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Evening star., 1895-06-20

25c. Yelling, H6c.
For one ay-Tomorrow-white Chiffon
Yelling, with black dots, which ,A,
was Csc, for. or........... lWS.
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Blanket Department.

1 pair Ia All-wool California Blankets: Re-
duced from $500 to $3.50. l pair reduced from
$3.50 to 500. 1 pair reduced from $3.50 to $500.
l pair ia Wool Blankets. Reduced from $3.50
to 500.
l pair 11-4 Summer Blankets, soiled. Reduced
from So. 90 to $500.
Colored Marsees Spreads, 11-4. Reduced to
81 % each.
8 summer Lap Robes, damaged. Reduced from
81. 10 to $500 each.
I'D .11th st. DldSD
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a >amns. Clocks, &c.

Bronze Clock. Reduced from $500 to $500.
Marbleized Iron Clock. Reduced from $1,000 to
$4G0.
Bronze Figure, shopworn. Reduced from $3.50
to $1.00.
/ Gilt and Onyx Plano Lamp. Reduced from
$500 to $3.50.
i Thermometer, white metal frame. Reduced
from 40 to 25c.
Pin and Pen Trays. Reduced from Is and 20
to &c. each.
9th floor. 10th ST. bldg)
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Bows Department.

Boys DeparUTIlenU.
Navy Blue Suits. Size s. Reduced from S31
to $500 each.
10 Chps suitable for women. Reduced from % to
lie. each. 10 reduced from % to 1ic. each. 20
reduced from 30 TO 13c. each 10 reduced from 20
to soc each.
10 Leather Tams. Reduced from 10 to SOC. each
Straw Sailors, wide brim. Reduced from S265
| to 69c. each
Linen Shirt Waists, coored rufes. turn-hack
| cuffs. Sizes to s. Reduced from S25O to Sl.oo
each. -
lad floor ,......................10t 10th st. bldg)
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At the Summer Resort.

A man got off the train End stood
Stunned by the sound that burst
From twenty voices feminine
The yell, Il saw him first"
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Linen Denartmlemt.

dozen 34 Napkins. Reduced from $3.50 to
s. 90 per dozen
Damask Cloth, 2x3 yards Reduced from $3.75
to 800
2 Damask Cloths, 2x2 yards Reduced from $4.00
to So. - each.
l Damask Cloth, 2A2h yards. Reduced from
So. 90 to S2.2J
floor Il ST. bldgo
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SHOOTING STARS.
Evidence.

do you believe" said the inquistive
man, that these poets who write so ex-
quisitely about the delights of early rising
ever tried it themselves?
Certainly not" replied the sluggard.
IF they had they would never have written
in that way about it,
Evening star., 1895-06-20

Ex-Police Inspector McIdughlin's time
has been 50 valuable in the past that he
naturally considers two and half years
OF 1t altogether too much of it to give up
to the government.
Evening star., 1895-06-20

Fifty-three men were engaged on the
rost office building today. The chances of
verification of the granite prediction on the
avenue front are daily growing beautifully
lass
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Admiral Meade's successor has doubtless
had his attention called to that page in the
handbook of etiquette which indicates that
tact Is the art of not saying things.
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As the Seasons Pass.

It's very, very hard to tell
Just how a fad will strike.
Where once on roller skates she fell
She now essays the bike.
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The tenacity with which trolley COM
pany holds on when it once gets foothold
furnishes the best possible argument for
keeping 1t out in the first place.
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Hosiery Department.

II pairs Womens F,ncy Striped Cotton Hose.
Sizes s and S1s. Reduced from 2oc. per pair to 2
pairs for 25c.
II pairs Women's YI!ow Lisle Hose. dropstitch.
Sizes 3 and o. Reduced from 10 to 25c per pair.
Qst floor .......................2 I'd annex }
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Infants DeDartment.

