from NuH York Warrington
si8II among DTS r'thful followers "a
Fp,upr.s tavern. lie was overcome
by ms emHtHn and could say Milc. but
| wisn con Kr#s Hpprachfd him no.
dr.w Rim fo hIH Iuns and ksHsd him.
M on rrlIor ~ the room without
m embrace from the commander,
,fsu,ly tur 'lrrl cold and distant.
Afgr ths parting they followed HIM 10
alliance 81 WhihIl ferry whore he
800 his bnt on hIa way b. AnnHp-
olls ne was met everywhere by the
nl,udfs IN Dis CIuIrrymcn, Few aud
simple were the ceremonies whom he
appeared before CHnfress 20 rns.rn BIS