Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22

-. o. min % deg. south' 'eN 90
.h. iil end Of our hemisphere
~ ,,v.si continental point Of the
=" rrs thousand miles nearer
.,stb pole han she foot OF the
,.r.rmia at the end Of Asia
80 hHuand miles below the
III n cool Hop at the bottom OF
IN anna distance almost equal 80
.t,.ss..s af Che earth between my
Y .5 ~. northern parts Of the Unit
s..,.. wrte Tor my American
y am on ihs steamer lt"uri IN
u sfrst of Mlrs.nn. Just opposi'e
Z h. t..t rocky walls q Caps Fro
~ t. .u.h.rrmast point 81 South
u, nice almost straight upward
n hdrht OF 1870 fcs, and nehlna
n I'M rrt,.n.nr ln che mo'nlisht' are
. ....si rraWs 1f Mount victoria
ttbiebrr am az The bottom Of
, sr.ii Andtin chain. Those nils
. ~. end 1f ihs mighty ridge which
tba continents together Loaded
II, CONNER. silver and gold, they crawl
4 Id bsr. an their slnuous way toward
north plia They span the equator
o., drop their heads at the is,hmuH VI
4 mama and cud only at the Arctic
s beyond the gold mines ~ Alaska
Id ID. KiondIkc. The hills 20 the
. edward are a part u Ticrra de-
- above capt Horn. ana that great
. BID. fdatn pyramidal cone which
tnarr hlm D. Mount slrmlCntp,
M r.sfprf thH southern sky more
t.r tt6 frf above she altitude uf
md Warrington. Behind and In
"A, M % iny ship. here a. black as Ink
M. iF. shfduWH " the hills. there
,,.-rf = silver by the fun moons rays.
.rtib. stllt 0f Magellan. that salt
Il t.r Hv.r Iu which. moved by ihr
~ Che great uU ans. the Atlantic
..rlshe Pacific. rush together 1nd clasp
GLANDS 90 btlr up IN. commerce OF
f0fi.
rfE STRAIT OF MAGELLAN.
( "a. strait of Magellan makes tho
irfrt between The oceans shorter hy
.s.f 1000 miles Cape Horn Do less
~ m 4 couple uf hundred miles south
Ht BID Boz waters are always tossed
tief hr terrible storms, Tonight the
|,nalanf aru almost aa quiet 40 a mill
f-d aHl ths iuuri ls airamIuf a.
|inHihIy through them o. the boat
|NhIlh carries away the hero In tho
IfiWu song ~ L0hrErin. We are now
|t.mlH midway between the Atlantic
. BAD ihs Pacific We entered tho strait
ID what lf known aH Hmyihs channel.
|rpp0fio pr1Hilln Island. about thirty
H. FHa IL -
|NrfiHfn end We could SOC tho two
b. uIye rocks 1f fha cap AZ We turned
IL ih. eastward 1h0y rise almost pre-
|'pEluHy f0r "a distance Of 900 feet,
bud when ihe ilf Do clear they arr In
Ifrhi fuf many mHHh beginning here
hH f'fI.Fhf runs Hluthe1Ht 60 Cape
toward. Do then turns 10 the north.
Il 49, W.d nInF here and there na 10
. 30, uril % ends AZ the Atlantic boz
aHu Cape NIfF.n and Cape Holy
II lhH no. channel n 1Gs miles Ions,
pa lif width VARIES from two 10 TWEEN.
. D 'ou m'Il 40 times our vessel hls
Fn within stones throw ~ the
is o.. ana again Zoo %. misty air. whcrr
~ .1ln1rI W.i.nHl. the waters srsmrn
almost bound Che horizon. This r. 90
eay It ihu eastern parts NJ the channel.
Dom sides 10 which the lands OF
Aas. quo aud fl0rr del FurEu arr
~ 90 M Wsi there "a little else than
Il 3 gnA.ua. which arc now snow .dtIstet
~ 10 many cases loaded with vast
lI'fs slowly sliding down them 10
~ 90 below the Strait OF Magellan
20 p 4 vast archipelago OF Islands.
Nnaller N which are mountain
AA fl.nE above The waves and the
..fl lhc Island ~ TERRA die Fusgo.
lN hIETrf than many OF our
nan filiNH and ~ has mountain.
NAA.lHi vast forests and extensive
~ watch have lately been trans
. !Nl mo some of the biggest sheep
~, N world. North 0f the strait
A' th4 " southern Patagonia on
=. 'l,i, ana ln the west a continue
~ W. archipelago OF TERRA del
lhea. Islands. a. well aa the
Anl almost an of TERRA del
hl0hs 10 Chile. She has an
~ ei Anl here, which she calls the
lIy M mo Magellan, OF 7s.O0l
~. ie,',. hlli again a. large as the
A., NlN l1rk ana almost twice the
~, ~ WHO. Some 0f tho chilean ma.
w lg'rrif are now here engaged In
l.. ~ .sihf Goo channels and harhors.
nv w go lier part Of this region IL
H.. unknown as ID was when
~. Magellan, Spanish navl-
. ~ .i.lrrI,d thH strait In 1890 The
- 70 people have been mlsrop-
f,.l lf plfserH-hy from Darwin
~. within urent years. and u II
NJ, Wy mat opportunities have been
~ l'I careful investigation. Even
49, sANlrrH I see here are less
-r5 ihln ihe tribes OF central Africa.
$500 mo coasts ~ a few OF tho
. ~. llVo been explored. The sheep
M, 'ar roli digger ana the govern
h.,t. are, however, making
pa, ahl within few years this
| M y. ii,lll ago Will be a terra incog-
'"| VLpUD LAND OF SOUTHERN
PATAGONIA.
4 ~ h0rNlly accepted belief regard
III. .In Patagonia and Tlorra del
IA. inst inpy are something liko
. Ar.i.'.f ni Greenland or those 1f The
IN, y, alr The Biographies repre-
dt..,,, 'a wastes ~ fee and snow
ulv.i'- l'IWddlng ana terrible 90 the
nav. Fur the past four days
AM winding In ana out of the
pii4-. ihe WRIST coast OF i0wof
afar.. hy slll has been thrlugh
l5i 3. r..l. lNIo paunrumas that cam
.sf,a r''srl in the world. We EN-
M.n1 as No. Fmyihs ch, ~ WA -, \
ID s.. m'nles above hare, ana c6nrt.
sf,.- 1hug through one channeI
sirt lh.r Until we came irtI IN,
Dash. Il'p.r ni peallatiun Island
ea'. 3. a. impaired the rlaclers saiTnI.
%iy,. lleIra del FusTl h. loo froa"r
ai M n, lhe waiora al0ug Inc lowe,
brr'... '.l..,iih faiaglrll present com.
hlrlr.I Nlleh mako you think on 4
ari Ia. ,'ahr N1mls. Lake Geneva,
,3.r.wit. XIV, LtugrFnen tied together IN one
Here an. ,hls ever-changlng river
lr'arda NJ q, p,iuI,ea " the Thousand
N 'a,"-eappld mluntnins i iuuSn ~ "
aar, i,. ana mighty r.5elerS s,,d,u ng
into masses Of dark green '' yaas.