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

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dep or ground too long.
The wage ~ the pollshcr la governed
BY me skill shown lu he work and hy
the number uf diamonds plilshedi the
average salary n about forty gullderh
per week. the cutters receive moro, \
great Improvement has been made In
the mills the last three years, before
this siN men worked around one cyln-
der iu the polishing DEPARTMENT., nov
each man has his own stand. BEFORE
leaving We feaatci our eyes upon a
beau. .fui collection u stones, and also
saw the representation. LOO brlllihntH,
~ the most noted diamonds In the
world
This factory o. not O. very important
OF Imposing looking structure hcn We
remember that Holland IN below sea.
icvel and depends Cor her safety upon
che mighty dykes that her pcTiC have
built. % o. not Co be wondered ut that
the arii is very unstable Hnd that in
most places the water ia very near inc
surface. Therefore ln order 90 overcome
thH dincuIty 10 lH necrfaary 90 build
the houses ON piles. These consist ~
large iimhrra OF poles six or eirhi In
chcs in diameter and sixteen 90 twenty
feet On length. These are driven To- where
the foundation ia o. be laid, planka ARE
placed upon the Same ana the brick IA
laid upon them. II the building Go be
erected iH extraordinary large, after The
foundation has been VNCaNaiCis 70 bee
ing dug quite dctp. water Immediately
takes the place, and 70 IL q very COM
mon sight 10 500 "a man turning The
large aurof.likr pump ~ remove iho
water ~ that The piles can be- driven IN.
II often happens that hllldng1 Ia thlf
section cost more f1r the work below
ground than flr iho part above.
n iH stated that Erasmus ~ ll1tior-
dam once upon a time visited tho gem
city. ana noticed how ihc houses were
constructed. on his return he told his
friends that he knew a city who're inc
! Inhabitants dwell on the tops Of trees
I like rocks.
Yea with an the preclution used IN
I the erection OF cdlncNa, u happens uuW
aud again that buildings must be torn
down ON account % the unstable condl'
ti1n 81 the foundations. IN is2s The
rrcai corn magazine bullt originally foi
the East india company literally sank
into the mud. the piles not being sum
Client 90 support the thrce thousand,
four hundred tons Of grain stored
m You could have seen the late 1cm-
ouniraii9n on she streets of this city
at the coronation u Hollands young
queen you would not be- surprised nl
H. low altitude. Indeed you wunld w1n'
L
very bottom 81 ynn aurrlns watary *
paule by he million enthusiastic parti'
l clpttrrs or tho hlE jubilee.
o. thr day preceding the coronation
I the qurau came direct from tho Hague
/ whore shc had been spending the time
with her mother. The city was beau
| TRULY decorated O. receive her, ne ma,
tonai c1larH or Holland, red, white and
I blue. being UrHporrrd with orange, Do
I honor Of i'it house u orange % which
I the queen belongs. she being re- dUfcsn'
dlrt % william, prince w orange.
Frum the station az which she ar
rlvrd and along the line 4 march {.
the palace was one continual nIWHi
garden. Lovely feHilous 90 red, white
I ana blue tnHicfully decorated with my
| RAIDS % tags floating 10 iho hracE', nl
I t1id how dearly the people Hycd ,hsi
she nod, with her mother IN 70 dnirt,
glid-hcdrckld carriage Ga present from
her m0fher on her eighteenth birthday
drawn hy eight coal black siaeda. at'
tended by aH many pages. The horse
gear was heavily mguni6d with silver
WilhclminA vas arrayrd In phlr
white costume ~ silk. ana was The rH'
sence ~ grace itself 10 showing her ap'
urelHruu ~ the great homage and
mighty cheering u the assembled thou
sands,
To- irder 90 nppcnsc The pla M
queen drove out into she CITY 8ayeu
ilnca. the main parade tlkius plac. DO.
day before and evening following thl
CUuauntlln.
Hoilnd may well hs proud " hei
young queen. Tor Wllhelmlui htH bad
good training from very Unsllsrlti
\ ard n1t over indulEeni in1thU Mans
are ths aurccd rtea related iluHirffna
the uu0attntatinua manner .H which
she has been reared. 70 H. ra'f.U1 MAT
one day che child queen knocked 90 10.
door Of her tnuihur'H room. coo fh.
mother asking who was there Wnhal
nina replied ''fhe future b .rffs if o..
throne" The answer came back. "I
q h the future helreas % tha hrun.
do NOT with 10 see hlr. BIN DO Is b
my little wilma, cQme right ir." % b
needless TO say that the child learned .
lasting lesson,
The people ~ Amsterdam ln order
show their appreciation DO their yrunl
monarch have huif golden cIaoh 1r,
presented % 90 her 10 N sall 30 ua Ia.
~ the finest possessed hy any sIyer,
! elgu ln ths world and far 1utstfInH .h.
} one presented 90 WllhO'mlun hy hu
, mother Tho queen expects 90 d. lua,
. Tor some lime in iusnsctlug and r.4.l
: lusars the affairs ~ her l.tUr kas
. dom. success % her in ON good tN-rfr
j. COLLIE ROBINSON.
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