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WEIGH DISTRICT.

M. Rachel Webster, school principal,
$4,000.
WEIGH school-Jennie F. Nash, s, $3.50;
Fanny M. Lynch, 7b, $500; Ellen e.
Carr Z, $675, $25; Luthera A. Mansfield,
6, 500; May L. Blackman, 5, $500; Mari
an Feuchtwanger, 4b $780, $50; Marie
L. Kennedy, 4, $500, SIS; Mary G.. Tut
tie, g. $500, $50; Anna A. Hoye, 2, $3.50,
$50; Harriet M. Strong, Ia, $500; Maria
E. Hatch, /, $500; Evelena V. Rockwell,
6, and s. $3.50.
Hallock street school-Hannah M.
Chamberlain, 6 (principaD, $3.50; Mary
e. Smith, 5, $3.50; Annie M. Chunn, a.,
$780, $50; Susie c. Coe, 3, $500; Clara A.
Dunsng, g. $500; Anna M. Tanyane, O.
$4O0 $50; May j. O'Meara, l, $500, $50;
Mary A. Pinney, 1, $500
Zunder school-Minne T. Bird 6b,
(prjncipaD, $3.50; Elizabeth Allen, 6, $780,
$40; Josephine T. Costello, 5, $500; Eliz-
abeth L. Campbell, 4b, $3.50: I. Maude
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EATON DISTRICT.

A. B. Fifeld, school principal, $4,000.
Eaton school-Eunice K. Armstead, g.
$3.50; Julia A. Bidwell, Ia. $500; Agnes
L. Hall, 7, s675, $50; Mary ]. Bronson, 6,
$40; Joanna M Flanagan, 6, s640; Mary
e. Egan, 6, s640 Rose F. Conlan, 5,
5000; Anne f. Clarke. 5, $500; Mary T.
Leary, 4, $3.50; Frances S. Hyde, a, $500,
$50; Jessie E. Hine, 2-3, $500; Beata w.
Bissel, 2, $780, Emily Clarke, Ia, $500,
$50; Hattie Barker. /. $500; Edith f.
Adams, 1, $780, Charlotte Warner, as
sistant, $500, $50.
Skinner school-Sarah e. Briggs, 6,
principal, 5000; Julia A. Robinson, 6,
$40; Mary e. Kinsella, 5, $500; Ella p.
Warner. s. $500, $50; Fanny Holcomb,
4, $500, $50; Margaret A. Egan, 4, $500,
$50;Josephine A. Hayes, 8, $3.50. $50; An
ma S. Planter, 2. $500, $50; Elizabeth e.
Gessner, Ia, $3.50, $50; Frances B. Bar
new, 1, $500.
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WOOSTER DISTRICT.


