Daily camera., 1899-07-07
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CROWDS STILL COMING.
Attendance at the Chautsuqua Increases
at Gratifying Rate.

Happiness reigns supreme at the
Chautauqua. The car loads of furniture
have arrived. The beds, the dressers,
washstands and mirrors are all there.
Superintendent Wilson in stating the
arrival of the goods announced that no
longer would Boulder people be forced
to make allowances for the "tin pan
nnsh" noticeable in the toilets of the
Texas young ladies on the grounds, as
henceforth there would be no necessity
for pressing wash basins into service for
mirrors.
The address, by Prof. Minis of Trim
ity college, North Carolina, yesterday
afternoon entitled Some Tendencies of
Thought in the Nineteenth Century"
was very instructive and interesting,
Prof Minis holds the chair of English in
the alb ove named institution.
Last evening the concert given by
Behr's band before the regular program
was a fine musical treat. The concert
lasted for an hour and half The man.
dolip and guitar club of Denver furnish
ed the music at the prelude TO the ster-
optcon lecture by Mrs. McClurg. The
audience was large and appreciatlve.
Mrs. McClurg is talented speaker She
was assisted by DR.. Bracket of the uni
verslty. The views were nicely portray.
ed on the large canvas. The subject Of
the lecture was the people of the
Pueblos."
Regular classes were organized in the
several departments yesterday and every
thing moved along like clockwork. DR..
Russell and Prof. Cannon gave lectures
to large classes in mathematics and
m.ns1alogy,
The management of the Chautauqua
yesterday issued permits to all employees
of the association, to be good during the
entire session. This is boon to the EN-.
ployes of the dining hall and cultivates a
good healthy feeling between employe
and employer. The spirit of general
good feeling engendered by this act of
kindness on the part of the management
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A picnie excursion to Boulder canon
will be given on Saturday under the
supervision of Prof. Cannon. The party
will start from the main entrance at s a,
m and will spend the entire day in the
mountains. These excursions promise
to be very pleasant affairs and are looked |
forward to with enthusiasm by the Chau-
tauquans.
A telegram has been received from
Mr.. Manshlp of Mississippi which an
nounces his inability to oe present at the
Chautauaua to fill his engagement, until
next week. Homer T. Wilson will de.
liver his famous lecture entitled The
Royal Man" this evening to fill the va
cancy made by Mr.. Manship's illness.
Mr.. Rob,. J., Wallace lec,ured on
Business Methods" at the business tent
this afternoon. The lecture was valu-
able one to all who heard it.
The crowds at the Chantauqua grounds
continue to increase. There are already
four hundred people on the grounds and
every train adds to the number. The
new arrivals of yesterday were: Mrs
Gilbert McClurg OF Colorado Springs,
Mrs NJ Standiter, Mrs Nemeiee, Deni.
son, Texas; Miss Mamie Hooks, Miss
Mabel Williams, Texarkana, Texas;
Miss NJ Bush, Texarkana. Arkansas; Mr.
and Mrs J A Jones, Mrs J Hoffman.
Norman, |. T; Miss Lulu Allison, Nc.
Kenny. Texas; Mrs Townsend, Corsi.
cana, Texas; Miss Mary Melton, Sher.
man. Texas; Mrs L Tyler, Denver, Colo;
Mrs V A Moore, Yoakum. Texas; ME
Munton, La Grange, Texas; Mrs Gull.
ford Wood, Denver, Colo; Miss NJ NJ
Burdick, with The West Club Woman"
Denver. Colo; Mrs w Tel,on, Denver,
Colo; Mrs ] Welch, Fort Collins, Colo;
Mrs T A Tompkins. Denton. Texas;
Anna Baldwin, Greenville. Texas; f NJ
Barber, Cherokee. Texas; Matte Pullen,
Miss Ida Gardner. Sherman, Texas; c
II Smith, Sue b McCrery, Corsicana.
Texas; Mrs G b Dealy and family.
Dallas, Texas.