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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
ALGER.MILEs CONTROVERSY.
Mai. w. ". DAILY Gives His Version
of Food Analysis Report.

Plttsburg, Pa, Jan. 9.-Maj. W. II.
DAILY, chief surgeon on Gen. Miles stan
during the Spanish war, has just re-
turned to his home in this city from
hunting trip with Gen. Miles. Concern
ing ex-Secretary OF War Ayers recent
~ published magazine article. Mr.. Daily
said:
1T seems to be hodge-podge Of mac
curacies as 10 facts and the testimony
I gave. What Mr.. Alger calls my
verbal statements and "a single letter
was In fact just one typewriter official
report 20 the commanding general OF
the army and II seems TO have been
rather efficient report In fulfilling lts
object made manifest by the prompt
abatement Of the issue OF improper food
10 our armies. I made the chemical
analysis after my return 10 nay private
IA boratory In Pittsburg and after my
official report had been sent In because
there was no opportunity for such ac-
Curate chemical work IN a military cam
paign In a foreign country and | wanted
20 see whether OF not Was correct.
The government chemical experts sus-
tanned my analysis In every detail, yet
the "Alger Relief commission" sup
pressed this report Of their own chem
lists and merely said In their report 20
the public that 'inasmuch as Or Days
analysis was not sustained by the gov
prnment's expert chemists. he is not
worthy Of credence' The report written.
signed by Chief Chemist Clark and his
assistants. ought 10 refute any I'M
parchment OF my credibllity Fortu.
nately ! have the copy Of the report Of
the given chemists IN my possession.
else Il would have been a question OF
veracity as between Alger his relief
commission and me.
That Mr.. Alger did reopen the mat
ter at this late day when every one but
himself seems 10 have considered n
closed incident, IL unfortunate To me
II seems another case Of a man sitting
down without a chair behind him."
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FOR Personal INJURIES.
Louisa II. Paul Sues street Railroad
Company for S5,1S2.5O.

Louisa b. Paul commenced suit To-.
day In the district c0ur, against the
Salt Lake City Railroad company. for
damages On the sum of t5.1s2.JJ. alleged
to have resulted 20 plaintiff from To-.
juries received by her while attempt.
ing 90 alight from enc NJ defendants
street cars at the corner OF b ana
Fourth streets, iu this city. on Nov
10th, 1900
Plaintiff claims that at the point
named there is no trolley wire over the
defendants track. and the cars are al.
lowed 10 gravitate over the gap al B
and Fourth streets, where plaintiff at
tempted to alight this being her destl-
nation, but the car not being brought
to a standstll she was violently thrown
to the ground Wreuching her shoulder
and otherwise injuring plaintiff. con.
timing her 10 her bed for FIVE weeks
after the accident. and 90 her home
ever since Plaintiff alleges she has by
reason OF this accident lost $ll2j0 In
wages, and has expended {10 for med.
iCal attendance and medicine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
TO WITHDRAW TROOPS.
Ambassador White Confers with
Baron Won Richthofen on Subject.

