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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

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EgEAwElEk
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see taara aa8 been xwgwiag. aue ina eff
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fsiegatss Eao presented themselves a.
IA zat3rt1g- The next enc aeia IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

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tgEEE7sr rgsg8 ever NaEa-s r~rEsrr-I-sssee-
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sege1 Ter - f~s81 "a e<s SNasssE WA
zgssrs n@zuls-zssS 1aza ssasr uaelns RAY
sl-Aa =U-1s RsrsaEs sas q s-Sgts ns.zTssar-
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pissed e ta-~s rTs-neerS * -A~ facalTy
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was E@Ehssg VIVA lever % - sakt abcsse
fEE1srs'aillegfars en0eaa8- K wgaAG ~ on.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

A. mater Of fast the reverse Is true.
For a AAEg tine tae - asfenss have been
EnanaanE ~ Ne wsnsEper crl1 5s.4snE s-ar-
corning rt44 41hlaglc features Of college
zee. Art INA half stand asaln.sz g9oeostll
t2ssn a. Harvard hAs aIargIlzt3 tag1n
Iess + PrDvs 70 De ezr rhe- precursor 81
A more genaEal mere tiechse8 z18Vesne ia.
. WGrk 8ise practical 1aGn3kH of Eas
aEaIssse Su1 rls exaIt-3ts.9n OF t8@ Dig
Ea4s gse54ng X strOagest. u course. al
Harvard. ne storm esnter Q , ne anti
H8s3E1stzl 130venlsuE Es1Z - exists also a.
Yale. bv reasoE Of the tpcr raa- shers
- more intense Athletic rtvAlEy between
TIE tUo blx nsgsHt1oEas Ct lsalraas4g ca-an
be- NeerE el her &C thagu anal arg eE rne
smaller colleges. This Is Partly Admitted
By rae New Haven mes. eut r. = - aa dis
cerued beneath rfs ssErf bse, nsVert1e-
less. ard tasre is no 1oubE taal she
greater Moderation. especially n football
plav *. w0 % Shown next t3lL tbs
statement - uia8e oT the ~rltsr aEter
a ssay pass<-i a. each * the hl< .lzgIs arssi-
ties. ard a number os interviews w5th
me parties ugosc n Interest a. eoth
Carn5rislxe ant New Haven Perhaps
Esa sfrsnAeSe evidence or Ap2re 1ssiassas2a
as 20 The ultimate result OF adverse news
rzrsr criticism g Shown by the fat 11iE
no oEs AT sltaeF place was WING u Ok
gsls5raz reEar11Dg the IlEture ot foot ball
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BArr ln+2s A492 S.-4st1'4~ :
more % I1s 3-aE@-iN Sls.4'--ss' -
1AF@- ~ilaEleS 0-s "1t' u 10
team. 49, while al were rclsze All Will
fax 10 inrpars 4 certain aTeoe2k * IL
formation Nd Cns WIS &I11< - pa
guctes-- y Ia rhey ssalsl eot9H'--5*aAS 1'@sas
~ s'1rIa;r1eG up ABOUT As lotl'sF7s a. i@
statement q ne t1otosi4A sEtfi+ @ Ei-A' =
ward,
,-,., r-.., ~, Y,-..,-...,r1.a.-far,s Football
a.. ~, = -. CO.
trsf o A.. san Tie >aAHlh. ~@t
woi1aia Rave been any tFo2ia -
f7*steaAAl Z yea arN~EAtt@ a4~A '."*A sH@
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sav - rep0Fts 2E rae EA1'@S a+bA @'-fA
pseees % ae~s a. ~fe 4.te2 81 80 q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

