The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23


rs,zn.-r4v z~aaehers' Irs..suse was marked
~ aver a Az~ger attendance than On the
s~s- .aw. there 5sZ7g 80 present when zas
s.essrt,se ass cz.Ss1 70 order a. oc2ock
In ehe higa so1sol ouls1-ng-
The opening exercises we're c-ae1, IS
tzssre was a l@ng-ny programme pT~Sa IrN
scr rhe sav There wAE music, The Sssr-
sSv.aUrsssd Rannsr," ard . prayer by Rev.
Z. {. GsrreEt.
.rs7A saS.stssts shEr divided into FOUR Gee
$500 Ara .ssea s1cr9un took q separate
rv.s-n n ssae building. Teachers IN tie
grammar grade made Up one s@cro1;
sacss IN sne primary grade another. and
tie ung~sGed ssacasTs made up sne re-
NAMING eNo. DIVIDES IS the "expeTs eE1ee1
<.aate~s and those who are as yet mex
per.encs5-
Tsrsssaeflt Gesz. OF the state normal
sehausl al EltsT.shErg. Instructor IN pe1s-
s,auv a sssas Institution, ard Mss King
sususth. principal OF ina training school
and ass.xtani instructor In method Of the
came school. wire TIE 1ecSure-s OK the
6av. They addressed xhs different Sec
tfans az different times, the topics OF tas
lectures beng chosen with SPECIAL refer
eres TO tie caa=s OF work n which the efc-
fere.gt sections were engaged. In tbs
manner sae visiting teachers succeeded N
giving four separate and distinct .ectures
40 a. many different audiences during the
forenoon T1as audiences were snte-h-
gently attentive. and during the lectures
asked many questions, with a View % oe-
tanning more Hight On Lae subjects touched
upon.
Al the afternoon session the whole mum
bar Of attendants On the instituts were
again Il S.aetr seats n the main room n
the asgh school by 10 o'clock. a. which
time Prof Lay1ue, county eapeTtnrsfd-
en- OF schools, called them 10 orSisE. he
H. xfx~- a ~rszi
state superiaeendeut OF schools. 20 take
the chair, ard thai gentleman PRESIDED
over ma afternoon session until It's close.
There was the usual mux.cal tDsro6tie-
tory, consisting OF mandolin selection
by Prof. Barrow, with accompaniment on
she piano by Prof. Sharpe.
DR.. Hamilton. professor OF mental ana
moral science IN the state university.
made al address n ths afternoon. Ills
subject was Logic" or, more specsh-
| caziy. 'srhe Fundamental Law Wh-ch
Governs All Reasoning" He BREEZY sat
out A new saeory OF logic, taking issue
VITA Aristotle Locke and other sosiclsns
| OF some TepGse. bu- making out COED
argument for his case. He showed a pro
found knowledge OF his subject. and a
! deep interest ID IL.
At this poant In the proceedings the
| members of the inst.tHts received a treat
in the form OF = soprano SOLO by Mss
| Tester, brilliantly executed As an en-
core Mss Tester gave Coming Thro' the
Rye"
Miss Emma A Page. OF the w. c. T. o.,
gave q thifty-Eninute talk On the eva ef-
| fe-css OF Alcohol, which she supplemented
with various laboratory experiments, de-
signed 20 SHOW how the presence OF alco-
| mol can be detected in drugs OF various
| kinds. She declared aga .nst the whole
| class or 's;nctures'' as being composed
primarily OF alcohol. and demonstrated
that various we'll known, much used and
much advertised proprietary medicines
were aeav.ly loaded with alcohol.
Prof. Sharpe sang TO his own accom-
pauiment song about French dsEnoas-
| ellie. and Prof W. II. Thompson. superin-
| tendent Of schools at Csntralia. after 4
few brief Introductory remarks. delivered
with great dramatic Ere aud force re-
citation the title OF which was not given.
The afternoons proceedings closed with
| the reading OF A paper BY Prof. c. H stat
ford superintendent of the Ballard
school, on the subject. Shall We Adopt
q Compulsory Law Similar to that OF
Germany?'' with remarks by Prof. Twit-
myar upon the same subject. The ccnclu-
sion Of both gentlemen was that, however
desirable, the enforcement OF such law
| would be impraodcaole In this country.
In the evening there was very inter-
esting entertainment provided a. the
rooms Of Wilson's Business College. rival
| ing that OF the previous evening.
There was q lecture by Rev. Edwin NJ
Randall, jr. himself former school
| teacher. upon '"The Iaborer and the Pro-
duct" Before and after the lecture there
were numerous selections OF both vocal
| ani instrumental music. rendered by pu-
plls OF the various schools.
Among those present At the institutes
| from abroad, beside those tnentioned
above, are state Superintendent Bean.
| superintendent J. n. Hit. OF Whateom
county: superintendent J. ~. Winger. OF
kltsap county. and Superintendent u. w.
BF4ntnau OF ThuYston county.
Great interest Is being taken IN the
entertainment which viii be given at
Rsake's han tonight. Owing 70 the pros
/ pective heavy attendance. there viii Be
| no admission 20 tbs hall except by ticket
/ Each OF the teachers n attendance on the
/ insrstute - entitled 20 sufficient tickets 20
I admit q limited number OF friends. Fol-
/ lowing Is the pFcgrsmmes
PART J., i. Il. 10 go 2. NJ
| Orchessra-Ovsrture. Festival -. Carl
/ Messrs. LANCER. Duranti. Bisosr.
| Boring and Sharpe.
/ Apollo 0uartstte--"EExir Juventatis"
Messrs. aIaAllaster. Edmunds.
| circuit Siegiey.
Reading-'Gazeil' and s.an ~. Yas,;,,,..
/ Veal Solo-sF'0r All Eternity
/ ...... .......- .......-... M2scheTonl
/ Miss Clara Tester.
/ Apollo eluRrfstIe-"Water Lily AAt
/ hfartalgr Soio--(al B0lsrc....... CrlstofeTo
| Col Ssrena1e s.s-......-..... SsIVestrs
Mr.. Farrell
/ AroIlo Quartet te---seTenaoe ..-... DefAeven
! PART II. $50 2. Il. 10 L.
( Relaxation exercises.
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