Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-07
OESERET EVENING NEWS
TIE EISTEDDPOD Is ENDED.
Big Concert In The Tabernacle VI
Saturday EYsnlrS.
thirty n,o Fheusand People Have
Attended the greatest n"''cni res
ti,ni Ever Held tn the West.

"Cymrp am Bytin
The gront El!sdsiod is q thing Of
the past as iaet, but 40 q pleasant
rnsmory 1t will slwoye be present. GA
Saturday evening the grand hnsle was
reached Ia the concert at tbs Tabef'
nacle. The great building received a
vasl audience estimated at twelve
thousand souls AMI interest war NJ lie
bits highest point--not on account OF
the natural liking In humsn beings TO
see struggle for supremacy, but hav'
ing soon che best man win" the
audience OF s iturday night iolt sRt.s.
, faction In the anticipation OF sesirg
aud hearing the best efforts OF tac
vlctou.
In spite OF the big parade AMI lie
thousands OF spectators the Tabernacle
was early Oiled Win lovers OF mutic,
VINO had been witnesses OF the largest
Ealeddio1 ever hali ia America with
ne exception Of the o. o Ut the Worid'S
Fair.
gAis Territory can claim tho dlslinc-
ton Of having inaugnfaiod In the
West tns old Welsh custom of holding
an annual ElateddioJ, aud whom thu
next one In npli year from now In
beaver the Great affair which haf Just
ended viii be- Eu example well w0tthy
Of limitation by our Colorado itienGs;
anu no doubt the otJ ect OF their cfior.s
viii he 10 excel. IL pOssiblc, tho results
achieved by Utah's Cambfisns anu
their associates. rhs program Sstuf-
day night opened with the eluging Of
"hen Wind ~ Nhadau," AdIudiutlor
Watkins rendering the eOlo anu the
J vast Asemblage lOiuiug In the chorus.
/ The DeuhHltsr band played Ltu'-
Der's "Fest." the overture upon the
rendition Of which the prlso was won
and words uf praise received. Mr.
Watkins then sang the baritone song,
"Ths Watcher" anu was loudly ap-
plautcd. Tho Orphous male chorus,
the Cecilia aud Bel Csnto female
chofuscs rendered thair contest pieces
aud the Denver mixed chorus gave a
fins rendition OF "Hafk, Hafk, My
5oul,D which had not been sung by
them before In this city. Solos were
sung by Mrs. Scott ana Nests. J. Cor
don Jones anu Yuillo, Of Denver,
Mr.. Charles Kent, OF Ogden,
anu mrs. Nellie Dfuce- Pugs.
ley and Misc Mabio Cooper
OF Salt Lake. All were gwen mag
nificent applause, hut 40 no encore.
were permitted the audience was satis-
lied with one rendition of each. "rhe
Star Bpangled BAunefv wac the
theme OF Haydn Evsns's sol, on ths
grand organ. His mastorly rendition
Of the piece demonstrated the mu-
sician's reliability. This Tabc rnacls
choir sang tho "halelujsh Chorus,' u
Ms u finishing touch 10 tho greatest
musical event In the history Of Utah
ADJupIcAToRs sERBaADED.
Tho Dsnhalter band. under Prot
Anton rederson's difeciofship ant
with Manager Moskln as pilot, sore
naued the AdjudicatoTs at the Temple.
ton. Mr.. Watkins anu Mr.. Evan
thanked the boys IN very neat speechti
aud the band replied with three rous
Ing cheers.
MAJOR AND MINOR.
"Good.by. now, whatever"
Tue Denver singers lott for HON,
yesterday.
The visitors have enjoyed them
selves.
Adjudioalor Davis visited 5sltal
Saturday.
Secretary James begins to feel tn
result Of his hard work.
Treasurer Morris has been busy max
Ing out checks for the cash przss.
Fifty cents IL cheap rate from og
den and IL brought big crowd.
Governor rhomas dined the al
Indicators al hlb residence yeslerds.
evening.
Professor Stephens announces tina
he will have q chorus al tho Denys
Eiseteddfod.
Tbs butte band gave concer, q
Fort Douglas. In company WITH III