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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
$conffol OF pa El1en d government
/ / has been estahli he'd which substan-
tally agrees to its terms 55355
.ToxvNE ooE<s Z. FoR I Il, AN EMPIRE.
Says Republ blicans Will Nominate O.
Il Il IA kiniey Again. a$

Says Republica viii Nominate Me-
kiniey Again.
u New x ork, ~ une - - Ihe supreme
court decision in the Porto Rico cases
means attempt will be made by the
Republican party to elect Nc Kinley
for a third term. 1t means an attempt
at concrete imperialism within the
next four years. s
This was the sentiment uttered by
Former Senate Charles a. Towne Of
Minnesota, at the Fifth Avenue hotel:
where he is staying
s5sss.s1 know he said, that the propo-
[ sition to run Mckinley for a third
term has been seriously consid dered
lsby Republican politicians. They de-
l$ceived the people and won at the last
lelection upon the plea Of unsettled
comp ations, Z and this chaotic de-
fcision Of the supreme court gives fur
ther ground for carrying the same
targument. 1t was used in the time OF
5Augustus, and he became emperor Of
Rome. It was used in the time of Ma.
Ipoleon, and he became emperor Of
France. ST s5t s:s.' sS. 5S&s>
The efforts of the Republican
Iparty have been to make. the presi-
Edency a semi monarchy, andsI believe
/ this decision, If it turns out favorably
4 to the Sadminist alton, will help make
lit an absolute monarchy. VIA
5.' s$$' For myself, / believe we shall all
3icome back soon to the old-fashioned
Idea Of Americanism. + do not think
we men Of the United States will ever
Subscribe to the idea that the consti-
Tuition framed by our grand hers
|acan and cannot, does and does not,
4 follow the flag, is and is not supreme
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
Z WILHELMiNA in BERLIN.
Queen of II Holland a Guest of Emperor
1. William. Il &SE.s d Z.

i (. A-
Berlin June .--Q Queen Wilhel-
nina and her usband, the Prince of.
the Netherlands Is. witnessed the emperr-
or's review Of the Berlin garrison.
The queen afterwards drove to the.
royal castle with the empress, the
emperor riding at the head OF the,
First Guards regime ment, with the
Prince of the Netherlands on his right
hand. ; $t t;zt .#:$ II !; y
On returning the procession was
met on Unter. den Linden by the
Ichief burg gomaster, the city officials
and a band of "A white robed maid
ems. The burg gomaster presented an
address to Queen Wilhelmina and
handed her bouquet Of flowers Of the
| Netherlands S coiors, red, white and
blue. The queen replied with a few
words of thanks. ss= s.: ...5: E.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-03
CHIEF
HUNT DEAD
Succumbs to Long
Illness at the
Hospital.

James H. Hunt, chief of the Honolu-
lu Fire Department, died last night at
the Queens Hospital. He was taken
to the hospital on April %, and gradu-
ally failed. After long and honorable
career as a fighter of fires, and the
organizer of one of the finest fire de-
partments to be met with in any Am
erican city, Chief Hunt has responded
last long run. For the. past year the
fire chief has been ailing, and at times
was unable to perform his duties as
chief.
James H. Hunt was born in Wal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-03
Sell for a Big Price.

LOWELL Mass, May 25.-By a
unanimous vote the stockholders of the
Boston and Montana Mining ant
Smelling Company have voted tn die
solve the company and sell the proper.
Ties. This action is the result of ar
ofter of s7,5oo,000 for it's mining prop
critics. PIP
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-03
President Of Chile Paralvzed.

SANTIAGO, Chile. May 25.-Pres,-
dent Errazuriz, who recently was re-
ported as suffering from a severe ar
tack Of paralysis, has recovered.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-03
Auction Sale
Val liable PROPERTY
In Nuuautx Vallev

