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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

A prompt action and n few season.
able words at tho beginning Of a
young mans career often produce a
lasting effect on his after life. Many
years ago, when Samuel Phillips, of
Andovor, Mass, altorward lieuten.
ant governor Of the state, was a stu.
dent at Harvard college, owing to
some boyish freak he left the College
and went home.
His father, q grave man, Of sound
mind strict jul-montand few words,
was greatly disturbed by tho sccm.
Ing lack OF stability in his sons char,
actcr After learning the facts ha
deferred expressing any opinion Un.
Ill the next day
At breakfast no said, addressing
his wife;
My dear have you any cloth IN
the house that would be suitable fol
making sam q frock and trousesp
"Yos, indeed, she replied.
well, then said the old gentle
man, "you may follow mo, my son,
As they approached tho common
Samuel vcnWrod TO ask;
what are you going 10 do will
me, fathori'
"Oh," replied the old gentleman
apparently reused from a pleasant
revery, speaking in cheerful tone
II am going to bind you apprentice
to the blacksmith over yondnr. Yor
can take your choice" added Mr.
Phillips firmly a. he saw the lool, Of
! CONSERVATION ON bis sons face. "Ro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

sonss by Gen. Asst. sup,. George
G5ddard. Two meetings were neces.
snfy 10 finish the programme. The
citizens OF Plain City exhibited great
hDspitnllty. The children enjoyed
Themselves In various sports ana In the
evening dancing was tue amusement
for ali vino wished to Indulge.
The Jubilee was grand success and
addict measureably TO the future pros.
p.rlty OF the sabbath school interests
la this part Of the Lord's vineyard.
CHAs. WMuHr.
PLAIS Cry, Weber Co., Aug. Gth,
isun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

Of the past, bmit to rulers who are rather uuoer
than above the average of human nature III
morality in personal prowess or III hieh'ai
acumen That must seem incredible TO the lhdiah'
When the tribes were free TO live thclr own
life 10 enforce their own laws, ana 70 observe
their own customs the chieftain was never an
hereditary numbskull. He was the impcrsoha-
lion of the intellect Of the tribe Such a man
was Crow foot :" His face SAYS MI Kaph'
Twas extraordinarily like what portraits we nave
of julius Caesar with the difference that 'row-
foot had the complexion OF an Egyptian
mummy The high forehead. the great aquiline
no.o tho Thin Inns usually closed. the small.
round protruding chin, the strong iawboneS' and
rho keen gray eyes. composed face in which
every feature was finely moulded, and IN which
tbo warrior the commander, and the counsellor
were strongly suggested. And in each oil thcse
roles he played the highest part among the
Indians Of Canada from the moment mat 'he
whites and the redmen contested the dominion
of the plains until he died.
T.. is not from a weak race. physically or IN
tellectunlly that such men can spring. III ue
Indian fails in the end, il will not be LOT lack
of brains but because centuries OF haolt nave
made the artificial life which he must learn 10
live impossible TO him. Coming generations Will
soIve a nroblcm that now gems hopeless to
some, When Arminius a5a his brother we were
fincing bad Latin Mt each other across the iIhihe
who could have supposed that the ha'-cino
savagcs they commanded would be The ancestors
of the strongest race in Europe
Mr. Ralph is sanguine as to the 1u'ure o,
British Columbia Ills paper on CanauaS FL
Do,adoo is entrancing as picture The noun
toins arc there and the valleys. the gold. silver
ond other metals, and the coal. But man Is
-are Ue 10 that which il seems hardest for the
Dominion Government to get and keep. Some
fling is needed besides vast stretches Of railroad
to make the Canadian Far West an abiding place
for the numerous population which the country II
deyclopcd. could undoubtedly sustain Perhaps
the problem will be solved by the gradual III
crease of population in the more prosperous couh-
try south Of the border.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
MUSICAL COMMENT.
TIE LATE MR.. TIMM-SEIDLS POPULAR CoN-
CERTS-NEWS NOTES.