IL Fancy Null, Pique and Dimity Ronnets. trim
med with lace ard embroidery. Reduced from
S2.25. 2.I5. Ss.25 and S4.00 to SIC each.
IL Fine Gingham Dresses. pink and blue. Gretchen
style, with ruflie of embroidery and insertion
shoulders, Guimpe style with full rufies. Re-
duced from S13S, $1.75, $3.50 and $3.50 to soc.
each.
cd floor 10th ST. bldg ]
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1t is hoped that Chief Clarence will be
more of credit to Great Britain than
LiliuokaIani was to this country.
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A Great Discovery.
From the Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore American.
The Londoners have just discovered that
traction by cable is "a splendid improve
ment On horse power" No wonder the
fogs like to linger in q city that holds such
people as our slow-go!Dg cousins.
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Suit Denartmemt. .

Navy Blue. Cheviot Suit Norfolk jacket, plain
skirt Size "a. Reduced from 500 to 5000
Jackets Or navy, size 81. one black, size "a.
Reduced from 5000 to S7.i5 each.
2 Black Cheviot Skirts, lined. Reduced from
81. 90 to $29o each. -
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sUeWe1rY DeDartmemt.

10 pairs Silver Cuff Buttons. enameed. Reduced
from 80 to 25c. per pair.
6 Dagger Breastpns. Reduced from sl50 to
35c. each.
6 Boys Chains. Reduced from 25 to 1Oc. each
10 Pearl Row-knot Watch Chatelaines Reduced
from 20 to 25c. each.
Enamel Clasps. Reduced from S125 to &c.
each
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There is still some doubt as to whether
silver ought to rank as political or a
literary issue.
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Cloak Department.

SNOaM DepaTUfIHeInuo
Navy Blue All-wool Serge Blazer Jackets, full
sleeves. Sizes 81, '36 and 40. Reduced from so.oo
to 500 each
4 Navy and Black Taor-made Cloth Jackets.
Sizes 81, 81 and 3S. Reduced from $1,000, Sl2.oo
and $500 to S2.95 each. IN,
Tailor made Tan Covert Cloth Jackets, half silk
lined. Sizes 32 and 3S Reduced from Sl2oo to
S2.b5 each.
/ Elegant All-silk More Jacket handsomely trim
med with lace. Size a6. Reduced from $4SOO to
$500. w ~,
= Cloth Capes, tan. one black, SILK nheu
throughout. Reduced from $1,000 to $500.
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Glove Department.

I S pairs Womcn's Dogskin Gloves, tan and red.
Sizes 5la and 6. Reduced from Sl.O0 to 25c. per
pair.
natural color Size ola Reduced from 50 to soc.
per pair.
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knitted Underwear Dept.

6 pairs Childrens Jean Drawers. Sizes 5, and
years. Reduced from 40 to 25c per pair.
6 pairs Boys Gossamer Drawers, ankle length
Size 24 Reduced from "a to 2oc. per pair
Qst floor 1908 + st. bldg J
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Remember dis, sonny" said Uncle Eben.
''Er plain, common man dat does is bes'
am li'ble ter git heap furder long in life
dan er smaEt man dat let's hissef git
caught nappin'."
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Shop With Us Only.

Ladies' Cool Lawn Wrappers, lined to
the waist, Vatican back. Good value
at Toe. Friday, 39c.
Complete Duck Suit, consisting tailor
made jacket and large skirt. Good
value at $500. Friday only CSC.
Ladies' Gingham Dress Skirts. full
! Friday. SOC.
Ladies' Summer Vest. Good value at
15c. Friday, &c.
Ladies' Seamless Hose. stainless black.
Worth 15c.
chiefs. Worth 10c.
Ladies' Gingham Aprons. Usually sold
at zoe. Friday, 5a4c.
Yard, remnants of Calicoes. Good value
at &c. Friday, 11sc.
Yard. Fine India Linen. Good value
at 124c. Friday. sac.
Yard, Imported Scotch Swiss, new pat.
terms. Worth zoe. Friday, &c.
Boys Shirt Waists, new patterns.
Worth 2Oc. Friday, Sc.
Mems Jean Drawers. Sold every
where at soc. Friday, lie.
Mems Outing Shirts, all sizes. Good
value at 4Sc. Friday, 21c.
Mems Gauze Shirts. all sizes. Good
value at 3sc. Friday, PIC.
A pair. Tape Edge "a yards long Lace
Curtains. Good value at S1.OO. Fri
day, 39c.
Large Size White Crochet Bed Spreads.
Good value at 75c. Friday, 49c.
Closing out all our Soc. Shirt Waists
) at 29c.
Closing out 81 90 Shirt w.,st.-o,I
4Sc.
A box, our Washington Belle Cigars.
Worth Coo. Friday, Ice.
Box Of Egg Noodles. Worth 15c.
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Pefrieerators and Filters.

