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be selected from the audience.

This will be done to fully illustrate the
harmlessness of her scientific treat at.
The rem edies used for treatment (which
are prepared from natural howers) will
bs man ufactured on the sta 20 in the pres
enoe OF the entire audience and in order
to encourage the practice of caring for the
complexion nalur lily, Mrs. Rupp TT will
present to the lady IN the audience hav-
ing the finest natural com plsxion a hand.
some Trilby locke.. Competent judges
will select from the audiences the most
naturally beautiful woman present.
To those ladies VINO have used Nine.
Rupperts preparations 1t is useless to
explain their results and effects. but to
those who do not know her we may say
Nine. Rapport is the Oldest nom pie sion
speci ilist in the entire universe, and her
goods have been extensively sold and
appreciated the world over.
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Track and lrai.ic Notes


OMAHA. Nov. COS. II. H. CLARK,
president and managing receiver OF the
Union Pacific, has gone to St. Louis.
where he will visit with his family for
few days and then go to a meeting OF the
receivers of the Union Pacific. This is
the regular meeting Of the receivers of
the Union Pacific, and it is supposed
some action will be taken LOOKING to q
bill for the relief of the road to be intro
ddced in congress at its December ses-
sion.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 90 Judge Sea-
man, in the United Estates court tuday
granted the application of the Farm ers
Loar and Trust company of New York
for a decree ordering he sale % the Green
Bay, Winona and St. Paul railway.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20 The regular
qarterly dividend of per ceht was de.
cIared today by the directors of tho Chi
ergo, Burlington and Quincy railroad,
payable on Dec smber l0ih, on stock OF
record November aS1.
TOPEKA. Nov. 20.-Poreclosure suits
have been filed in the Uuited States CIR
cult court here by Samuel Carr asairst
the central branch OF the Union Pacific
Atchisou, Jewell County, and Western
and Atchison, Colorado and Pacific rail-
way companies. The three suits are
brought by Carr as trustee for the pur-
chassrs of construction bonds.
ALBUQUERQUE, Nov. 20.-Judee
Collier TO-DAY issued an order in the case
of the Uniteu States Trust company Of
New York against the Atlantic aud Pa.
ciic Railroad acmpiny for reference to a
special master to hear ths testimony ard
report the findings of fact t. the court.
OWEN NJ. OrIin of a lbuouef0ue 5
named as special master. 1t is expected
that the bulk Of the testimony will be
taken in New York, and several weeks
will be consumed Ninety days after the
final decree will have been entered the
road will have bsen ord cred sold to satisfy
the claims of m rtsage holders, which
amount to SIG, 900, 600.
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THEY ARRIVE


The Prince AMI Princess and the Little Prince.
ihvs Reach the Golden Gate
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2O.-Prince
and Princess Poniatowski and their
party, the most important member Of
watch was the little son born this fall in
Paris, arrived here today.
Thew did not come by the Limited. In
stead. their private car was attached to
the regular train. which was some hours
late. M,s. Will Croker was also a men,
b.r of the pa ty.
The Poniatowskis will remain all
winter in California and are ems iced in
the mansion on the hill, which Is the
home OF the princess sister. After q
while t,ev will visit Mr.. an Mrs. Sperry
of stockton, the father and mother Of
the princess.
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PLANS FOR DEFENSE
Secretary Herbert Preparing to Resist At
tacks BY Naval Powers

WASHINGTON Nov 20 Secretary
Herbert is pressin, vigorously the prepa-
ration of plans Ger the def'nse of the
United States against possible attack by
any foreign naval power. Much has ne n
done by the naval war coll, &c in th line
during the session just closed, I'm Ter the
secretary's direction, and toe proeram
for the next session, which borins JLne
LIST next at Newport and runs till the LIT
of October, Just published, shows that
the work il to be carried forward without
interruption
The principal problem Will bs the con-
duct OF naval operations in the Gulf of
Mexico by an American feet, and othCr
work will be the Construct on Of a war
chart and defense Ian If Nantucget
sound and tine general strategic con itiJn
OF Dels#are ana Chesapeake bays.
Twenty-Five officers will constitute thu
next class, and Of these we will De select
ed to continue the work during the win
ter and prepare the lans for the ensuing
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On thu K ace COURSES

LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. 2o.-Six fur
longs-lnterior' won, kodak SECOND, Bes-
sic Mizener third; time, lie.
One mile-Sunburst won, Addie Buch-
anan seco d, J.elin third; time, 1:43M.
Five and half furlones-Jamrs Mum
roe won, Sir Vassa. second, Peep day
third; time, l:09H.
Six Observation-Disclosures won, Gateway
second, Collsn third; time, :l5.
Five and nalf fnrlonl won.
Fred BARR second, Garland third; time,
1:08N.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2o.-Tcday' s
results:
Five furIong., selling, maiden two
ar olds-Princc H oker w.n, uovef n or
Budd SCI ond. Moran third; time, ! :02.
About six furlo?gs. lin Corhett won,
Ida Sauer second, Irma third; time,
l:l4A.
Five furlongs, handicar Potential
won, Imp. Star Ruby second, Fly third
tine, 1:N0.
One mile. handiosp- McLight WIN.
Mdel second, Wawora third; time, :40it
Six furl>nes. selling Rosennd won.
Charmion second, Yemen third; time,
l:l4I,.
One mile and a quarter, hurdeIes- Soon
Enough won, amigo second, AdelaDte
third; time, 2:1sh.
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Pay District Race Entries

The following is the LIST of entries and
weights OF the races to be run at Bay Dis
irict today, which is posted at the Los
Angeles Turf club. 2l2 South Spring
treet. Com I'm issions received on these
races and full description of each event:
FIRST, selling elev-n-sixteenths-R oga-
ton 100, Talbot Clifton los Modesto 109.
Imp. Trertula 10, Hiram Areo los, Bur
nah 1903, Carins &c. Imp. Empire lis.
Secono. selling, five-eightls, two-year-
olds-Tiny 90, Nevere 80, Zeta 50, Lolita
80, vcsa SO, Sprv Lark 81,
Third selling. five-eiR hths, two-year-
ods-Easel los. Ne0lo 90, Monitor SO,
Don PeIro 1902, Laura f. l07. lsan' liza i09.
Fou tn, purse. three tn 9uarters-I ~
VILE los.
Fifth, selling, mile-Olivia 90, GARNER
1Ol. Ike l.. Us. Detective 95, Josephine
l01.
Sixth, selling, mile entries, close at
80 a. m.
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PORT HURON, Mich, Nov. 20.-T he
Canadian schooner Dauntless is al anchor
seven miles above North Gratiot light on
the Canadian shore. II er crew was taken
off today by tug. The seas are break
ing over the boat and she 8 fast poing to
pieces. Two schooners are ashore about
four miles IN on the Canaiian side.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 20.-A sno storm
&C ompanled by fierce northwss, : ale
has prevailed 90 Lake Erie since mi j.
night, causing sucl tremend rus SEA
tina, very few vessels are attrm ptins 10
enter or leave the harbor. 1t is believ d
some boats were caught out i'll the gale.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Some Harsh Criticism INDUCED In and Sow.
ereign Reelected


WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-The knights
OF Labor general assembly to-day received
a telegram from August E. Cans Of Chi
cago, for the American Railway union,
saying:
Your resolution on the decision Of the
United States supreme court expresses
thu feeling of the Masses
The proceedings took sensational turn
this afternoon. growing out OF some very
harsh criticisms passed upon various To-
cal assem- blIes by the general officers.
This afternoon, in executive session az.
sem bly, 40 of New York retalis;ed with
charges of general mismanaeement
agaInst Grand Master Workman Sever
een, wherruron the latter resitned.
But the majority of the delegates sided
with Sovereign, and after a very heated
debate be WAS triumphantly reelected.
His majorlty was ten votes IN EXCESS of a
two-thirds vote. Tomorrow tina assembly
will act upon a proposition to enforce
boycott against the Lori Hard Tobacco
company.
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TEE DUKES ESTATE