Under instructions from the attor-
neys for COL. G. B. c. ROOKIE, I will
sell at public auction, at my sales
room, IS Queen street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-03
auction Sale
Stock Of Goods!
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 4,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
At the premises on King street in the
Territory Stables building near Punch
bowl street, | will sell at public auc-
ton by order of Mrs. Lichig, the en-
tire stock of goods, consisting of pic
lures, easels, albums, Photographic
outfits, etc, etc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12
B0hdan B0rkowski,

snsny muzyk i kompozytor, zmari "
40 roku zycia.
Urodzony " Krakowis, ksstaicik
sic W 4 wskin instytuois mu-
zycznym pod kierunkiem Nowako-
wskiego Naimskiego q poznisj "
Wiedniu.
Zmariy napisai dwie mszs, odzna-
ozone ma konkursis kompozytorskim
W Brukseli; 4-aktowa opere ,,Filius
Cham, wiele utwor6w ch6ralnych 1
j~sszozs wiecei piesni, wsrod ktoryoh
najwiekszem uznanism oieszyl sic
nWsdrowieo" i ,,Drapieana ptaszy.
ma, odznaczone ma konkursie ,,Eoha
muzyoznego".
Wsrod mnostwa utwor6w pozo.
staiych po zmarlym Jest bardzo wis-
lie sPiew6w religijnyoh, orstorj6w,
kantat, kwartetow, duet6w | noktur-
now.
S. p. Bohdan Borkowski osisroci2
Zone troje dziatek zupelnie nisza-
opatrzonyoh.
Pierwsza pomoo oiarowai sarzad
Filharmonji, p~ostanswiajso ur.sdzi6
konoert z dzisi posmisrtnych zmar-
lego kompozytora.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12
Ograniczenie tyd6w W szkoiach
rOsyjskieh.

Ma mocy dawnyoh przepisow nil
nistsrjalnych, uczniowie aydzi. ko6-
c1scy ozwarta klase progimnazjum.
Tub szesd klas szko}y realnej. pr.y
Przechodzeniu do GYMNASIUM, lub
do uzuPeiniajacej siodmej klasy
szko}y realnej, p~rzyjmowaui dotych-
ozasowo byli ME jake uczniowie no.
wowstepujacy, przeohodzacy Z
klasy n~i.szej do wyaszsj, a to odpo-
wiednio do wyjasnisnia ministerial.
nego z dnia 10 lipca 1887 r. Prey
obecnym jednakze nadmiarze uc,.
niow-zydow W srednich zakiadach
naukowych, W szczegolnosoi zas "
miejscowosciach. dozwalanych ma o.
siedlanie sic tydow lido ktoryoh ma
leza gubernie Krolestwa Polskiegol
ministerium oswiaty uznaio IA nie-
zbedne uzupelnienis dawniejszych
przepisow j wydalo W sprswis tel
MOVIE rozporzadzsnie, azeby W pray.
sziosoi PREY Przyimowaniu uozni6w-
zydow, Przechodzacych pc ukoho.s-
niu progimnzzjum, lub szesciu klas
rsalnych, ola dalszego ksztaiosnia
sic W gimnazjum, Tub szkolach real.
nych stosowans byia ! W tym ra-
zie naczon ola srednich zaklad0w
naukowyoh norma procentowa, o
czem kurator warszawskiego okregu
naukowego otrzyma} zawiadomienis
urzedowe, zakomunikowane wszyst-
kim Podwiadnym organom wiadsy
s~zkolnej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12
POszukiwanie.

Poszukujs swego brata Antonisgo
Grabana, Pochodzacsgo ze wal
Snierokowca, powiatu G~orliokiego
W Galioji, ktory pred osmiu lsty
przebywal W Northampton, Mass, q
teraz jest %farmerem, ozeniony Z an.
gielka. Ktoby wiedziai o aim, lub
on sam, prosze mi doniesc pod adre.
SEM: Tomasz Periej, 2S7 Front st,
Brooklyn, N. Y. (12gr)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12

