Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

States warship Monongnhola was the
occasion for an Interesting ceremony
I'm the harhor nj noon. All the British
warHhlps were decorated with nugs,
and the American ensign was run up
60 the mastheads and salutcd with
twcnty-one guns, TO which the Mo-
nunguhcln responded,
A fatality mnrrrd the naval cclebrn-
ton ~ the Fourth When a signal boy
assembled 90 the masthead N the Brit
iHh second class cruiser Arrogant 10
clear the halyurds fast 60 the Stars and
Stripes, which had apparently become
foul OF some Of the riEEing. the lad
zen 20 the ships deck and was killed.
SAN FRANCISCO CELEBRATES,
san Francisco. July i.-san Fran
clHcu's celebration Of the national
anniversary was the most elaborate
and successful In many years. Rarely
has there been such picturesque pro-
ccsEuu In this city. Twelve thousand
men were In line, OF which $500 were
United States troops. comprising the
regular garrison at the Preside, and
also the regimcntH and attachments
On route Co Manila. Tho army division
was commanded by Col. Freeman, u.
8, A. post commander N the Preside
In line. too. were Veterans OF the
civil and Mexican war; and Of tho
cuban campaign. as well a. all the
couyalcscent soldiers from the gem
crll hospital nj the Preside. and re-
Gently returned from tho Philippines.
This was q feature N the procession
especially suggested and carried out
hy Mayor phelau. The couValesccnts
ruIH In carriages provided by the
MAYOR. Most Of these soldiers looked
pale and wan, many were bnndngcd,
ANA here ana there crutch pccpcd out
Of a carriage,
RECEPTION IN LONDON.
London. July 4-Josoph H. Chontc.
the United States ambassador, and
Mrs. Chonte celebrated the day with
receptions both at the United States
embassy and at their residence. Each
OF the buildings was tastofully deco
rated with flags and flowers represent
ing the national colors, The guests in
cluded Sir william Collins. the queens
master Of ceremonies; Samuel r. Glenn
ems ana Mrs. Clemens, senator and
Mrs. Mark 4. Hanna. Senator ana Mrs,
Henry cabot Lodge, ana United States
Consul General aud Mrs. william 81.
Osborne.
The reception at the Choatc resi-
dunco was attended by 1900 persons In
Guiding many English people ana
number of the leaders OF the Internal
tionnl council OF women. Some boys Of
lnN lNliNN states training SNIP MO-
nongnhela now at Plymouth. who We're
also present, attracted much attention.
OBSERVED IN MANILA.
Manila, July i.-Therc was great
celebration OF the Fourth here with
fireworks bands, speeches and decop-
tlunH everywhere. an natlonulltlls par
tiCipating, The foreign ships and con-
Hulate, Including the Spanish, raised
their ColOrs Ia conjunction with the
Stars ana stripes. The flagship Balti-
more fired "a national salute az noon
Al natlonalltlcs enjoyed what the
Spanish papers termed the Fiesta Of
North America
Ncwshoyr shouted Fourth OF July
editions, soldiers paraded the town.
throwing hrCCrackers from the batter
les ON the water front. In tho after
noon, and Luneta was crowded with
Americans, Fillplnos and SpaninrGs,
There were thousands OF pedestrians
and hundreds OF carriages went there
for the concert, directed by BandmuBter
Carl Erndt OF the Sixth artillery band:
a hundred Flllpinos played American
tunes
Several hundred boys and girls. Fill
plnoH, spaniards and Chinese. from
the public schools. dressed In their
best clothes, each carrying an Ameri-
can nag, sang America" IN curious
OF dialects. Chaplain Knud- |
sen Of the Washington regiment, read |
the Declaration OF Independence.
The officers OF tho United States |