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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
At the Wasatch.

Music. "Dlav0lina," and
Entrance March. 1.-THE Yacht club"
,...,. .,..,. ,.,... ..,.Lannes Bemls
Chorus, Midsummer Nights Dream
,...., ...,.... ..... ,.... MendelssOhu
Eighth Grade assisted by Miss
Polls Chorus
Salutatory ....,...,,.,...Lo rine Leary
Defamation LeOnidas' .....,....
..,.. ..,.. ...,,..,... Harold stephens
Music banjo 18th Regiment quick
step, ,...tt.. .,,,.... ........ ,..t...
Medley OF National Airs. Paul Nelden
Essay, AN Era Of Progress ......
..... ...,....,....,...NiO Violet lverson
Grafton, "Sherman's March 90 the
Sea" .,.,..,. ,.....Arthur Farrell
Violin Solo, Loves Ola Sweet Song
.., Buebelle Rathb0ne
Recitation Ballad OF the Maid and
the King .Corlnne Foster
Grafton. "The Last Of His Race.
....... ......... OIL. EdgertOn Lakin
Music. violin, In the SlIvery Moon
beams" Comm thro the Rye
...,. ..-...... ,....,... Ralph Nelden
Defamation, peace and War 90,
......... ,..,.,,....Frank Manning
Naledlctory ...,..... Willie Fowler
Vocal music, Lullaby" from Err
mine. ......,....Mlss Polls Chorus
Address by Mr. w A. Nelden. and Pre-
sentation OF Certificates.
Acc0mpanist L0rine Lcary
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Amanda Brim. Annie H. Chase. AL
phena Chanin, Maggie Ethel Fletcher
Clarabelle ellison Blanche w. Musser
Clara Nelson, Lillian EvangelIne Vow
les. Alice Leone WiscOmb, Evelyn
Florence Cone, Madeline y. Mllliron,
Belle Kingdom. Cora Ethel White
Maud Beatrice Ward Hattie A. Ward
Harold Ross Brown VIII h. Ferron
Louis Reich. William W. Wiscomb,
Ralph waldo Eakle. Harold l. Hobbs
Arthur william Jack, David W. Smith
Duncan McInnis.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Blshop Funston Of Idaho IS here

Bishop Funston OF Idaho is here.
z. H. Callister has returned from
Yernal
J. s. Birch has returned from a Call
fornia trip
A. G.. Sneeth OF Chicago Is stopping
az the Cullen today.
J. IT. L0eltz OF Earring, Iowa, Is a new
arrival at the Walker.
Joseph A. Young has gone 10 De Ia
Mar New, 60 adjust fire losses
William i. Graves western manager
az st. Paul Tor the Aliddlesex Banking
company Of Mlddletown, O.. Is sick at
the Knutsford
Arthur H. Prade a former member OF
the Utah troop Of Torrey's rough riders.
has returned 70 Salt Lake and thinks
be will remain here. Since muster-out
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GRADUATES

Dorothy Dwyer, "a Mile Howarth,
Rhoda Young Irene Eckis. Bessie Fet,
Mabel Davenport. 4bessie Widdison.
Pearl Branch, Eugena silver. Minnie
Brown. Anna Nordyau, Nellie Moray.
Nellie Harrison, Clara Palmer Stella
Goodyear, Annie Elliott. Maggie Ever.ll,
Amy Lyman. Claire Smith Louie Bull,
Dora pugsley Nellie Mulhall. Louise
Jennings, Lawrence Miner Irwin KIM
ball. Layerne Farnes, Ellie Garrlck
Mamie Rlsley Grace Nielsen, Ada
Brook Mae Arnold. Adelaide JoynL
Minerva Jensen Sarah Williams. Lillian
Broberg Lenore Browne William simp-
SON Francis Davis Willard Smith. Geo.
Evans. George sharp, Earl Haven0r,
Winle Brown, Vernon Felt. stuart Wal
lace. Edwin Tolhurst Clifford Johnson.
Edward Horn, Robert Lawrence.
Bonneville school-Lizzie Bohman,
Ella Herridge.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Nashville students, or as they are
more commonly known Ruscoe q Hol-
land's minstreis opened a three nights
engagement at the Grand last evening.
There was only a fair sized audience 10
greet them and most OF that was con-
fined TO the upper portion of the house,
where most OF the evidences OF enjoy
ment also seemed 90 come from The
program hardly appealed TO the taste Of
the down stair patrons.
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GRADUATES.

