Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

Tho foilowiu. productions afU ir 1000
Co.. and sccluI year atululiH iu Goo
liFh school Ui tide city, Too WOi
has been produced iu tUv c'H.s boo
rhetoric, U, which Mim T., M. Duke IH
teachers
My BIOGRAPHY.
Birth aud Early Ldc.-rpvoif--
School Liio.
Probably my claamatss think TINT
/ am Ut,u born laI. But nU! ] was
born ia "a land wurto snow is never
Heel. Whom young my father, VIII
bad come 30 California 100 the time %
tho "r0li iovef,n ra.lUi the "lpl.
uHcr," becaus, tic miurH, in those
uhys, made oycfslls tl aei.fisiur u uf
sackv, anu were known as "t,l'.fiHefa.'
About ok m0nthr ol my fhUit career
had pasaoI when my rauutt mlvsi
with myfUll 90 our present. hIDfuot.
From this time until seven years OF
ngO nothing OF Interest hal taken
plHCu, but now my mother nud myculi
LETT Tor nn eastern tap.
Alter Staying iu Denver Tor three
months, W. continued on 10 UuCB,
New Y0Ik, where W. visited relatives
un my mUtht's side oi the umily.
While hero We took M my pIUlsau,
lauuta, tho most enjoyable lI which
was ono % Emporium, Hituatui iu o.
branch OF the Allegheny mountains 90
Penny lvnuil. TOE valley in which
/ 10 hus tomUwhnt resembles uu ampul.
thcatcb surrounded, AZ 70 b., by hills
covered with dalsius nnJ other viii
/ ilJWufs, ami, % c1mplutu the plciutr,
tucry ut tho bottom lies she VILLAGE, g1
/ % seeking shelter from the elements.
On our way nome We again yriiuI
! friends Doc Denver, anu in SHORT umu
reached home, 90 huI my father we'll
aud In good tpiflta, our house I'M
m0lCsicd, but, what 10 my childish
heart was q Cnlamty OF mammoth
proportions the htt.r DOG, with which
1 had upuut many pleasant h0uIe, was
dead.
Ny parents now began TO think 0f
giving me an education, uui soon.
decided O. SEM me 10 "a private school
ia our UighbothIId. 1 had been
fought 10 rtau aud write ai home hy
my mother and consequently entered
a clara Ia tho second reader. Ny nfat
dny Nc school was iuil OF queer Incl.
dvniti for Instance, on starting OUT
my mother had gwen mo no lunch,
thinking that 1 would hr dismissed at
noon, hut no u came, my teacher said
| nothing 10 mo about 70, and / uid not
| dare 90 ask her, BOO, all through the aiiof'
tg0u i eat Ina crowded school room
with an empty stomach, aud was ru.
| quifod 10 htny 10 home toe next day,
FIRM this school I was sent 10 a pubic
| school, from which / rfaguaiud iu
/ l,Ii, anu am now entering upon an
uutyoniiui career at the High school.
WILL McCHEA, Fifst Year
LvANGELiNE
when Henry waisworth L3ugfcllow
wrote his touching poem, "Eynn.
gelinc," he most HssuTcIly gave 10 tue
world tho groatcst Of all his works aui
ono that will carry mis- name down 10
p0slorily ~ one Of our greatest poets.
Slight ~ the story H., 10 iscariirI out
tosuch nn admirable degree that 30 is
one OF tho most affecting poems ever
written, aud from tho beginning 90 the
end, " like a Tranquil fiyuE Heating
silently anu peacefully onward, not a
Ripple disturbing iis calm surface. Ia
selecting hii subIcei-thc expulsion of
tho simple Atoauinn peasants from
their beautiful aud . 'gcgul homes iu
the Basin 90 Miua. -lhu author has
succUrdud In presenting 90 our view
a series OF uAqulHito piCiuJra ui the
lilo AMI scenery OF the new world.
Nothing could be added 10 tine beauty
OF the description ui thu ATeaiian
peasants, dwelling side by eide In ihuir
peaceful homes, all linked together 10y
an almost indiEFD.ublo uoGd ~
affection, thcir quiyt Drn lie, the
impressive aud majestic tcyuury on the
banks Of the Ohio and Mitaisslppi, the
deep cypress torcsti, the tangled shrub.
berry Of tho South and the wild Wral.
orneu hunting the buffalo along tho
banks OF the Nebraska, The poem BE-
not merely "a work Of art, 10 b. u living,
glowing description a. life, in which
tho GtliuuHti0n OF character ls go times
ideal The portraits of Basil She BlacE-
smiin, fiery tempered yet g0lI
hearted, tho OLD notary, Benedict
| Bullgilutglur, uHu CLIO good uuu noble
/ Father Folicigu Wonlivc with intensity
/ vi fuyiiug; AMI EvAugelInr, trudr,
/ trusting and tue, isu heroine of whom
any author might iuueHI br proud, luf
Z she Do one ui thu moot usrlosf types uf
/ wUmauh OF uuI OF "Iuec'iuu tnst
hopes ami eudur,H and isHurut" Hy
maElug his p0um "a tale OF love AMI
aIl Icuuu, aud by CAualuE uu word Hl
7 uruturr 90 iall .fum tGu lips OF the
/ peasants, Who uruaInc throughout %
prayer UI love uuI 'urslrtHr.s we feel
I how great waa the cruelty ANA injustice
/ of ine uurwy. Aud lhH feeling o. Boo.
tulaIlrl lu reading tuu WHrIa of
| thv ngcI ami majestic lTl.st when hr
I risrH anu iu . voice uI anguish hvtUruh.
| es l.- lllgA tl submit O. their great