The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16
DRAWING To AN END.
The Teachers Normal Institute at
Chautauqua.

More Interest has been manifested in the
Teachers Normal Institute thsa tp any
other department 81 ChautauqHa, except;
ing the woman's Christian Temperance
Union work. That indcfatiVahie leader OF
institutes. Prof l. y. Follansbee, has a
happy faculty. nos only OF saying and do
INK the best things in the best way, hni Of
getting other people 10 do the same- Ihis
brings ont ihc opinions 81 d,iicreui people
upon practical subjects Their, is hope for
The public schools 81 Washington Territory
II tho ideas presented ~ the Different meet
ings are earrlesl out hy The teachers.
Atthe Round raBie al 10 a. IN the sab
jeet discussed was whether the public
schools were responsible for the Increase
81 crime. srirh as theft. delaGlting strikes,
etc. This provoked lively discass en,
some holding that the schools were IS holly
responsible and seine that they were ~ no
cas-, sn. The influence vi the puifit End
the home .pon the gislng generation cagn0
So for is share 81 stieatioll
Rev A. T Fogcisuu OF Tacoma ieeiuged
At II 80 n. IN. on ''t;crman Mythology. In
ierWayvn among the s;srucr facts in tae
history ~ the Germans were many hcaati-
inl lrsends aud poetry Of no mean order
They had their lyric, epic and dFamahe
poetry. their choral songs, songs n mar
ftatN ana HtAtts s4h@t % ts'faAf+tN it.it
battle, aud songs 81 sacrifice. They be
lioye,s their gods occupied a place inter
mediate between mSnkiud aud - crtaior.
TEMPERANCE pisCyssEp.
The temperance hour was devoted t. TIE
subject II parliamentary Usage. Mrs.
Mary Bynan Reese showed hes difficult "
had been Ia set the wUmca 10 take charge
of their own meeting When the orSanifit
ton IL the NemcB's Christian Temperance
tniea Was ia It's Infancy, the women felt
that great work wss lscforc them
Presiding over meetiugs, making iae-
tiauS and amendments was HreeS
60 them, and sometimes the gentle
men WERE called upon &c help teen ~ a
convention in Cincinnati. hisaop Walden
presided In the course ~ the meeting. the
chairman said a certain thias could not be
done. according - the parliamentary las
one over sealutis Tefsoa said we women
will do il, The brVthrvn ar mol called
upon a. lead nectings uaw, wa = per
sisfrney peculiar ~ their seNs tue waisasn
anniteA themselves 81 tbrir task and sud
led 81 carefully the various rules 81 ortlEr.
that 10 aaV their conventions arr ahis
MANAGED. and those wap Fo % scof- ~
raain - praise sad wonder. Remarks wefe
masic ~ rraf Btgh. f,isnshSc sad !oncs'
A tnet Was Hac'F rendered ef M.
Mar,i and 6aughiey susie
s-Sofl,a ami licaHpE Was Ffai fiNFa-
ner's themc 81 p. -. The a9dieficc VS.
large. ami cszues5 sf'enrau vas sis =.
Tas v3bvaturs theory If -fuHa wa no'l
shown hv fHesas a3 tie tcief'snar, Yii1ii1
r-ans. fansrg-Fnrk, seNuliHE la7N IS sasa-
sps.,,er ans pAfa'nit.o ferec tors
The ais eus.aons Al Che ksuua tah-e Her'
caatlauss5 az fae Cawp SIS cs'Alinf ea ~
Prof F.Hiaasaer tlv sriGiH Wa a p "ifNl
oae. some of the spcakEts Wc4t % l~E'
by.fatas slld net ssi fate, -.,,.
be was sanwa. hoWvyef fEat tae f+A5-s
-ca,s1ls az MasaiIlgt'n tcrT tefS Nse, ~
x.-si HANDS sevrs 81 sAias - ~ ~ =, I
Wesp either CHRISTIANS ar aiicNV@ iutAsss
tanliE-
ptEs-ANT ~]RptIs&
A. ths asnisens 81 CnaHtsucua were
ahoal retiring, TuesiRy Night, "a his3-t
-. bsa-8 "a the tay T, efaad rush was
made for the hiUG an Al,icf street.. y hefs
III, Skaglt Chief vas seen Afe1ins for ,sr
wharf ia lsaau1 eas ulcytN rariy oi
Tacoma commandments TIE ssss4 "ss
raag aud the peoRic gssac-yii 3n t1c "a
vih,,n auA l8styaed 3D. soEle selections pA
fhe Young Meas Christian ASsssra .ts7l
orchestra The mgssc vAs difercui iraEi
sry hesrG az CAaBjsugns ana WAS wei re
Tag Misses Anderson thcB SANG tae uii
RoqaeH aul Iuani{a AZ preseat Iaef
assehlx eniayEsi themselves, aa3 @tCu iae
hear fur &ryzTtlre rasae tAfqt e. A'75
cheers Nere given so7 tne iscoJaR.tss.
Rale Z. se1uiFtas -csiseHts ot tasi4
faaaua h he Ia 9uara 81 = ? - ass
beaEsa. h1t uo oue sa.A zag fAirE tstailss
~. ,,.s-fhs president vas Gas IS ssic 81
n . 4. ta whiting a3sy ihs hsars q, "a
ics rrsAn sfs11 sfigf ti-a .rsiis iscs a. vac
paxiiifa wFre ~fey