Is Not 1ortgased Nor Was II Increased by
His Wiie's Money
LONDON, Nov. 20.-Mr. Robert Hard
ing Milwari, the duke OF Marlborough's
lawyer, who represented him in New
York when the marriage settlements
we're sigueo, previous to the dukes mar
riaee to Miss Vanderbilt, in an interview
here today is quoted as saying that the
rumors current as to the am cunt OF the
settlements are grossly untrue. HIS also
desired TO officially contradict the state
ment that there is heavy mort-age on
the BlenheIm estates, and added that the
duke declined &c touch phiilng of mis-
brides moneys and that the whole OF 1t IS
settled upon her in tbs ordinary way.
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THE FARM SHOW
To Be Made as Important as the Exhibition Of
Horses

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The entries for
the big .rm show which will be begun
at Madison Suare garden next Monday,
have closed. The exhibition promises TO
be one of the most interesting and novel
evsr sesn here. The Livestock society of
America. ~hich will direct the exhi-
bition. vas formed for the purpose OF
advancing the farming interests.
The first exhibition of farm products
In New York was held in May last. hut
the one now being prepared is Of such
magnitude that the raruen will be filed
with exhibits. 1t is t. be an annual
event and if possible made of as much
importance as the horse show.
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NOBODY WILL TALK
And the Reason for Silence Is Not Difficult to
Find

Find
MEMO PARK, Nov. 90. ON Saturday
night Daniel Driscoll, supsrinten .ent Of
the Sunset Seed ana Plant company, was
brought to his house in an unconscious
condition by two men. How or where he
was burt is q mystery that so far has not
been solved. The people of this tuvn who
mi ght know something of the affair have
sealed their lis and will not talk.
Vest rday. however, John O'Keefe, a
prominent saloonkeeper and merchant,
surrendered to the police and was released
Oh bail.
There is story current that O'Keefe
and Driscol! quarfeled over game of
cards and that O'keeie struck Driscoll.
Physicians who are attending the I'M ured
man say he must havs neen struck hard
blow on the back of the head. They have
tried all their skill to restore him to con-
seriousness, but go far have failed, and
there is probability that he may never
recover.
O'keefe is brother of James T.
o Keefe, x-assem olyma and Gator OF
the paper here. Driscoll has always been
very popular and bore a good reputation.
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The Counterfeit ~ Case

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 90. The jury
to try W. ID. Howells in the United States
district court has uot yet been completed
Only one juror, s. II. Dickman, was
secured today. The panel Secame ex-
haustsd at the noon adjournment. but lis
Attorney Campbell was engaged in case
in the state courts in the afternoon the
trial was continued until tomorrow.
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Tore Military Parks Wanted

CHICAGO, Nov. Ca numb of
m iltary men composing the officers and
directors of the Vicks burg Military Park
association, which was organized last
month, left this evenirs-for Vicks burg.
The object of the trip is to arrange for
presenting a petition 10 congress to have
the battlefield Of Nioksburg converted in.
to A military park.
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nave been married under peculiar circum-
stances. Skinner was sentenced to seven
years in 1892 for killing a man, and came
near dying in prison. The warden's
daughter nursed him and Interested alter
bis recovery with Governor Brown r.
pardon, after which the couple clipped to
81. louis. Warden and MRS. Curry have
forgiven them and they will return to
kantnnlr
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GALVES1 ON, Texas, No.. 20.-The
second Of the series o. scull races ne
tween Hanlon and Bubear for the cham
pionship oil England was won today by
Buoear by length in an exciting finish.
The course was the same as that of YES
Ie day, aud WAS rowed in the remark BILE
time O. 500 Hanlon hadsthe misfortune
uf twice fouline the turning stakes. Both
men were in excellent condition.
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ST. PAUL, Nov. 20 Anna Meyer HUI
Der has made petition TO the dl trict
court for the appointment of a receiver
for Frederick L. Day, one of the largest
real estate men of Milwaukee, where his
main Offices are located, and for the
northwest. 1t is alleged by the petitioner
that Frederick I. Day is utterly insolv-
ent and that his indeh tedn, SIS, not in.
cicdlng the debt to the petit ner, which
IL $6s6 for services, exceeds $500,0O0
There are no direct charges # fraud.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-Two more
lttle girls testified against Captain Peter
Lane today, ana the cid South ssa Grader
was held on second charge in SIS, 900
bail. The girls. one of them prrttv
ll:tle one IL years old. told OF their visits
to Lanes room and of his presents Of
trinkeis to thom. ey infinitely de-
scrbed his actions tow Afds them, ard
one of the girl ,est,h, sno had watched
Lane while hs was alone with her COM
papinp
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CONVENTION COMMITTEE