To the Younger generation OF music studehS anu
music patrons In New-lOrk Mr.. II. C. 11mm "'o oie'
at his home in Hoboken last sunday. was only hano
and fading tTndid0n lie lad long ago o'eh WIN
peed by falling health and the lnfrmities OF age "
withdraw from the active pursuit Of his profession ana
in later years he was 30 completely out OF the Puohc
eve and that his very existence seemed lorSoch'
Yet for several decades Mr.. Tmm was one OF inc most
prominent figures in American musical lie. rHV
years ago he OF the leading panoforto payers
of the city, lie was also Of the founders OF the
Philharmonic Society, assistant director IN ts tho
and fourth seasons, president from its seventh to It's
twenty first season inclusive chat Is from 1s45 TO
1903, and an honorary member from the latter date
TO his death lie was pianist orcanist, horn player,
trombone player, composer, conductor-in short IN
his time the period when the foundation OF this splen
did eilncc OF musical culture which is now the Guys
pride laying-one OF the best equipped musicians
I'm the country. Ills activity may be said TO have
compassed half century, for 1t only seven years
ago that he appeared upon the local concert stage ior
the last time. The occasion WIS n beneM concert
managed by Of tho leading musicians In the dty,
which had for its purpose amclorauon of dlstrcSSfui
6nancal crcum into which had been plunged
By the failure OF bank in which his HES savings
had been invested The concert took place
In stelnvay Hall, on November Il, 1889.
Mr. Thomas conducted the orchestra, and Mr.. Tiinin
figured in the capacities wherein lie bad once been
DISTINGUISHED. lie played movement from Bee
thovens Concerto in minor, and with Mr. Richard
Hoffman, MoHrts Concerto, for two phnofortes, In
f fat The orchestra played Inauguration
March," and choir solo singers, and the band per-
formed portions Of mass composed by Mr. Tmm
fifty years before. These original works were con
Quoted By the conccrt-gver. Mr.. Tmm was then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

One does not relish highly spiccd things as regular
diet In music any moro than at table, For those VINO
drop into the concerts for hafhour Of entertainment
Mr.. aeidPs schemes admirably contrived nut LOT
the large majority who sit out the two hours or more
there has been something too much OF sonorous tnhes
The Wagner nights this week will be Wednesday
and Friday. Tomorrow and Saturday nights there
will be NJ concerts. the amphitbeatre havihs Deeh
secured for the receptions to tho prize hshters
Corbctt and sullivan The concerts VIII enc next
sunday to make room for the Food Exhibition. Ihis
week Signor Michellena and Miss Theodore Pfafilin
will be the solo attractions. Tonight Mr. seidl and
his orchestra will have the help OF q male chorus
composed OF the Rhelnischer Saengerbund Harlem
Eichenkranz and Bremen Cesangverein, under the d.
rection OF Louis Koemmenich. Tire programme will
be as follows
Prelude to 1.-THE Husuenot" Meyerbeer
'Larso' Haenoel
Violin Solo Mr.. Clifford Smith
Selections from ''Cavsileria Rusticsns Mascasni
American Fannea "eroe''
"Melodia'' new --ocnuhlanh
oye,,r,e "Merrv Wives of Windsor" Ncola
I'm Eva's Praise" from "Dle Mcistcringer' Wagner
Tho United Male Choruses,
Partsongs.
a. 'Gcthcnzug" .scnmio'
Pensee glamour (nrst time .heroere
violoncelo Solo Mr. Victor Herbert.
The United Male Choruse',
The blacksmith and the Countess-Cantata koemmench
For Soprano and Baritone Solo. Mole ChoruS anu VIZ
chestra, under the direction OF the composer
Mr. Louis, Koemmench.
Soprano Solo: Miss Felicia Kaschoska
Baritone Solo Mr.. John Bolz.
Selcction-"The Trumpeter Of Sakkingen" .. Ne sier
Cornet Solo: Mr. Scirerth
NJ. OXIDE Musin, who Is now entertaining 'he a"0
podes will return to America about the middie Oh
next month and begin another American tour III
Brooklyn october ~. Mr.. Edgar Srahosch
ne how tyrh Tyler,
OF whom he promises great things, at one OF tno
,rootres IN proodwov Mr. Henry Carter will
give free organ concert I'm the Baptist IaDerhacie'
second ave. and feminist. this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

party found 1889 flint disks. One may easily
suspect that there was here a factory for produc-
ing tools and weapons, and he might even imagine
that the place formed link in chain of something
no+ unlike commerce between the guardians OF the
ouarries on Flint Ridge and the more western
tribes. But the book utterly demolishes the ro-
mantle imaginings about conditions of advanced
civilization among these prehistoric races. Tho
author has scant respect for the notion that the
moundbuilders were descendants OF the lost tribes
Of ISRAEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

The Brentwood edition Of Ruskin's works IS
| being brought or here by E. f. Merrill o. bN
! ,rra gcm,.nts with thc 'EnglSh publisher. 'lhr
edition Is Tho authorized Onc Mr. Kuskih receiving
| from It's sale his due authors profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