Margaret Elizabeth Finegan, Corinne
Estelle Foster. MYRTLE Elma Fowler
Ela Selma Hogan. Violet Tverson.
L0rlne Loary, Jessie Ruth Maxwell,
Violet Maria Mott. Lovina RueDcile
Rathbone, Margaret Isabelle Savage,
Helen Mary Reodall, Vida Taylor Rich
ards. Causta Taufer, Mary Sleater,
Chester Fiske Ames Charles Edgar
Angel, Lauuts Klonenstine Bemis,
Clarence Vernon clay. William Selby
Clays John De Nude, Arthur Farrell
Wlllle Onion Fowler. Clarence Living
stone Holcom Harold M0ntelle Steph-
ems. Frank Willard Pickard, Benjamin
Brown Han Edgort0n Drew Lakin,
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PIucky stand.

Winburg. May u.-Aftcr considerable
7chiinc. the Beers with TWO guns and
srgcral MaXm-N0rlenfell guns. are
milking o. piucKy stand eight miles east
1i sCngkal
Cen Rumble has succeeded 10 driving
lN the fciUrals. thua permitting un-
opposed ihc re1ccul. t.ou of Lindeho0l.
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EVANS AND ROGERS REPLY.
File a Demurrer and Answer TO Dis
barmcnt Petition.

The accused attorneys -Messrs David
Evans and Lindsay 4. R0gers-In the
disbarment proceedings FOR alleged
champerty have flied their demurrer
and answer 90 the petition of j. l.. VILE
liams and Thomas Nelson
The demurrer Is based on the allesa-
ton that the parties do not show
grounds for dlsbarment or suspenoing
the accused. The answer denies the
cahpertous contract alleged TO nave
been made with the Nelson's.
The respondents further set out that
Attorney Williams has met with defeat
In many actions at law 40 their hands
and Tor that reason he br1uEh, alsnar-
ment proceedings with a view of hene-
fitting the corporations he represents
by making Il impossible for poor peo-
ple 10 prosecute suits against sald
corporations however merItori0us their
cause might be.
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Henry Charles Nelson, Howard Mar
Gus Jones Charles Henry Spencer Carl
John Johnson Thomas Barton shaw,
Fred baltimore, Peter Stetensen, Oscar
Raymond Hanson John Stevens, Alfred
Ernest ThOrstrom. Oscar Helbert John
son, Bruce Mason. Nate Lewis, william
ROos. Victor on AnCharstrand. Jede-
diah Foss WOolley. Rudolph Wilschef-
ski Walter Westerleld. Agnes Young
Stirling Martha Dunn Stirling, Mary
Soils, Josephine Alice Groesbeck, Jen-
ME Amelia Groesbeck Pearl Geneva
Cation Jennie Elizabeth Peterson
Bessie Louise Besley, Irene Angelina
Sudheimer Pearl Rothschild. Mabel
Eliza Hewlett, Bertha Pitt. Hazel May
George Alfredo Charlotte Erickson
Margaret pieruOnt
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GRADuATEs-FRANKLIN scHooL.

Eudora Allgood. William owen Bull
lock. Samuel Andrew Backman. Myron
Kibly Billings. Joseph Edwin Boud
NepM C0ttam. Ada Danley, Carrie
Emily Gulliksen Dale Mantle Hoyt
Joseph Edward Kiar oliver Robert
Meredith Jr.. Elizabeth Isabella Nc.
Pherson. Emma Martin. Christopher
Pratt Russell, Marion Emma Shea, Kate
Welch
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bgs Moincs Ia, June 1.-The state
benA Of sheidahI 90 miles north oi
mere was entered by burglars last nigh,
.up the SAFE blown 10 II reported
tnat &l'6gv 10 currency was taken.
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GRADUATES.

