Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06

I ing the old times in Kirkland. She r.,
heard Hyrum Smith preach. ana a sh,
| spoke of q Presbyterian minister rhs
! also heard him and who pronounca,
| him perfect gentleman" The Wh,,
fey store, the residence OF the Jobnson'
and of other old Inhabitants al K,r,'
land We're viewed with interest an,
after bidding farewell TO Mr.. Green s sna
his associates, with heartfelt thanks ~,
their courtesy. the party returned A.,
the same tortoise like process To WI
lolghby, where they dined and then "a
turned to Cleveland, passing alor.
Euclid avenue. said 10 be the fines, r.
the United States. and which r1lns
distance of nine miles, CONTAINING a.
either side many handsome residence.
on the way. the party visited the Gar
field monument, huge structure. mor.
remarkable for It's magnitude than q.
beauty on the outside. but the interim
afforded great satisfaction. The eems
terry grounds surrounding Il ara Won,
fine, and the tall shafts denoting sno,,
where prominent citizens are interrad
are tokeus OF the wealth of the Clevs
land magnates and their respect "a,
tie honored dead. one noted spot IN
Cleveland was seen by the party. amors
other attractions and that was ths
monument erected TO the memory ~
the soldiers of that city who FELL in M
battles for the Union. II IL a splendid
tribute to thelr honor and magma
cent work OF art. There was not Tina
to go through the entire city, hut evi.
dences were seen on every hand OF its
growth. progress and rapid advance
ment from the position 1t occupied =.
few years ago.
GREAT WORKS AT KENosHA,
ON Friday morning the party reached
Chicago and were met by Mr.. Franz
Slosson. representing the Balm Wagon
Company, who conducted them m
breakfast at the Northwestern DEPOT.
and then to Kenosha In special car
provided by Vice President III. r, Nc.
Cullough. 1t was an elegant and com,
Portable private coach. and General
Freight Agent Edmund b. Brigham
kindly accompanied the party TO Ke.
nosha. 1t. was delightful ride ths
speed being from So TO SIS miles ner
hour as registered by tho indicator A,
the rear end of the car. The train
halted for a short time to give a good
view OF Dowie's Zion City, which ex.
hiblted evidences of great activity IN
manufactures, several large buildings
for those purposes being in sight, and
q number OF comfortable looking dwell-
lngs. The whole scene showed tina.
whatever may be the vain pretension,
of the so-cailed Elijah the Third" his
energy. skill. and foresight In material
matters are not 10 be denied or be-
Titled. When kenosha was reached
President George Yule was at hand 10
conduct the company through the far,
FAMED Balm Wagon Works, mar.
ticulars of which would take
whole page Of this paper even
to summarize. Col. Strong was also
very attentive to the visitors, and the
remarkable devices in use for the saw,
ing and cutting out of hard wood tim.
bers into hubs. spokes. felloes. reaches
tongues. boxes. etc. etc. and for the
making and welding of the iron and
steel portions of the vehicles manufac.
tured, were hurriedly inspected. but
We're of too great volume and variety
10 partlcularize in an article of this
KIND. Suffice II to say that everything
seen gave evidence of thorcugbness
and excellence. and told the story az
the reason why the Balm wagon Ia
such general favorite, particularly In
mountain and mining regions. After
travelling over many acres of shops and
works. the party were taken In car.
where splendid dinner was provided
of which all partook with a good relish,
and were most kindly received by Or.
Pennoyer and his wife who conduct an
institution which has gained great
fame for the restoration of inyalids
who sojourn at the well-appointed and
commodious establishment under their
direction.
The party then went through the
, Jefrries Automobile factory Mt Kenosha,
under the guidance Of Mr.. G.. w. BEN
nett. and witnessed the process OF con.
structing those remarkable road ma
chimes from the smallest portion to the
perfect carriage. Some of the most
beautiful specimens of the work were
arranged I'm long lines and counted up
many scores In number. These were
all engaged for sale and orders were
too great to FIJI Immediately, but had
to wait their turn. The party were then
AT RACINE.
conveyed TO Racine. where they went
through the Racine-Sattley Carriage
works under the auspices of II. f.
Miles, president of the company, and
attended by Secy. II. G.. Moore. These
also proved a source Of wonder and ad-
miration for the ingenuity and skill
displayed and the excellence of the
work conducted. The next visit was
to the ]. I. Case Plow & Threshing
Machine Works. whore Mr.. +. Lee
Norton, the general manager. and Mr..
Gittins, sales manager. showed the
party through the establishment. While
taking view, from the gallery above,
of the magnificent business depart
ment, with its beautiful appointments
and facilities for the hundreds of clerks
and heads Of departments. the electric
lights suddenly went out leaving the
spectators In the dark. They waited
for "A while, az the lights flckered oc-
casionally. giving promise Of re-
appearance. but when II was evident
that some time would elapse before
they would shine out again. the party
left. remarking that II the occurrence
had taken place In Salt Lake City, the
Utah Light & Power company would
at once have been the object of execra-
ton OF the Knockers and malcon-
tents. who do not know when they have
a food thing. but are disposed to take
advantage OF every little failure that
may happen In the very best regulated
concerns. The company returned with
similar speed to that on the outward
trip Messrs Slosson and Brigham &C.
companying them most of the way. also
Mr.. ID. l.. Terpning, assistant superili-