Daily camera., 1899-07-26
Red Letter D0y
For Cn0U|0uQU0
BOULOEE'S G2EAT DAY.

qua will be one OF the big events OF the
season. Everybody will be there. The
program is remarkable for its variety
and the ability of leading attractions.
Captain Coghlan and Luther Manship
make team which could not be sur
passed in the entire country. Although
the time has been very short for adver
tising the presence of Coghlan, the news
has spread rapidly and the hero will
look upon sea of faces when he rises to
speak at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The program of the day is given below.
The discussion al the womans council
yesterday afternoon was leo by Mrs.
Stickney Of Pueblo and was of most
practical nature. Women in Business"
was the subject under discussion and
was OF much value 20 those present.
These meetings Of women's council are
well attended and deci ed interest for
advancement along all lines of leading
questions of the day is making itself
known
complimentary word must be given
to the management OF The ice cream pa.
Wilton which was opened by Mr.. Wick
Roy of Denver at the beginning of the
season. The dairties and cool refresh
ing drinks which are always obtainable
at the stand are OF the highest grade and
are always served in pleasing manner.
The opening of the pavilion was a busi
ness venture on the part of the parties
concerned and certainly deserves the
patronage of all worthy people.
The lecture on "Monopolies" yester-
day afternoon by MIR. Rossignol, of Den
yer university, was listened to by a fair
sized audience. Mr.. Rossignol discussed
the s,upendous growth OF these institu.
tons in our country and drew conclusions
based upon well founded facts. MIR.
Rossignol showed careful, fairminded
study of the question and looked at it
from many points of view. The subject
is one that is agitating the minds of pub
lie spirited people at the present time
and is certainly worthy attention.
The announcement that the bath house
is still open is in need OF being made.
DR.. Wilson says this Is now the fourth
week of the Chautauqua and "a word to
the wise is of,imes sufficient"
Captain Coghlan who appears here to-
morrow is the main attraction this week.
The general every day audiences are
consequently much lighter than they
otherwise would be. Boulder day will
certainly be a red letter day in the his
tory OF the Chautauqua circles.
The reading last evening by Miss
Woolsey OF Denver, was the main feature
of the entertainment. The Hunt of
Travers" and those of darkey dialect
were most pleasing. Miss Woolsey is
teacher in the Tabor School of Oratory
OF Denver.
NEW ARRIVALS.
{ Oliver, Waco, Texas; Edith d |
Clizbe, Weeping Water, Nebraska; Mary
and Emma Schmalzried, Mcpherson,
Kansas; Edwin w Kramer, Patterson,
La; Mrs L Crester, Pana, Ill; J F
Soege. Pueblo. Colo; Mrs E Henderson,
Chicago, Ill; Elizabeth Quillan, Walsen-
burg. Colo; d L Gilbert, Claude Fitz
gerald, Warren Rodgers. Dallas, Texas
Mrs T c Mccormick. Mrs Della Rucker,
Denton, Texas; Mrs d Lamands, San
Antonio, Texas; Martha c Hawks. Harel |
NJ Godfrey, Greeley, Colo; Mrs J d |
WhitmoIe, MISS Grace Whitmore, Day |
Whitmore, Miss Static Weber, Mrs NJ A
Corwin, Nellie E Michel, Mrs H Z Nal
couronne, Denver, Colo.
THURSDAY, JULY c7.
1880 to ,:3o Boulder Boys Band
Conductor Nelson-Band stand.
,:3o to 500 Behr's Symphony Orchetra
Auditorium.
500 to 4 loo-Address by Captain J. B.
Coghlan, who ired the first gun in
the battle of Manila.
400 to 5:oo-Grand concer, by Boulder
talent Auditorium.
500 to 7.oo-The Chautauqua ladies will
give reception to the ladies of
Boulder. all of whom are cordially
invited to be present; Womau's
Council tent. Music by Behr's Sym.
phony orchestra.
500 to 600 Talking Machine
Auditorium.
700 to 500 Open Air Concert
Boulder Band
Under Musical Director X. NJ. Crosby.
Soo-Musical Prelude symphony Or.
chesua Auditorium.
s: S:3o-Lec,ure-"An Evening of Song
and Story Hon, Luther Manship.
Jackson. Miss.