Daily camera., 1899-07-14
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CHAUTAUQUA DOlNGS.
Lectures. Picnics and Entertainment. Fili
the Program

IHt Program.
The {. L. S. c. round table discussed
the Greatest Dangers Threatening
American Institutions" Yesterday after
noon. The discussion waxed warm at
times. No definite conclusion was reach.
ed, but all the present issues Of the dav
were brought forward and reviewed in
their true aspect.
The lecture which was to have been
given by Prof. Cannon last evening on
The Geological Wonders of Clear Creek
Canon" was postponed on account Of
the rain storm.
A dance was given In honor OF the
Chautauqua young people last evening
at Masonic hall. Few couples were
present but pronounced the affair a
grand success. Behr's full orchestra
furnished the music.
Mrs. F. A. Baker and daughter. May,
arrived at the grounds yesterday morn
ing. They have secured tent No. ia,
next to Prof. Stevens on Chautauaua
street. They will remain throughout
the summer
Laurant, ",he magician" was the main
attraction last night. The manipulations
OF the slight Of hand were exceedingly
new and interesting. Laurant is a Den
yer product and may be pronounced
very clever.
The Talking Wonder of the Paris
Gramaphone, manufactured by Colum-
ba Photograph Co. OF New York, was ex-
hbited after the performance of Laurant
last evening. The program was too long
and the time too short to exhibit the in
strument to its full advantage. The
owners will give another exhibition a, an
early date,
DR.. Wilson was on the sick list all day
yesterday. President Long took his
place as superintendent and gave the
announcements at the evening entertain
ment.
A great deal of complaint is being
registered agains, the management of
the dining hall for the truck" that is
thrown at the people three times a day
al their regular meals. Many people
threaten to leave the grounds unless the
fare is improved at once This is the
only draw back to the Chautauqua. Its
a shame TO expect people who are used
to good wholesome food TO submit to the
treatment they now get at the hands of
III rs ~ L. IT
say that the fare is rotten" is to put it
mildly. Every one hopes from day to
day and from meal TO meal that things
Will improve, but TO no avail. Meat is
the only item OF food tha, is plentiful,
and that is stale. Vegetables are rare
and the fruit unedible. Don't let the
Chautauqua be made failure on ac-
count of this affair which can be so easily
remedied.
The musical and elocutionary enter.
,alnment to be gwen al Silver Plume to-
morrow is one of the bes, yet offered by
the Chautauqua talent. The special
rain leaves Boulder at Sal a. m. and
will return about J p, m. in time for the
evening address in the auditorium BY
General J. S. p. Goblin Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Nearly every body on the Chau,auqua
grounds will 80 on the excursion. The
program is in charge of Miss Minnie
NJ. Marsh of Texas.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Nora Goodwin, Dunson, Texas; Kaih.
crime Fisher, Miss Edith Teller, Mrs
Thos Nethrow, T H Baker, Mrs John
Gray, Adabelle Likens, Joseph Callow,
Denver; Mrs G w b Dealy, Miss Stella
Henderson, Miss Minnie Bradford, Dal-
las, Texas; Nes,a NJ Waite, Highland
Lake, Colo; Sara B Lewellyn, Eroet
Howard, Mrs Mary X Bennett. Miss
Lena Bennett, Miss Nellie Bennett,
Greeley, Colo; VIM A Webb, Mrs VIM A
Webb, Faye,te, Mo; Howard Russell, s.
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