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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
COLLEGE DEDICATION.
THE SPLENDID sUllpHG CROWDED.
Ads,esscs by Prominent ,iE,en' Dedi-
eatory Prayer by Apostle iirigh'"
Young Reception aud Ball.

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even. th1t has lkrn place loo Logan
Cor ,,,rv ,ears t1u. the deGcauou
.... t,ntIl.
services 81 th' miEhil'c "'"
irg ~ She Brigham Young ''h'H.'
npes.l .sdiy under most aIlsp.C Dts cir.
-.. 80 ,....u,.r pf.,ttisd
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and pui i1r ,hc kn0"'is OF sue
chat 1uiv q limited number ~ p.Jp
,.,rf .,t,.,fy .rlr,,... to the services,
mad 49,,
Nlere N"ul nav ",''
ouipuuriug ~ people, 1s uniNt tA' 10 tu'
IL ,,hiD,!at al the Fnecsufu. compile.
NC
t'ph q" sur
The hlnwiiul n.W c1tpfh Wniph was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

making the institution onc N ihe most
cnmplSto Of lbs Kind In the sta.c.
Tho new building JUS detiraiei ~
situated On the northwest corner OF inc
rrnuuds. II s ISIS feet long ami up o. -
fcss wide. The foundation wais ave
butt NJ dark blue lime stone nshlar UP
III the first door. the walls above, OF
selected bun brick with blush gray
sandstone trimmings. The roof has a
i.btial projection and together with a
tr,ycr over the main entrance. 80 iof-
Nor. aud other well placed linumchtl-
tIUn. helps to give 10 the whole % SUD
sinuiml and dignidcl appearance.
neither TOO plain nor over lded. put
well Indicating the purpose u Is M
M general architectural feature ~ the
building may be said O. belong TO the
Hamnuceque style W architecture. II
consists Of two distinct pass connected
bv u spacious main entrance hnll Ihere
ia "a nigh Placement under the entire
building. the floor " which il nearly
oven with the ground and there u ann
pie ventilation underneath 80 Keep II
dry.
Tho south Part NJ the building con-
tains tho gymnasium. lavat0rlcs and
bath rooms frr both sexes on the nrst
nlbr. teachers room tAlso used ns
mcastiring filml. tclrhofF bath room
and bovs lockers room on the second
fl1or. south n the gymnasium. and on
the moor above this. students society
room and tank room.
The gymnasium proper II 70 fert long
and " feet wide In the clcnr. The room
extends from floor 10 roof without OBJ
structiuu The roof ls suppurtel by
strong but neat steel ifusscs. To the
latter Il also suspended running track
p feet above The main iDjr. The entire
ruaf construction IL oncu 10 vlcW ana
neatly finished and Vanished. Tho
ihVaioriua and hnth rooms are situated
south " the gymnasium with separate
exits fn the grounds flr each sex. Hot
nnd cold water " supplied t. shnwcfi,
ntr. ff1m tanks in the attic above.
tho water being heated by ~ WINES
heater In the basement. I. Ia the lrtcn-
zion In the future % have bath rooms
and locker rooms In the basement and
In addition 10 this. two plunge baths.
a. prortf.. however. the basement IN
the south rhrt ls divided into class
rooms containing biological laboratory.
biological class room, physical lahlras
tory, physical class tunni and room tot
Tho apparatus provided
Tor the gymnasium nre of 'hn most
modern typr and 90 expense hos been
spared tn make fhls the foremost lnail-
tuition Tor physical culture IN the
state
Thc north p,rt " the building con-
tuius ON the nrst ilonr, the prraldcntH
Office, furultv HnH srrrs.ury'st MONS.
rooms fur normal work and history. In
tho basement below there are rooms fnr
mathematics. Language and English.
There IL lecture hall ~ foot by a feet.
with a seating capacity Of 100 persons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT

The White Mercantile Company hiu
provided u great variety ~ Food 50
pies especially for the Holiday iuii,
al prlres which enable them % olri
within the reach OF consumers AlA
smiil mans.
For awen,y yours We have hen p,
leading puryeyurs to the Sali Lake pah.
lie. and We are proud ~ the fact ihti
w 20 dale all lmiutGrs are leH bfh|hi
In eh. race. The pubic AZ The hfi'
ildgc4 We invite AL b. OUT sh1E,
commencing wednesday evening ne
sis, inst. On Thursiay everything WI
be FOR sale. Fancy prices ony Tor iar'
"a Reel Prime th3ins. Choice Turkey
Geese Ducks. grain led Mutton, MIA
white Veal, home f"d btmb, SUCKING
pigs, at ordinary prices.
The Grocery Department i WI
stocked with staple aud Fancy uo,l''
California Fruits ana Vegetables one
!. H. WHITE
MaHigtf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
HON. GEORGE N. WHITAKER HOME.


Hon. George NJ. whitaker. cx.s.a,s
Senator and county ccmmlssioner-elect.
came home from Kansas City last
night. Mr.. Whitaker has been East
to represent Utah a, the meeting % the
Federation OF Labor. which convened a,
Kanfas cky recently H. reports that a
most harmonious meeting was held. The
general opinion Of the workers Of the
country II that times are improving.
and that The difficulty OF getting Nv
Ing is growing less. but that the change
comes very slow. The delegates at the
conventions were n urit against the
expansion policy " the administration.
only one man raising his voice In It's
favor. Mr.. whitaker says that che
tendency II 60 a still closer drawing to-
gc;her % .hc t1ller NJ the nation and a
determination 20 work along the lines
of education 20 gain these ends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
Patallel.1r lhe ulah PnclRe.

Word comes up from she eiu,h that
ths myr,.r Ions PARTY " engineers
who are surveying 90 slu,h ru unh
are nov enEaE,d 20 ruuaing a parallel
llp- io tn usaA * Pacific. II Il
% lgh, th1i they are heading flr The
Nevada IN" win ~ uhico 1T Jumping
shg portion q rhe odd q. H. grade
@Ech was constructed years ago south
ifai wen thfluLi Nevada.
The ttah a Pacific are urlug shai
portion 10 tn rIale shti - ln utah.
and 10 Il Ih3ughs ihis ,ic Southern pu-
clio surveyors are az. mpt.ug 90 0h 'k-
ma.e thc McCuHn o. 3pl1 with the pl-
sect - defrhtsg ~ fhiaNlrs OBJ tclrs
So thr way - ,Ac carly c1nplgt ul
their raid % she cooss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
CANE DOWN FOR MeClAany.


sheriff Hogan. of Teton county. Mont.
came down from che North this morn.
lng with rtqulsElnn papers on Governor
Wells for noi Mccllmmy. arrested here
nearly a week ago on q telegram from
Helena, ordering HE apprehension Tor
highway robbery.
The sherin WAS soon by a News" re-
porter after his vlai, go the Governors
uliicc, where his papers were duly hon-
urrd 10y The state'r executive Asked
cor The facts connected with McCum.
my's exploits In Helena, he refused 10
tttt- .hem, aud exhibited spirit OF
triicsnce, hardly go he admired irfter
abe clever capture ~ tn prisoner The
oiiicgr stated. however that Mcclam-
ny had borne very good repusa lion as
a peacoable citizen until recently. Mr..
Marsh. the gentleman with him when
attesSed, was prominent stopkman ~
has ssc,Iln. I'hs sheriff leaves with his
charge this evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
DISPUTE oyrn PROPERTY.
Claim y Mistake was Made In u Deed by
Not Ipsiuding Certain Premises,