to So. so.
/ Jewett Patent Filter. with porceain-lined cool
er Reduced from Sl2.O0 to $3.50.
/ Jewett Patent Filter. Reduced from s625 to
S1.50.
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Mems Depart lent ,

10 Canes untrimmed Congo and Weclzel woods.
Re duced from 30 and 75c to 25c. each.
10 Outing Flannel Shirts, gray and brown. Sizes
141s 10 and 1914. Reduced from 80 to 25c each.
10 Colored Shirts, with stiff bosoms. Sizes 141s,
Is, 15h, 16. 16is and II. Reduced from Sl.25 and
| $1.50 to soc. each.
| dozen Ba!briGgan Shirts and Drawers Shirts,
~ inches: Drawers, "a, 36, 40, ~ and n inches.
Reduced from 35 to 25c. each.
% pieces Fine White Lisle Underwear. Shirts,
Sc inches; Drawers, "a, 80, 40. AZ and A inches.
Reduced from, 80 to 75c. each.
DIST floor. 1907 L st. bldg. }
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Bon r1arcEle,
3E4, 3H6 & 3HS 9TH st.
The News

that we are sssellfmg
everything a little lower i'm
price than the same article
cam be obtained elsewhere"
is spreading. We do NOT
propose to stop there. We
propose to sell certain lots
OF desirable goods way be
low amy possible com1peti-
tiCn. Not an article inn this
big gestablisEll1l fsn1arked
as high as elsewhere.
rIany lots almost half.
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TNusIin Skirts. 22c.

these are Short Skirts, cambric ruffie,
yoke band, taped and tucked. Only
one 10 a customer. Tomor-
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Aprons.

Fine Lawn Aprons, shirred band. broad hem
finished with colored stitching Reduced from 75
to 25c. each.
8 Fine Lawn Aprons deep hem, inserting above.
Reduced from 80 to 25c. each.
ed floor Bet 10th and 11th st. bldss.)
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Sporting Goods Dept.

2 Leather Racket Cases. Reduced from 50. 40 to
Sl.95 each.
sets Tennis Poles. Reduced from s1.15 to 50c.
per set.
6 League Model Base Ball Bats Reduced from
% to 9c. each.
6 Reach's Wagon Tongue Bats. Reduced from
70 to 50c each.
Mems Sweaters. Reduced from so to 25c. each
(4th n00r. .lUth ST. bldg)
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Wramrer DEPARTMENT.

" HCFF~n SHH7
Two-piece Wash Dresses, full skirt and waist
Sizes 81, 81 and 3S. Reduced from S3Oo 10 Sl.oV
each
10 Pink and Blueigured Percale Wrappers, full
sleeves. braided yoke. Sizes 80, 40 and II. lie
duced from s.. 90 to $50 each.
White India Lawn Wrappers, full front and
back. Sizes 81, "a and SO. Reduced from $loo to
SSc. each. -
iId floor .11th ST. bldg
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Chermise, 22c.
Made of good muslin, cambric ruf1e.
front of embroidery and in
serting. Tomorrow <kNs
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0Sc. to ST.zg Straws. hNc

Balance Of the stock Of Boys, Chill
drens and Misses Fancy Hats, Tam
oshanters. We're 9sc., sI25, s1.S
and Sl.75. Choice Tomor-
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Stationery Department.