Flip wychyiii ssklanke piws, sjadl rss.ts kisibssy,
SOS ohlsbsm wysuarovaf, brode | usts osaa. odsapnsi
sssroko, . potSm sw~rscajso sic do osisgo towsrzystwa,
sauwa.yi ~spokojuis:
Ale osy uwaAaliSois, 70 teras "a dwadsies Sofa
grossly mnisj kieabasy dais u Cssrskisgo nj. d.wniei
Ton | sPokoj, Z jakim to byio powisdsians. ro,smis.
s.yi wssysskioh.
Raz prseois msdrs slowo powisd.iali - in ora.
tio" tsgo ~fundujs tr.y butslki piws odsswaf sic Lu-
dwiossk.
Staia nam sic nowins .aintonowal Gsegors.
Pytajace spojrssnia ~.wr6oiiy sic ku MENU.
Rad.e wan ~sp6jr.sc, O.y u Ludwiosks w.osy M
dioni ME wyrosiy.
Dowcip prsessed2 bes wrafenia; fakt swyoiefyi.
Kelnsr wni6si MOVIE butslki piwa, odkorkowai DO.
ssswii. W tel chwili daio sic siys.ee puk.nis do dr.wi.
Koledsy Meme spojrzenia r.uoili ma sisbis ! ME rzskli
ami siowka. Drzwi ~odohyliiy ole / " odchylsniu uka,s.
d sic prsymusowo usmiechnieta jakas twsr.. Me robiia
ona sympstyosnego wrafsnis. Okr&gia, cserwona, ma.
"a, n osis osdobe miaA c.erwony kartoflowy nosek.
Cso'o ws'kie. male, sarosniets, q mad MEM crsrne swis.
szons kudiy. nadawaty tel twsrsy wyrs. nieslowiahski.
Pisrws.y dostrsegf 60 Ludwio,ek.
Bundal Bunda! Vivsti - sawoial rozs,sr.a-
isO orsrwons polic.ki uss. do ulmischu.
Pojswisnie sic nowego gosois pr.yjsts byto chic.
dino, . nawet I pswnym utajonym nissmskism. Tylko
Ludwiczsk porwai sic . misjsoa M p~owitsnis owego
Bundy.
Byi on pr.yjaoislem Ludwiorks. Zaws.e 1 ws.e.
dsis rassm. stsd tee madame i'm tytut braois ,,mar.
murki', chooia. obydwsj byli podobnisjsi do cserwonsj,
miesieosnej rsodkiewki, nil do marmurkow. Byis to
Postst lsgsdkova niepewns. z rsligji - moskal, DO
nalstas do nPr.wosia wnyoh', L uarodowosoi POI rusina,
q POI woiocha, . I matki niby polak. M6wii pr,ypaj.
mniej o tenn. zs mias make poke, kt6. ws,,kte lunar
% wosssnis 1 tenn uomaosya, dlaosego po polsku lie mo.
vi. Sksd sic on wsisf mkt ME wisdsial, dos6 fe sis
snslazi ~ uniwersytecis warszawskim jake siuohao. me-
dycyny, sapr.yjsznii sic = Ludwiorkiem, pod jsgo pro.
tsktoratsm dossai patent IA polaka, do polskioh koisk
m~iod1ie.y wprowadzony .ostai ~wplstany do ws.y stkich
Proossow akadsuickich, .aposnai sic Z tandsrmami cy.
tadels warsIavska. l n ossatnis awanture sisd.ia, tax.
&c tylko sic wywinsi s,czssliwiej cd innyob, DO pr,sd
MIN wrot uniwsrsyteckich ME ,smkn:eto.
ws.sdi usIischniesy, pr.ywitsi sic I udana ser.
dec1nosOis re ws.ystkimi i nispros.ony prsy Lud wio.ku
usiadi.
Goa to - odeIwaa sic Z skcsntem ~rosyjskim -
sprawisois sobis ucste Lukullusows widrs..
- A wy, mcfodoj czefaeiek ME macis n cor -
prsy oiat GrIegorI.
Wy zawsze musioie mnie ukssi6i...
Grregor. skrsywia ussa.
- Fs!
(Cisg dals.y nastspi.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12