Thomas r.. Taylor and wiz, were
made defendant In a sui hrlugh, by
Anna Marks In tho Third 1i-iric, court
guday. by which judgment II prayed
f1r the reformation of a mortgage deed
fo certain premises; fnr u temporary
in junction 90 restrain defendants from
In any way interfering with th' ~ per-
~. ana Tor $500 damages The cum-
plain, n,is oui that plaintiff IN August.
isM, loaned ar ndants me sum ~ S.
900 on certain real estate. upnn which
was % two-si1ry brick dwelling, fran.
and Iron Whfeh1uss ana an adobe bare
situated on West snW.h Temple slrees
Foreclosure proceedings were insgtut-
ed, and M March. 1875. the property
was bought Ia 10y the plaln,in ~ the
sharlf's sale, and In September o sher.
ms dotl was duiy executed and d.
llverfd h. he.
some timr laSor defondaniF caused 3,
De- t0rn down The west wall N Tho ware
hnuH' at ih' tack ~ ;he prC misses. and
unless restrained. pnlntlff alleges. will
tear down the east wall. n N also
flosgd iha' mistake was made In
not giving ih9 pr0per description ~ shs
premises ln the m0flRAge decd. ana
that a portion ~ the brick premises
ana war house Wis lert out
Tho mistake. nlhintln says, was not
dlfrlVerrl until thH rlnlm ~ the de-
PENDANTS was made, when "a survey of
tn premises was taken. wish a ylaw OF
discovering the exact description ~ The
ground tina. should have been Included
In ghe mortgage and sharln's deed.
Judge ll'fH granted "a temporary re-
'Training order, and made thr same re-
turnablc saturday, January Z. 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

y. y, sheblcy. cS.trafilc manager q,
the Union Pacific, II In the city.
-. ". llcrghcy ~ the accounting a..
pnrtmcnt Of the %. =. L. leaves hnirsi
Tor Chicago for his holidays
\. u. koouer 81 the Missouri Parlf.
referring to last nights dlsmish.
which states that the Union Pataf 3
after the Alton In connection with he
Missouri Pacific. said today that Il was
undoubtedly correct. lie said % au
only tho carrying out NJ the program
he had given % the News" sons
days ago.
oregon Short Lime officials wh, r..
Gently returned from Idaho. state that
4. W. Middleton Of New York has lfen
az Boise city and that beyond d quss.
ti0n 10 nolse Nampa aud owyhu fall.
road VIII he built through the cimlns
wear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

The county commissioners yesterday
appointed the following road supervlH-
1is fnr 1888 and 1900 for the districts
rimei: Joftph W. Goatca, Lehi: WIN.
~. HIndlty. American Fork; jos. n,
uitoman. Alpine. John G. Nelson.
piearlnt Grove; Wm, Marley, Vineyard,
~. a. Partridge. Provo Bfnch. james
.. Snow. Provo. Jas Peterson. Cedar
hort. w. %. Bccksirom, Lake shore;
A. w. llarmar fprngvlllc. -. u.
Eyars. Spanish Fork Lafayette John
son. Mlpl..an: James u. Pace. payson;
/. ~ smith. San.lquin: Samuel n.
Curls. sllsm: Wn, r. Harper. Spring
Lakei Goo. ~ Mcclellan, benjamin;
James Mitchell. clinton. John :. Lewis,
Tuck q. James Brown, Highland.
W N. s1mmervllle ana !. j. Trimmer
~ Manning. elected To the Offices Of
Justice ~ the neree and Constable re-
spectivsly. respectfully serii "A commun-
lratlon - igie eject that they We're
elected without their consent ana would
O. fuse 10 Justify,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
PROVO. UTAH.

The Jury In the oaso ~ VIM. Kitchen
W the II. a. W. Ry. CO.. in which
pilinsin sued for $4,000 damages for
personal injuries. returned - Vcrdtu, VI
no cause Of action. riN ~ the Jurors
aRrt-sd 10 this ycrdlrt. two. George
Cunningham and Henry NJ. smith. fnlles
10 agree.
All the Jurors were discharged Tor
the term.
The ease ~ \. ], schoneli W W. T,
Williams was dismissed On motion u
plaiL.in
An order has been made authorizing
the clerk 90 colltot a Zee ~ $3.50 TOT
She Ming % an answer In ANY cause,
continuing a cgosA.c1mplalng, counter.
oaim. set on, on affirmative allegation.
Estate OF John W. Turner. dcc.ared.
December aith set ilr hearing petition
Tor supplemental decree,
En.iie Of Thns. l., thrown, deceased,
application Tor letters Of administration
granted O. Sarah w. Brown. bond $500.
Euatc 0f Thomas Roylaucc. deceased.
letters Of administration granted 10
Iihlllnda Royllncc, bond $500.
u. q, W ny. 60. VI Utah county 81
al. by agreement restraining order run-
uuusd IN forcv ana hearing OF cuuyo
continued an further order OF she court
1r agreement OF counsel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
NOTES.