The IIarpcrs are doing excellent work In
bringing handsome illustrated editions OF American
books Mr. Curii.'s Prue and L. and Mr.. Henry
lanes, DAISY Miller and AZ International
Fpisodep are among these books. ~ r.. steincr
has made the drawings for " rrue and L. ana II.
W McVickcr has dealt with MIR. Jamcs'S boohs.
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8rsiicenten. Den tiollsere Yreiioent
9ssitime er for uplis tommen / 8eiios
Belle at en- for &apital, Tom ban of
anoenoe for after at TONNE til Masten.
Sans talrise Gssntsr boloer paa at
Jamie 8aabsn os Ammunition, buerue
6Olt os uoruite ct a~rissifib. Saitis
Resierins err imiolsrtio paa i'm Eoit %
Wlilitaret bUlbes 1erecfab. 8 Bort.
au.Yriuee bar Resierinssn 1000 Manb
Os Der er for nplis busruet 1000 Sol.
batter iii. ct 9ilfaloe, Tom for uosle
Dase iiosu inbtraf / Yort.aus Yrince
oiier, / builten opbIoiet 2ilitauo opp
politics Trooper befinoer iis. Oct tpits
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Winneiota.

I'm Sheriff besaaet SeIumoro.
eberlfen for Sroiun Gountp, 2puis
SdNelb, er ben 2oen os. funoeu oBo 3
ghl ncoeufor Nctp lllm. San bar be-
ret laonet | ilere Gage % man a%ntaser,
Of ban, lom 6pl9e al Drill, er bleuen
geO al 9loet % bar brufnet iis. San
'l'erlaOer Grfe % TO imaa Born.
TaaoeIfub. Gn iprselis lllptte
9sHOte iOrrise Spnbas Morsen, ioet en-
O'aarls Ssn al Mrs. Ole GbriltianiOn,
Ger Dor 2Ourie, Yope 60, blep lioss
larIi9 %iaaret, ioet Ell &cpoluer, iom ban
FSeoe meo, gift Of Suslen gift inc | uns
O%erI'oet, % 2aserne bar life funnel
T1oe ben. Den 9iQe err / Ell fritiit
a''ltann, ps Der ipnes at pRre tibet
9aa0 ON bans Selbreoelie.
Ut Yrioatbren ira Son. &nute
Mlloli moerretter pS ON, at ban er
OerOt tllbase til sllerauoria fra en- 5ur
sS0Hllinna, bpOr ban bar isst Spile os
Ne'reatlun en- WaaneoS 1io peo at be.
lpSe De Steoer, buor ban iaroebes ION
eOIout unoer arisen. Sr. Gelion Def,
'S ! Here Slas / napnte Stat, blep Der
'uaret, taset tilianse us maatte uoitau
mango Sapn % 9ipelier, % bet ba,
''''0r paret al mesen Snteresie fol-
quI' III at 9ienie bisie Steoer unoei
'9uellSere 5prbulo. Sr. Helion font
"'t ''lbase meo itprtet Selbreo o. Uil
.V'9%0abentlis - Itjpnt ban life felt
PSer ct Orb berom = pare iItanb til
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Wasiatbu

Stor Streii. Sra 8louceiter meb'
oeles ben 2oeu os.: Ssaar bteu Stsn.
busserres Streit / Stenbruoeue oeb
Gap anr, Tom man allsreoe baooe osn'
tet | rosen 3io, lat iu9rt. pa Siara.
let til Grbetoe i9aarmor9es blep siuet,
i%uoianot Der fig in9eu Nrbeibere. ar-
beioerre / &Of BOtnt Os SiseOu Gave
bar iluttet fig til benz o. Der er M
1000 Grbeioere, Tom bar ueolnst Nr'
beioet. GrbeiOerne iOrlanser rs Geuts
3imen os 9 Timers NrbeiostiO, iIteoets
for 10 Elmer. Mun irp3ter insen al.
uprll9e llroligbeosr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
81 pro.Safptn

Sueform. 8 ben nurolige Del al
Staten raieoe ben Ace pS ste os. ben
parIte Snelturm, man bar bapt Der paa
mango Gar. Sa~ararbeibet MATTE ino'
ftiaeoes minolt 6 9ase, ca N9rene er
Iaa aieunemblDbte, at De life fan til
Saaes. Sneialo,t bar minoIt ell 6oo
bsit. Oct antases, at bet meo Sueoe
tilSaaebe Ireal bill blipe minolt ell IRE
bieoel minbre emo iiicr.
sneTurmen itratte fig Osiaa Ouer en-
tor Del al norblise Minnelota, @is'
coulin os tiloels i SpS 9atota.
Salpoelsu al ben 6rnno. iOm sr
ublaat til Speu CONDO bleu IorrI9e
asrbaa iolst til aapitaliiter fra aan'
Ias for $1,000. 9isie oil opfSre Sps'