Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-17
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Victor H1Eo's Les Mi=ersbles-" II
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AID appropriate gestures M Irvine
hzs highly cultivated V0ice and a
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Cu1a Vas sple1did-
Il brought the Q1ick blD5i 10 the
hezrls q many = tF1s American man
and E0n5zn. z1d tears tG the eyes Of
Dgre than 0-= This part q his
speech shg1l1 hs is1rd b. the Amsri-
czn o0Bgress- It SBguld ne heard b.
eFeTy a15Ien1e that can bs gathered.
His 6engnciztion q t5s policy % or
g0Terum=1t u lis constant support Of h
Spain. be declared il was an ont
rage o. h1uz1 liberty, and : desc
Grafton d t1@ American Constitution.
that ON gJYernmsnt should Be the
friend o. tyranny. the foe q freedom.
He pictured ne grzspiog aTaTice Of
this aye - tle hollow mOcksTy that
might ruin the American people, zs
did the .-IiOlloN- Of Ahsinr sEzl-
lO~ the Curraisiers .Of Ssp0le0n's
army.
He received an ovation Of applause
a. be concluded, and the house rang
Eilh appreciation Of his courageous, /
polished AID fearless arraignneut Gf
Spanish cruelty 10 her o0l0nists and
the Indifference Of Americans 10 their
sUHerings.
viii Bzbcock, was well rec eived in
ais baritone solo number and grace
fully acknowledged an effort % recall !
him.
Miss Myrtle Marsh, in a dramatic J
Of Mary Queen Of Scots" i
the tragic scenes Of the
-Oysl Queen's life in 4 manner that 1
held the vast audience spellbOund,
md al the close won a most hearty J
applause for her spirited aud grace
III delivery.
Mrs. J. H. McNary and Dean Herr /
age OF the college of music now sang.
on, But We Two Went Maying," in
most finished manner. Mrs. Lloyd
!. Reynolds. read the alumni essay, :
Our Business Woman" II was a a
practical review Of the a
Ocizl and industrial condition Of
American women. II was a hOmely
lea Tor nOmellke women.
The graduates Of the past keep up Y
heir literary skill, as was shown by q
his entirt program, an evidence IN Z
tself Of the enduring qualities Of old Z
polish. =
Hail Willamette" vas sung with a P
i'm By Prof. Heritage and them all. 0
THE BANQUET II
ihich followed was all the heart
Ould desire. IL showed that the y
alumni excel, even after :
ntering the humdrum walks OF do
lestic life. They were equalled by
manner in which they
ere waited upon by the young lady
:. W. c. 4. sOphOmOres aud Juniors. I