Christian E,gi,tasasssr xorx
-'Fha n1ast Interesting singing serysce
Z ever experienced. aA1s Alr Eflfs to,say
''fszizs In FsnnSy AHA. "a a special CHRIS
t--An hlE.iaipuT tram. and n ss.sugad cl1s
saortst. oos Ehsasgs r. was nfry Misses
lsFnE
- is s-ar ev4ug ~ ftrs a.Er1crf-iss 81 te1a
so.tsty Llllt EosGgn tgWa r. d3sQlayis1ay
- nFil.i tnr@rest i1 efs caanverr.Dn PEI
hgsgs liu gnoHst graceful sa..us-1lFlEr ~ the
contention 1laLr hats ever nss-n a.,vuvvsss.l
arlT gathering aw q % .snisfnsl..ty wa h,s
Visible in tFe agss.le gardens and parks
WEN t1s coneEzg1issF9 nzs~etz. Tor IN rhase
pl.aces many 'sssgaFtsa-y and orra n-surs,s
PLANTS hAea iees=n s.-t "a - form -ha
monogram ~ -11a Hn-fstr ana =orua ~ ID.
sus-ietyrs tfv5rf-a n1.stzasss
f- has Also Been arranged max az nom
hers ~ i3s aoses F2ss~e shaEE 49, away or
VACATION Bur.ng she f5slr or Eve lays q
tie convention
DEXTER NArsfgAE.r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

Philadelphia. lad 80 delegates the
te1- a. 81 Louis. more tl14n s.ssi. and
t1a eaxf- AZ Minneapolis. ae~r 8 -. ( Il
feseesisutsd AS vas he a enhance a.
Aaaeagoiis. IRE number If Delegates a.
t. geEE eleventh. e0Hven a0H Held "a
Ss1 Fork. was mlrs taaa .iosloied. So
r4mer8ts we're shgy. q fact caar 40 ac-
esseasa computation was 1eaat3ia- 8ut
Conservative estimates pus g. a E8n, hv
a. 9.sis tnr largest nBnaor EaAe aa1
sser g. aeTei lm 0na plara 80 Attend a
csavnhtlou ~ Aav SORT The zext eun-
ts-stna WA az MuntrasaI fana4ia, t1e
frss heit oa,side the boundaries 81 ne
t7ltett states ruf despite tnst facf a1i
tEs Eaurter attracttnn n t9ia - aFfi' 3
FaIr a. Chicago g. lo9 delegates tnvsstesl
t1e Eanatsaa rltr ~ fae azuaxasnsur ~
- l1sahitanss At Cleveland laat yesar
sasso we're present and other amounted
'a7asaasis ware kspr away av t1e E'eas
Faiiroad striiSes- Fully Rgfa ara sx-
f@cte9 as BOSTON.
Boston Is EaEtuE reas{w "a ~aceive rE1e
taTiaE.an Eudra cnr uosfz and auts he
sss<eas 20 rAu iowa H1d eifs authorities
g IA SnrtTrr are making sgTauuuus e.
FarEs - prevent z rauet:tfou y tl1e sxae-
rsseees 81 Nevv York thren raars aEu-
Far shagsa Nev York waa 1eeer over
esae.i het1re ant aeVar zas seem since.
- aaT crowd - sitting Strangers rhers
: - soIaf ttAG sle Naz sva3ue1 ~ t2a
saeisf.aa E1Gn7Var delegates ~ fS2
SEM 7Ds hefere -i5s EsnEa szs.lf. "a L.
8rsssIiaEf C'ark 90 va heEaa - rraze AL
sssee agni.rR-.n-a 20 t~e Nsw srk ST.
Is 11r rooms ora TnFeI Eeenr a waogn
- araieE tHr.-f sow uEar Ve~e expect
= @s s1it assn Na s0ft& uaf -elE EtlF
- .oeket Far esr- 'a~rr attends 1ce p
Ns7. 20 ASA. .rtl rAEa -a~a ~ t1eu1.
3x ssann ~ serH Tea aaef mr. er-
2ass r1rruz su advance tu tAn summer
trH We'N - ~saav
Tas uaa-s svaS gr,sa-iv ~ aktasf "a
e saaagef ~ -he apparent al13o~ ~ r--
s.2a-fsr ~sa w7rgf ~ = was tsar aeesr
e re @ef Keepers tnak - sa4re vfesv
e l1e ~ar.e~ agt AZ eaG sHaw rr
- fe-ES -ass laeas~ raursa IRE aavys-
Ea2er~ s.Fo stne.i - appreciate VIA vas
eeaw ana wxa set 1nrE sSa tsfa-
Fraaa 1ewoH n -a1 tAe e.t5Farx tEae rTe
Fsls1a}ts were r'u-rsf wfrn Christian En-
sfaTar 'nera as whose Fper.8 -sslss
$50 stet RlouE ,se aes e1a Zee
ssFaas -nta~tFond -4ar -aers vas anT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

