The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-18

Dark was the night
! And dire the scenes
/ About Golgotha's hill:
The jackalS bowling echoes woke
/ In valley dark below:
| The dangling ropes on crosses gaunt
| Against the midnight sky
| Swayed rafting. rafting to and fro
In tn hoarse wind of the night.
All the city calm and restful was
Save where tn accuser of the Lord
| Walked silent. sleeoless.
| Back and forth upon his roof.
Because from slumber startled
Father forgive them. for they know not
what they do"
Except also. the mother of our Lord.
Who vigils kept with Mary and with
| John,
Since yesterday, her son.
The sIeepIess Roman guard keeps watch
/ Upon the Sleeper's silent grave.
But why such care?
| The grave is sealed.
Secured by all Rome's power!
But 10, straightway a form appears.
Clad in respondent garb.
Descending with a sword and shout:
And staggering back, the keepers pale
And fall as they We're dead:
An earthquake shakes the ground,
The rocks are rent.
Life stirs within-the stone rolls back
The Crucified comes forth:
Nor look of pain or anguish now
Upon his radiant brow.
He left Death in the dungeon
He robbed him of his sting
The grave has lost his victory:
~ '9@' - 80 J. D. GILLIAN.
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st. Marks cathedral has been decor
ated with wealth of flowers and ever
green's The following is the programme
of the services for the day;
f.1 Nd
pastor; the Rev; T. 3. Halsey. dean.
munion at and 7:So pm; morning
prayer. holy communion and sermon at
il am: Sunday school carol service at
8 pm: evening prayer and final sermon
on English church history. "A Modern
nm. Work days: Holy communion at
7:30 am; daily morning prayer at am;
daily evening prayer at 4;SO pm The
Easter services will be repeated next
Sunday, St Marks day.
At St Paurs church there will be at
am. a choral celebration of holy COM
munion; am, holy communion. with
music; 9:45, Sunday school Opening of
mite boxes: II am. morning prayer,
holy communion and sermon; 3 pm.
choral service of the united Sunday
schools: 7:3O pm, evening prayer and
sermon.
St Mary's Cathedral.-The musical pro-
gramme is arranged for the pontifical
mass:
Introductory Voluntary (violin).......
................M Master Roy Williams
Louis Dachauer'S LIST Cardinal mass will
be sung by the following choir, with harp
and violin accompaniment:
ment:
SoDranos-Mrs. Hal Moore, Misses Sin
clair. Harley and Keefe.
Altos-Mrs. E. Turner, Misses Burke,
Goss and Johnston.
Tenors-Messrs. B: Mcbride. L. P.
McCalla and w. C. Clements
Bassos-Messrs. T. c. Crawford. ]:
Leyland. A. T. Waltz, II. V. Meloy and
For Offertory. "Haec Dies. .Lambillotte
Soloist Mr.. T. c. Crawford.
''veni Creator ............by La Hache
Miss Burke.
violinist ......Master Roy Williams
o a and Director. Miss Nora Gleason
Sermon by Father A. B. Keenan,.
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The services in Tiff NJ Z. church will
be as follows: Preaching at IL a. m,
by the pastor, on the theme: Life and
Immortality as Revealed by Christ In
addition 10 the regular congregational
singing at this service the following
special music will be rendered: Anthem.
Sing AlIeluia Forth (by Buck in
which the solos will be taken by Mr..
Graham. Mr. Wood. and Miss Hin;
by Nine. Swenson, with violin obligato
by Professor Peterson. Anthem. |
Savior. When Night Involves the Skies
(Shelley). with solo by Miss Tangeman. |
There will also be preaching service at
7:30 in the evening, the pastor giving an
address to the young people. At this !
service the special music will be a tenor |
solo by Mr.. Graham. THE Palms" |
(Faure), and a duet, "Hark, Hark My |
Soul (Shelley), by Mrs. Swenscn and |
Miss Morris. Sunday school at 9:45 q. m. |
and Epworth league at $50 p. m as
usual.
East Side Baptist Church.-Corner of |
Third South and Seventh East. Pastor. |
T. J. Collins will preach this Sabbath at |
II a. m. Theme: The Power of the /
Resurrection" Special attention will be |
given to have appropriate music and the !
church will be beautifully decorated. The |
services in the evening at o'clock will /
be conducted by Mr.. Borden, the superin-
tendent of the Sabbath school, and will !
consist of songs and Rotations by the
pupils.
Easter day at the First NJ. Z. Church.
% East Third South street. will be cele-
brated by an appropriate sermon by the
pastor. Rev. Alfred II. Henry and by
special Easter music from the choir.
Christ is Risen and "Jesus Died for
Us" sung by quartette and chorus will
Drecede the sermon. After the sermon
Mrs. Anna Colburn Plummer will sing
Calvary The service will begin at II
/. m. In the evening at 1880 the exercises
Will be in charge of the Sunday school. !