Justice Nelson has sent Ike Jones to
jail for contempt u court In refusal To-
satisfy judgment.
The latest news from Mira Fidciin u.
Hamilton " tu the eiirct that rlw now
shows some improvement.
Secretary John James ~ the Utah
Cnubrinn nH-ocintion Today received a
neat Christmas nnd Nuw Nuar card from
Or. aud Mir. Joseph Parry. nt cnrtfef
Pennrth. Wales.
Many friends OF sister Mary Ann
Hyde ~ the second ward viii b. pleased
10 learn that after m Illness of nvc NJ
ak weeks she II now recovering AMI
expects soon to be- out again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
shsplihes in Court.

rs. 7-ro or Emma webb ana her '.:-
tlc daurh,ar Pearl. arrested Tor shop
fsus ara charged Win potl, nrceuy.
Na being tried before ia, Toe TIM
l'ry md a jury ths afternoon, Blgh
pla aided not gua.y. ana whlle the jury
was lng cmplneled, Mrs. webb wCp.
D isly, Attorney Joseph Lppn o.
pr sepiri tle defrnGlnts. while 20.
hce Court a. ~ Chr't uithl handed N
ease for the prosecution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
VIII Build % Inc West pl,.

II Is NV a sec.l,d fact shat th sl,,
Lake & Mercur rillruad has ie..r.
mlDod 10 colelras iis road to che wa.t
pip mining dls,ro., during he comma
yiar This VA DE- a b3on u az m.g
uwnrrf NJ Fhe atw camp The arN
shay "nginf .hN has been - long an
he road hIs 90 la.i arrived anu NH
be delivered at Fairfield today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
The Chime, Sale.

Tho sale for the Christmas ana New
Years presentations of The Chimes Of
Normandy opened w Nvcly rate al
the Thrator this morning, Manager
Pypcr states ehit the Inquiries for NATL
me- s-dis indicate that a Ciristmis
n..lnee eouid have been given A. well
~ ons on New year had 81 been deemed
1uVls Dltle
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Judgment for rlaln,lr.

ludee lllles today rendered iudgmen.
Tor The plaintiff Tor $4,000 ana SlOO az
inrnoys fees ara cnF,s. In the case %
proslndn y. Richards " n. q. nitner
- al. This was an action 20 recover
on cewlIn prnmlssory note secured
Wy mortgage, Mrs n. n. nitner and
the Commercial National hank claimed
an ir' r'7, Nm the mnr'raged prcmises.
hut Tho court held thar u was suhse-
quent 90 plaintiffs Hen AMI gave iudg-
nent atoirdlngly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Elder Anihon II. Lund. NJ the coun-
oil q Apostles. win addres the seandi-
navian Saints In their meeting on
Christmas day al 10 O'clock am. The
mo. ling i 80 be held In .the new choir
nhli. kncards street, and all are
cordially invited,
MAtTiN cHnITopHBRsoN.
y. NJ. SJODAiII..
JENS =. JENSEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Judge darshati yesterday afternoon
sentenced Barney Ecksteln, convicted
~ selling Intoxicating liquors 10 lnil-
S,l,e prison ana 10 pay nnr ~ 500
and also The costs % prosecution. Al
bert Davis, holng an empluye M Eek
stein. WAS ltt 81 with a term ~ thirteen
mln,hs In ghs state prison and a hn-
Of kiUO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
YOUR GROCER SELLS