sgsfes Nc ars ex-eersst -z1 ~ Ne -~g--
cry ez-est Scr - eets-Sa -~@a sx5sE rss~
E1es- Nsv. BAT SPECIAL rsfs= 49, ~ s.s-rs.-
~ Ne nessss. ard r-a1x a-sxser-sss..
aasis@s aEre7 ee4yrs opeHe9 % .s-anSe~s
for money MI smta~eas7 -sTf~sr xfg.sx4s
from JalT 2 SD - ssg.zszaassn. fssS TIE
cost % ne Convention - re ssss-aes-r Scr
rent Of tea -eefs7g places ana aaasa-
E'sasTTsFSs rrs1fsrsg. postage Ard ia taass-
SAID an& ere eseess - rre5fr-ri Tarv zrsrk
Ssss Tax BE- r-zen 2 ar loss sAess 20 81
Tits la-Ee sEn Vas eesn mostly -alsesE
a4Fsa1E ~ e11s-saszzssgEs xrosFn me saess-
tsssz q Boston a1f NaS74cs -gSas-s sszfs.tav
A21x 793lss srirstes3 ett1zeax a. ta.s Sas
era tvw1 havs gzwsr s~sezw saxevsr. as
tasF ean wen aTarE .. TAR a sasr 1ays'
TzElr q FF8 @-1ezFs sa-rr4 "a 1 20 ~ws-iEe
n s1s fsaEt1g ~ mary tires - So Fl
tfe egff@rs ~ zsszsrra's -qe-cAaasz. roa-s-
sssg10sgse keepers 4aa nofs8s a2E restzn-
ra1Ea
~ Fa~ attendance - as rz--e Es = az
reetsG ami saea <-rsss sx-gnsAs bssc = a
eav tas ssau tvsa4 wslI - zza ~ and fas
esaEcss ara Es1a1 6 W De hearty G8zf1ls
tila- Although -sest raEIr-aaas vi -e-
agsee tflssr fares sma-ha.E. t1a ezgn "a -
pad cor rzilroax Tsekafs BY delegates
WI be g7nrr1aus- ~ ma lcw sssfruats &
81 gagn e VII asIgunr - 4 eool zalG nj
Hen ADD - IRIS ne sans thae VIII Ss
expended ~ ford % ne way. tie sw-nz
70 D. z1rsaE n EasAou ard ne t1raE aE~
psnffssE-s2 rzstsea - taE eorTeaEsor caaR-
nor ~ u1sca isss taz.a sstrpe-s7slarte~< q
a million. While thsv ssav reaea a rcuaG
Engltun.
soaE FEATURES OF THE coSvES-
TON
TIE rsar= % Ne convention have been
gzEiEs generally ex-sai1est n re n-~STa-
pers, s9r ST. william = EsuS 81 ne
Boston office. g a nas8 % experience and
industry T4ru8ga his efforts = hAs
hseu nszsIs xuoxa eaxt eassrs wf1 %
snrs@ x--ar afrs2ssgrrlzEr u s- fsasilas-ss
nau ard r7xo ga ezlzs--razsE a feature
"a Sa1sG-rasv GzIT - EiH - Al eFzer-
ar naeriatas 75sss nTzeeg1nz or Busncn
Common. E.esS aass b.aeu <azsf q Tie asg
r7gssssttslsr 81 ~s1fnserse' - De held ster rse
pa -rtczac gsase n1aasssg. 1u- perhaps sh2s
wt he tie Hnasr Interesting af al enc
''st7aurz About q zsosgEosnG snit1-en
under Il w3iT talxa parT IL rais. There VIII
b. a fzszsa0r enofr asfss frsnlDr oz--sastr=s
aast aegur a hlaEfire-t VII rarE4ssEsaze a.
The SPECIAL sxeres@e. T7sssza wso take
par IN easse walz e2r she eizn~ belnz. rep-
rssseur z3s ''1llular'' s>5sz5etses in AZ p.arss
az t.s ear,h. asd VIZ D. appropriately
eosstuTss@t Thus lilss '-Saz1ior- represent
ing Alaska VIZ De- eIa8 ~ Alaskan
dress. Aad wtii eli - e1zs soelszBs Ia
tl1st far away si5sess - Tncle Sana g sa-1n
An1raar 1saltaas-a wslI 81 sllss hoH6n- oS
p0onsi-lv prsyer anss PRAISE meetings a.
saiss-test busfnass places. These prayer
meetings wiz as- e-3HpigsseGest BY 9sieassree
NzI0 will TaAre51 froEYs various naallsstsss-
GERS. and gEa singing OF religious songS
vii D. a. mus3s d rFGEGre aAs ths prayers
and ras exaertzafa5nz. Singing X. in saet
one % the srss.asst 1szsures n xvn~ral
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

