Daily camera., 1899-07-28
Governor D0y
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THOMAS IN BOULDER.
The Governor ana Party Arrives t. Attend
the Chautauqua

the Chautauqua
Governor Charles Thomas and party
arrived at 2:o5 to attend the Governor
day celebration at the Chau,auqua- He
was met at the station by Company H,
commanded by Captain Walsh, and a
number of citizens. The distinguished
party were shown to their carriages pro-
vlded by J. q. Trezise, and at once pro.
ceeded 10 Texado park, escorted by the
militrry company.
he address delivered Yesterday after
noon by Captain Coghlin Of the Raleigh
was well received by the immense throng
OF people which had assembled to hear
the distinguished hero of the late war.
Captain Coghlsn told the story of the
great naval battle from start to finish,
mIngllng the historic and the ludicrous
in pleasing manner. The captain
spoke for almost two hours and at the
| conclusion OF his address many people
took advantage of the opportunity Of
Tered and either grasped his ever ready
hand or took snap shots at him with the
Camera. The captain is pleasant fell
low 10 meet ana is every inch man.
The enthusiasm Of the audience was re
maikable and he was frequently inter-
rupted by applause. AT the very men
ton OF Dewey's name the people went
wild. The captain left on the early train
| Tor Denver.
AT the close Of Coghlan's address
Howard Babcock, who served as coal
\ Passer on the Concord a, the time of the
battle and who was the only Colorado
representative there was introduced
amid much applause. He gave few
words on his Manila experience.
A musical program was rendered in
the auditorium shortly after the address
of Captain Coghlan. Boulder talent
furnished the greater part OF the mum
oers. Miss Berlin. Mrs. Parsons, soprano;
Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Henderson, contral,o;
Miss Greenman. violin; Mr.. Turman,
bass and Mr.. Ed Fonda, baritone, of
Denver, being the main attractions
Floyd Davis, the child prodigy, also sang.
The accompanies were Mrs. Behr, Miss
Bell and Mr.. Stevens.
Not the least interesting of the many
interesting features In the auditorium
yesterday was "the talking wonder"
The instrument resembles in many re-
spects the ordinary gramophone, but diff.
ters in that it can be clearly and distinct.
ly heard in even so large an auditorium
as the Chautauqua main hail. Both in
struments and voices were reproduced
with startling purity of tone. No,with
standing conflicting noises which through
some error in the management were al
lowed to interfere with the early part of
the performance, the audience was de-
lighted with the entire program.
The reception given by the ladies OF
Texas 10 the Colorado people of Boulder
and adjoining towns, was one of the
pleasantest features of Boulder day.
The spacious tent of the woman's coun-
Gil was thrown open tor the purpose.
Behr's orchestra was in attendance and
furnished music for the occasion.
The Boulder band did not appear as
advertised to furnish the music for the
evening concert.
The appearance of Luther Manship
on the platform of the Chautauqua to
deliver his famous lecture "An Evening
of Song and Story" has been looked for
ward to with pleasure by Boulder peo.
pie. Mr.. Manship was booked to ap-
pear here on the S'h and 9Th OF July but
was detained by illness. Boulder was
ou, en- massc last evening TO hear the
distinguished Mississippian and were
highly delighted with him. Mr.. Man
ship is an exceedingly versatile speaker
and kept the attention of his hearers in n
remarkable manner, The stories of the
sunny southland intermixed with song
and pleasautries of ali sorts were most
pleasing, Mr.. Manship is easily the
most entertaining speaker that has ap.
peated mere ms year ana the manage
ment is to be congratulated upon secur
ing talent OF this kinl.
There will be 4 grand concer, BY the
orchestra under John Behr. assisted by
vocal talent tonight.
Tomorrow is excursion day and no
program is announced.
NEW ARRIVALS.
A F Hartman. Ebert, Colo; Mrs c
Richardson, Pueblo. Colo; Miss Jennie
Skinner, c II Skinner. Mrs lohn Fowler.
Mrs c b Spenser and daughter. DR. and
Mrs NJ Fulton. b Mayberry. Denver;
Mrs Lee Peeier. Lee Pecler. Jesse +
Todd, Dallas, Texas; Miss Johnnie
Blame. Sherman, Tefas; f A Scott.