Which Will Work at Washington for San
Frsncisco's Success
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-The COM
mittee which will p es mt the claims of
San FRANCISCO for the national Republ
can con ant on has been named and II
soon start for Washington on its mission.
The committee was selected as follows:
General K. Friederich, George A.
KING l. A. G. B ,oth ell of San Fra :
cisco; n. P. Chipmau OF Red b iuff, II.
4. osborne of L,4 Ang les. NJ. II. De
Yum was made ex-otiicio mem per of
tho commit c,
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CALDWELL, o., Nov. 20.-Mrs. Rosa
Webb, nee Foster, residing near Olive
Green, brine only five days. com tilted
suicie by taking rois m. She was
married to william Webb last Friday
light, but the marriage was bitterl OPP
rosec By the brides parents. a family
disturbance arose, Ietulting in Mrs. W ebb
taking the poison Sunday evening.
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The Overland Limited

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-The= new
Pacific limited, which left Chicago at 6
o'clock last Sunday evsnine via the Chi
cago g. Northw estern, Union Pacific and
Central Paictic, arrived mere at s AS this
evening, reducing the running time be-
tween the two cities to practically three
DAYS instead of three and one-half days as
heretofore. The roads between Chicago
and Council Bluffs have reduced tneir
westbnund schedule from sixteen to four
teen hours, and the saving OF time on
the Central Pacific between Ogden and
Ban Francisco amounts to about half an
hour, but the greatest saving in time is
on the Union Pacific between Omaha and
ORjen, amounting to six and d half
hours. The train, which is composed OF
vestibuled sleepers and dining cars, pives
the fastest regular service ever esta plish ed
between Chicago and California points.
D. ". Hitchcock, general agent OF the
Union Pacific, and other officials OF that
company, met the ne W limited at BENZ
ella tonight.
The new train made an average speed
OF from fifty to sixtv miles an hour over
tine Union Pacific through Nebraska, and
from thirty-three to thirty-ive miles
while as ending the grade to Sherman
A new feature of the train is a through
sleeper from Chicago to Los Angeles via
Sacramento. Stockton and Fresno, arriv-
Ing IN Los Aneeles at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, making the running time from
chicago to Los Angeles eighty hours.
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: NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Arguments IN
the Hannigan murder case were begun
oday. Charles W. BrooSe. for Hannigan
reviewed the evidence, dwelling upon the
theory of the prisoners alleged INSANITY
a d the cricum stances leading to the
Ailiing OF Solomon H. Mann, the be-
trayer of Hannigan's sister.
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Bayard's Visit

LONDON, Nov. o0.-hon. Thomas f.
Bayarl, United Ststss ambassador, visit.
ed the foreign Office today upon the oc.
casion of the reception OF the mhassa-
do s. 1t il believed Mir. Bayard's visit is
the first he has pa d to the forei , flee
since Au ust last, aud his Ca II today was
n no way connected with the Venezu elan
mater,
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Chandler on Trusts

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Speakine of
the agreement signed in New York
yesterday by the oilioers of the Joint
traffic association, Senator Chandler to-
day said:
81 have not examined the contract in
detail. Apparently the railroad mana
gsrs have been trying during the six
months to modify the agreement 30 as 10
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A precociOuz Infant

ENGLISH, Ind, Nov. 20. - Alvin
Thomas. IL years old. killed his brother,
two years younger because the latter re.
ported him for playing Guant, and then
committed suicide.
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London's noted authority
On the subject Of
The Complexion
Or Natural Beauty without the use Of
paint or powder.

Mrs. Rupert has been lecturinG all
through Europe and America, and has
always been received with crowded houses
and the highest honors, being the only
complexion spe ,iallst who has ever been
honored ny royalty and presented with
numerous medals.
During ths lecture Mrs. Rupert will
discuss all sorts of iace blemisbes discol-
orations, erupions and unnatural disfig.
urations. Bring yorr note books along,
for many valuable notes will be given.
In order to fully demonstrate the com.
pleteness OF her theory,
MpC DIJpDEDT x,,;Il <.as< m <I.o
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Scrofula and blood poison radically
cured in from one to three months Sypn.
ills positively cured by ths hypodermic
treatment. No medic ne given internal.
lv. Call on or address DR.. II. p. Pee
bles, 4l515 s. Sprinl st.
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The Anheuser, 7<3 8. Spring 81.
Concerts every evening fr m until ~
the ANIME Sisters urchestra, anu Miss
Rose Clemence, Caliiorui,'s favorite
nightingale, Miss Louise Lister. the
charming comeoienne. Charles Bauer,
proprietor.
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There VIII Re SIeict,iDQ