Green Lamp Shade. Reduced from $500 to
$3.50
Yellow Lamp Shade. trimmed with flowers.
Reduced fIom S.. 90 to $500.
1 Pink Lamp Shade, large size. Reduced from
So. 90 to 81
Qst floor. ..................,.,1st annex }
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WHAT'S LEFT OF THESE AFTER FRIDAY
WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT THE ABOVE NAMEl
PRICES But THE SIIREWD SHOPPERS WILL
BE on HAND TOMORROW AND GET TIL
FIRST CHOICE
Evening star., 1895-06-20

Boys soc. Waists, 3sc.
Boys White Ruffled India Linen Blous.
waists, all sizes. Lowest price here
tofore, Soc. For one day-To-
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ADc. Sailors. 2kc

Ladies' Fancy Straw Sailors. with
band, white, black and navy. Lowest
price heretofore, 49c. For one
day-Iomorrow .A..... <WNs
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S0c. Corset Covers. 3Sc

Fine Cambria Corset Covers. felIed
seams, square neck, neck and armbolea
edged with embroidery. 39c. "a.
quality. Tomorrow. 2SCs
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NOCe

AUu 3
Contains about six dozen Ladies' Shirt Waists of
last seasons make in sizes from 81 to 40. The
prices last season 81 %, ST. 75c. and 5Oc.,
but to close them quick take your pick for
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o9c. to SH.25 Gowns, 6oc.
Ton,orrow-the balance of six lots of
Fine Cambria and Muslin Gowns, en-
broidery trimmed, some slightly soiled.
Were Soc, CSC. end s1.25.
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Shild's Black Hose, H1c.
This is good quality Of warranted
Fast Black Fine Ribbed Hose, and
this price is for one day only
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40c. Summer COrsets. 2hc.
Inns price is for one day only. and not
more than one pair will be sold to
customer
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Mems Hamdkerchiefs. &C.

HnNIINl MSH NFHESISs sc.
Mems Colored Bordered Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, neat pattern. 12IAc.
quality. For one day-Tomor-
row .................. &C.
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LADIES' Black Hose nAt

Hse4NIGS OHaCN Hose. IAC,
For single day-Tomorrow-we offer
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, Hermsdorf
best dye, double sole and high spIiced
heel, equal to most 25c. Hose.
Tomorrow HAC.
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We Allow Nothing Sold
At Full Price Unless lit is Perfect.
Our Remnant DaY.


shot
crdng what tmymh
Gslsem deserve Qutt md prices
dhomeu f and
Evening star., 1895-06-20

Millinery Department..
Trimmed Hats for women and children III TINS rs
seasons popular shapes and coors, silently sollsu
or smirched Reduced from $3.50, $500, $500
and 81 90 to 81 80 each.
1855 short lengths of yelvets. Ribbons anu ih'ces @
and odd Buckles and other millinery ornaments at
next-to to-nothins prices. q, ,,,ox
N'''>~'
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Ladies' Pure Silk Gloves, low
est price heretofore soc <SGSs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-04