Maria l., Breen, school principal, 81
900.
Wooster school--Hannah w. KELSEY s.,
$3.50: Eleanor F. TIealy Ia, $500. -;
Nellie r. Scranton, 7, 1915, S25; Char
lotte Gorham. 6. $64O, 500; Katharine G..
Campbell, 5a, $500; Mary A. Costello, 40,
s575, s25: Anne e, Hennig. d. $780, $50
Florence L. Lowe, 2, $3.50, $50; Clara
Wilcox. 1, $3.50; Elizabeth Campbell, l.,
s525, $50.
Fair street scl1oo-Catherine Morstat-
ter. 6, principal, $3.50; Mary L. Lock-
wood. AS, s575; Anna E. Krause, ga
$3.50, $50; Mary A. Gillen, 2, $3.50, $50;
Helen N. Keefe, 2, $3.50, so; Rosamond A.
Kenney, /. $500, $50; Jennie r. Boyce
/, $500; Mary It. O'Brien, ungraded, $500.
Hamilton schools. M. Celestine Wall.
school principal, $1,600; COLUMBIA Ryan,
s. $3.50: Cornelia Clinton, Z, $500; Veron-
lea Murray. g. $3.50; Nellie r. Brown, 6,
S640: Clementine Kenney, 5, 5000; Vim
centia Greene, 5, $500, $50; Pauline r.
Hughson, 4, $3.50; Celina Murphy, A, S5S5,
S25; Antoninus Conan, 4, 5000, 500, III
eanor Bright, 8, $500; Mary e. Dallaher,
g. $40: Lucian Achoson, 3, $3.50 $50;
Thomas Doley, 2, $500; Emma D. Clarke,
$500. 500 Katherine T. Dargan, 2, $3.50,
$50; William Stretch, g $3.50; Alice E.
FLANAGAN, $500: Julia T. Flanagan, $500;
Mildred Hayes, 1. $500; Mary E. O'Gor-
man, 1, $500: Justin Tracy. /, $500; Mar
garet l.. Duggan, 1, $3.50; Nellie L. Nc
Ginness, 1. extra, $500, $25
DWIGHT DISTRICT.
go, school superintendent, $1,000.
Dwight acknowledgements Norman, s,
$3.50; Mary A. Maltby, Z, $500; Lottie j.
Thompson, Z, $675; Lillian Bradley 6,
$3.50; Helen M. Thomas 6, S640, $40;
Nora A. Sweeney, 5, $500; Sarah H. Fa-
hey, 5, $500, $40; Louise Schmahl, 4, $3.50,
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Tisdale, 4, $780,. $25; Annie e. Cogan.
3, $500; Gertrude May Craig, 3, $500;
Edith M. Gridley, 2, $500; Edna M. Jud-
son, 2, $475, $50; Ada L. Ruth, la, $500;
Carrie F. Finch, /, 5000.
Cedar street school-Maude r. Reilly,
4, $3.50, $50; Clara Klebe, 3d. $500, $50;
Susie B. Kinner, 8, $500; Katharine CAL
lahan, 2b, $500, $50; Annie M. O'Donnell,
2, $500, $50; Harriet M. Hubbell, 2, $500.
$50; Anna Hintz, /, $500, $50; Mabel M.
scofield, l, $3.50, $50; Anna Brennan, l
(principaD, $780, $40.
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BRIDGEPORT VISITORS ENTER
TANNED.
Camp No. !, P. o. S. of A., Entertain
. ment and banquet.

Camp No. /, P. o, S. of A., Entertain
. ment and Banquet.
Camp No. /, p. O. S. of a., received
visit from camp No. of Bridgeport
last evening. In honor of the event an
entertainment followed by refresh
ments was given in the rooms of the
home camp and the visitors were enter
tanned in royal style.
A number Of the lady friends of the
members were present and added grace
to the occasion. The visitors departed
at II o'clock. The programme of the
entertainment given was as follows:
Piano solo-Charles Muzzy.
Tableau-Uncle Sam-Mr. and Mrs.
Waters. ff
Recita tion--Mr. Twieg.
Duet-Messrs. Larkin and Waters
Mandolin solo-ChaIles Peck.
Harmonica Solo-Mr. Neal.
Piano solo--Mr. Twigg.
Duet-Messrs. Hutchings and Hall.
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WEBSTER DISTRICT.

John G. Lewis, school principal 81,
500.
Webster school-Ada T. Somers, s.
$3.50; Mary e. Andrew. 8, $3.50; Clara A.
Hurlbut, s. $500; Julia A. Malcolm, Z
$675; Hattie Schulhafer, T. 1878; Ruth
Gorham, 6, $640; Eliza A. Benham, s,
$780, Sarah S. Wilson, s. $500; Gather
inc M, Downes. 5, 5000; Margaret w.
McKiernan. A, $3.50; Anna j. Baldwin 8,
1875, SIS; -Charlotte w. Sloan, q $500;
Mary J. Alden, l. $500.
Oak street school-Mary A. Mallahan,
A. principal, $500, $40; Laura E. Lamp
son, 8, $3.50; Sarah A. Lyle, $500; Mary
G. Warner, $500.
Davenport avenue school-Elizabeth
M. Healy. 4-5, principal, $500; Elizabeth
M Andrew, 3, $500; Ruth Olmstead, 2,
$3.50, $50; Margaret f. Smith, 1, 5000, $50.
New Haven orphan asylum-Louse G.
Woloctt, principal, $500; Amy Cooley,
2-3 $500; JENNIE Woodend, 5000.
Roger Sherman school-Adeline S.
Wallace. 7-s, principal, $500, $50; Helen
M Higgins, Z, s675, $35; Gertrude E. Is
bell, 6, s640; Anne p Day, 5, $780, Flor
ence I. Bigelow, 5, $3.50; l.. Adela Pin
ney, 4, $525; Josephine /. Reynolds, 8,
$500; Teresa A. Whalen. 8, $500; Jennie
L. Klock, 2, $500; Lille M. Chilling
worth, l. $500; Lillian M. Hopton, assist
ant, $500; $50.
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STRONG DISTRICT.