Emerson scho0l-Arlle GIno, Nettle
Hll. Blanche Rule. Clarence Johnson,
Josie Larson, Martha McClan. Laurel
Walker, Kate Pitt, Ida Beveridge, Nell
lie street. Maudc Emslev, Ruth Storer.
Leroy Scott, Elsie Anderson, Ida Ed
redge
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Whitehead. Edna Lucille Sands, Lucille
L. Case. Addie EugIlman. Ida +, Hart-
well, Vesta Williams, David B, Layson,
hay Woolley.
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At the Summer.

over Hill. over Dale"
.,.. ,..... Mondelsohu-B artholdy
Eighth Grade.
Essay 'Sloycyy' ,.. Margaret Pierpont
ilanO solo Nalse. .,..........,...,tL LOCK
Pearl Rothschld.
Discussion. Expansion .,.., .+...
Charles spencer While Roos,
Fred baltimore. Howard Jones,
Henry Nelson, Bruce Mason.
Trio, "Lif, Thine Eyos'.,.....
.,.... Mpudelsohn- Bhrtholdy
Mabel Hewlett Jennie Groes-
beck Pearl Gallon.
Paper Sumner Observer, .a,....
'.,,....,... .,..,...,...Agnc5 Stirling
Plano SOLO Flower Garden" .Stayner
Pearl ROthsohild.
Glass prophecy, Glass 0f lg0O.a,...
..... ...,..,.......,...B Bessie Besby
Presentation of dlpiomas.,........
,.-., .......,..Dr j h. Talmage
Vocal solo, 1.-THE Ghl j Loved IN
Sunny Tennessee ..u.. Nate Lewis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01

ANDERsON.--In the Sixteenth ward,
salt Lake City May 81 1900 Of con-
vusions Heber James son Of Heber
G.. ana Margaret Harmon Anderson;
aged } year 6 months and "a days
Funeral from the family residence.
9iG west North Temple street, on sun
day, June 3, at 2 p. m Friends invited.
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HARRIsON-In this city May 81

HARRISON-In thls city, May 3lst,
1900 Mary Ann Slight Harrison,
daughter Of Thomas and Mary Jane
slight, born Oct "a, 1851 London,
England.
Funeral services Will be held Sunday
at D. me- from the Nineteenth ward
meeting house
Friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend and can view the remains on the
day OF the funeral az ll2 Pear street,
from 1915 20 1880 y. m.
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Frank Hiram Manning. Francis Paul
Nglden, Ralph Nelden.
Al the Hamilton.


Music ...,.,...,..,Ha Hamilton Orchestra
Welcome % High school.,..."-..
%. ....., ..........Ethel Partridge
Response .,,. ,....., Willie Wiscomb
Song. Life Thine Eyes ",,,.,.".Class
Farewell to eighth grade pupis.,,
,... ,....,,,.,. Edith Chapman
Piano duet. Flower Song .....u.
..Annie Chase and Leone Wiscomb
Chorus. I'm the Hayhelds" ..,,", Glass
Selection from Julius Cmsar....,,,
...........,..,.., Blanche W. Musser
Vocal solo, THE Brook '......,.
..o.,,,....,.r, Belle Kingdom
Address ......,.,,.....,W Win b. Ferron
Duet "Our Beautiful Mountain
Home ..,.. ..t.,,.,.,.,. ,'s'......
....Annie Chase, Madeline Milllron
Glass prOpheCy, ....,.,r Amanda Brim
Song. sounds OF Evening ..."Class
Farewell addTess.,.....,.Ey Evelyn Cone
Presentation OF certifcatos"......
.,..........Hon Il. j. Critchlow
Selection ,..,,.,t,tt,.,r,," orchestra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01

Harry Bintz. Orlando " Bradbury.
RAYMOND y. Dresser. John b. Dix.
Corydon Webster Higgins Ernest J..
Evans Carlyle ID. Williamson. otto %.
Oblad. Eugene ~ ZeugoU James b.
Dunn. Loun Paul ELLA g.. Barker Bes-
sie H. Birkinshlw Lille NJ Booth
Bertha ] Benz. Lorene Brown Eleanor
Louise Englcr Fairy n Davis. BcrnlCc
Day. jamie Clllett Daisy Holt, Stella
Mcinyre Hazel r.. Jensen Florence
Lloyd, Evelyn Metcalf, a. Laurie Ma
I'm. Lucille j Morrison. Leown Need
ham. Mabel l. Stevenson, Edna Tre-
nam, Clara u. Tuckheld, Louise Wall
den, Mile W. Wardrop, Georgia 4,
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the Franklin.