devoted TO some occupation or calling
In which women are Interested or en-.
ployed. The rank and flo were tho
members Of these committees. the state
representatives. throughout the country.
and the state and local committees in
the more populous communities. Clerks.
stcnoraphers, and typcwrlters we're
engaged. and the work went on rapidly.
The women used their homes az
oflcos. They had also an Office In tho
Aragon Hotel and another In tho busi-
ness quarter Of the city. Tho dlstribu-
tion Of work enabled the board Of wom-
en- managers to do many things at tho
same time while an were raising
money, one group were arranging for
a Woman's building. This was designed
by Miss Elise Morcur OF Plttsburg. who
was selected In the competition OF some
thirty architects. The building was
begun Immediately. and ~ now COM
plctci. The architecture suggests tho
colonial homes Of the south. with a
large amount Of the classical finish and
ornamentatlon.
The women raised the money for tho
building and other purposes. but Il was
allow work. The committees aubscrlbel
much. and so did their friends and
nelghbora. They gave teas and musi-
Gales, playa and entertainments. shows
and exhibitions, games and dances.
This does not seom no very hard to
New Workers, but IN tho south thore
10 little spare money. Nevertheless.
they soon got together $4,000 Desldcs
finishing the woman'a building. they
viii beautlfy the grounds around Il,
from the little lake In front up TO tho
imposing main entrance. The purpose
n to produce the effect Of iuxurlant
home In the country. surrounded by
lawns and blossoms. ferns and ahrub-
berries.
Unlike most exposition buildings. the
woman's building has been constructed.
not TO be demolished when the fair Is
over, but for permanent use. After tho
fair Il viii be school an wen M
museum. Tho collections will be chiefly
OF the Kind used In cabinets Of indus
trial schools. scientific halls. and coll
leges TO illustrate lectures on the high
or arts and sciences. In this manner
the board Of woman managers hope not
only to make the womana department
the greatest feature Of the Atlanta cx-
position. but also to make II an odnca-
tional Institution for tho benefit OF the
women OF the south for years to come.
Most OF the twenty standing COM
mitiecs are devoted TO the collection OF
exhibits and similar work Tho COM
miito on agriculture and horticulture
viii bring together flowers aud fruits.
vegetables and savory leaves, native
ilavors and spices. seeds aud bulbs,
roots and harka. In a second class Il
viii have preparations made from
these raw neutrality-suspicious.. pickles,
Jams. marmaladcs. jellles. dried and
crystallIzed fruits. dairy products: In
short, every article out OF which tho
farmer. the gardener. and the florist
earn living. The department OF beo
culture viii show tho syatems OF stor-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-04

PRESIDENT b. L. WHITMAN.
Ing college work to needs OF the time.
II IS probable that much which long
trial has shown to be best IN the or
ganization Of such work will be re-
taincd. yet there are signs OF what may
not inaptly be- called an era OF good
development In safe and Wise dlrec-
lions.
Very much OF interest has been
awakened by the election and accept
ance OF DR.. d. L. whitman as preal.
dent OF Columbian University. at
Washington. d. c. Those who are In
teresied In the future or that institu-
ton have long been satisfied that vastly
many more OF our people. north and
south. should be 80. That this result
VIII follow upon the acceptance by
President Whitman Of this dimcult but
honorable position Is hope now eager
~ cherished By many. Like the gentle
men OF whom we are soon TO speak.
President Whitman Is himself n young
man. one year younger. In fact. than
his friend ~ Colgate. lie Is also q specl-
men OF the Kind Of men the maritime
provinces OF Canada from time to time
send TO MS In the States He Is a ma
tive OF Nova Scotia. born In 1868. His
university course he received at Brown.
and his theological one at Newton. Be
coming pastor Of the Free Street Bap-
tlst church In Portland. he 80 won the
admiration and confidence OF his
brethren and the public generally, as
In 1892, after two years OF service In
the pasiorato. TO be chosen president OF
Colby University. His election TO the
presidency OF Columbian fulnlls. we are
told. an earnestly expressed desire OF
DR.. yelling. who filled that position
during 80 many laborious years. that
at some time Dr. Whitman might be-
come his successor.
Youngest OF the three. and like Prosl-
dent Whitman a native OF Nova Scotia.
IS the new president OF shurtlef Col
lege, Austen X. de BloIs. lie was born
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-04