Berlin. Jan. Sit is under stood that
the subject OF the lengthy interview
which United States Ambassador White
had yesterday afternoon with the score
tary Of state for foreign affairs, Baron
Won Rlchthofen. was In regard 20 the
PROPOSAL Of the United States that the
powers withdraw their troops from
China as soon as the Chinese govern
ment accepts an the articles OF M
Joint note except those relating 10 IN
demnity and commercial treaties these
being left for settlement al a conter.
Lnce Of the powers at Washington or
elsewhere. No final decision in the
matter has been announced but the feel
Ing I'm diplomatic circles here seems to
be opposed to the United States propo-
ltiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
POLITICAL POINTERS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Among the members of the Legisla-
ture who were seen az W. hcCor-
hicks headquarters In the IuU.h touay
were Representative 5. a. 0llef OF
Kane county and Albert stevens OF
Wayne, Hon. r. D. WopI5y VI Kane
was likewise visitor aj ih' same
scene OF political activity
Joseph NJ. Cohen, clerk o. .hs last
House OF Representative. ana minute
clerk OF the previous Utah Lesslature.
today formally announce bis 'andida-
cy for the secretaryship ut tIt senate,
Mr.. Cohen says he IL sure 0t SUBS Antial
support He viii have his name pre-
sented 20 the Democratic caucus on
Saturday night
NJ NJ. Steel OF Beaver county is an
active candidate Tor the chic. c.rkship
OF the House Mr. Steele .s of the
opinion that his chances are A.
Captain ]. r. Berry OF the old Sol
diers' Democratic club wa, Pas, even
ing endorsed by the club f'r 'h' posi-
ton Of doorkeeper Of the Senate
Il would not exchange my chances
FOR election 10 the United states SEN
ate FOR those OF any other van can
didate," said Hon. George ~. annon
today when spoken 90 rtglWng MS
own campaign He also added conii-
IDENTIFY: Il believe ! viii be- t- .ed. ]
have many assurances 90 tW, erect
| have, as you know, no hal1Iuarters
and win have none. The men W no are
working for me are doing so t.r 'rienc.
ship alone. and II looks 20 me ls .houSh
their efforts will not be unayaHng.
II has now been settled that oo,h Re
publican and Democratic m.moers OF
the Legislature viii hold caucuses on
Saturday night and agree upon dis
tributlons Of privileges the l1fnler at
the county commissioners rooms "a the
city and county building. and Che latter
az the office of Chairman Burton IN the
Commercial block.
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p. D. ARMOUR's FUNERAL
Private Services at the Residence
then the Body Lay in state.

. Wv Affat afffN ~ fNNNNf
Chicago Jan. 9-Prlyate funeral SER
vices over the body Of the late Philip
b. Armour We're held at II o'clock today
at The Armour residence. 2llj Prairie
Ave Following the services at the hous,
The body was taken Go the Armour mis-
son, where from noon until O'Clock Il
Jay m state and was viewed 10y thou
sands OF people Including throngs OF
enPoyes from The great packing houses
ana other business interests Of the
cad millionaire many OF them stand
ing ior hours IN the streets for an Cd.
l''tlnity TO get last glimpse OF their
former friend and employer
Inc services al the house were OF the
Simplest character, carrying out the ex-
dressed wishes Of the deceased. ana
were attended only by the family and
S.ose friends Singing was furnished
" me choir Of the Second Presbyterian
church. Mr. Armorrs two favorite
hlyyinns Jesus, Lover OF Ny Soul" and
NoN / Lay Me Down 70 sleep" were
sung followed by a solo "Be SIN" Dr.
u,uhtAlus. ot plymouth CONGREGATION
a. church, where Mr. Armour formerly
extended services, offered a prayer ana
tssal the twenty-third psalm ana me
fourteenth chapter OF 81. John. The
nome OF the dead millionaire was filled
I'm Ho"efs. They came from every
. snsIe. many beautiful pieces being
s XIV on cable orders from FAR on conn
u . ana from employees IN nearly CIV.
q! latse city " The country
Az Z o'clock public funeral eeryices
atIe hel1 no Armour mission ana here
s ss simplicity was observed IN ey-
NJ arrangement Dr. Gunsalus de-
Gi,e,tl n' funeral sermon slmply read.
~, ,,s tr'm The fifteenth chapter Oh CORN
s mans Singing by the choir followed.
i1 tAe vast crowd then united In the
~ 1t', 7. s PRAYER After the concluslon
a a. '1e services. he coffin was takon 4,
q .psglal funeral train and conveyed Ia
s'o'gI9nd cemetery where the boiy
az l1'l 20 rest 10 the Armour lot.
ne Commercial club ana tho 81
-. society, Of which Mr. krnou~
a "a member attended the services IN
. 1oiy Representatives of he Am
soi' Omaha Kansas city New YorH
s en1 many other cities were also preo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
LETTER TRYING
TO Get RELIEF.
Man Who Bought Stolen Goods
from Boys Working
FOR HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
Il Now Undergoing a Sentence Of ,I,
Months In ,hc Couny Jail-The
Writ Denied.

