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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
THE AMERICAN LEGATION.
General Chaffee Will Leave a Sufficient Guard
al Pekin
VIII Consist of Ninth Infantry, Third
squadron, sixth cavalry, and
Light Battery.

Washington. oct 1.-THE war de-
partment Is In receipt Of a oablegram
from General Chaffee, indicating that
he had received instruction 10 with
draw most Of the United states forces
from China, and had provided en- ac-
cordance with those instructions for a
legation guard The dispatch follows:
Received September so. via Taku.-
Adjutant General, Washington, Sept
90 30 cabled from Tien TsIn.-Rc-
ceivel your numbers AZ, and 49, The
Ninth infantry third squadron Of
Sixth cavalry and light battery viii
constitute legation guard Shall en-
deayor to get all supplies 10 Tong Chow
before water falls.
"CHAFFEE.'
Dispatches numbers ~ and i3 referred
TO by General Chanee we're those con.
tainIng his Instructions TO withdraw
the American troops from Pekln
The war department has also re-
ceiyed the following from General
Chaffee:
'Taku, Sept. SO.-Adjutant General.
Washington.-liealth command good.
Have accepted invitation hospital ship
Maine TO transfer some conyalescents
70 hospital ship Relief. now repairing
Nagasakl.
"CHAFFEE."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Returns Show Conservatives and
Unionists In Large Majority.

London. Oct. i--Sixteen English and
Irish boroughs electing twenty mem
beers to the house OF commons, are pou.
inc today SO tonlght's returns viii fur
nish some indication OF the trend OF
opinion. Winston Churchill is among
the candidates whose fate win be de-
cided today
Another long list Of unopp0sed re-
turns brings the total number OF those
already elected up 20 $3.50 M today TO
40 az follows. Conservatives rs. union
lists is, liberals S. nationalists G.
Among the candidates returned today
unopposed were:
MinisterIalists-Lord George Hamil-
ton, secretary Of state for India. QEal-
ing, Of MiddleseX): Baron Ferdinand De
Rothschild (Aylesbury division OF
Bucklnghamshire); Sir Michael Hicks
Beach. chancellor OF the exchequer.
West Bristol, Mr.. Akers- Douglas,
first commissioner OF works. (East
KenD; VIM Lecky. the historian. dub
I'm university; Sir Edward Carson. the
solicitor general. dublin university.
Standardization =. Redmond.
chairman of the United Irish parlia-
mentary party Waterford city,.
Liberalism Edward Gray. formerly
parliamentary secretary for foreign az
fairs O3erwick-on-Tweed division OF
Northumberland,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
OF THE new UNIVERSITY
Important Event Took Place This Morning Under The Mos
Favorable Auspices - Institution ThrOnged
TO the Limit

The old University. the beloved alma
mater OF so many OF Utoh's citizens,
opened It's new era today This morn
Ing was set for the beginning OF the
school year. IN the new home on the
east bench, and from S o'clock TIN late
this afternoon the throngs Of students
that took up their pilgrimage TO the
new Mecca, told unmistakably that the
University has lost none Of its hold on
the public The street car lines IN the
first few hours could hardly do justice
TO the demands upon them, and the
crush OF patronage showed that the
line down Thirteenth East from Third
street 10 Fifth South would be inn
mensely patronized. and OF decided con-
venlence 20 the public.
At the physical science building, the
only one yet ready for students, there
was a scene of crush. animation and
hustle that must have been highly
gratifying 90 President Kingsbury. and
the professors associated with him The
attendance today was limited almost
entirely 20 new students, and the work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01

Washington oct, 1.-seyeral import
ant dispatches were received today
from China. Generally they tend TO
confirm the events recorded yesterday.
From Canton. Consul McWade reports
the issue Of the decree Furnishing Tuan
and his colleagues. so that there is no
longer doubts as 20 the accuracy OF
sheng's statement on that point Nh.
Conger also has received notification of
the Chinese peace commission which
was forecasted by Minister'S Wus adj
Vices several days ago. Mr. Conger
made no reference to tie c0ndemna-
tory decree. hence it IS Inferred that
it was not issued when his dispatch was
sent last Thursday.
The text Of these two dispatches Is
as follows:
Canton, China. oct !. 1900.
Secretary Of State. Washington:
Decree just issued Emperor
blames ministers for whole trouble.
Orders Tuan. Kangi and other officials
degraded and punished by imperial
courts. Emperor holds Tuan and
others entirely responsible bloodshed.
(signeD "McWADE."
Pekin, Sept q, via Taku Sept 80.
Secretary State, Washington.
Have received notice today from
Prince Ching that he, Earl L. Jung
Lu and viceroys Tin Kun VI and
Ching Chip Tung viii act In concert in
negotiations for peace. jung Iu is in
the interior Ii Hung Chang Is at rien
Tsin
CsigneD oCONcrp
1t Is evident that the two vlceroys
mentioned are In Kun vi. the yiceroy
Nanking. and Chang CHIP Tung the
Vieeroy Of WI Chang, the difference
IN spelling BENZ in Geographic trans
mission. There has been some ques.
ton as TO Yung La being a member OF
the commission, but Mr. Congers report
settles all doubt Minister WI already
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01

