Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

IN u mediocre way" The critics Wuin
unusually onuallc, and ns Harry didn't
naroo with them there was sudden
packsup nnd getaway
THE MCCLELLAN ORGAN RE.
tI'rAlS,
The bringing Of Prof John ]. Mrrlcl.
lam Tabernacle orgauisL A Snlt Lake,
a. Minneapolis, HI II distinct musical
ovcnl here, and 80 recognized 10y the
profession, lIlR welcome, too has been
most enthusiastic and his Wor, hlghly
praised by the public and orlllvig alike,
Tho real FORMAL opening NJ the AUDI
forum occurred Ou Thursday nlght
with the Philharmonic Singing poclolN
~ numerous Morse nlghlngulpa cua
bryOilc and otherwise ana the Smy.
phony orchestra NJ 100 pieces, Both
are local organizations uud both are
under the leadership NJ Emil Obor.
hotter u Vpnllcmun of marked musical
ability feature Of tho blk cnnuoD
WnH the appearance of NJ Ouvion np.
inter The famous NOV York olgmIsL
VINO delivered several notable mum.
bcrs II IN rcgruWhlo mai ho played
entirely over the heads ~ the most of
hll auditors A. a result he was cold.
~ received by The audience ana severe.
~ criticised by the uoVsplpcW for the
character OF Ms selections
Mr. Mcclellan commenced hIs series
of four rccItals on 'ruopdly uighL While
weather WAS wild ana licrco, "a poolly
NiHpd nMlignco nevertheless hruNod tho
RAIN ANA wind which rnmp iu shoots
ana gusts mia binding flashes NJ ught.
ming ana terrific poals NJ thunder Tho
program contained sixteen uumhpwuud
every one brought forth vigorous up.
plnuso, Several had to be- repeated and
again ana upnu the artist was com.
PEELED To bow hs Acknowledgement
Speaking Of the recital the Times This
morning said
"rhose who went 10 the Auditorium
last evening and heard John j. Me.
ClollHn, orgnnlN OF the Mormon ruhrr.
noclc Mt SAT- Lake CITY play the organ
were sorry that the program was not
longer, Tor any one Of ils numbers was
worth going q long distance lo hear
ON leaving the audience felt that II had
not hayed the inclcmont weather for
nothing"
In nm analytical rc,low Of pomc
length, the Tribune critic % musical
authority says
"Mr McCclmn's rondilons though
uulmpnnsionod are soulful ana ronuod
llis development Of the theme IN Hccu.
rate ana tho technique ~ fuultlcss, The
audience realized, ne IL ~ hoped hun.
drods more VIII realize while Mr. Me.
Clolon IN here, TIA, In this prcnl In.
slrumont Minneapolis Possesses
treasure witch for years to como win
ho n source of artistic delight ana nm
unfalling source of inspiration Mas.
tiers such az Mr. Mcclellan VIII always
llnd here a medium for the expression
Of the loftlost sentiments"
MIR lInNupI Hon pItnun ptnptn .Iltnp
NJ the Journal IN n signed article
among many other complimentary
things, said,
"Tho now kimhall organ. I'm the Audi.
forum, had u much better domonstru.
ton last evening I'm the recital hy John
j. Mcclellan, orgamel 0f the Mormon
Tabernacle ut Salt Lake city, than II
had on the occasion ~ rs dedication ON
Tuesday night while II might ho cap.
,ious to sy That MIR Mcclellan ~
bottor orgnnist than NJ DothIcr, the
fact romNlns that the former succeed.
ed bcttor In bringing out the beauties
Of tho splendid now instrument, both ns
10 ~ solo stops aud 80 power nv
complete Instrument The
audience was charmed not only with
the excellence Of the organ. but with
the artistic ana powerful work ~ tho
orgnnlet The program was 50 Hr-
ranged that the heavier concert mum.
hers were Nltcrnntcd with groups ~
lighter compositions making delight.
MI recital and one that did not become
I'M tho least heavy or tlrcgomc
Tho Auditorium w 10 hc congratulated
upon securing Mr. Mcclellan Cor the
four rcClnls, ana those who hear him
nrc also TO be congratulated"
a RICH MANS REVENGE
Just n word about the Minneapolis
newspapers They are a bright ana up.
tosdNto lot Altogether there nrc -four
dniios printed I'm English The journal,
Tribune. Times ana News, The nrst
three have line homes ANA plants with
modern equipment throughout ana
while their environments ana pnrphor.
MALTA are most desirable, yet all things
considered, not one OF them can equal
the Deserot News.
And speaking of newspapers. the COS.
gptIon Of publication by the ~ PAU
Globe iq Just NOW the sensation Of the
hour I'm Minnesota aud clsewhor IN
npWspaperdOm, week ago last SUM
| day It took It's lnal aud permanent
leave from the field Of journalism, lts
Nalcdictory under the significant emp.
| ton, "Fhcre'll be No Tomorrow for Ds,'
IN one Of the most pathetic obituaries
| over written IN memory OF an American
newspaper Not Wiling, or not permit
| ted TO tell the true story Of ~ dsso.
tuition II sounded IN general terms the
| knoll Of the long night to como and that
Aurora WAS preparing % write with
| rosy fingers the mntin song ~ another
dnN IT. last sad words TO ils read
| ore wore
"Thc spirit Of prophecy which comes
| with the evening Of lilo, when coming
events cast their shadowe before, set.
| Ties down on the Globe, II secs
Afur m the auditorium project IN
proud building witch llNunts its
grandeur before the doCaylng walls ~
| the new capitol grown old nirHhips
| have taken the place Of lrolley.cnrs
| heated by hot air, the question what's
! the matter with st. pNul II eotlsfoc-
| torIly answered. the court commission.
cr hns been substituted for the supreme
| bench Constant Reader has been
| abolished by statute, And, drawing
! cloRor To the present ihoro n n spirit
| Of prophecy, the voice ~ tho printers
down stills the surging Of the prophetic
| soul and We know that tomorrow rs
NOT TO Blf-.thOl the precedent Of the
| Rgos N upset by tho announcement IN
| the Globe ONCE THAT ALL ~ Pin.
iSuED TONIGHT by THE WRIT
| mo OF 30"
That was all~nothlng more, Was
| there over such a mysterious wOrdcd
! ynlcdctory written boforo2
The pApor died through u rich mans
| revenge, For thirty years II had been
the londlng paper OF Minnesota, II WAS
| the peoples most conservative and
most beloved exponent and defender,
nosIdos n was the Ofllclnl organ " the
| Democratic party Gradually James
| j. I'M, the great railway magnatc, n
Democrat himself had secured cons
| troll of H. llut IN the now historic more
ger ana GroNt Northern Securities hght
ana all other matters ot vital personnl
| ,.i.... lIt, "A an pnt hunt a unUgV