Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

.t..rpy1i. June IT, wars anu ru-
b'''' ,gnrs we have them on every
n'o' whsn left London some weeks
han', 'r.p,par carts. bedccked with
et., . Union Jack and Old Glory
hu'' rs'r hand went "headlong hurl-
vn Sown The streets at every hour
, ,Ds special editions wet from tho
49, vswsboys clromod on ones
80, their anxiety to catch the feot-
/ ..,,v Gre yer hare Sir lawful
W. ., one mule killed at Matanzas.'
y, 10 wear a pair or American
.,.,,8 tod shoes was Elarlng per-
vi ..,,,ior advertisement ~ ones M
J. a.'i.,r,v. and consequently the center
.,,,,rilnn FOR every brignndlsh.
,,,.,,rs ii.tle Ananias Of a ncws ven
80 ,b1i CHANGED along ones way.
p,,iy Il this thing doesn't stop pretty
~, tbere Is no telling where u viii
- Every Elders room looks Ike
.,i,srlai sanctum hve minutes after
. II. eblsf has mlslild his Hpcctaclcs-
,,,,r, papers. everywhere. on the
M ibs nlur and an over the avail
,po furniture. special editions llc
round like the leaves " an autumn
d,y The average missionary may
"A f,rsro an cxtm luxury or two bus
4 r,Wsr,p,rs. never: they are No longer
Ilsxurles. hey are necessiiits'
~ course % would be- folly At this
( hour to siy anything regarding sentl-
,,n,s Of the rank aud Ole o. England's
r,eple upon the subject 81 the cx-
Il change VI couricsles between Uncle
n sam and Don Pedro, for with a very
4 few exceptions they are In heart ana
s,ul with America. and follow the one-
rilei contest with manifest Interest.
i AZ an early stage ~ The war In fact
Ii.fafe hosilllilos had developed TO any
I.xi.1t some 81 thc boys dropped into
ihe salisbury thoatCr 81 see Dan
|paly and the Belle ~ New York. just
Ia help the thing along AMI Hnvs u
tfpm a frost al the hands ~ she Hordid
Irhitfmatlc Brithhcr 80 10 speak. our
aryicss wore not required. however,
If5r IL caught on" al once In the sieve
onl scene where an American Jack
ITir comes down the B1wcry. even un-
10 the fo0tiirhts. bearing In either
Inland the stars AMI stripes together
with the British nag. the audience
wtn, delicious. but when the chorus
|naa reached Omitted wen stand
kgilnst the world" the whole house
Nhlsued. stamped and yelled until one
hcifly snoezcd his head on with tho
.slui, that was raised. one might fur
. Doc tell Of a meeting Of working men
fp0n Trafalgar Square 10 protest re-
slfilng SPANS treatment Of the Gu
a ans. but all that Is stale news ere this
4 aiachcB Utah. oh, yes. England IL AT
j ghi. why. even the half starved look
<pag vendor OF penny toy bagplpcs, uut-
J D. CharlnE CroAs station on th'
U;fand. strikes up Yankee Doodle
bysfy time pair OF narrow tocd shoes
nd FEDORA hat cr0saca ths line OF
lla vision. OF course he may have a
9prdld fnsrcsnary motive ~ 30 dulnK,
but noveFtheiraa u shows the popular
1giflt rcEardins the war In London.
After AL, We arr beginning 10 get
Qrcd, not a. much u the war, but OF
ehe lnnumcrahle critics that have
eprung ~. when We are not discuss
lng knoiiy scrlpturll problems. the
ehee assisted a cat 10 Is porcgrlna-
Hons with ths aid of gg.ciIlbsr a.
loon rifle, now talks iearncdly upon
pun DUN bullets. am1keleaa powder.
ma kindred subjects. Hut n " tho
iayal expert who illh "a with malice
nd all Observation-Disclosures; after
ne " harmless but nevertheless very
ltAung' 70 begin with he could not
4 trhne the difference between tho Ia
IVA ana Chinese junk. much less an
fned and armorrd cruiser, he has
Ntr seen u wufship, hut that ~ OF NO
'nhtquyhpti hlH sea experience ~ lin.
"a 70 lying IN his bunk ana AZ the
'mtl rolled. occasionally he would get
hfoush the port hole. there he lay
~ I've long voyage, gorElng his high
strung Interior upon an eplcurcnn
lcpaat Of ship.n biscuit and soda until
SISTED ashore for repair at Liverpool.
a fncelorth and forever more a. be-
Xookel upon an expert upon matters
IN latlhe, for has he not crossed tho At
a nlle, TO hear him crl,iciHe Admiral
a lmpaon and Admiral Dewey or % dis
4 VIC lcarnodly upon Whitehead tor
q l'ei ana pneumatic guns II sublime.
one Of the, n not the biggest OF bat
~ ever fought In the flesh" line oc-
q utttd az the Albert han n few nights
~ When 1000 persons. including tho
iHnee of Wales. sat down 90 this
a N.lu tthtt, II was on the occasion
4: The annual Free Mason'a banquet.
.he basis Of attack were laid upon
! VN yards Of tablecl0tha ana occupied
5000 pieces or glassware, 20 800
leceH ~ crockery, 1900 silver plated
4 shes, 1000 china dishes. 900 plated
ffnt stands, etc. Alarms the enemy
ere supplied with 1900 knios. 10 600
4 orlH, 1900 spoons aud $500 Hervletles.
q must have been grand battle 20 see
he attacking forces urged on by some
iol walters fail upon and domollsh the
ttfenHelesa enemy. Here ~ the caterers
lst of killed and wounded AZ supplied
p the Daily Mall; one thousand ono
iundred and twenty pounds of salmon.
200 Holsters, 2 whole calves and 1 pig.
" large Hurlolna OF beef 800 necks III
lnmh,, 2st pounds Of pressed beef 10
famh, 80 chickens; 500 pigeons. 2 800
lulila. lb0 OK tongues. 2i0 pounds vrge.
babies, 1900 lettucps. 900 jelIles. 300 Ice
luddlnEF, 100 pIneapples. 100 melons.
LOCO hnnnnRs, with a whole list too ma.
neroM to mention That the enemy
lnst their spirits must be Inferred from
Pc fact that u bottles Of whisky. n
lfandy, 2,it0 quart bottles ~ chnm-
i gne, 600 bottles hook, 900 bottles shar-
4 900 bottles clarot, 400 port and 200
z ten OF IMMORAL waters had dlanp.
L area after the onslaught. Who SAYS
II But II h principally tho chnmn1rro
tralnat the devil that interests We "so-
a urnera In strange land" Last
4 lnth, nom n pr1sslytlng stnndpoirt
4 a heen The most successful for many
4 POS past, From every portion NJ the
u uilnnnn mission have come Ia rapnrts
IN the spreading of tho tVorir 40 49,.