Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
L. D. s. COLLEGE.

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President Paul was compelled to leave
school last Thursday on account OF
sickness.
A class In. clvics has recently been
organized. II Is taught by Mr., Evans.
Some OF the commercial students
Kindly offered to pay the fine Of SIS i'm
posed on President Paul at his trial
last week.
Prof Giles presldes at the piano and
leads the singing at the devotional ex-
ercises of the business department. He
frequently takes part, also, on the pro-
grams rendered on other occasions.
Students meeting was held as usual
In the college assembly room ON We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock, An ad-
dress was made by Waldo Eakle, and
selection on the piano rendered by
Prof. Giles, after which Principal
Hinckley and President Paul spoke.
The latter spoke feelingly Of the late
Dr. Maeser and the funeral services OF
the previous day.
Next Tuesday evening at the Social
hall the "a class will give peanut fes-
tival, Its purpose Is almost wholly So
oial, but an admission charge Will be
made. and whatever remains after all
expenses are paid will be given TO aid
the college paper, The Gold and Blue.
This class is the largest and the most
enthusiastic In the school, It's presi-
dent Is Ezra Waddoups, Of Bountlful.
Prof. Mills continues to give his lee
lures to the NJ. /, A. workers, The next
lecture will be given at the college as
sembly room next Monday evening at s
o'clock, The subject is, 1.-THE Life and
Character Of Moroni, the Nephite Gen
eral" This is favorite lecture of
Prof Mills; he contends and maintains
by abundant comparisons with other
generals, that Moroni was among the
greatest generals Of whom history pre-
serves any record.
On Tuesday last, by special invita-
ton of President Paul, a large num-
Der Of b. y. Academy students, who
were In attendance on DR.. Maeser's
funeral. paid visit to the new BUSH
ness college building. our halls were
therefore crowded from till In the
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students there were many other visitors
from Lehi, Logan, Ogden and Ephraim.
Everyone expressed himself as highly
pleased with the new quarters OF the
business department and their sur
roundings,
School dismissed on Tuesday after
noon to attend the funeral services
over the remains Of DR.. MaeseH At
1890 O'Clock all the students formed in
line and marched In body, preceded
by the faculty from the new college
building down past the Deseret News
corner, thence on the west side OF Cen
ter street to the Maeser residence and
back TO the Tabernacle All had the
privilege Of viewing the remains of the
venerable educator. Being the first
procession the college has had this year,
II was peculiarly gratifying TO see the
good order that prevailed. for, though
at one point OF their march they were
ieered by pack of hoodlum boys, they
maintained a dlgnified silence.
At a meeting Of the commercial class
on the 18th inst, there were adopted
the following resolution of respect and
sympathy:
Whereas, God in His inscrutable wis
dom has taken from among US our be-
loved brother, superintendent Karl c.
nected with the Church schools, and
who has labored most earnestly and
faithfully. by word and deed, to instill