RICHEST n. Y, Nov. 20.-Snow
to the depth OF three in shes fell III this
city between 8 and II o'clock tonight.
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PADUCAH, Nov. 20.-Keyto L. Skin
ner and Annie B. Curry, daughter OF the
warden of the state prison at Eddyville,
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Emigrant Ajiu stmelt

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-rns southern
Pacific has decided that it Will take part
In the conference of the western roads
relative to the adjustment OF the emil
grants from New York to the Pacific
coast. The other lines accuse the South
srn Pacific of paying such large commits
sions in the effort to draw the business
by way of New Orleans, that it has been
demoralizlng all the ira ific of the other
ROADS They have made up their minds
shat they woul d not stand that conditiou
OF affairs any longer and gave the South
ern Paclho until today to meet with them
or they would make suCh rates as would
keep larIe part of the business in the
north. The Southern Pacific thought il
better to at least meet with the other
roads, and General Passenger Agent
Goodman arrived in the city TO-DAY and
will attend the meeting Of the advisory
Com n'ittee OF the emisrant clear ing house
tomorrow. The meeting Of the Western
Passenger association today developed
nothing.
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The wall paper dealer OF the city is Eek.
strom. 3 4 South Spring street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21

Eckstrom does the wall paper business oithe
city. He has large stock. good taste and cor.
rect prices.
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Try our port and sherry wines at rs
cents per gallon. T. Naone & Co.. Com
mercial and Alameda streets. Telephone
3O0
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Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest AWaxI-
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Nine. Rappert is opening business par
lors, on tie day of the lecture. at No.
32lI5 South Spring street, whore all her
nygIenic goods will be kept TOR sale, aud
whers there will be no charge for any in.
formation you may desire.
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Come to the Lecture

1t will cost you nothing.
You will be interested and amused.
Don't forget the date,
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N. B.-Upon this occasion Nine. Rup-
pert will wear costume arranged BY
Monsieur Worth. the celebrated costumer
of Paris, one Of the last creations ar.
ran Ell ny him previous t., his late death.
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November II, at $50 . IN.
Every lady present will be presented
with a handsome souvenir. Como
early In order to secure good seats.
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stage any bad complexion that ma

MRS. RUPERT will treat on the
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TAB and $50 Market street, 8. F.
1899 Market street, s. +.
242 Montgomery street, $. F.
Factory-535 Market street, 8. +.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-14

will have been made. other departments
viii follow as occasion demands, and
should in time be established in every
institution which pretc1ds 20 be unlver-
si;y. Our university * young yet, and
care should he exercised 80 that an over
zeaIousness 70 make II great and c0npre-
hen<fve IN It's educational work shall not
result in it's essential courses OF study be-
coming inferior and less thorough.
The university authorities have started
IN with broad and liberal ideas and EVIL
IDENTIFY aim high. The oid-fashioned and
narrow, ironcIad requisites have been dis
carded and tho new elective system
adopted. by which a student is enabled TO
select congeniai subjects and. through
wide latitude of choice, fit himself for his
life work without wasting hts time over
branches which are distasteful and will
he OF no use or value TO him In fact.
the courses of study have been made up
with view 10 establishing a system
which has been tried. tested and found
satisfactory by the leading progressive
educators OF the land.
fne BOARD or regents are WITHOUT ooHnL
enamored of their work. and all their best
endeavors are given with the sole view
of building up an educational institution
here which will not only be a credit TO
themselves. but also source Of pride TO
the state and an ornament TO the city.
Mistakes may possibly be made. but be-
coming known. will be certainly RENE
died. Their work now is practically that
OF founders and there is no question that
their ambition IL TO build good and strong.
so that the history of the institution I'M
der their charge shall be one of uninter-
rupted progress. increasing prosperity and
great and growing usefulness.