The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-27

causes.
The Celtic society of Ahervstvith coll
lege has been fortunate i'm securing tho
services of Professor HerI,omer TO do
liver a lecture ON "Art Culture in Wales -
The same society viii hold next term its
second annual eisteddfod within thn col !
lege walls. and if is worthy Of note mat
the college eistaddfod held M AberT-
ever held within the nracinrt of - COL |
lege
The Most Rev. DIR. Emanuel van due
Bosch. O. $ II G.. Arrhhishon of Aora
has been staying for some days with the
Fathers of ST. Dayid's Monastery. pnnta-
saph near Holywell. His Grace who for
an archbishop is Young being only i'm
his 43rd year, was Bishop of Lahore when
he was transferred to he Archicpiscopal
See of Agra. Before the HOLY See chose
him for ecclesiastical dignity he was a
friar of the order of St Francis Capuch-
in. The archbishop has paid a visit to St
Winifrides Well which appeared to af-
ford him great interest.
improve both in matter and taste, The
February number is brlmful of mission
ary news of interest biogranbical
sketch appears therein of Mr. Charles "A
Williams who is about to dennrt for
India. 1t will be remembered that this
gentleman, who has had a successful ca
reer in Cardiff university. was at CON
stantinople with a friend at the time the
great massacre commenced ana at the
Cardiff Armenian meeting he recountnd
some of his experiences in the Turkish
capital. Mr.. Williams is a native of Cole
ford but lived for many wears in Ormorn
valley.
Wales and things Welsh are acquiring
a prominent place in English literature,
Ernest Rhys, owen Rhoscomyl ana
Elwyn Thomas have each i'm turn made
their essay. The last named the nonular
pastor of Newport i'm his recentiv nlIh
lished MARTYRS of Helrs Highway mas
ers are concerned. and his hook is the
nearest approach to Stead,s maiden Trt-
butte of Modern Bahylon, tbat any writer
has, since Mr.. Steads impn,sonment.
ventured upon. But then. those who
know Elwyn know all that he faars
nothing,
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