~ EssSttss 21s &Arva--s's ~ ~ sssErSre.
Eots cssa-s NaRa asgs nrseesen< assT
stare tes waassar Vas Sglza a. - ~errgf1z
r. 1ssk Asls caH2ssFas sxerssSS 4S~~zaf ceagt~
&essas En- re shliev Sc eAafr zrsn - Sd
sreaS ereE 80 ne ses sasns &c $50 rsi-
.gSaS nmE 'w Is ersa aa~sw waE So snee~ asra
10y a1z&Ex~s$ * 1Ssssr wagS Tfssar esss-rrrss-
stasn ~ verN -Heh ~ Il VAS asST waa-
ara. enough zesFser haes as ve< Stayed az.
- "a standard ~ - hese a. hzSt year >
NarsG ne sssxs11 = sEl rsgsg. sssF sner@
Is pserzw ~ ss-rae Ser E1aa--sRezszsns Tale
ard &a-s41t MA 1ox Riaw ssg@saer az-
- - &za ~ IGse. wAsa n x-x-es = scaess-
4le'1 - 1atzf@ - a. rasaArfSre. On re
80 ee1F xii SAY aEsin AZ NV Raven.
szs3 ga ms 2sc1--52 case u 4 zsss-s7 New
Yes
E&c~ssss - se-c-ssrsS -ee~~ saA more
TsanalsAr Ae Barnard sgs1 szas esszn ss<-a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

ne FIRST. thae we believe We have acted
wtaefy EFe ms steady hea8, rarely
getting ezeseess auA besides. rs VII h8rs
az als rr@w seAlnd htua. Fer six 81 t1e
bows have ruws-l Together Err three years
a-,f pulled sagssnrr sxrslfansly. Larg-
ford comes From s. EauL Al oer men
a-e TAI se1Isss. an4 - noS ana s. wrench
fng % pfT 4 scrg srreEs. WA = known
as -. Yale ssrQke - Simply IC0e as'stT
reach ard a tcrg site Both Seeee ae-
glssgs II a EonE reach ard silorr ~ 81. TIE
-retAoss here has Seen e ASA AZ tse
strongest muscles. Wa 20 rot t~v - ns8
a s-serfsf7w -apsE st~rka n sne etr'T
rl~r - osr training ws rare7r Eet afs'es
rwanty-esggt. Our best crews hare gaae.t
f~e7n tHE-rv-two 80 shir+v-stx - .eelr
ssfr.nf-w raees We ARva practically Sal
ri, ~oa-h rN5~ wear. Cook 3 abroad sses-
s-~ar - n Garage. ard EQwies. $50 81
o. age. eas aeen zete IN hei1 - verT
Hetle. coming on o1ee 60 twice fer ga
-sf-cusa. r7r poIt8n rr Rogers Ar
cart. rvss % fEe 81 erew, bare given -
-srrh vafaabis instruction. tor a day -
tro A. a tfrae. N1r W. lave hsf - 5G
nos q ar Sxa coach s-g eurss,lvas. NJ.
rswfes * especially ss-0nE Fl 'riSwt-x-
sNaf X rrafr3n- tAs hovS fu eveCrags p
ss~was. r~2rer Pa -'ae-5rg - oaa-s. efs. VS.
halBeTe sAat So preset c-~w IS osors 3ar-
rrganGogs sn& ec~Eeraaf rNan S77~4 ereEs
Eaae~a1tw a~@ Ca'f~ raining eas Beer So
wers. Haf wa sAfa o7 1i
- a24I-sr s. @4sE .0aA3 a.
ne'raz@a = = 1%
rsss~s azz -.'ors -
H5A1 Ta@t = "n t1-
Aa< s5sA *E-s
"'t l4ss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