John W letter was before Judge
Stewart this afternoon upon o. petition
for writ OF habam corpus letter aas.
on December -0.h. $780, tried before
Judge Tmmony and boy a jury found
guilty Of buying stolen goods from
small boys. BE was sentenced 60 six
months In the county jalL The de-.
PENDANT desired 90 appeal the case. and
Judge Timmony fixed the bond lt $500.
The defendant could only rails. ygj
bond. which Judge 1mmony refused 10
accept, and consequently the prisoner
has remained iu Ju. ever since. and ha
now seeks relief through hsbass cor.
pus proceedings. q. 81. sullivan au,
peared on behalf of the defendant. and
the State was represented by County
Attorney Christensen. The writ was
deI.ied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
THE STRANDED RUssIE.
All on Board Are Alive But Beg for
SuCcor.

Marseilles, Jan. S.-Dispatches from
the village OF Faramau, near which the
French mail steamer Russe from Oran.
Algeria, stranded Monday IN a violent
storm with fifty passengers and a crew
Of forty on board say that all efforts TO
reach the steamer have failed, owing 10
the tremendous height OF the seas which
are running The pilot boats and tor
pedo boats which have attempted To
reach the steamer have been unable to
battle with the waves and have re-
turned. The only hope seems 70 be In
the ability Of the life-savers 20 throw
line over the Russe as the wrecked
vessel Is driven closer 90 the shore. The
forecastle and part Of the forward deck
house are AN of the vessel above the
water The beach was lined all night
with watchers. Lights were seen on
board the steamer hut IL Is believed
some o. those on board of her have al
ready been drowned although no bodies
have washed ashore.
4 signal message was received at 3
O'Clock this afternoon from the Russie.
Sayint all on board were alive bat beg
ging ror succor, The sea has slightly
moderated but up 90 The present all at
tempts at rescue have failed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
Senate Doings.

Washington, Jan. 9-The reappor-
tlonment blu was received from the
House and referred TO the committee on
CensVs
Mir. Lodge. Of Massachusetts,. offered
a resolution. calling on the President IL
not Incompatible 10 the public interests
to furnish copies Of an papers and cor
respondence with the department OF
state subsequent 10 July J. 1891, relat-
ing 20 the action taken by that depart
mcnt 70 obtain an adjustment OF the
claims of y. r. Henry and other Anne.
lean citizens against Great Britain In
regard TO lands in the Fiji Islands; also
whether any action had been taken u,
pursuance OF a resolution Of the com.
nIttee on foreign relations adopted by
the senate June 4, 1896.
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had charge Of the clubs had handled II
with care. They made mistake by not
stopping contests when they had be-
come brutal, or when II was manifest 70
all that one OF the contestants had no
possible chance Of winning"
He cited the Jefriss Sharkey bout.
which he said, should have been
stopped at the end Of the twenty third
round, as Il became brutal after that.
and Sharkey had no chance"
Gov, Roosevelt characterized the Nc
Coy-Corbett fight as a Sell out" and
added that there are only few hon,
est fighters."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09

north TO the Arctic ocean, and thence
down such a stream 10 the Arctic ana
along the coast southwark and vest
ward until the party shall be picked up.
Another party win start from Bergman
carrying geologic aud exploring work
westward up some as yet undeter-
mined tributary Of the Koykuk and
down the Kowak river TO the Kozebue
sound.
Another party win he delegated this
season 10 continue the Typographical
mapping and geologic investigation OF
the Copper river region.
TIE total cost Of this work will be
eco GOO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
LATE LOCALS,

