Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-30

literature masterpieces OF oratOry The
study OF the thought and structure OF
these masterpieces, develops logic and
style. That style IL best which calls
least attention to Itself Beecher says
Don't whip with a switch with leaves
on. II you wish TO tlngle" When a
man Is In dead earnest, he uses plain
language. and he will be listened TO-
The language Of the street, is superior
to that Of the academy. Better than
a dead level Of argument IL to get the
mouth open with Il laugh, and then
throw In chunk OF wisdom.
The study Of oratory develops the
moral being for 1t requires study or
human nature; those who would lead
men must study lives. Oct close TO the
tolers, they can all teach Us some
thing. sympathy with the masses,
makes men forget themselves, The mo-
ment man begins to think he Is
speaking we'll he weakens, Many an
oratoncal contest has been lost through
the speaker thinking Of the prize,
Seeking to put down the bad and ex-
alt the good. all tends TO build up char
acter
In the afternoon, Prof, Trueblood
took up the theory and methods Of
breathing
THE RECITAL
The recital by Mra. Trueblood last
evening was most thoroughly enjoy
able entertainment. Mrs. Trueblood Is
| decidedly clever as an elocutionlst, and
is very versatile, as viii be recognized
| from the following numbers which
were on the program: Johnny
Bartholomew" "a Set Of Turquoise
by Thomas Bailey Aldrieh; two scenes
from "As You Like 1t, ION the Banks
Of Deer Greek" by James WhitcomD
Riley, and "A Slsterly scheme by IL.
G. Bunner
CRY COUNCIL SESSION.
At the meeting Of the city council
held last evening Thomas Court was
appointed deputy city engineer by the
mayor and the appointment confirmed
The committee on sewer reported
adversely on the matter Of purchasing
private sewers, Report adopted,
The same committee reported That
the Provo Wooden Minis company had
agreed to commence work ON connect
ing with the sewer on Nov. ], ana
recommended that time be given. Re
port adopted.
The committee on waterworks was
authorized to commence prosecution or
people befouling the waters Of Provo
river by allowing dead animals and
other Objectionable matter TO remain
In and near the water.
The city marshal was instructed to
prohibit the firing Of fire crackers and
other fire works before and after the
Fourth and Twenty-fourth. The OBJ
feet being TO abate the danger of this
practice as much as possible, several
accidents having already been caused
therefrom.
j. l.. Brown and others presented a
petition asking that sever district
be created on Third West street from
Center street to the center Of the
block between Second and Third South
streets. The matter was referred to the
committee on sewer.
The estray poundkeeper reported ~
head OF stock empounded for the quar-
ter ending June %, and s5l15 collected
MAY BE MURDER.
The stabbing ARRAY at Tucker sun
day appears to be more serious than
was reported IN the News yesterday
The man who was stabbed, Frank Cali
guire, was reported dead here last
night. Sheriff Harmon has been inyes-
tigating the case and last night he re-
turned from Soldier Summit bringing
with him Joe Plastino, who
Is section foreman there,
and who is being held as a
witness. As far as can be learned Plas-
tino and two Of his men went down to
Tucker Sunday, and one of the men,
Joe Alello, engaged in a quarrel With
Frank Calguire, section foreman at
Tucker, and stabbed him severely in
the groin Aiello escaped, and returned
to Plastinos cabin at the summit,
wehre he took some blankets, a rifle,
a shotgun and pistol and left sher-
IN Harmon has hopes OF capturing him.
He Is described as five feet seven and a
half inches IN height heavy set,
weighing about 100 to 1865 pounds, dark
complexion. black eyes, small Roman
nose, fun round face, wore white felt
hat, and light coat and vest,
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by County Clerk Bachman to the fol-
lowing couples.
Edward T. Pafreyman. 81, and Lydia
Firlay, "a, both OF springvlle.
James Armitage, 81. and Clara Settle.
80, both of Provo.
Chris Jeppesen, 49, and Adlla l.. An
derson, %, both OF Lake View.
SURPRISES FRIENDS.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Evers Of Los
Angeles. Calf, registered sunday even
ing at the Grier house and Monday left
foi Denver. Mrs. Eyers was formerly
Miss Grace Hyde OF Spring city, SAN
pete COUNTY, md became Acquainted