Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

vorship. school loutes. coll .F and
Tho various tcu1iti"ni cf an advanced
''ffit,, s. 'rpr,sident woodruff paused
bri1,iv and tben said: "Wondorfu'
rh,nTee have como 10 this lind and
pD1ple slnce the arrival of the Pioneers,
and I want 10 say that the changes,
tha rrorress and Increase VIII hc Just
as great during the next nity-one years
ns during a similar pcrod ihhi n.a
just closed The dCailny " ihla poonle
ls before heaven and earth ana noth-
ing can Ftny g."
TTsldentwoodrun then said he would
arsrk "a one Incident and only one
C0nncctH "a with the journey OF 20 zoe
uocrs hilhor. II was suggested To- MN
boy the prpfoncc ON the stand OF W. G..
a. smoOt. who was the youngest tonhla-
Ter iu the advance guard. " occurred
near the Platte river. one day The
mo band VI home and liberty senEHr
wore startled by scclnr 90 the west.
directly ahead Of them. what appeared
tu Doc great black cloud clos. to me
Garth TO their amuzcment th'y dis
covered on approaching nearer ihnt "
was not "a cloud but solid. mighty.
moving body NJ hun1lo. rrnhlfN ih-
gfUHtrHt herd that had over assembled
Iu fha western world There was great
dIurrr of being crushed 60 death boy
900. mighty horde. what 90 DO WuH \
problem not after consultation q
W,Iruikc column was thrown out and
Hn up, ming cfoctcd In the herd, Among
this animated mass ~ the monarch W
Che mountains ana plains % 3
struggled IN and on for their
own personal salvation Tor three dlya
ana nights At one time Brother Smnnt
lost q horse which got mixed up with
the huntlo which were travelling not
In scattered condition but just az
cinFo together as animals could crowd
together For in timo 10 seemed nH
though the l1ss would ho permanent.
hut after a while the horse was re-
covered
~ always was" said President
Wopdrun in his closing reference 20 the
inCld "a mystery 60 me why that
great baby " hufilu should have gath
cred together and marched FROM IL
roaming place on the slopes NJ thu
Rocky Mountains and moved down on
10 tho Platte. n never occurred he
fore; II never occurred since. and will
never occur again"
A. q finale 90 his address President
Woodruff said h. folt that 10 was hts
duty 90 give President brigham Young
/ the credit of having llld the foundn-
[ tinn NJ this city and State. Tho streets
/ ~ salt Lake city Tor Instance. were
/ the widest ana most beautiful ~ any
] city on the earth IN she historic city
/ of Jerusalem. two loaded rHmnlH found
I % dlnlrult 90 pass each other, In this
city, thirty N those caravans " the
desert could do sn President Young
/ believed In fulfilling the commandments
of God, llr believed IN doing things
| we'll That was characteristic OF the
/ Pioneers. no matter what the cost. 70,
I Instance. q mountain wna moved AZ n
I cost M % h1lf million dollars fir foun-
/ dalton Tor the Manti Temple.
CONGRESSMAN KING sPBARs
Tho quartet then sang WHOM the
/ Swallow Hnmrwnrd Fly. after which
| C1nErrHuman King was introduced.
| lle said TINT IN the presence ~ the
venerable Pioneers he felt that OH 10
| tongues should be- silent In order that
| the audience might learn from them
] tho story or their splendid achieve
monta Tho work ~ tho Pioneers ran
/ never be- overcstimnted. The speak "
I WIS believer IN hero Worship 10 some
/ extent. Even Christianity Itself was m
I Institution rcspiend0nt with the w1r-
| ship ~ that great character, Jesus
/ Chrisi fic fei' to say IAN Han. "a
] rurh mon ns brigham Young. Wilflrd
/ Woodruff. orson Pratt. Ernaius
] g"Hu md Caorrn - Cannon Tor what
I they Ind wrought They were typical
/ rHrrrF Hnintlyea NJ tho Anglo-SnN1n
| r1HH which wns rra.rmlncni IN cnlnni-
/ Wherever n rnoH n goes 10 bless; 10
: cut down tho forests build cities,
| commonwealth md nmulrns. tn roar
| a better civilization. n would continue
] iI Dec an until RI perfect =" Ten ~ peace
l should como with Jesus christ NE King
/ NJ Kings ana Lord M Lords.
] To-day am honor nnd alteration
| should hc given President Woodruff.
| The rrcat Pioneer N Pioneers. ZAP
| plnusel
JUDGE GOODWIN TALKS.
Judge Goodwin said that In tho long
/ ago a band uf brave people made their
camp un the spot now being dedicated
| Tor public park purposes, They pitched
| their camp early. us though ia antlClpa-
| ton OF a sounding uf ryvsllle ur as
Hcmhly. n was "a proper thing TO set
/ apart this place Tor the people ~ the
| day 90 come 10 ana rest; Tor peoples
| " citier sometime have deeper aorrowH
] and heavier hearts than those who
| dwell or travel IN the desert, When the
/ Pioneers came here there were no
| trooI. no shade. hut now there were both.
| Tho people ~ today should do as the
| Pioneers dido their duty and Do con.
| tent 10 leave the rest with God. The
| Pioneers aid something moro than set
l he now land. they gave civilization
I whore there was none before Ana that
suggested another thought-th1t mans
I young men OF lthh were hIlflnR thr
| way with the canopy Of battle for a bet
! Ter civilization under tropical sun.
and In malaria Infested districts In
some respects their work win be- more
| dlnicult than that NJ the Pioneers. The
| latter had sterile but VIRGIN soil 90
| lay their foundations. Their soldier
I descendants must undo the baHenrHs NJ
three hundred years of spanish rule bee
I fnro they can hope 10 accomplish any
/ thing.
DEDICATED ny PRESIDENT
CANNON.
The dedicntory prayer was then Of
| ferrd by President George @. Cannon,
| after Witch the ceremonies came 90 ana
| end with three cheers for the Pioneers
| ana q similar demonstration Cor the
| Mayor ana city Council ln having the
/ Park dedicated Tor public purposes.
AT FARMISdToN.
Maine Memorial srvices held In the
/ Pennington meeting house yesterday
no y. M. were interesting and enc
| thusiastlc. Tho building was oiled, as
| the people had been pleasantly re-
minded OF the occasion by tht band
serenading the town on Saturday oven
/ Ing,
The program consisted " speeches
l by President Ino. W Hess, Mayor Jnu
| Walsh, Mlth0nihah Thomas and MIR.
| Hattie Miller ana an essay read hy
/ Annie Tanner; suitable music was
| furnished boy the ward choir ANA band.
| Twonty-nin1 dollars and ifty cents
was collected FOR the Maine Monu-
mont
.