New York. Oct John Syon, er'
rested on q technical charge Of intoNl'
cation. the expectation being that ne
knew something about the death Oh
Charles s. Peck. the real estate agent
found dead 1n tha sidewalk last Week.
was today discharged from CUSTODY
Syron told tho police that he had Deen
employed ly "a reporter working on me
Rice case 10 play detective
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01

aIent that even persons claiming to be
spanish-Amercan war veterans are
beginning TO put in claims that are not
without fraud"
Judge Clark laid special stress upon
this class OF fraud, and cited an in
stance of case at Knoxville Tenn.
during the late session OF the United
states court where an applicant for
pension produced ahldaNts that he was
wounded In the charge at san Juan.
but finally admitted that he had never
been nearer san Juan than the State Of
Georgia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
Fair Pickings.

People who fixed up booths at the
Fair found that they had a big Job TO
DO in a short time so late work is the
order 10 fix up this evening.
Owing TO the long dry SPELL the fruit
came In early. and growers say the
best OF IL Is gone But the Fair eX-
hi5its show that the fruit is par ex-
celence and II there was any better
this season 1t must have been par
ticularly fine
Secretary Sears believes IN early
hours His office force will find
It early morning, however before they
get through With this days work.
The man who doesn't believe that wo-
men can work hard and work quickly
ought to have been az the State Fair
grounds today. 90 note how the ladies'
were performing their share IN prepar-
Ing for the great exhibitions
Prest. Winder realizes that the pres
en- Fair grounds are inadequate 10 the
needs OF State Fair Utah Is growing.
and the legislators should not overlook
the fact in the line OF providing for
State Fairs
Plenty Of good water is 'on tap" al
the Fair grounds. but II Is Just as well
Tor the chlhren 10 remember also that
the public spills are located just out
side the main entrance.
one exhibitor who brought IN a As
pound turkey today complained that II
was little early for the bird 20 APP
pear at It's best-he would have 10 weigh
20 pounds by the time winter comes IN.
What a dinner that would be for
Thanksgiving,
The beef show at this exhibition Is by
FAR the best ever gathered at any fair
Ia the West.
The list Of exhibitors was Increased
largely by entries today But they
bad TO come In with the warning that
their displays were for exhibition only.
and not 70 contest for prizes. They viii
probably be on hand earlier next time.
The mineral display Is massed to-
gether Ia the main building. and makes
q most excellent showing
The opening ceremonies Tuesday viii
be short but good They consist OF
prayer by Rev, Mr. Eddy music by
lleld's band, and speeches by Gov.
Wells and Col. John r. winder
Chief Devine 30 paying particular at
tention 10 fire extinguishlng arrange
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
Trial Of Henry Yontscy.

Georgetown, oct. 1.-THE trial Of
Henry Youtsey. on the charge OF con-.
plIcity On the Goebel assassination, WIZ
begin tomorrow. When court convene
today Commonwealth Attorney Frank
lin was granted a subpoena against ne
postmaster az Frankfort 20 produce en-
application for a money order made ln
January boy Henry YOutsey payable io
q fire arms company Of Cincinnati from
whom, Il is claimed, the smokeless pow
der cartridges were purchased he was
also granted "a subpoena for the Adams
Express agent at Frankfort 70 produte
the books showing receipt for pact
age received by Youtsey on January III
Ex-Governor Bradley and Genera
Dan Collier important witnesses for ne
defense, are here ready to tell Whal
they know for Youtsey
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STILL LOOKING FOR CAPT. SHIELDS