The states lease 90 rooms oeeupl.o
NV state officers in The county W vi
lion OF the Joint auIidlng eApIs' ,S s
ne 9lst last. Tho State pays tus
UNITY "a 900 for rsr II these ofices llsI
,..sr The mrthe nal Of these ODlses
ir ,be STATE has o. solicited oy 'ns
county In communication s .ns ~
secretary James 7. han'ni0N'
County CLERK james today
The people Of the Seventeenth T ,osol
,rs N be- congratulated for we ~ 'sa
~,, in when they have lilsa ,Ss
' I't, ,b,t has been resting over ,.,,
Vgr5 meeting house AZ tne ~ "a la.
~ last wear The debt amounted .il,1l, ~ an
~, '' So5 last sunday The oishopl,, ~. ~.
,,,,,rce5 no the congregation lh .,,n NV
houI'e ,.l,,, N bsslp he twentieth csn,uly,
free from an debit ms y mi. : o. the
great satisfaction to the p'0p''
ward ...,,e,
A varrantee deed, dated ., B'S SsIt .,
,rb iS5j conveying The hgfu Tit, ,jr Isl
~" northeast quarter o. S S,s, fof
..nl, , . / south. range ! ~. ~es nd b.
9S .I from Lennie L. slo1Il ,s 1 nv me
+ stouFer OF Dodge cli Y. Ssgg Ne6.,
I,i,st National Bank Of i t,7''
.,. ,'s' a h, for record today' ,,,
IN, funeral Of sure Olson il VIM i houss
en- me fifteenth ward I pssus' invited
m T4,g yps alp. m. f'lenl'
90 attend, .,,s5 AZ
r.,.,5. ~ Mrs starley g iS s summer
rr,prlstress Of the Ws', .sasOns. win
resort ~ io' learn That she Ia, r osss Ia
fesTg' " for the past i gen MAR are the
. .ls,l y, and other compliea'''H'
sau ,5i OF the trouble ..8a
M. STATE board Of eSrrs &C., asiee this
me syA N Governor Tel ss,sSau@ ssl
mSSuiTs a and transacted
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Strong Protest Against Inviting Pres
ident Mckinley 90 Reunion.

Atlanta, Ga. Jan. S.-A special from
New orleans says:
At the meeting Of the camp Of the
Army OF the Tennessee, United Con-
federate Veterans the strongest Of the
Conferedatc associations In New Or
leans resolutions were offered by Gen.
stephen Chalaron. commander OF the
camp, protesting against the inviting Of
President Mckinley 10 the confederate
reunion 10 be held in Memphis this
spring. and were unanimously
adopted Gen Chalaron explained
that il was understood that
the President would be in
vited 10 Memphis and the resolution
was intended simply as a warning not
10 DO g..
MEMPHIS WILL IGNORE PROTEST
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 9.--The protest
OF the New Orleans camp Of Confeder-
ate veterans against inviting President
Mckinley 10 attend the reunion OF Con-
federate veterans here next May IL Is
declared. will be ignored 80 far as
Memphis Is concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
House Proceedings.

Washington, Jan. 9-In the House to.
day the Joint resolution for the APP
p0intmcnt OF ex-senator George Gray
OF Delaware as member Of the boaru
Of regents Of the Smithsonian Institute
90 fiji the vacancy caused by the death
Of the late W. J., Wilson was adopted
Mr.. Burton. chairman Of the river
and harbOT committee called up the
river and harbor bill He suggested
that general debate upon the bin be
limited % three hours. but all attempts
10 secure an agreement failed.
Mr. Burton took the floor to make his
preliminary statement In support Of the
measure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
SALTLAKE PUBLIC BUILDING
E. D. Thompson Calls to Sea Chairman
Mercer, but He Was Absent

Washington. D c.. Jan. s-D' c Dun
bar and ia. r. Thompson, both OF SAT-
Lake. are here. Mr. Thompson called
al the room Of the House COMMITTEES
ON public buildings this morning about
the Salt Lake public building ou' was
informed BY the clerk In charge that
Representative Mercer. the ehAi ll ~, =,
the committee who was expected nsli
Yesterday. win not come Tor seysl .i
dsys and no action Will b. taken uhu'
d. H.re O. rrtva
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
Haheas Corpus for Mrs. NatIon.

