Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-12

ssuiaa;aud that it waa settled o. Il waf
g. due 10 no small extent 10 Waurrouii
unlrrcp. g. 30 msy be uuder.toou
Ehy WHitcrH) 20 uams b. held in low
log remittance by Utah Democrats,
sni why tlvy were out in suoh hand
some force lat night t1 greet uini.
OF the ie lure itseii d. b. enough %
10y that 10 was everything that wuH
cl.qu nt, i'm frsslve, deep ani en-.
ChunluH The thoughts il CDuiaiuCI
were tlOse OF "a mn COO mind HuI cK-
PLATA ,u'iy how tUnt mind bas come 60
cXercitu 20 poiour spoil UversJ va8t %
constituency.
Thorc will De- nothing no The rhealcr
tomorrow night aul there clm.s o.
whitpor--aa yrt It's only Whisper
that sunday ullht AHaiH there ate TO
be- taulUfd IltIgetIer. AJuIby AMI
Tuesday evenings tho house Will be
given over o. re- toft OF local jubilee
Imma that takes in 80 the Cul0fcI
talent In he city. The number Of
rolorti ladies' uni gents who daily
ISSUE from tho stage duuf afirf rehear.
sals surprise 90 thuiU who did not
know how strong our u0lotud purult.
ton hal grown. llg South iu slavery
h. The title ui ihu Il'rtHUy viii present
the funds, wn uruuvc, VI nuy nrU
realized, 80 W tue localc1iored church.
-atap"
wednesday anu Thurs lay evenings,
tho noted JriluyH Lewis, tho best
drllnuat1r 0f "a CurHln line % chnfaC.
tors now before tuc puuliu, pays Us hUr
long deferred viHi and gives ~ nor
telling impcu0uationa Oi F0fgctmc-
Mt and La Belle Russo. 10 Ia SOME
time since wu hal real dramatic
treat, aud though neither OF thrsu
pnys IL q novelty. Jonfrys Lewis,
niicd ny tho way by Harry Nniuhhll
who was very much iu evidence On her
previous visit-ls HiwayH an attraction,
40 mattor Ia what roles she appears.
The Tabernacle ch0lr Melted $500
from tue recent S1u.a concert aItcf
paying all the exl unHus % advertising,
ilghts, cleaning, platform, MANAGE
ment ami difg c,ion. Thls added % $3.50
which 10 made from the concert a.
Conference tlmu-.hu receipts Of
which, ~ the way, were luft sIl5 aud
ilu EXPENSE alI5, CJLsldufablo
"cOmr down" rom the "vast AuIi.
unou" described by several ropoflct-
puts the choir out 0f debt, but givcs 20
nothing at all 10 20 on, Ne the slight
balance Ia IT. treasury IL mHdr up Of
various Kinda OF "otitfs,n which, go0i
49, they arc Tor many purposes, viii
not print music nor buy books Tor the
singers. Tue pIu6unt proficiency OF
tins NNaHNH d 10 IL HH.
the system OF large CLASSES which Nc.
stephens ha1 organized aud which
were "ltu4ersh tor the Cuoif a
depleted treasury means that these
Glasses cannot bu taken up smother
staf0n unless means osu be raised, aud
that even the instruction 10 tue young
Ofganists may have 10 be- discJnliuuui.
lhe public generally, while we'll dir
p0soi towards tue Chuir, aud not a
little proud Of them, little sense what
% means 10 create such choir aud
support such a body OF singers, 10 say
nothing OF tho tact aud skill needed
IN the conductor Ia keeping them i1-
goiher ana Interested in their work. The
Tabernacle block has becomes yrritnbiu
hivo o. music; through Conductor
Siephens's method aud energy tho
great pipe organs which remained
almost silent from sabbath 10 sabbath
TOT nearly twenty. Year,, nru now
humming from early morning until
datk uuuur the manipulation OF eager
students, sumo Of them o. the expunrr
OF the ouolr uud, that the choir might
have assistant UfgAnists In catu Of
necessity. s,epheuf'a numerous auI
suoocssiul clharub have been all merged
into that great organization, the choir,
nj a great advantage 90 them nnd the
puulic, but, II ought 90 be- rumDmurroJ,
40 "a great financial sacrifice 10 him, a.
what Bee now dvuvus every season tails
uhutl several hundred dollars OF what 30
dld whom u was simply matter OF
0usino'u aud tuition between him ami
hlu pupils.
Tho hard timo. in fact have been