Manila. Friday. Sept %, via Hong
kong Oct. Persistent native reports.
which are generally believed, have been
current in Manila FOR several days 10 the
effect that Captain DeyereuX Shields
and company =. Of the Twenty ninth
regiment infantry consisting Of forty
five men. stationed at Boag, Marin
duque island embarked September 18th
on the gunboat Villalobos and landed
on the Martinique coast September "a.
where 800 OF the enemy. armed with RI
fies supposedly from Luzon. surprised
the Americans. The latter fought for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01

several hours. until their ammunition
was exhausted and they were over
powered and surrendered. relief being
impossible. At least four Of the soldiers
were Killed. among whom, according TO
reports were Captain Shields The
Americans also had several wounded.
Lieutenants Rein and Bates. on board
the gunboat Yorktown left Manila Mon
day After gathering troops az Batan-
gas they proceeded 10 Martinique 10
verify the reports regarding the fate OF
Captain Shields and his men and In case
the native rumors were well founded TO
punish the rebels and release the cap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
JUDGE DENOUNCES PENSION FRAUD

Chattanooga, Tenn, oct Judge c..
ID. Clark, presiding over the session Of
the United States court for the eastern
district Of Tennessee. which convened
here today, in his charge TO the grand
jury made special reference TO PEN
sions. and said ut Is perfectly aston
ishing how bold applicants for pensions
are becoming in forging afidaWts and
especially the names OF nonresident
negroes who can never be found This
class Of fraud IS becoming so prey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
Bourkc Cochran in Chicago.

Chicago, Oct 1.-Bourke Coclrar
who injured his vocal organs during b,s
speech saturday night az the colIs1e,n
remains at the Auditorium Hotel berS
He said today he would probably bo
able 10 Rep his appointment TO sneak y,
Decatur IN, tomorrow night. John !
Beard 0f Florida, candidate for pest
dental elector. win keep Mr. Cockran's
appointment this afternoon at jack
snnNllIn Ill
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TUAN RESPONSIBLE
FOR .BLOODSHED.
Held So by Emperor Of China-EIe and
Other Officials Are to be Degraded and
Punished by the Imperial Courts,

il'l. elton Pa. oct l.-Presllan,
.i..h..i no noon ulg. said.
9TH. gtl.
ana n......... ,'.''' '''''I'.'e
''' I'd. ui mon. resumption
.' ''." Without There NIst being c1n-
Ftut0u fuur...rf.ur .y..g ..lil..,. do.
tha anftr..I, ..r .,
,,.3. .' l'. F'eiitll'u
''''.'' yesterday that 200 attention would
De- paid Goo the notices posted by the
Reading ,.rrs... ...,...I.,... .... ....
cant sr,..... 81" P''
"". proven true.
"1' reports from tha Panther Creek
valley indicate that this heretofore. lima
plegnabIe portion of Nh. a1tbrar'f. r..
si0n has declared IFS intention nf sus-
pending operations Lao uns.
Accompanied by national b,ari
i,..,IDy's D .aall 80 60 WiIEesbarra toe
stu,lou which win be- participated In
uy fully 5000 men,
FrUpp g,r,.,,.,,,,... ,,..,.,.,,...
'''' I'ii'9 N'l'NlN''
Philadelphia OCT. l-Acgor5lng D.. tho
official report ofG.nar9I sup.r.rtsndenf
R. g.. Luther 30 President Hatr... tbis
morning but s.gsp of fGa tbfrty.rins
C0IHerIas orarat.l by m. Heading conn.
pany started up hi. mUrInr TIis Ipdl.
Gates that In .pIt. nf fbs ..,l.r 0f Lam md.
vance i'm WAGES 0f fap r.r cont fbs com.
pany Is WORKING 6ya lass mines TODAY
than On Saturday nh. Gya lollIorigs
that failed fo .r.r tr.- r5.trIpg are,
.t.... - 4.... 81. ID. ..4..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01

dives News from this eXpediuon H
awaited with some anxiety al MANI
lu the meantime the censor pfoihD rs
The transmission Of news concerning '"e
affair."
rol Edward =. Hardin. Of the Iw,n'
ty.ninth regiment. who Is now IN M"-
Mia, admits II Is possible that the H.
tive reports may be correct,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
Tin Workers in Conference.

New. York, oct. There was a re-
newal today Of the conference between
the representatives OF the Tin Workers
association Of America and officials Of
the American Tin Plate company IN this
city. The negotiations Tor tin plate COM
pany are being conducted by Vice Pres
dents Graham. Leeds and Arms. while
George Powell president OF the Tin
Workers association Is looking after
the interests Of that body
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
Missionaries at Theng TingFu SAFE

Paris. oct. 1.-The French cons y
general az Shanghai, under date
Saturday September %, telegraphs tnat
Dc has been informed by the govern
of Sent Chel that through The lnt,i'
mediation of Sheng. Che admlnistfdl %
of tllaguphs and railroadsl the nj
sionaries and engineers nc Theng- ne
Fu were safe and sound September
that the military and civil authorltl Is
had taken precautions 20 protect Mi
.he missionaries. and that the BeiBhn
mLssInn az Ming Tian-Lung is SAFE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
Recaptnre a Mountain Battery.

