The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-22


Harper. president of the new University # Chi
cago. Not less remarkable an index VAS the
circumstance that two addresses on tde nights
programme were by wonen-Mrs. Potter
Palmer aud Mrs. Charles HenrOtn. From the
vice president of the United states
down list of brsiuy and distn-
gulshed men composed the magnificent
gathering Not the ieast interesting persons
were Cardinal Gibbons and Papai Euncio
SatollL The opening invocation this ereaiag
impres slvely voiced by Rev. DR. Bagrows
pastor of the fir,t Presbyterian CHURCH and
chairman OF the general committee on re Z. 2 Jobs
congresses. President Charles C. Bonney, OF the
Worlds fair congress auxiliary, then DEL rered
very brief address OF we.come The
greeting on behalf OF the ~omens branch
ov Mrs. Potter Palmer was also brief, she
saying the wosnsas branch, representing tie
marvellous progress OF woman during taa last
four centuries. united most cordially u greeting
and sends coneTatuiation to the leaders 81 tt.at
progress in al ilchtened lands. The saluta-
ii0a IN honor OF Queea Isabella war bF MIS-
Henrotin, who tAId tas assistance Col
9mbus received from Queen Isabella
enabled HIN 10 discover and reveal
the American continents. The hep
which enlightened womanhood the Qu.en OF
ih!s lew age, now offers al men, Will enable
them, especially the toiing millions, t. i7lg IN
ia-.F o.a counties new worlds OF intel actual
Aal moral enjoyment, enhanced material pros
perltT. improved soe.a al conditions anu rich
Eu.iaEe al resulting peace.
Archbishop ana was then introCucei bv
President Eonney and was received Wig trs.
IAe41ous app.aGsa lie said In part
The greatss, Of thIlgs Is nina. Mai, en-
sc!olA, lAt-l-Fe.t, potent TO pGt Into acton
Thought AMI wish, dcrentlates it, III aJ~o-
iItey from natter, rises ABOVE { 10 lI1l. l.ur-
50" ne x are, inmates nad moves the Oh MN
iGg w"r.i. Nina t. the cansstivs power "a all
oF4eris result. Without Il there Is npts-4:.g. or
tHeEc - aiinieos movement aud Ch&Js IhS
u.hNerse ; tie product OF the sGa-ems
r G1-ttDt IL cate HltGia tie ~: verse
there - crrs.ei mind-man- h2esver
c-ts-is ms Wo-k ks OF ih- E.rst tal- {, ejIaes
IL his 4lFe pi beauty. goo ness an rrryress
comes tAf~uEa Eal lie -, ~ ihin tie z.-li,s
t.>taI-ols 90 n ~ IL men sTs o. varied meas
EF-s. lac ..tye Of m3Bl u.ts InRn aioye<Iaa;
Tie Der re n. al, the greater and tbs E5oier
tla man
de.lxnts 10 hover amid Columbian O. eoraz Gus
--torIovsa CONT, the hillside OF La Az1lGa,
RAGS 3. sJrF Ga. savage GuSnahani--oGs 6olcck
more thaa olga. else ootans Afteaiione We
Sc < oui; sc * upoa & fhs s0u.s esges eve.
II - me GEdfe 0I Christopher CotAinb4A. The
picture, Oo.IHllus unseen, " -atsyer tGe
rsias- tiug Ems, whatever the ColaginS.
Is !tconp et=. ulesaaugiesss the sPFl.
Is abNe1t II q voli OF inspiration t,oA.
unbns Is the mind, creating, directing
tae scenes, bringing into them motive ana pur-
pose. producing and eo-orGiGstng resu.ts. All
ese - tAG kss value 80 far a. 4 re- }f1a IS
II The tas rgnts OF Columbus, - tsr ~ 4 s.Gs
him q execute Bis plans. Iae cue -a!s aad
generous iaaSe- q. the patent sad iaF-sze .tg
Juan ieFez &c &arcbeuS. claim cur e. tee=l he
cause Ht rs 90 them understood AnG lol4<wea
superior u---a ia columbus.
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