Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-06
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From Tuesdays daily.
The day is passing pleasantlyson
the Chautauqua grounds. The aEre
Indian band gave d concert il the
forenoon, and at IL Prof. Ly-
ons class il athletics met on the
base ball grounds and practiced 9
wand drill. This is 9 very pretty
exhibition and constitutes health
fnl exercise.
!. At two o'clock p. N. there was
The usual grand band concert, and
1T 3 the Wesleyan Male Q~uartette
led off in the concert in the audi
forum.
DIR. May, who has had the pleas
ure Of listening to the Hon. Jona-
than P. bolivar, Of Iowa, who
will deliver an address ins the aud
itorium Saturday evening, is one
ofsthe finest speakers in the Unit
ed States. He was prominently
mentioned at the Republican con
veantiion III Philadelphia in connec-
ton with the vice-presidential
nomination, and would probably
have been nominated on the ticket
with Mckinley had any other than
Rough Rider Roosevelt been Sc
lected. Dolliver will in all proba-
bility be the next U. s.. senator
from Iowa. y
Another speaker to whose ap-
pearance those who know Of him
are looking ahead with delightful
antiicipations, is Robert Mcintyre.
of Chicago, who will be at the
C~hautauqua and deliver addresses
on Julysl8ths. and 18th. He is 9
man Of brilliant parts, an orator q
wonderful power, and those who
cannot come sooner should at least
make It point to be here when
Mcintyre delivers his addresses
Yesterday afternoon passed of
pleasantly. At 2:30 the Indian
band gave an out door concert,
and=at, 3 o'clock the. grand concert
in the auditorium took place, the
Wesleyan male quartet leadingof
Then Miss Wilma Anderson gave
q piano solo, Miss Goodman sang.
and MI. Flournoy INDUCED in q
character sketch. All the actors
in these parts were encored and
all responded in a delightful
mannes, and in addition to this
most Of them appeared on the
stage q third time. DR.. May told
q good story concerning q man
who visited an insane asylum. and
was chased by one Of the inmates
The race was supposedly for life
but when the pursued dropped
from exhaustion, the pursue1
simply touched him on the
shoulder, exclaiming as he did sc
..Tag! You'rit!"
AT 1880 o'clock in the evening
there was the usual outdoor con.
cert by the Indian band, and at
o'clock the concert by the talen1
began in the auditorium. The
entertainment proved highly-suc.
cessful and was participated in BY
the Wesleyan male quartet, BY
Misses Wilma and Ruth Anderson
pianist and violinist respectively
Miss Goodman, the sweet voice.
singer, and by Al Ct. Flournoy, tn
impersonator. Not one Of thes
failed to please the audience, eac]
reaping a harvest Of applause ap'
being compelled to respond t
encores.
DIRECT LEGISLATION:
Atthe close Of the concert Hon
Eltweed Pomeroy, Of Newark, Ney
Jersey, was introduced and de
liyered his lecture on "Direc
Legislation. MI. Pomeroy is
calm and argumentative speaker
There is very.littleso Of the spread
eagle style Of oratory about hin
and yet he held the close attentio'
Of the large audience throughou
his long speech, by his earnestnea
and apparent sincerity. There ]
no doubt but that he is a fri
Il. s. ~ III