The exercises at the Franklin includ-
ed those Of the Lincoln and the River
side schools. The program and lists
Of graduates are as follows:
Plano solo, March . o.. O.. o. o. .
90. go, 90 .,Oliver Robert Meredith
Chorus. THE Greeting" ... . Glass
Essay, Last but not Least" B.. Of.
OF. 90. e.. o, Joseph Edward Kjar
Trio "Blue Bells OF Scotland" .,.
Eudora Allgood, Elizabeth McPher-
son. Emma Martin
Recitation, Death Bridge Of the
Tay" D.. o.. eli. .,...Ha2el Rawlings
Chorus. "Over Hin over Dale.
., ,. DO ., cd. D.. poe. ,...,...., CLASS
Recitation, "The Bells OF Atri' Gee,
..,. ...,.... .,.....DOn Pitt Smith
Duet, "Ou the Moonlit stream.
....... kate and Nelly Canning
Grafton 1.-THE Greeks and their
Effect on the World. ,..,..,
Of. .,.. ,, .,..,.Nephi COttam
Recitation, Grafton OF Marc Anthony
%. O., o.. ,,.. Dale Mantle Hoyt
Solo, star Of My Heart . D., ..,
900. ... .,. Elizabeth Mcpherson
Grafton. success and Failure TO-.
o.. 90. o.. D.. o.. D., ,.....EudOra Alg0od
Solo My sunny Southern Home
o.. D., ....... Dale Mantle HOyt
Essay. 9TH e Problem Of the Phil
ippines' 90 .,.Henry Marcroft
Solo, Lovely Spring .Nephi C0ttam
Valedictory . - Loglna Margaret FIX
Conferring Of Diplomas. q. o.. ., 90,
80 ~. ..,..Mr. A. C. GiauQue
Piano solo. "The Robbins Return
Jessie smith
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OIEI,,

ALLECK.-At ST. Marks hospital salt
Lake City, May 25th, OF appendicitis,
Louis Alleck, a sheepherder IN the
employ OF j. S. HOutz of Ogden.
Papers In adjoining states please
copy.
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9nnn1nulnHHnHAnnnnruo,,
With THE JUSIICES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Hank Riddle, Frank Lyons ar,y'
Ty Wright We're Wragned before i-i.
sdmmer today on The charge 49,.
ing into q barn owned by ~. ~ 4
Dansie. They pleaded not wrrc NM d.
waived preliminary examlns,1s :
default OF $500 bonds they v.,, Y
manded 10 prison. WV q
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HILL--ln this city, June /, 1900, Of liver
trouble, Mary Hill the beloved wife
Of John W. Hill. born June IT, 1888. In
Warwickshire England mother Of
Engineer Thomas Hin and fireman
Fred Hill. OF the oregon Short Line
Railway CO.
Funeral services win be held Sunday
at 4p. M. June Q. from the funeral
chapel OF Undertaken JOS VIM Taylor
No. q south West Temple street
Friends are respectfully invited to at
tend.
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RIVERSIDE SCHOOL

Elizabeth Hoagland Cannon, LOgina
Margaret Tx. Edith sybll Harper wa
son BURNS Rhodes.
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LINCOLN SCHOOL.

Lulu ChamberlIn, Nellie Canning,
Lesise Mabel Flynn. Katie Isabel Crow
Pitt Smith Roscoe Richardson Savage,
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Mothers who would keep their chill
dren In good health should watch for
the first symptoms of worms ana re-
move them with WHITES CREAM
VERMIFUGE. Price, % cents 4. c..
N, !. Drug Dept.
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A. the Grant

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Hair grows by using conoyer's Tonic
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PERSONAL.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-02
HOWARD UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS.
General BniIoch's Attitude Criticised
in the Current Controversy.