SIhONlI LID NM
George A. Merck, school principal,
$4,000, $500.
Strong school-Hortense ID. Crossley,
s. 5000; Nellie II. Story, s, $780, Martha
e. McWilliams, $500, SIS; Emily M. De-
Forest, 7, $780, Lizzie e. Welssbarth, Z,
$500; Nellie e. Robinson, Z, $500, $50;
Gertrude L. Cooper, T, $500, Mary N.
Blatchley, 7, $780, $25; Emma MacDon-
old, Z, $500, $25; Minnie H. Smith, 6,
$64O; Kate S. Bristol, g. $64o, $40; Bird
gitta Gilligan, 5, $500; Mary s. Girls
world, and 5, $500; Ada Linsley, 3,
$3.50; Mabel G. Phelps, 2 and 8, $500,
$50; Helen C. Doolittle, 2, $500; Carrie
A. Crittenden, l, $500; Eva A. Lee, L,
5000.
Woolsey acknowledgement l. Gal
braith, 6, principal, $1,000, 500; Car
oline A. Parsons, $715, $751; Jennie L..
Griswold 5, $780, Katharine T. Harty,
5, $575, $75 Alice M. Finch, d. $3.50; An
ME l.. Broadbent, A, $3.50, $50 Grace A.
Johnson, 4, $500, $50; Gertrude M. Kent
field, 4, $3.50; Jennie M. Campbell, 2,
$3.50; Mary A. Ferris, /, $500; Nellie l.
Brooks, l. $500.
Quinnipiac street school-Emma l..
Tyler and 6, principal, $3.50; Harriet
K. Storer, 4, $500; Louise N Thompson,
1 and 2, 5000.
Center street school-Jessie w. w.
Smith, l and 2, $3.50.
Lloyd street school-Rose A. Moriari-
ty, 3, principal, $500; Augusta M.
Scranton, and 3, $3.50, $50; Josephine
A. Sheehan, and 2 $500; Kate M. Tut
tie, 1 and 2, $500.
Woodward atherine Vand-r-
velden. 4 and 5, principal, $780, Esther
V. Crocker 8 and A, $3.50, $50: Julia |,
Mclaughlin, 1915, $25; Evelyn Maynard,
l and 2. $3.50 $50
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$50; Clara A. Brockett, 4, $500, $50; Janet
M. Purdue, 3, $500, $50; Eleanor T. Quin-
land, 2, $500, $50; Edna C. Lines, J.,
5000.
Orchard street school--Annie e. Nc
Nulty, (principaD, $780, $40; Julia H.
Doyle, 9, $3.50; S. Lillian Brooks 2, $500,
$50; Martha A. Quinlan /, $500.
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UNASSIGNED LIST

Henrietta M, Tozier. $780, $50; Helen
A. Austin, $3.50; Cora P. Little, $3.50;
Margaret G. Duggan, $3.50; Florence V.
Watkins, $525, $50: Kittie Merchant
$4O0 $50; M. Elizabeth V. Conboy. $3.50
$50; Margaret e. Seery, $3.50, $50; A.
Louise Beach, $500; Mary A. T. Reilly.
$35O,$50; Sarah J. Flanagan, $500: Sarah
E. Wright, $3.50, $50; Mary Blakeslee
S5S0
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BOARDMAN MANUAL TRAINING
HIGH SCHOOL