London. oct IA dispatch from
Lord Roberts, dated Sunday ssptem-
Der go. says.
Rumble troops 10 the Bethlehem dis
uet have rrc1pture1 from the Beers
O. mountain battery gun lost az Nlchol.
sons Nek. and also $1,000 rounds OK
Martini. Henry ammunition"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
secretarr ROOD Conralescing.

Washington, oct. i.-Secretary Root.
who has been IN at southampton, L.
l., for several weeks, IS reported con-
yalescing steadily, and Is expected 70
return TO this city before the close OF
the week fully prepared TO resume his
official duties. 4 large accumulation OF
important business awaits his personal
consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01

stantly Edmund Roe was crushed
and died IN a few moments.
O.. T. Smith Of Galveston, one OF the
injured passengers, lost everything ne
had 90 the Galveston storm ana was
on his way north for q new start IN
lie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
DERRICK Is DISCHARGED

W S. Derrick, the colored man M.
rested the other day charged Win az
saulting another colored man with q
deadly weapon, was today DISCHARGED
by Judge Ilmmony on motion o4 the
county attorney. The prosecuting viii.
nesses have left town -"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
SHOT BY ROBBERS.
W. W. Scott, a Merchant OF Kiona
Wash, Murdered by Tramps.

"h7iA'H W
North Yakima. Wash, oct. Nv. W.
Scott OF Kiona, this county, was shot
and killed about ! o'clock this morning
at Pr0sser by an unknown man sup
posed 10 be the robber who held up a
traveller on a freight train a few hours
earlier Another man was shot and
perhaps fatally wounded SCOTS muir
derer escaped Scott. armed with a shot
gun and accompanied by the man who
claimed TO have been held up, went to
a box car on a siding az Prosser. The
men inside We're ordered 10 come out,
which they did Scotts companion
identified the two men as the robbers.
As he pointed them out four shots We're
fined by one OF them and Scott fell dead.
shot In the head and heart The man
wounded was not concerned In the
melee. but stood some distance away.
He was a tramp. Scott was a merchant
at Kiona. where he had been station
agent and postmaster There Is no clue
OF the identity Of the murderer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01

ments. 20 be ready FOR any emergency
But danger from fire Is very remote In
the conditions at the Exposition build
ing
Friday Is chlldrens day, and the
whole army Of tots should be at the
Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
John +. Hudson Dies suddenly.

Beverly. Mass. oct l-John E. Hud..
SON. president 0f the American Bel
Telephone company, died suddenly IN
the Boston g. Maine railroad station 81
Beverly Farms while WAITING Tor
train,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
Murdered in His store.

Wallace, Ida. Oct Matt Malley
was found IN his store murdered this
morning. He had been killed with an
iron rod. There Is no clue yet to the
murderer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
POPULATION OF LOS ANGELES
Il Increases from 5O,305 In 1890. IN
iO2,i7O, Gain OF 52.Osa

Washington, oct. 1.-The census I'm.
reau announces the population OF los
Angeles Cal, is l02479 against 5o99s
In 1880, increase 520A or 1885 her
cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
Nominated for Congress.

Worcester, Mass, oct. t.-Charles G.
Washburn was today nominatde for
Congress by the Republicans Of the
Third district,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
Won schwarzenstcin at Tien Tsin,

Tjen Tsin Saturday. Sept. 9Th
German government minister, Won
Schwarzenstein. has arrived and estab-
lished himself at the German consulate
Baroness Won Ketteler will start Tor
Japan shortly on board the German
steamer Halle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
INCREAsE Is IGNoREp.