in 1889 During the last year OF er,dr-
ate study at brown he completed the
full FIRST years work at Newton Theo-
logical Seminary. studying further. at
a later time. at Newton and In summer
schools. The year 1890 and d part Of
1891 DE spent IN a second trip TO Europe
with his bride Studied in Berlin ard
Leipsic. making q speciality Of ph.loso-
phy' Mrs de Blois at the same time
pursuing her studies In vocal music.
In September. 1891. he became vice.
principal Of the Union Baptist Semi.
nary. st. Martins. y. D.. and IN 1892
was made principal. Tho school had iis
period Of greatest prosperity during the
succeeding two years. and the number
OF pupils greatly increased. lie was
also pastor Of st. Martins Baptist
church during the latter part Of bis
residence there. In 1894 be was called
TO the presidency Of shurtlcn College.
being then. probably. the youngest COLI
lego president In the United States.
President Smith. chosen president OF
Colgate University at the last com
mcnccmcnt Of that institution. was al
ready . member OF the faculty at the
time this new position was offered TO
him and accepted. In the fall OF 1892
he had boon elected associate professor
OF history at Colgate. becoming after
one year full professor. It Ia striking
proof Of the high quality OF the man.
In point Of character and attainment.
that after an opportunity 30 brief for
making himself known. his promotion
to the headsh.p of the university was
20 unanimously made.
Graduating from Colby University. nj
Watervlllc. In 1888. at the age OF TWEEN
ty-one years. he served. FIRST. two years
ma principal OF the high school In
wlscasact. Ne. Wishing to enjoy
course Of law study. he catered. after
these two years. the Albany Law
School. graduating In 1857 with one OF
the four honOrs OF the class. Two years.
next following. were spent in legal
practice and editorial labor In ST. Paul.
MINI. Deciding. then. upon a course
OF postgraduate study. he went to Johns
Hopkins University. IN that view, his
studies being history. English and
philosophy. While so engaged he de-
liverod course OF lectures at Bucknell
University. Lowlsburg. Penn. Rcclcv-
ing. now the ofior Of the proiossor5hlp
In history at Colgate University ne ac-
ceptcd the offer In 1899. and has been
since Identified with that institution.
President Smith was born at Water
VILE. whore his father. Prof $. X.
Smith. held during many years a pro-
fessorship In what is now Colby Uni
vorsiiy. The father himself Is one OF
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-04

IN the Columbian Exhibition az Chi.
cago. They wanted TO demonstrate
what southern womonoould do and have
done: to show southern women what
their sisters In other parts Of the coun-
try were accomplishing: TO Introduce
new industries for their sex In the
south, and to Increase the attractive
ness Of the exhibition. They met sew
oral rebuiis at the start Many Of the
men said that all the spare money that
could be raised was required for the
exposition as ALREADY designed. and
that n thoro was any spare money II
could be Invested with better results In
a Midway Plalaance or a Ferris wheel
than In a womant building. Then two
or three OF the men remarked that a
woman's department did not amount TO
Bhuoks; that women could not run n
big show by themselves. ana that even
n they did set an exhibition II
would not be attra. I've enough to draw
i've persons day.
The opposition fred the feminine
hearts, and the women OF Atlanta
agreed to have n woman's department.
womnn's building, and the biggest
show OF ita sort the country had ever
seen. even n they an had to 80 without
new gowns for year.
The women met, formed a tempo
rary organization. and picked out the
persons they wanted TO run the great
machine. They selected board Of
women managers. foriy-one IN number.
representing all the great social forces
OF the state Of Georgia. All forty
one were women Of distinction.
Some were society leaders; others
were writer's. amateur mualelans.
college graduates. amateur artists.
or the owners Of great estates.
They formed a visiting board OF per-
sons OF national fame. consisting OF the
wives OF the President, Governor Gen
oral OF Canada, and the governors OF
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-04

and its entertainments and func-
lions OF one Kind and another
are organized with a special view
to the convenience Of politicians.
This being tho case. It Is only
natural that the wives Of public mon
should play In London a more impor-
tant part and WELD a greater influence
than Ia most other capitals. II their
husbands control and direct politics II Is
they who control and direct society,
and inasmuch as the latter influences
political life and Is bound mp therein,
90 likewise do these feminine leaders
Influence and, perhaps unconsclously,
direct their husbands. Under the cir
cumstances II is interesting to glance