So "a ress asr~ sfesr~ sr~ sa1L
ps-aer IS s4s I EEH< TaNs Z sa1
e ts
A=ss F~~ erza sast fessf aEe-waA
rs sav .fs,o a-1 GeE aesE
A1T @&
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4rsz nAs@ -~sa aNa er n+ aEA
~ fem akv
~~ ras.r e8aprns Z fQ@&.
Haas "a 3 sH = a0sss
re &sa J.
Nsre 81 rs-V sE~a9t aar EssNe -
~asesss- ere ssr earssszs Az&a ruas9%
Hm- sa
49, ~sr && sfE @ ~
Sc g. rsE -.sr zrssarE szsfr @gssGE-
r.gssEss4 & alzNs-
F- q 81 s~r 1ls& - sre--
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Fa&Ez &agess Be-
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hse@ a@argssse sssass@ Esssaz xsaE sFsE stzfg
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

F~t+t-sz
Praettcfaiv earsy - ths season On cre ssls
The aarS&ry; learn - weakest n ~ftsrs;g
c4tes-kssEs-f ard sars. IN ire season wnaE
IS ku0wn a. tAe ~aEeaAS'' vas alsc weak
- passing" rAls = tha last wear snxt
Holmes igl3 VII sa asasi. ard rais - a
zs.tcsar az a8gEcA rssrsL ~ nssa2g Of eh~
41A-ss.r students az Harvard noth De-
cause % cas associations ae me ols -etf
4as3 Ire saet eaac K IS n TIA frnulaiiasa
va-inE-y ef the eo}lege <rounsts proper.
wAiIe ne new 1e1a = asarix a vsils away.
and has aor G3ss a5vantae q agreeable
Surroundings as has ths elder aas. AZ
Elas present time ~ members 81 ne facGE-
~ CT ssHher az ne great Institutions *
learning whose Aeh}etfe condition has
acre been considered are "a popular as
ara Mr.. Lathre1, 1t Harvard. AM Henry
:. Anllerson. the gymnasium i8s8rs2c sor
anil as hrus1er Va -. Andersen. the as
sss-aAla DIRECTOR sc I1e gymnasium a. xAlt,
hos Is t1e Popularity ct these men Nsalv
- Eectlae. no matter ha8 the various
een ISIS astwssa RE two colleges may
rasulr. Harvard Is generally BETTER Ia tn
dlviti1..t1 work and Yale generally excgIs
Ia tsAua WORK
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

~asr- sag q e1Nn-a - ss&H G- ye- As
- -Ae 4s wfra T4e ~ laeS or csass
--rt~s-s Ws Eass - Eyss se~ zee 1-Ss etT-s
e.. Ea1~ years. zgs @a5Fe eaE@z 8 . . -
ws hzs hsd -Ares Eezaes 171re r. E13
eaea eaeu sVan. ~ 3 kAzsr YsaE .
~-s-e r-a.r - -nrs ssrw3 e-sasae s1zsg :
say a1- reE-E -z4s years w14 - elaaer--
xr = BE- 5s-sez9<1 e2Ds ~g~1art ~
~ -se faaa- IKE saE Is - a2r svaa-
cage .r~ -1sr cares ~ - SEA ESaz-ses'
49, 60 z1-2 -. -~x -~&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

IL hrsl7 sno Hetie. a. cae Ia. ing ssrxfs-
LIs1anS af lsarnaag. aHl tas sazr.az IN
@arsesreaE 81 that view By fa-. Harvard
ftasndsE = rs actacR -eyarss1aag fsonaaff
HaNe failed 70 diminish tie seslsfansss Ia
seI'ssE IN athletics ca any gre4t ex-aae-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

