Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

The greatest literary event Of tho
year Mt the University will be the Lin.
coin memorial services to be given by
the Delta Phi fraternity tomorrow
Sunday evening at the Congregation
nj church. beginning at s o'clock. The
exercises win be- another evidence OF the
energetic spirit that charactcrlzca the
members OF the fraternity. The follow
Ing " the program;
Invocatlon......Dr. James r. Talmagc
Vocal solo ...s..s...........Mr Pyper
introductory address. Thomas Mckay
Lincoln. the statesman.
.... ...... ........H. Claude Lewis
Nochl Hnlosssss sss e. -. .sss.......s..
Lincoln the man. j. Ridges
organ solo ...............Prof. l,adcilnc
on Tuesday the students In every de-
phrtmcnt Of the University after
crowdlng Into room -. appointed n
committee ~ i've students who aru 20
draw up resolutions OF sympathy that
Will be sent % the family of DR.. Harry
Young. n graduate 81 the normal school.
who was recently killed In battle ut
Manila.
In the mass meeting the preparatory
and normal students were aEnln re-
minded that they must be more caro-
ful IN the liberties that are given them
In the buildings ~ the University.
The Varsity students were treated
very coldly last Monday. Because of
hrcakage In the pipes On account Of
the extremely cold night Of Sunday
last. the buildings could not be heated.
and thcrr was no school on Monday
II was not until Wednesday morning
that the west building was properly
heated. and the main building on
Tuesday was very crowded by the adj
dition OF normal ana preparatory stu
dents, who rccite ana study In the west
building.
The boys ~ the University could
scarcely md anything Ia talk about on
Friday. excepting Senator cannon's
address In the Thcntcr.
Both the Delta Phi aud Zcta Gamma
societies were dismissed Thursday
evening and the boys went 10 the Thea
ter 10 hear Senator Cannon.
The petition Of the 20 normal class
asking the faculty 10 give college credit
for practice training. has not yet been
acted upon. II II In the hands OF a
COMMITTEE, one OF whom says that
while there nrc some good reasons for
granting the petition. there nrc also
some rood reasons for refusing IA grant
II. The question was thoroughly dis.
oussed by the faculty before the pres
ont conditions were made part OF the
catalogue,
The Junior football team viii soon
inR their record this season. The pcn-
man Of the l.. -. 4. College IL now
doing the pen work on the trophy The
rlucky juniors have not yet learned
what II II 10 be defeated.
Manager Riser has not heard from
the Missouri State Athletic association |
since sending his letter Of inquiry. The |
boys are beginning 10 believe that tho |
missouri football team has given up Its |
proposed western tour.
The senior class has appointed com.
fnittce To consider plans for clnHa-day |
exercises next June.
Invitations viii soon be out for the |
last OF the Delta Phi balls Of this year, |
u viii be given on the eve OF Washing. |
tons birthday. Tuesday. February |
sist.
The Manila newspapers In the library
students.
Miss IIolton. acting SUPERINTENDENT
Of the city schools. visited several OF |
the teachers at the training school on
ThurHdny, and promised an early visit
To all departments Of the school.
Mr.. cummingn. the science teacher Of
the training school. has been Invited TO
address the teachers OF sanpctc coun-
~ ON February ssth.
AZ mass meeting Of the University
students held on Feb. 0. 1899, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted;
Whereas, We have learned with deep
fNgfct OF the death III Dr. Harry n. |
Young, graduate OF the University In
TIE class OF ~ ". and
whereas, In unselnsh devotion 10 the
cause OF his country ana OF human lib-
crty. retiring from the successful prac-
Tee OF an honorable vocation, leaving
his home. and all that was dear to him,
he responded 10 the first call for vol.
untecrn from this State, and
Whereas, while holding the reHpon-
tible position of Assistant Surgeon,
ranking as lieutenant Of battery A, he
btavely met death In the discharge OF
his duties: be- II
Resolved. That we. the under grad.
uhtea OF the University OF Utah, de-
plore his loss. as that Of a loyal friend
10 the University. a man OF high In
tegrity. respected citizen. and u oour-
ngeouH soldier. and be II
tcrolNcd. That our heartfelt sympathy
nc extended Ia his bercayed mother and
brothers; ana be- II further
Resolved, That "a copy Of these reAo-
luuonH be sent to them, and also given
for publication 10 each OF the daily
papers OF Halt Lake city, and to the
University Chronicle.
CHESTER AAIEs,
JOS. j. CANNON
GRACE NELSON.
III. cLAUD LEWIS,
ROSCOE 4. GROVER.
Committee.
HIGH SCHOOL.
The much-talkod-of senior class ban.
puct occurred last evening nj Tho KEN |