Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
snAclal correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Ashford Kent Eng, Jan. 19.-On New
Years day. being the irst DAY Oh me
tvontieth century special comnemor-
ativo services were held In Canterbury
cathedral I'm which the archbishop ana
other Leading prclates took part, ana,
being only u miles away ! WIN my
companlou. Elder Taylor Of the EleY-
enth ward decided 10 attend them VS.
ting Canterbury for that purpose, can
terbury rs a very quaint and 0ld-fash-
loned place. claiming TO have been
founded before Rome and to have been
n town of inheritance before the con-
Quest Of Britain by julius Caeser IL
was the place Of residence OF the kings
az Kent al the beginning Of the saxon
heptarchy and It's past history Is realiy
part Of that Of England. 1t contains
many points OF interest to stranger,
one being q monument butt on the spot
where Al Kent people were burned at
the stake, for their religious oonyc,,
tions, during the reign OF Bloody
Mary In the sixteenth century
CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL
The cathedral, however forms the
chief attraction to visitors and II Is SAID
ia be- the most ancient Of all English
cathedrals part OF II dating back to
the sixth century. All It's outside walls
are black with age and much OF the
stone so greatly worn that repairs nave
been necessary Its interior, whlle
plalner than some other cathedrals OF
more modern date possesses fine archi-
tectural beauty especially In us roof
supports and the massive marble pillars
extending up 10 thelIl' HI"ui g 800
twelve leet III ululneter at ouv "a
The inarple "oth drouliu l"o 49, a.
In the part KNOWN as we N.Y., SiV .a,,,i,
most eAqulsile w Its r,l'sn, tppeoi,ntt
OF the BACK fIlhee, iho'l'ao ~ ,'aa,
ana 0tner HISTORICAL cnai ,cos
mere, the Spot "nelp $500. yrha
murdered pelHs vi cspoC'"' Ia ,r tho
crypt is an liinelSe piuoe wv nteoo
troublesome leuual ulies Na' "a ,voli
OF refuge Tor the ilohhs, az O'u MI
USED py tneih sun Aeho,, ts
cathedral, ike Wesuiliheter Appey :,
one OF those places Wn'Gn nlahe9 'on
reel, lot the ihoi'eit, 40 y 90,
age OK whleh you haSe teau' "nu 20 40
can scarcely SENSE tha' you puiyms ~, ,n
the twentieth century, lnV s1i IA b,,
New Years morning wele u gttenueh ho 80
many OF the hoplllly' horu No'9tV IL
ing an escort OF over viIe ,,.,,
troops, ana were heiu III VIA 10 49, IT.,
as the cholr u We oae eon, .ootine
a space OF ABOUT " Wy NVV iee'' SO"''"o
800 persons ...., .,,,.o
Th0se VINO came ea,ly seeuieu a.n,,1
seats, the others haVihs " sVS1 W.
IN the space sullounulnb w Nv Tha
the open part Oh lhp p1''ul ni,s, and
singers were az one emu Wy u'.s, a ~
visiting clergy az tne oll,e, anu ~ ~
archbishop throne IN lne CcuIe,, " h,S tr'g
side. While the audience was pvl!s
seated at the li,oIHl'is HcaN'ueai,, Wy
chestra played voluntary "n nv,
was most art.suIany .n rehue' ' ccnsist
choir numbering ABOUT tWelYe Co1 sllsI-
ed entirely OF male voices ranging iIoIi,
boys or ten on up 10 sIoNn lnulI "i'd
us orchestral acconpah, ,ea nT aniIn,sts
oyer nIty, u ,Snno me caibedrai or
ueuns a,"Vn uaeh Whi,a the "yolun-
r,,, 20" ,,',s boing nloved tho attendant
80 ,,,s,ttns ciorev marched In and took
80, noar ne altar They comprise
ptabo,s oarons ana Wears and as they
,asaad e. tbelr seats close 10 where /
,,'oe could hut notice how little
i'ui,,, 80 ,hnu,n In their faces the
avppfcoinp hniup of pnOtiSfn.
ny, M a, ~, 800 rds az forty Then
ll,ey ', ,ha nrohh I1hon nreceded bv two
,uu't ", ',,,',,' Xxx MIN a white cold
,Copo5 scontre tbe other who immedi-
III 49, rrecadod tbe arrhblshop. with a
49, 49, aoId coyarea scentre and after
~ itaban foIiowed the dean of the
o o,,t aasat ana ,vo attendants He took
Ne son, an bIa throne large pulpit
WIN elaborate canopy top ana the
tae,,,, ,,oid covered sceptre was placed
hostIa eu,horo he would stand when
sneoi,ipg Amor the openlng exer-
oisas ~ sinplnp ana prayer,
latino or minutes tho nrchbishop be-
can Me djscouree which he took 20
s,,,In,,tos 90 deIiver he Is I'm hls sOth
,aar hrt snolsa IN clear resonant
49, ia y,tthout notes his text be-
,nn psair, % vcr ~ and "a
,,r,m ,ncttptortop
THE nIetAt NV y 49, oesoo-
ne ~ en''.uls Nv W ,, o''", ana
Wtlon, anu see,i "a, " ~. ~, ra,,,to.
very pam III nv iio''"Vl ,a 'iS rte
uon pearlis oue t ~, opt'r 30 had
.hrone Uei"s ~ ~. Wv 800 ~ Ice In
hseess@IlS W. I'm n,os heard
slN!ns hls uuu'Ioo' ~, u's 49, tio ,n'
gulle ssheisnF ~ o., n, 80 enc now
leIieu 10 w Ss ,na ~ end nen,ro /.
century anu vi VIZ VIZ, H. snoire n,
uohs voll.eseeu VIZ no ia,h rentury
tlle aelilese,l, , y, ne ,nd re,lr,ous
III nha.e,ia., s ,,tr,aro nI ihirys had
sense, snVNIns Nv" uD., 80. ,'' eioc-
ueeh ucNeippeu, a., r,,, ana
ttlc'iy anu soie',oe ,n .aa'V iU caryioG ~
the pospel vas ne s'eweu ~ T nrnnhacv
more nations "en sp ,nhat " y,ii nccn,
put no lllah ou,' sus w"at w." no., oN ann
on lolhofrow, oi nil,se"' civ the,
preulct luluIe WIZ o,S ,hat Ga
ludge OF me past any cone'aI ,se eIa' Nor ie
past 10 uesIee Wl'i ,Jpeal ,.' "a ooi
lraW ueuuctions ~ In's W. 49,. e,,eia
IL prophecy Utne's sponu U, ,V
uoh, Eou uiaiNeI ia ia 'nr ND
Tor p'e luiillihent OIL ms puIpoeJ' a.. u.s..
worked upon men as Wno,e ~ Wv, Ivy
Were instruments III ii's n',,,ns, an an
known TO themselves III cur slhs ou'