Thomas w. Mather, school principal,
$4,000; Isaac P. Smith, $l.400; Arthur
e. Booth 1000: George Fl. Kurdish,
$1,000; Lucretia H. Dayton 2 days, $500;
Eva ]. Phelps, 5000; Emma r. Wright,
81 200; Charles L. Kirschner. $1,000;
Adelaide B. Sanford, $3.50; Eliza B.
Thompson, 5000; L. Ray Balderston.
5000; Clara L. Barnum, 500; Clsrine
Warner, 5000; Harriet P. Marsh, $500,
$3.50; Thomas Jenkins, 81 200 5000
SUPERVISORS AND SPECIAL
TEACHERS.
Supervisor of primary schools-Alice
E. Reynolds, $1,000.
Music-B. Jepson, supervisor, $1,000.
Sewing-Jennie Messer, supervisor,
$780,
Penmanship-Harry Houston, super
visor, ST. 500.
Teacher of cooking, Grammar schools
--Maude E. Fields $3.50, $50
Manual training-Isaac Smith, 500;
Mary A. Pinney, $3.50.
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MAY CLOSE HIGH SCHOOLS


the Skinner school, who will go to Por-
to Rico; Jennie S. Burlock of Wooster
school, Kate e. Killoy of the Day
school, and Miss Barbara A. Kenney
of Washington school. Miss Jessie r.
Van Deusen of the Zunder school was
given a leave of absence for the COM
ing fall term and Miss Eleanor e. Cut
Ter Of the Hillhouse High school one
for the ensuing year.
The board voted to reappoint D. j.
Maloney as inspector of school buildings
at salary of 500 a month.
The building committee recommended
the purchase of a strip of land Is by 100
feet in the rear of the Ezekiel Cheever
school. This land borders on Poplar
and Lombard streets and is owned by a
Mr.. Healy. Its purchase would give a
much larger space i'll the rear of the
school. The board voted to make the
purchase as soon as the necessary funds
could be obtained.
In the report of the committee on
finance the following appropriations for
current expenses were recommended and
approved: Salaries, $685. rent, So
800; books and supplies, s29,910; miscel-
laneous expenses, $3.50; repairs, $7225;
total, $3e2,11
The matter of summer schools was
also brought up for discussion and it
was voted to allow the Summer School
association the use of two rooms in
Zunder school to be under the direction
Of Miss Bird, and the same number in
Eaton school. The school calendar
closes the schools June 80 and opens
them September II, or five days later
than usual
superintendent Kendall announced
that the schools would be closed all day
on Memorial day, May 30.
THE LIST OF TEACHERS.
The following teachers for the city
schools for the year 1s99-1900 were APP
pointed by the board last night. There
are no decreases in salaries and the in
crease in each instance is indicated be-
low:
Hillhouse high school-Myron T. Scud-
der school principal, $4,000; M. M. Mar
BILE, 81, $780, j. D. Houston, 81 300; Charles
E. Sargent, $1,4oO; William H. Hackett,
SLIGO, 500; Boynton w. Mcfarland, ST.
400, $1OO; Charles H. Zimmerman, $1,000;
Susan S. Sheridan, $1,250; Grace A.
Weeks, $1,000; M. Elmina Woodruff
$3.50; Carrie M. Hills, $500; Mary Adele
Allen, 81, 100; Susan Almira Bacon, $3.50;
Elizabeth W. CIeaveland, $3.50, $780, AL
berta L. Corbin, SITS; Helene H. Boil
$780, Marian P. Whitney, SLIGO; Charles
H. Weller, $1,100; Anne A. McAllister,
$3.50; Clara r. Walker, $1,000; Marian e.
Bradbury $3.50, $3.50; Grace w. Allen,
$500; Annie M. Leonard, $780, Alice
Hammond, $3.50; Arthur Cheney. $3.50.
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INJURIES
WERE FATAL
Pollard Died at the Sisters
Hospital Last Night.
AT THE COLLINS INQUIRY
The Corouers Jury of the Opinion
That Collins Died From
Natural Causes.
AT THE COLLINS INQUIRY