Wichita, Kansas. Jan. 9.-The sd-
preme court of Kansas has granted a
writ Of habeas corpus 20 Mrs. Carrie
NatioA charged with smashing a sa-
loon nbor. rcturnabie az Topeka next
SATURDAY. Her attorneys allege that
the turnkey at the jail offered TO let
Mrs. Nation out of jail II she would
leave the city in disguise. They de-
clare it a scheme 70 kidnap her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
PRESIDENT PASSES Coon NIGHT
His Case Is Yielding Very Readily
10 Treatment.

Washington. Jan. AT 10 ocloct
this morning Secretary Cortelyou re-
ported that the President had passed a
very comfortable night and that tie
case was Welding readily to treatment.
No unfay0rable symptoms had a)-
peared. but from the nature OF the ci-
sease the President would be compelled
10 keep his bed for several DAYS.
II Is stated at the White House he
President Is no worse than YESTERDAY
and Is progressing He Is strictly oil
lowing the instructions NJ his physician
as TO the need for his remaining I'm bed
and not attending TO any public serdce,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
O''S'ls Of Plans for Field Work
Nearly All Perfected

warrington, Jan. o.-Tho ,,on. g..
yey n, !" =, A'AsNa OF the geological sur
10 j, MAJ M, 'ne coming Geld season purport
gIcSi G iy,. d detailed mapping and gcolo.
mimi" 5' e.''iisaiion ot areas In which
or vsi,,,s,, -lopment BIAS already begun
ana ~ mineral is known 10 oXIsl
al v SLe exploration and survey of areas
- o nGi.h l'tIa is Known 81 '"'
ported !, 'r 1d supplies have been trans.
er. ana :, isman on the Koyut rjy.
te,,it ,- % ls thought that the advonc,
IN rH5- oi the parties operating from
! al M'll reach Bergman nv Anrn
fror,' ,gt'ue party vim ha Gien,febon
the AM Ii,- point which WIN proceed '' M
whloh ',,.",oakat river 10 M fiviIe fro,,,
'A T" heads against streams "a eo, ,rIu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
BlcYoiisis Ront Rnnrs.

Cape Town, Jan. 9.--The cycllst corps
which LETT here Saturday occupied
Pickaners kloof Sunday after a race
with the Beers for It's possession, The
Beers attempted TO intercept the eye
lists but the latter succeeded In occu-
plying the position, hough three were
killed and twenty-three wounded. The
cyclist srctained the pass. The COM
Wandering Of horses has commenced
IN the district where their owners have
refused TO sell 20 military authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
kidnapped Boys Description.

Atlanta, Ca, Jan. 9--The two broth.
ers OF Bass Fraser Of Union Springs
Ala, who It is believed was kidnapped
from the Georgia school OF technology
January 5th. and is now supposed to be
In Kansas City. have given out the
following description Of the boy;
Frank Bass Fraser, 10 years old 8
teet ~ inches in height and weighs
las pounds Wayy black hair; dark
grey eyes dark complexion, proml-
nent chin. He grows a heavy beard
for his age but goes clean shayen. He
wears a number hat and a cores
pondlng number shoe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
MInncsota LcrIsIntnrc.

ST. Paul MINI, Jan. 9.-The two
houses oh the Legislature met today and
heard The addresses Of retiring Gov
John Lind and the incoming governor
Samuel y. Van SAINT The two COVER
nors were accompanied by three former
governors. II. l. Hibh0rd John s. Pills
bury and the venerable Alexander Ram
sey who was the first territorial gov
ernor over aSty years ago and the only
surviving northern war governor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
UTAH SCHOOL
PUPILS AND CASH
''a''n''t Issued Today BY Stat,
Superintendent Nelson,
NJ ABER OF CHILDREN 8G,a;s
ine amount Per Capita /. sa.oa
'O'NOnm'n' as Hadc 10 the Va.
rlous Counties.

