Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
EDUCA TIONAL.

, into the hearts of To young a higher
ideal Of right living: be IL
Resolved That we, the commercial
class OF the Latter-day Saints college,
express our deep and heartfelt sorrow
in his death, and that we extend our
sincere sympathy to his bereayed
family. We feel that I'm the death Of
thls great educator and good man, we
suffer personal loss. And be II further
Resolved, That copy Of these reso-
luti0ns be preserved on the class record,
that another copy be handed TO the
FAMILY OF Or, Maeser and that another
copy be sent TO the Deseret News for
publication.
Emil and Rinhard Maeser the former
the principal Of the Latter-day Saints
academy at Arizona, and the latter a
teacher In the Beaver branch of the b.
Y. academy, were visitors at the busi-
ness college on Thursday, as also was
j. Il. Keller principal Of the business
department of the Provo academy
Each spoke at devotional exercises for
short time They visited the various
rooms Of the school, taking especial in
terest in the bookkeeping departments.
where these rooms were filed with busy
students transacting business with an
air Of reality. They expressed them
selves as particularly pleased with the
elegant banking room, with its various
houses" from the wholesale depart
ment to the postofiice.
B. Y. ACADEMY.
Provo City. Feb. 21.-Presdent Brim-
hall is in Salt Lake City today,
A sketch Of the life OF DR. Maeser by
one of his old students, will appear in
the next number Of the White and
Blue.
The advanced music class Is now
learning a march and chorus from
Tanhauser, by Wagner, entitled Hall
Bright Abode. II will be sung In the
next recital
English d will furnish the program
for literary Saturday next. II will
consist of descriptive stories, and will
no doubt be very interesting
A large train load OF students and
teachers attended the funeral services
OF Or. Karl c. Maeser Although the
streets were so muddy and 1t rained all
day. not one of them regretted that
they were present, for the funeral SER
vices repaid them for all.
Next Friday night the class Of 1904
will celebrate Washington's birthday
with a colonial ball. The announce
ment has created quite a stir, and a
good time is expected
Mr. Charles Ellis was 10 have lectured
In the Philosophical society last Friday,
but the lecture was postponed on ao-
count Of Or. Maesers death. His SUBJ
ject was to have been Popular Christi
anity versus Unpopular Mormonism."
The students hope the postponement
will not be long one
Prof. Edwin d. Starbuck Of the de-
partment OF education. Stanford Uni
versty, in replying to a letter introduce
ing Joseph Jensen, who for number Of
years has been In charge OF the pre-
paratory school in the academy, takes
occasion, after paying Brother Jensen
a fine compliment for the work he is
doing, Of saying; 1T seems that your
State has way of sending invariably
good strong men to the university. We
like the samples so we'll that hope you
will head more of them this way
The death Of DR.. Maeser cast a gloom
over the school where he has been called
as neither teachers nor students felt
that they could work. school was dis
missed Friday morning for the day,
Since then the life and works Of this
great man has been the main subject
OF conversation. and though we have
lost great friend. his memory and ex-