Edward Pollard, the young MAJ who
was injured at the air compressor of the
Anaconda mine yesterday morning, died
at the Sisters hospital about 5 o'clock
last night. The story of the accident
which resulted in the young mans death
is that he was the engineer at the COM
pressor and when he went to work early
yesterday monring he noticed that the
discharge pipe was not firm. He made an
examination of it and decided to repair
it, and was proceeding to do so, when the
pipe, which was under very heavy pres
sure, exploded with terrific force. Pol
lard was thrown back with violence
against something, int was found I'M
conscious by those who We're attracted to
the compressor by the report of the eX-
ploslOn. He was at once removed to the
Sisters hospital, where it was found that
the back of his head sustained a fracture,
resulting in conclusion of the brain,
from which, late in the afternoon the
young man died.
Pollard was a very promising young
man. He was about u years Of age, and
had been in the employ of the Anaconda
Mining company five or six years, and
was held in high esteem by the manage
ment. He resided with his mother on
East Galena street.
The remains were removed to Sher-
mans undertaking rooms, where Coroner
Julien will conduct an inquest this even
inc.
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Gold fittings. Rinehart, dentist.
"IHE TRIUMPH OF LOVE-"

"The Triumph of Love-" which was
produced at the Grand opera house last
night under the direction of Mrs. E.. v.
Neumayer, was one of the best amateur
entertainments ever given in the city,
and was witnessed by a large and thor
oughly pleased audience.
Mrs. Katherine Kelley. who appeared
In the role of "Amorita," the goddess of
Love, was charming, and rendered II
Dreampt" and an operate selection with
pleasing effect. Mrs. Fred Holbrook. as
Regina was queenly, her conception
of the character being peril ct. Mrs. Fitz
appeared as Fortuna" and. as
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TIP { L INQUEST.

Coroner Julien held an inquest last
night on the remains Of diva 7. Col
Inns, who died suddenly Wednesday While
being removed from his room to the st.
James hospital. The jury returned a YER
dict to the effect that the man had died
from natural causes, probably heart fail
ure.
Barney Shanahan testified that he went
to Collins room early in the morning to
assist in removing him to the hospital.
Collins sister and anothe lady were in
the room. The sick man objected to the
removal, and witness went away. About
) O'Clock in the afternoon he went to Col
Inns room again and the sick man was
then willing to be taken to the hospital.
Witness assisted the nan to dress. Col
Inns room was in the basement and he
walked upstairs to the hack and got into
the vehicle. Another man got INTO the
hack, which was then driven to the hos
pital. Witness and the other man had to
carry Collins up the stairway, and as the
went into the hallway Collins died.
Miss Nettie Shugrue testified that Col
Inns roomed at her house, and about
April 21st had complained of being sick
and had consulted a doctor, who advised
him to drink brandy. He had not COM
planned much recently. He had been up
town much of late and had been drinking
quite heavily. Tuesday night he COM
planned of a pain in his heart, and later
had a hemorrhage. He was in about the
same condition Wednesday,, but she had
no idea that the man was in such q seri-
u condition.
Andrew Collins, the deceased's brother,
testified that the deceased had been at
work at the Anaconda until about two
weeks ago., since which time he had COM
planned of not feeling well, but apparently
did not need a doctor. Tuesday night he
a a hemorrhage and complained of
pains in the region of his heart which he
said would kill him.. Wednesday morn
ing he was much better.
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usual, her work was very much appre-
ciated by the audience. Miss Finnegan's
soldier song in Faust was well render
ed. Mrs. E. B. Weirick made an excellent
"Virginia."
The character of the Duke of Burgundy
was taken by Jack Thomas, and he did
1t handsomely. Jack Moran and Miss
Courtney, in rag time songs and dances,
made the hit of the evening. Justin But
ler's "Mephisto' was artistic. In fact
there We're many in the cast who deserve
special mention.
Inc children, of whom there are a null
tltude, We're trained to a high state Of
perfection.
Inc production will be repeated at the
Grand tonight,
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.
THE EXAMINATION OF THE WARD.
NER MEN NOT CONCLUDED.