Shenandoah Pa. oct 1.-The notice
posted yesterday By the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron company
announcing an increase 10 wages Of 10
per cent 90 AN its employees, was ignored
by the striking mine workers and none
of them went TO the workings this
morning.
General Goblin was prepared for
trouble In The Panther Greek Valley
today. but was informed by telephone
that no attempt was made to interiors
with the mine workers IN that vicinity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
MINERS REMAIN OUT

Shamokin, Pa. Oct Although su-
perntendents OF numerous colleres
attempted 10 start UP their mines this
morning Few. u any, miners wen, 70
work. A few business people expected
there would bc % Fi0mnade N no en-
ployes OF the Philadelphia ard Reading
Coal and Iron company to 90 under
ground on account oi the company
granting an increase Of 10 per cent but
they were disappointed. Strike lead.
ers canyassed the w0rkmen thorough.
~ after the posting yesterday OF the
c0mpany's notice. informing the miners
OF the concession. The canvassers
pointed out that nothing was said
about a reasonable reduction on the
cost OF powder the adjustment Of the
sliding scale or the granting Of other
important concessions
Long before l8ybreak al OF the Read.
ing c0mpany's men had determined not
10 go 90 work Committees Of strikers
lined an avenues leading 70 the mines
TO guard against men going 20 work,
but as few LETT their homes the sem
tinels had little OF nothing 70 DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
CoLLIERIEs TIED UP.

WiIkcsbarre, Pa. oct. The strike
situation in the Wyoming Valley re-
mains unchanged this morning. The
c9ilierIes with the exception Of one at
Mocanaqua, employing 400 men are
tied up as usual Il Is apparent that
no action WIN be taken on the ATTEMPT
of the mine owners 70 start their coli
lierles hy an offer OF 10 per cent IN.
crease IN wages until word comes from
President Mitchell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01

a. Co. was asked how many ,s,u,,.,
g,'IN in DIS e0iIIlrlcs today Sb'",hsq %
WAY aIl tae mines are WORKING Vpiled
Lhe 'i.Ike leaders sai5 fbe..
,.IF I." men IN the MarNa Vo,i,. " ~
r ,.'it '" NJ. h'a mines and usueIiy a, ns
sherib Harvey R autbo,,,y g.
slNlN that most of tbs 81 w 'he
,, n' 'i'liehed Co Lattimer This morr 1',n
ii' '3i''.u 20 stop 40 the Mark n"
SS,i"l.g NINE on their way home 80
'l'IH'e' D. says met the Treeisna ' -,l.
ai we outskirts of Jeldo H. .Nun
H,Iit.IlH Harvey with the march,. .O .ill
y,9Il MN h.s services We're M, 1911 guy
ION joining Che men. Nh Norsis
marched With them TO a school ~ h'a ny
near The no collery where '', ,as
au'ae1 The strikers to 20 home e PCT
NO DETECTION AT SCRANTON
Scranton. Pa, Oct i.-Tbere vss ~,
q single detection reported fom t ,se
ranks OF striking mine workers IN ,h ,e
H1lhaNthha Fegl0u today desplts tbe
report OF "a I'D per cent wage lnrress, ~ '',,
me part OF The mining companies '''' VI
lHl'Iis Co get another Lackawanna
company washery into operation US ws.a
failure as the hremen ana enslpesrs
who were asked work there absoints'
iy refused 20 DO so, and are reporteS Ia
nave taken The oath Of Obligation Ia tbs
United Mine Workers iva " Wv
General superintendent LOOMS Of
lne beId"are. L4ckawanna and West.
en company said there wouId bo az
operators meeting at Wilkpsbar,s tbis
afternoon. at which SOME definite an.
houneements were likely. II L under.
stood representatives Of tbo He anan.
clal Interests behind the coal carving
railroads viii be present
The strikers hereabouts say they win
not under any circumstances. return
TO work until the official word Is n
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
GENERAL ARRANGEMENT.

The general arrangement is in the
main as last year the manufacturing,
art educational mining. fruit. floral
and vegetable displays being in the
main building with the poultry, pet ami
mails and live stock In the enclosure to
The east The classification this year
is different 10 that heretofore. several
Improvements having been made from
eAptl,,ncC, and IA all respects II is bet
Ger than formerly both for the exhib-
itors and the general public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01

This "a the thirty-thrd exhibition by
The Deseret Agricultural and Manufac-
curing society now a State Institution.
u VIII be continued over FIVE days.
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday. October End, Ord, ith.
9Th and 9Th The Fair opens at 10 a.
m. daily, and remains open day and
evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01
BOWER OF BEAUTY"

Entering the main building from the
west "a veritable bower Of beauty greets
The eye. The decorations by Mr.. Belts
this season are Of a highly artistic or
der Besides an elaborate display Of
the national colors, tastefully arranged,
There are decorated ornaments in the
iolm Of parachutes, bells, stars. etc,
an lending beauty 20 the scene Es-
pedally brilliant viii be the effect when
NE electric lights are turned on in the
evening.