Wilson. Of Eureka. his interes 4, -
Minnie Moor and the Frtctlon r,i,' Ivy
claims, both In she Tiutlc d.s.fle1 ~,
james Wilson. ~ Eureka has t,,,.'
ierred to Joseph Wilson me Inter- y,
the grlntOr tu che sunny gids m,sir.
claim. also In Tlntic jnssph Nh.
has sfursferrtd the uh0vr trs.nel ri,i,..
10 u. l.. COlhnrn. Of sih Iute. In ,r,,.
TO be uanHfetred 90 comrtay Ia -
Incorporated by Messu Wilson. ~.
born. u. A. kcyes, u. W. nnncrsn "a
n. u. Jones, ana known ~ Inc Crss,
Point Mining and Milling cbmpry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

IN the cass u Robert X. Smith W
J. l., Forbes 81 a.. and The same plain
TN W II. r. Jones e. al. judge Hiie,
today gave nlaintln leave 10 amend hls
complaints by making Sarah Gibbons "a
defend ant. ami fhen ordered a ooniinu-
aucr Or ihe ,egm.
Az criminal jurors, with the exception
Vt those engaged IN the Rrndlc ease, Were
excused for thN term by JudsV Ililes
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
DOlNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

In thp police cnuw Today die splr..ug
fi.r.rrty forfeited ,As aum ~ SalO flr
NlulDIng city ordlrlncls.
J. Mon;or, chals 4 W%h keeping d
missed, she Ncense having been plld ln
the meantime,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

with mote har1shlp-. sui required
mlie courage un the part - those haV-
Ing So perform ihem than active ser-
Vice ltfe.f, After = gen nal haudshlk-
Ing arb the cNirndiug ~ the seas sis
compliments. thv mSn withdrew.
The guldon Will b. placed among ght
aruhlycs u thr state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Gnowers' convention, which Will be bela
ncxt ncnlh az Denver. The I'd,
tranie Wcs,trn h1 published a raae
81 Sls from SAT- Lake 20 Denver during
rer ume OF she meeting A grtai many
signinid thelr pttension OF attending.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Tho reception Of tho ssuohcrs In the
puailc schools to Dr. Mliispaugh. rctlr.
Ing aup. ril,endeut " city schools. will
occur a. the knulsford tonight besides
Other matters on the program thern will
be- music by the ilgh school orchestra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
uiah Stock GroMer, 10 Noel.

nhers N.ll be- meeting Of the stock
iNisers' ssnt.a.ioH 81 ulah called
shlriy-.he exact dite Is No vet
krowa-to consider whG action should
lie akfu regarding International Stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

The decd cor TIT PiNeob property.
delivered today 81 tho MONEY bclag
ps.d over ~ .Cic original owners % fhe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
pnL,seursr NOTICE

nulilon-Beck Tunnel company, pnhe'
ual ofhU., 1loom ~ Mt,n
Hook cry ot Hhlt Lake N'a'
OF Utah,
NOTIct:.-Thero are dohnlu'hl un
Following described stock On areoun' u.
nsso1Hnunt No. Z Of y cent lft sn1
IN the capital Stock 81 lAin ~ th'
levied on IN. end of November ~ ,,,,,t
r,vernl amounts rat opposite the hari
of the respective shareholders ~"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

IN preparing for the rooa ,.,.
,nrisimhs done forget that a rsa. ior
i.atute Tor a suooessfui nssr,' 'es'ar,
Dakins powder. When yon ! TIE
sv9d a quality as the u, va, nave a.
rlsht, No other baking nn,. ~ all
elu,l quality With the n = 'iSWust u
~ low price. When you thlst ~ ~ a.
,he quantity ana quality canbG'. y Al
y quarter when you buy Il. INC, ns.l iir
a.au'iy sec that 4 Is better v,iys1 Saa
any other baking powder sold '' 'Ain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

ENPgRiENcEp MAS To HELL otI
In Grnrrry. Now York cash Store ~
Main ~. tsfl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
TO Cunn A com " on M,

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tahi..,
AL druggists refund the money h /,
fails TO CURE. 25c. The genuine IA,
l.. u. q. ON each tahlo,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
PROVO.
fourth District. Cour,

DEC. ~. ises
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-07-29
Ice cold soda water every day in
the week and on Sunday at the
Palace Drug Store Fountain.
LOCAL TIE MS.

