Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-21

rts boys in the brown suits still COM
p,u. f1 own the city. a great many
OF fhtm were Hull 10 BE- seen ON the
rtr.s,s today. and wherever they passed
,bs, vsra viewed with eager and curl
ous comment. Many Of them took this
risrr.rrH trains for their homes, and
tba treatment they experienced mt the
I.u8fa was only manifestation of the
ar.aflHnte regard bestowed them on
every hand. AZ the RIO Grando West
ern depot "a bunch ~ ten OF fifteen vpl-
uria.rs presented themselves ut the
ticket oHicc 20 secure transportation
to- Park city Their badges were the
only recommendation they needed.
Their uukuts were handed out with the
cheerful remark by tho agent, that they
needed mo- other Identification 20 secure
free tickets home. This has been the
rule everywhere. and tho boys viii not
be allowed Co spend "a cent Tor railroad
fare until they nre landed back IN their
own towns ON the street cars II was
much thn same. one patriotic pas
ssrFer This morning. ON the car going TO
iho Rio Omndc Western railroad de-
pot Insisted on paying the conductor
for 900 thc brown suits aboard. AZ tho
various resorts and places ~ amuso-
mgHts the same rulo was followed, and
the boys were made 10 realize that
tha freedom of the city was theirs 10
something more than name.
MAJORS YOUNG AND GRANT.
The volunteers resident Ia Salt Lake
generally passed q quiet sunda: Ia the
bosom of their families. Major H. W.
ioung received many callers ycator-
day and last evening. lie has many
Interesting curios and mementda of the
memorable campaign through which he
Boo passed. and several u them were
exhibited 20 bis deeply interested
frloHIr Among other trophies he has
o. medieval battle axe, such 0s one Is
accustomed 60 soc In artists studios
or On tho hands NJ an army II supors
on the stage. but Major Young assured
DIDO visitors that these battle axes were
thr identical weapons with which tho
palace guards ln one Of the Interior
cities OF Luzon were armed. he also
hw a sword NJ the nncrt Toledo steel,
ukrH from the spanish. Major Young
wIu thUrJughIy rest himself before de-
Gliding aa 20 what his future plans VIII
be.
Major H. A, Grant too was the re-
eip.any OF many calls. Prior 10 his
departure hc was the general agent In
Utah of tho Penn Mutual Life
Insurance company, and hls position
Dos basu Ioft open awaiting hlR return,
ne wiI n all likelihood take up hll
business where he lcft q IN. but u ~ an
open .nr.t that be- may be- rendered
The nomination Tor mayor Of this city
vn ihe Republican ticket In the Novcm-
n'i election, and he has already said 10
I.l.HIH thut N he knew he was the
,h''rg NJ hIs party he would not decline.
ll ihla connection II may Doe stated that
several Democratic friends of Major
young have already approached him
M,lH view 20 his running Tor the Same
.N.e pug DE cmphntIcnlly answered
lhem That Doc would not be- a candidate.
THE CELEBRATION.
Nothing but the highest commondn-
uun heard Tor the manner In which
lne pig celebration was planned aud
'..HrI QUE Everything worked with
.n. No bitch, except the two details ~ the
A "'lI Tor the train which ~
.g could not have been f1resccn,
iNl sh. lHIlurn ln tho arrangements to
hl'. IhH young ladies hin thc BADGES
"l lh. breasts NJ the volunteers The
l.,N'l.r0 iu charge NJ this feature had
lN H.1ht'i Hl that 10 could have been
.' Mll1 hut little delay. hut the surg
N.I'lles simply demorlllzed an
I'.tti1'|1us, ana the groups uf soldiers
,31.i Dot Bee Kept An the factiona In
N'N Ut was designed Co form them To
.h. lhn badges But most ~ the
H on. med their medals and those
wv. A.I pot can Ind them az the Cover
a.. u.W The badge belonging To
wa MNNrl Young WIS handed his wife
..AIlNl evening hv Cant. Cninc. The
%. Mrs. Col. willard Young, Mrs.
49, Dung and Mrs Major Grant
a. f.Niutgdly adorned with the floral
me. winch had been used on the
.nn'nt tables at the Park.
AZ, much praise cannot be- accorded
MID N,ler ANA the ladies OF her COM
sI.' TOR their handling OF tho roe
'nl feature, The tables presented
parI N.llul spectacle aud tho elaborate
me guy dispensed In excellent style.
oy.r Ha q large quantity Of food lcft
had wy me boys In brown and blue
''"7hed their appcttoH.
THE CASH SURPLUS.
of ~ A''utlNc committee, consisting
y.rI1 GOVERNOR and charmen of the
- gpmm ttoes Will meet again In
o.. Nty' and &c tide on the dlsBusitioI
nb1',, surplus, The receipts win run 10
vWu 1880 and the expenses thus FAR
h. tHyy 10 beyond 10000 The commit
r1rs mus have 5000 10 $4,000 10 dis
Oh variety uf Views Exists ma ia
Wb.,il neana NJ using this money.
u,gt shall 40 towards the monu-
nTn,i 'I The volunteers. or be divided
tha n. 'n'in pro rata, or expended ON
tra- ,'rlRlnmeni III returning volun-
h., rom other states while passlng
decl8tp inc city Ia a question yet to be-
rs56 ,nn,rs of the executive committee
PstBr1nn much interest the despatch In
erno. N"y paper stating that Inc uov-
fsr o. Nebraska mad heen
~ 10 abandon the idea Of