Drodtcd by their crimes, and the Governor of the
Stale who belonged To the same party and owed
his election TO their devilries, put their heads to-
gcther and the namnable thing was done. The
third case was that Of Monmouth Park gam
bier. who committed Il murder and quickly got
off scot free. And the fourth. on some accounts
the most wanton and fragrant and detcstable OF
ALL was the pardon Of the Guttenburg big
Four by the cmincntly respectable Governor
George r. Wcrts. These things, we say. merit
the most earnest attention. because they are II
corruption and degradation not only of the
Executive but Of the judiciary as well. And
II the courts Of justice he made n bywonl and II
Kissing what worse could bcfall The State?
Mr. Voorhees, aud his colleagues and counsel
have done their work thus far well. AZ they IN
Innate. much more remains 10 he done. I'nt
there IL enough In thIs report. enough of sug
gcslion and recommendation and formulated
measures Of reform submitted for action. TO keep
the Legislature busy for some time. and to enable
It 10 do u mighty work of regeneration for the
state. The committee deserves The highest com
mcndation for It's achievements. And In no way
can that commentator he so well expressed ~ In
legislative cnactmcnts that will make the whole
regime OF Ford, Van Clccf, Ilcppcnheimcr, Alb
bctt, Kelsey and the rest a thing Of the past
that can never be recalled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
PERSONAL

O. w. Bo,sford. Ph. d.. who has just been 40.
pointed lecturing instructor In Greek and Latin his
tory In Harvard Is a little over thirty years old,
and is a graduate Of the University Of Kansas.
Prince Alexander Won Hohenlohe. son OF the Ger
man Chancellor, married the widow OF the Prince
OF SONS Braunfe.s IN Cologne the other day.
Archbishop Peter Richard Konrlck OF st. Louis
who has just been deposed FOR reasons Of mental
lnnrmty" was born in Dublin Ireland. In 1896.
being a younger brother OF a former Archbishop
Of Baltimore. At the Vatican Council. which he
attended Archbishop Kenrick was one OF the most
active OF the preates from this country In holding
the view that It was nopportune to define the doc
trne OF Papal Instability. He prepared a speech
on the subject which was published in Naples In
1870 and in this city in 1872 When the doctrine
had been defined. however. he acquesced IN II, ana
promulgated 1t in his diocese. together with the
oher DEGREES OF the Council. He has published be-
sides number of devotional works, "rne Holy Hoy
House OF Loreto or, An examination Oh me ~, ms.
iorca Evidence Of It's MiraSrl1us r ba
and Anslcan order - V Wc; So 4rsna a VINO sue
vouny nainter OF Cassei recently washed the
bronze monument OF Spohr with hydrochloric acid.
H.. was Mortified to find that 1t turned the statue
green but the people vote the color great artistic
Frederick Swift. son OF Mayor swift OF CHI
caeo has lust been initiated into the Delta Kappa
Ens,,on Society of the University Of Chicago in
y unIoue way He was compelled to parade the
streets Of Chicago bearing an iAscripuoh' 1 am
the son OF the Mayor
Having grown tired OF organ-grlndng in the
s,ree,s Of London. that eccentric nob.eman VS.
count Hinton Is now acting as Snowman 10 Q
kinetoscope entertainment. There Il nothing
naughty about Viscount Hinton" says The west
minister Budget" "It is an affable and condescena-
ing yiscount who shakes you by the hand as you
enter the establishment and shows you how to put
,,our nanny I'm the slot OF the thing Is
taking Immensely IL Leather Lane There are COM
paratively few vlscouns about TINS h.is
INA the newcomer IS regarded with proporuorate
respect And certainly cannot be imputed 10 I'm
that he shiris his duties Every cus,osr . vhiIs
the duration of his abors certainly eNfS bsi Il Is
nmcb hetfer than organ grinding he says-tne apor
~ which he explains has permanently crpp.ed his
right arm.
Miss Maltby. formerly a teacher IN "e"ese'' -,
NOW a student In G1,tngen University anu WIZ
receive a decree during the present suihme''