Capt. Tom Murphy is quite
sick.
@ Ii. Kistler, the well known
piano tuner, was here from FL
Paso the fret Of the week.
There will be q meeting Of the
Hillsboro National Guard this
Saturday evening to consider i'm
portant business. A full attend
ance is deslsed.
Last Friday morning, July %,
1898, there arrived at the residence
of Mr., and Mrs. Harvey A. Ringer,
at the s. l.. G. Ranch, beautiful
baby girl. The big eattleman feels
very proud and hnppy over this
event, and Is the happieet looking
man who drops into town these
days.
w. l.. O'Kelly has taken n
lease and bond on the Mastolon
mine, and is looking for The ex.
tension Of the famous Bonanza
gold vein thereon.
james p. Mitchell, Esq, cl ark
of the Third Judicial District
Court, was here circulating among
his many friends THE week.
The Misses Vrgie aud Flor.
ence Miller, daughters OF the big
democrat merchant of Lake Valley,
returned to their home on Tuesday
after pleasant wait Of several
days with Mrs. Scott + Keller.
Col. Dave Dissinger, the
mighty hunter, went up the North
Percha one day this week and
bagged % Wild pigeons or
course II remen. bered the editor.
Col Dave always does.
Mr.. Ward, travelling represen-
tative of the Albuquerque Demo.
crat, was In Hillsboro last Satur-
day and made US a pleasant call.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-07-29
THE PATRIOTIC CONCERT

The patriotic concert given AZ
the Court House Wednesday even
ing, for the purpose of aiding the
normal institute fund was the
occasion for q large and enthusias-
tic audience. The program opened
with the Battle hymn of the
Republic" followed by we'll
rendered solo "There's No Flag
Like the Red, White and Blue" by
Miss Dora Titus. Edna Anderson's
recitation The Dying Soldier" was
q gem. The piano solo The
Presidents March" was given by
Miss Maude Anderson with char
acteristic energy and precision.
"On the Banks of the Wabash, Far
Away" was sweetIy rendered by
Miss Pauline Mayer. "Follow the
Lead of Old Glory" was stirringly
supg by Prof. Bennett and chorus.
Mr. Ray Grayson touched a tender
chord in his song Hang Out the
Flag that Mother Made" Miss
Maude O'kelly's recitation "Music
on the Rappnhannock," with piano
accompaniment, was one OF the
features of the evening. The young
lady has decided talent in the
elocutiouary line. anchored, ="
vocal solo by Mr.. F. Higgins, was
artistically sung. what Did
Dewey Do To Them, by Prof. Ben,
nett, called forth stormy applause
and an eucore. Mrs p. J. Bennett
then rendered THE Star Spangled
Banner" with beautiful effect.
Miss Susie Dunn's Mariners
Evening Hymn" was a delightful
piano number. Miss Mona Muir.
phys solo "My Sweetheart Went
Down With the Maine" went
straight to the hearts OF her hear
ers and was a distinct emotional
success. Prof Benefits reading,
The Rough Riders" captured the
house and called out, as an encore,
an exceedingly clever bit of facial
acting. Mr.. Ray Grayson's "AlI
Look Alike to Me" was
simply immense and the young
maj. was compelled to give a sec
ond rendition. Miss Eva Dissin-
ger as musician, and Prof. Mayer
as conductor of the concert showed
true artistic execution. In the
choruses Miss Addie Titus and
Messrs. e w. Clark and j. T.
Collard were exceedingly fine.
The entertainment closed with the
singing of America Joined by
the audience. Altogether the con
cert was a complete success.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-07-29
BETTER FROM HARRY
KENDALL.

FRlENp CRumRiNE: Well, John
Lannon and | got in II Troop,
Capt. Curry, and Green got in d
Troop. We are now within 400
yards of the bay, under marching
orders, but | don't know when we
will go. Some Of the boys are
very tired Of waiting. Nearly
everybody in camp is sick, and
Tampa has been condemned ~ n
camping gronud. 1t ought TO be
The mosquitoes 60 in droves down
here with bills foot long. | am
Jumps all over. We don't have
good water here. Well, write soon
HARRY.