The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-10

W1AS lsnS1 W Dls 0ChhALS6s toh DuAh
and Col. Balm.
Monday.
SACRED CONCERT.
The largest audience OF the season
gathered in the auditorium last evening
to listen to the sacred concert, which
was opened by a beautiful number of
the 18th regiment band. Supt. Hager
had, thoughtfully, in due respect to the
day and occasion requested the audience
not to applaud and a betting solemnity
prevailed the entire performances OF the
evening. The program vas varied in q
pleasing manner by the different parts
and performers. Mrs. Melville recited
with dramatic effect that tragic incident
in the Scottish ~Covenanters, history
The Maiden Maryland Mrs. Murray,
in clear sweet, fervid spirit sang He
was despised" from the, Messiah" A
sacred "Fantasie' by the band, a chorus,
Praise ye the Lord" by Prof. Moody's
assembly chorus; a solo Calvary" by
Prof. Lee G. Kratz and Morning Light.
q duett by Lee &. Kratz and Mrs. MUIR
ray, were numbers worthy Of great per
formers, a great audience and a great
occasion. The evening of Gods day was
honored in the praise rendered Him.
The immense audience led by the band,
rose and sang in closing "Nearer my
God to Thee"
TRIBUTE TO COLUMBIA.
A Cantata OF patriotic songs and
~recitations, afternoon July IL, 1893,
at the auditorium. Prof. Demp-
ter has been making her.
cnlean efforts to have a successful
school of Patriotism to morrow. His
headquarters is full of all the best liter
allure of the present time bearing on
that subject and a complete exposition
of the movement will be given tomorrow.
This is the first Chautauqua to take up
the idea and it is going to be made a
success. The exercises of this school
will begin Immediately at the close Of
the $50 afternoon lecture and the fol-
lowing elaborate program has been
prepared:
PROGRAM.
l. Sentiment: Our flag and the teach
ing OF patriotism. Explanation.
=. Chorus Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean.
3. Teacher of Patriotism-Mrs.
Meyers.
4. Meaning of the Flag" by Henry
Ward Beecher-Daisy Beck.
s. Chorus-The Star Spangled Ban
ner.
6. TAe Flag on our Schools-Miss
Harvey.
z. True Blue by r. A. Alger-Lyla
Elwell.
8. Remember the just Casue by U.
s. Grant-John Lindsey.
9. Veterans Present Duty, Inter
Ocean Il. L. Murphy.
10. Chorus-Hail to the flag.
IL. How They came back from the
war by Talmage-Rev. w. IL. Jordan.
II. The Dying of the Veterans
Mabel White.
Is. The vacant chair.
Ia. Lincoln's Address-Miss Mawson.
IL. Grant at Linclon's Tomb
Blanche McCallister.
I6. o Captain, My Captain-H. R.
Miner.
II. Taps.
Is. Women in Battle, Our Women
Heroes-Grant Robinson.
10. The Patriots-Celestia Forte
Chorus.
20. The American Flag-Lucious
Billings.
IL. Chorus.
%. loyalty of the Boys in Blue
Stella Brown.
@. Do We Realize the Nations Sacri-
fice-Emily Clark.
"a. On every Soldiers Grave, It's
Love to lay a Lily There-Mrs. A. b.
Melville.
%. The Patriotic Uprising-Mrs. A.
B. Hassell.
rs. Salute to the Flag.
u. America" Chorus and Audience.
SCHOOL OF METHODS.
The w. G. T. q. school Of methods
took up it's work this morning at 10
O'Clock and was opened in IN address on
organization and the influence of the
White Ribbon league, by Mrs. Isabella
Webb Parks. Those who heard this
address are very enthusiastic in their
praise Of it, and q successful seasons
work under Mrs. Parks leadership. This
school meets In the w. G. T. u. tent at
10 q. M. and in the art school ut 100
p. m.
LIFE IN LONDON
BY Prof. w. IA. Dana was the usual
flow Of wit, narrative and information.
He likes London better than the large
cities On the continent because OF its
modern and homelike influences and APP
pearances. Everything moves slowly,
social life easy; no early, rushing break
fasts. The saloon out numbers every
thing else. Women drink more than
men of the alcoholic drinks; the men
drink beer and ale. The lower classes
are very ignorant and brutal; but the
Salvation Army is doing a great work
among them. English charitable work
in carried on a grand scale. The Found