Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

women sometimes WILL the proceeded
with the best intentions. 10 get into an
oNtrlcnble snarl with each other the
orphans the government and all con-
Curncd. II was 90 stralghten
THIS TANGLED WEB
that Miss Barton's kind offices were fo
earnestly solicited Arrived at slruh.
after N long days railway ride. We We're
mot ut the station by ruuslne dClpFa-
ton NJ citizens, headed boy the come
mittoc of twenty. and escorted Co the
bot house in the cltyathut of the
wealthy young banker, ilrOudo. !
wish ] had time Co tel you OF that
beautiful cuban casa. its airy marble
nuurDd rooms and splendid furnishings
brought from France ana Spain. hut
we must hurry on 90 other things
Senior Larrondo and HE wife have lived
much in New York. Philadelphia and
Washington. us wen ug IN Europe. and
know how % dispense the most elegant
and gracious hospitality.
Next morning We drove out 60 the
Agiiu del pntrin, uH the roC0urtructHd
nenoncUnclu o. passing. hy the
way through O. wide and handsome
l1mp-pusts and corner Hlsn-hoards
show. The orphun1gc occupies
the top OF a breezy hlu On
the outskirts " SnEuu. lta several low,
blue. painted wooden buildings ranged
around three sides ~ garden. Co., enc
trance decorated hy re- slty-hluo Hlrn-
board lcttercd I'm black. which Informs
the hcholier that che inmates are ore
phons de- ia patrin, sustained hy pri-
waite charity There are NG uf them,
900 told but the larger ones arr dDmicll-
cd boo separate DWELLING some blocks
away All who nrH ola enough 20 work
are kept rolIgi0uHly nt H.
ROLLING CIGARETTES.
manufacturing shirts aud undar-gar-
montH Cor sale. smbuldorlur making
paper flowers CO. nlum the churahuH.unl
boo other ways demonstrating that lu
this CuHu charity HlsCnlled. 'hUgluH ut
home" The LARGER boys and girls urD
furmod ont tl Whatever viii employ
them and lu the Howlng-ruom dozen
machines are constantly busy. - cuban
woman is iu charge. with her cousin FOR
assistant. ana the older orphans Do uil
the homework Tor the biz family uf
$40. while the cousin iuHtfuctH iu Hew-
iuE and holds school three hours u day,
She d. not very competent teacher
aud the children create u small hodlum.
all HtulluE aloud ut once, llbouuusly
learning To- miH-rcnd simple lessons.
This asylum was first established 10y
Senior Francisco Mnchndh. then the
Autouomlst governor ~ Sarua, "a most
uNCpllpt man ana personal iriDld uf
Miss nlrtuu. Nuw-duy 10 unfortunate
ly happens On most % the a-ylums Of
cuba that politics and religion are NJ
war with one another ana have WELL
ulTht superseded the cardinal virtue
which "Funeryth long ana iH kind
The result la about ua bad 90 can w,'ll
De- imagined, The present Alcldr l1 %
very different man from Senior Marcia
DO. aud the sleepy old town has runE
with scandals concerning himself and
tho good booking rruwn-up orphans.
For SOME time the Institution mas been
assisted by ". 81 army rnuuus. and
when the Catholic sisters left ln body
u was alleged untruthfullyl that the
reason NJ their departure was because
they could not eat the rutiOua but pinned
Tor the poppcry
FLEsH-PoTs OF CUBA
l noticed In the st0re.rooms more oat-
meal and cereal foods than anything
else. when will Uncle Samuel learn
20 send the right things 90 these ppps
ple9 Oatmeal o. not only bad FOR the
climate. producing rash ana hives. but
Dr. extremely dlstaHtoful 90 all CuhunH,
big and little. and nothing but the
pnnrs NJ starvation will induce them
10 cat II. Certainly u iH pllntlhlc 60
nobody without milk ana sugar. nud nH
tho asylum furnishes neither Of these
"trlmmln'F." the cereals are wasted.
Rice lH what iH wanted everywhere
lu cuba and condensed miik-rlcc ale
ways with some curn-mch ana beans