.. s'a'e Superintendent Of Public In.
s"u'uon A. c. Nelson, has mad, an
s s.i. Of all school money, o.
s'a'e district school fund on hand Nd
' 70 January o. 1901, Issued todayamoun,.
, ,'. 10 t 7. The school popula.
u .' Of the State pupils attending he
district schools Is given as sass. The
amount per capita is 1913. The follow.
ing u. are the different counties Of the
STATE the school population In each.
ana ,,, ne amount Of the apportlonmen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
Big storm in Middle States.

Kansas city. No. Jan. "a snow
storm which IN many places has turned
TO sleet. has prevailed throughout the
Middle states since midnight and Is
casung much trauble 10 telegraph and
telephone companies. Between Chi
cag0 and Kansas City especially tele-
graph wires covered with sleet have
worked but indiiferently making the
Transmission Of messages uncertain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09

Colon Columbia Jan. VIA G'i INN
ton-rhe French steamer '1 80 to.
Marsolno~ fnr Colon 1iIIl'ggl "-,,lsta
day and brought news ol l.. ~ po.
pacincatlon of fhe Department, s y. in.
livia and NagIl.rnl. ~
formation is as,gy,a.nau.s'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09

Wilton Daniel Leonard Leonard: r.
A. Harris. Marshalltowu
Sheep and Wool Growers Asaeiation
Of Southern Idaho aIlHoad APP
polntment. G. l.. Bravley FaBslin.
Iowa Improved stock Erasd.v Asso-
citation. c. s. Barclay West liberty.
Iowa.
Monterey County CCol0) Stool Rails
ers' Associations James r. Hebron.
Salinas. City, Colo.
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Commission Merchauts' Convention.

Cleveland, o.. Jan. 9.-The ninth an
nual convention Of the National League
OF Commission Merchants convened
here today with about $50 delegates IN
attendance. At the conclusion OF the
welcoming and response speeches, rou-
tine business was taken up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
ROOSEVELT ON PRlzE.FIGHTING
Tells How Boxing Might Have Con
tinued In New York.

Chicago. Jan 9.--Vice President-elect
Roos welt, in an interview on prize.
fighting published IN the Tribune. said.
Boxing might have been going on In
New York right now II the men who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09

Kansas City. Mo, Jan. 9.-The local
police have not found anything 70 sub
stantiate the reuport that Bass Fraser
or his alleged kidnappers were, or had
been in Kansas City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
SEN. RAWLINGS N WASHINGTON

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWS."l
Washington, D. c., Jan senator
Rawlns has returned from Titan
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Carupano surreuders'

Caracas. Jan. @ via Hayden ya l.',,,
The last rl1a. occupied o5 ."5 ysstar.
honists. Caupau1 suusnls'e' ''''''
day.
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MATTERS MUSICAL.
Letter to Prof Stephens from Sousa-
Tabernacle Choir.

Philip sousa, the famous band mas
ter. has written Prot. Stephens that he
viii be pleased to have the children sing
choruses at his matinee concert In the
Tabernacle on February sth adding
that he remembers with particular de-
light their good work with his band
some years ago, and win, he declares,
always consider them a feature.
------
In order 20 have none belonging who
win not know the selections thorough
ly the class VII be closed " new mem.
bers after Saturday next, and Prof
Stephens announces that all parents Of
participants must govern themselves
accordingly Nearly four hundred &C.
tive little workers are now enrolled and
In addition % voice culture and reading,
the selections. March Of Truth Good
Night and The Holy City are near
~ mastered.
Prof. Stephens also announced that
lady members OF the Tabernacle choir
win meet az the Choir Hall tomoT0"
night az o'clock. the gentlemen sing
ers joining them an hour later ms
special work Tor the convention concert
which takes place one week from %.
night. as well as two acts Of Faust
WIN be attended TO-
II IS urged that an members who IN,
tend 20 take part In these events should
promptly attend