To the Editor Of The Times:
| The most interesting reading in your issue
| OF December %, concerning The affair, Of Howard
University, was the interview with General Bal
loch. Let US examine, in order. some Of the
cogcnt reasons why he should 50 Loyalty sup
| port the president in his attempt to put his
| daughter the payroll OF the university.
/. Less than year ago the president appoint
| Cd General BallCci's Son-u-aw 10 the position
al secretary aud treasurer. with a salary Of - 800
and the entire control OF the funds OF the uni
Scr,ty. investments, securities, and appropria-
| lions. To this important and responsible posi-
| lion he brought no adequate experience.
| >. General BallcCh is, aud has been foF years.
a member Of the executive committee, which, as
! the trustees meet but twice q year. has sbsoiutc
! power over every department Of the university
| and consists OF five among whom President
Rankin, his brcthcr-in-law. MIR. T. II. smith, and
| ;he aiore.sid General Bslioch.
In his interview General BsilOch SAYS. 1T il
[ my belief that Il the university was turned over
10 the colored people 1t would go to pieces ia
| Two years This reminds one OF the prediction
! ot DR.. Patton, the learned predecessor Of Dr.
. Rankin, who, with presciencc born Of interest in
! the university and thorough knowledge Of Dr.
Rankin, foresaw the present chaotic state Of az
| fairs, and used all his influence to prevent Prcsi
| dent Rankih's election, employing language
almost identical with that Of General Balloon.
| He said that in three years DR.. Rankin would
| begin to break up the Institution. Iii, prophecy
appears to have been more than verified.
General Baloch gained an unenviabc npf1riety
=
| 10y his connection with the FrCedmens bureau.
| Anyone interested IA knowing wiJ may become
acquainted with the facts by referring TO the
records Of the investigating committee uppoint-
| ed by Congress.
| Many people thought that a sens Of propriety
would have induced him to resign from the
executive committee after his s0n-nla law vas an.
| pointed but that does not seem 10 be one II
his characteristics. Then. since his long sc-
guaiutancc with the coiorcd people has rendered
in his opinion that they are constitutional dis
scntcrs and since he has no belief in their possi-
bities, he is evidently IN the wrong place as a
trustee Of institution supposedly iur their
benefit.
Therefore, in the name Of the few colorcd nus.
tees Who have served with him for many YEAR IN
tie name ~ the colored professors and teachers
who faithfully laboring TO establish rnUrat
aud intellectual standard tn the university IN
the name of The colOred people Of this country
who are tTaGuccd aud insulted by General Bal.
loch We call upon him TO resign from his posi-
ton trustee Of Howard University and give
place to a better man. \.
Washington. ID. c. December 30
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-02
THE FUND TO CLOSE FRIDAY.
Testimonial to Mrs. Lnwton win
Amount tn $50 900.


1t was announced yesterday that Adju-
tant General Corbin would be able to make
the gratifying announcement today that
the total cash receipts to the testimonial
for Mrs. Henry W. Lawton would aggre-
gate $4,000. and that the sums pledged
but not paid in. would swell that sum to
$50, 900 at least.
A legal holiday and the Presidents re-
ception prevented 4 detailed statement OF
the additions to the fund being mad yes
terday, but large number OF letters and
kilograms were received announcIu5 ne
growth OF the fund in variouE cities.
Pittsburg. which has not been hes ri from
before. has raised sl.5OO. and other cities
report their funds Increasing
The committee In charge Of the fund has
announced that the time for subscribing
TO 1t will expire January >. and word has
been sent TO the committees in charge OF
the funds in other cities to close their
subscriptions on that day and TO send in
the money subscribed as soon as possible
Mrs. Lawton will reach Washington in
February, and the committee hopes to have
all arrangements made to pay off the mort
gage within few days after her arrival.
ard to turn over to her the remainder Of
the fund. which it is expected will amount
TO about $50, 0G0.