Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-02
A A!I'ICH \ MEETING.
Watch Meeting For the New Century
At the rresby byterian Church S:
Mond day N ght sSs

Program for the Occasion Enjoyed w by.1
&. Larg Number Who Attend
Sd the Meeting. .S5s s
Exercises were EIevating in 4 Mature
and Such Is Be6tted the
Occasion.
SS In Those who attended the celeb tion
Of tli e close eentur Id the.
Presby ytealan clnlir' on New ears
eYe,. eye We're we'll paid. The occasion was
one one that will ever be du liscated ii
the 75lt life Of an ere q. esent and tie
TIN time and the place all were coandnciYe
5o g, i1nI Veness and reverence 5
he choir, consis sting of Misses
Jones II and Wilson and Messrs N aTeel-
lus and Eddy with Mrs. Dr1t. ss,nytth at Il.
.the tl'9 * organ, rendered SexceH Hently iiif
Up VI THINE Eyessss'' and they, assisted 81
Messrs. Jones q, y and Foster, the.
ringing u lg corrnets y n made the songs to fill
me 4. church q with melody and f,1lness
pn the latform were the speakers
OF the eYenin 74eI 6 ov. DeYine, Judge:
Barsllol lomeW, Dr. Bentley, Mrs. & Hol-5
ley Miss Ara Waggoner. Rev.
#[9Fl l}lrrie 'lsle as hlaairman intr oduced and
presided pre- Owing to lack OF time his
address ptla on Some Achievements sSof
Religion I; in the Century, was post
poned till the regular Sunday morning Il,
service. sfs5s#i97
As the i. first speaker Gov. Devine.
was at home in the field OF Il The Hand
of5 Proyid dence in the History of the
Nation n ''# and ron the parallel 5of
Moses Mos spared for the leading out
:dh ofthe ls Hebrew natio sa hat OF wash
lng1ton al Webster, Lineoll d, the matt ION 4
lE' life was represented by the great men
who, I5'ssh at the time necessary, an ana i ii
the way led The nation out and
ont on, ill 1T now stands as the world
power It's I'll tandc powers, as vet
hut beginning 70 be- und derstood. HIS
Was an edoq quent address. "
Judge Bartholo lorneW gave i = scholarly
and 1ltl clear cnt osition d the cen
tury's Growth III prudence, E,vi-
1d5ently den at home III his chosen and life
long profession Judge Bartholomew
traced the growth off iuri spr11dence
from the col onial era to that fof The ma
ton ton formed by the delegated sover-
eighty Of II THE thirteen sovereign
stsltes, and his parttra yal of The mas
slve lleset of Chief Justice John
Marsha in his thfrt five years Of
exposit sition ~ the principles Of the con-
stitutior s was nasterful The phases
of ols the realm of jj1risp rudence the me-
cessity and ,hig lhono Of the legal
profession, pl the respect due 10 and the
perform r 20 ance due from the Judges and
collg1ts, was the close OF an ADDRESS on
what is usually regarded as a dull and
dry subject but was made luminous
and and attractive by an expert
DIR. Bentley in his orougllly pre-
|I,ared and brill written paper
on the ,The CCentul,y's Record OF
Science, 81 had a gra plllie and telling
presentation of the advances Of science
in the manifold realms, Geology, as
tronomy hemisttry med dicine, cleo;
Etrlcit not to nttiion Others were
successi vel in pan annie picturesque
ness, exhdbited and the time was too
short for the speaker His close. IN
the verses Of orig nal compo osititon was
extremely effective.
rs Iolley In her well bbssen ana
widely read paper III q u tter rature
il the entnr b had i. world vide field
n rom which To- cullal B and the retrospect
and groupdng off France, lnaany.
land, Scotland as vel of oalr own
land, showed a Wide range of learn
sfIlgs 5fiIIl Iers was Teath of
sdels 10 the u Her plae7
ing DC lincoln y INN orsal address ats
sfIle dedication off the hat tledield ofs
Getty ysburg as the and literature:
of the century showed the daug ghters3
ssoe the revolution true paari
iss Ara Vaggoney recif rennys
sons Out the ola, Ring III tllss5
New 'in the spirit of tae regret and
hope of the late te and was a