When the government had concluded
it's case. in the examination of John T..
Earles and Erwin Edwards, yesterday
afternoon, the attorneys for the defend
ants moved to dismiss, the arguments on
winch consumed the entire afternoon
session.. The motion was overruled, and
a continuance granted until next week to
enable the alleged Wardner strikers to
produce witnesses.
The bonds of the defendants We're
placed at $1,000 each, and 1000 in cash
was deposited with Commissioners Wood
to insure the appearance of the defend
ants at the resumption of the examina-
ton.
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our prices.
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Las. CHANCE.

Madame Belmont :he palmist and
clairyoyant will close her engagement in
Butte one week from today. May 18th.
Don't miss this rare opportunity. Call
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CERTIFICATE,

This Is to certify that I, Charles v.
F~ranzman, am the sole owner and pro-
prietor of the Carder Wall Paper Co.,
said Carder Wall Paper Co. formerly be-
ing a co-partnership composed of Herbert
H. Carder and Charles v. Franzman, and
the said Charles V. Franzman having
purchased all the interest Of the said
Herbert H.. Carder in said business.
CHARLES v. FRANZMAN.
! -
: State Of Montana, County OF Silver
BOWS.
On this 18th day Of May. 1899, person
ally appeared before me I. c. Bachelor, a
notary public in and for the county of
Silver Bow, state of Montana, Charles v.
grammar, known to me to be the person
whose name is subscribed to the within
instrument and who acknowledged to me
that he executed the same.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
subscribed my hand and affixed my
notarial seal the day and year in this
certificate first above written.
I. c. BACHELOR,
Notary Public in and for the County Of
Silver Bow, State Of Montana.
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS

Our entire stock of fine harnesses, sad
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a discount of Is to 20 per cent until we
close out the stock. Come earl yand get
YOUR choice. Silver Bow Harness Shop, 12l
East Park.
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AT H HOTELS.

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Colorado: George d. Ormer,
Helena: j. w. Argenbright and wife. New
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Torrance, Chicago: Henry White. Taco
ma; HAIRY HOLSTER, Minneapolis: F.. c.
ARK, Great Falls; j. H. Thompson, st.
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women in Mathematics" by Miss

"Women in Mathematics" by Miss
May Bretherton.
Custom, circumstances and nublic
opinion have always placed many obsta-
cles In the way of women attaining any
prominence in the study of mathematics:
yet, Notwithstanding these hindrances,
many women have struggled hard and at
last reached the point of fame.
"The most celebrated of these was
Hypatia, daughter of Theon, the learned
mathematician of Alexandria. She was
a m celebrated for beauty and mod
esty, yet was said to be a greater mathe-
matician than her father. She was the
last Alexandrian teacher of reputation
and was also an able philosopher. Born
In the latter part of the fourth century.
she exhibited from earliest youth an
amazing Intelligence, in consequence of
which her father resolved to give her
genius a thoroughly philosophic culture.
She succeeded her father in the chair Of
philosophy at Alexandria. and the fame
Of her lectures drew around her students
from all parts of the east. The citizens
of Alexandria were proud Of her, and
such reliance was placed on her iudg-
ment and sagacity that the magistrates
used frequently to consult her on i'm
portant cases. Among those who were
with her was Orestes, the pre-
feet of the city. At this time the bisbop
OF Alexandria was a fierce hater Of
heathens and heretics. Detesting Ores
tes, who had drawn up an accusation
against him for exciting a tumult he
soon cast an evil eye on Hypathia, whom
he regarded as a Satanic enchantress.
His hatred communicated itself with the
clergy, n especially to certain
monks. who, headed by one Peter,
attacked Hypatia in the streets as she
was returning from her lecture room. The
was dragged to the Caesarian
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