Paao " PodIsmo.u ME pozostal do dIis dnia " tym
stanie, " jakim byi Ia cIas6w Kosoius.ki. Byl to gmaoh
Ibudowany " podkowe; o ogromie jsgo MONA ztsd
wniOskOwae, is dis pozostaiO sylkO jeduo s~krrydio, a
wystarcIs ono ma dostatsozns miesrkanie ola hr. Zamoy.
skiOh. Kiedy srodsk paisou 1 drugis skr.ydio zburuons
dowisdrisc sic ME moge. u opisu jsdnak Nismoewic.s
i stanu " jakim wowc.as ~.nsjdowa, sic paiac. wniosko.
wac wolnO. ts staio sic to niediugo pc bitwis maoisjo-
~wiokiej. Wtedy lyle chat spalono, lyle domow sic "a.
pablo, lyle Paiaoow staio sic ruders..
Okolo dworu ciagnie sic ma stoku CORY przesliczny
park. Me ma on MO z oudsctwa wielkopahskich ogro.
dow. gdrie drzewa strEyga, a kwiaty sadzs ma forme /
bsrwe dywans. Ogromns prostots. naturalnosc soistek
! klombow drew, cryni ten ogr6d bardzo p~odobnym do
~dzikiegO lasu. Byiem tam " jsaeni, kisdy lisOis jawo.
row byiy jak Oytryna zoits, kiedy br1ozy cIerwons lis.
ole ma .iemie zrzucsly. Smutsk ogromny byi W natu.
RE, plaksc rdawaia sic jssieG.
Ten park, ten stok CORY to tsrsn, ma ktorym rors.
graia sic REF. TO teatrum kleski nsszej osiatscznej..
Ma wybojach ziemi widac gdrisniegdsis rorrIuoous
cegfy, zarosle nswpoi mursva, zakryts zielskiem |
chmura toitych lisoi, ktore z drzswa lees. Przswodnik
oznajmia, re to % ressty pIwnio, tyoh samyob, " kto.
ryOh wyginat puik DziasyGskioh. Mogli byi uoisc, mo.
gil byli sic poddsc, a oni woleli znalezj smisr6a. Me
dlstego seroe sic krwswi, zs polegl, DO to byi swiety
o~borisEek, ale przer 20. ze pooIoiwa Ia krew possia ns
marne, ss so lat minsio, . wnuki, prawnuki pobityob,
pstrssc " hisbo, ME wiedra' pc 90 polsia sic ia krsw.
U stop wzgotrs widac wsrod ornyOh pol dwie gru.
py drew, rassdsOnyoh " koio. Mkt nam ME mowi,
oremu ts ogromne drzewa zostswiono ~nistkniete W
srczsrem polu, a jsdnsk prseOruciem cziowisk zgsdnie,
be tam COS " oieniu ioh sic kryjs.
To ogromns grobowisks sabitych W bitwis maoie.
~jowickiei zOsuierry. Wykopano wielki doi, do ktorsgo
wrsuOono Oisis kilku tysieoy ludri. Oni tam ,pierwszy
ran sIczsry wiscsny pokoj Z sobs rawarli". Tam leia
rszsm moskals polacy. Ma mogile strssuliwej wspOm.
nieniami, rOsna drrswa, wistr jssienny nssisnie ich prry.
nios,, lub cziowlek js zasadrii, Ma krwawsj zIemi wy.
bujaly ich latorosls, wystrrsliiy ku niebu ks,dej jessie
nj grsdem ,ostyoh lisci groborisko ~rasypujs.
Ninety lsss, tosnier.s polscy ruscy ssmisnili sic
W proch." 9 ziemis, ~sklspiona dossd ns ich ~sw,ekaOb,
straciwssy podsswe, runesa " do}... Ma urwisku rosnie
rokrocznie sraws, wistr nissis piasek i zismis. ~wklsssosc
rownsjso powoli.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12
P%obCjOwiskO M~aciejOwickie.
Nv rocsnioe 10 patd.isrniks).
Doko6cssnie).

Ofosr ~rosyjski, aabrawsry su.orowi IS piew6w hi
storyc1nyoh" Isgarek worsk Z pisnied.mi, gdy ME
mogs S'isgnsc L jego palca ,aOtsgo p~isrscisnia ,w.is,
Paleo jsgo " gebe", ably go wrs. z pisrsoisnism cd.
gryzt." a ten sposob nabywsnia p~rscjosow ME Jest oily.
ba dowodsm wyra6nowansj oywiliraoji | kultury...
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12

stssch Pssrrec M mogise, " kt6rs .aoieks dssrcr,
" ktorej ozsrwieni sic rd,awa wods. Adj krzyta, ami
kamienis' AMI ,naku tn nisma. 70 tn ludsis lsas.. w
o'eiusoiaoh riemi sPis proohy dwoCh wojsk. ktokolwisk
sas d,is ory " Przyssiyoh wiskach historic. czy posmas
p'sae o mich bedzie, to nasampr.od pr.ed cosy nasuuis
mu sic taxa mied.y mimi r6anica. 10 gdy jsdni dokas.
dnie wisdsisii, IA 90 ale bijs, co ioh prowad.i " nisr6w.
ny smisrtslny b6j, to {. drugich srersg6w AMI jsdsn .
P~osP6lstwa ME wisd.iaa, pc 90 on tn ~pr.ys.sdl Z pod
Moskwy, Ar,hsngielska hub Tomsks.
Gdyby sic byio pytaio ka.dsgo ns ,iemie pod Ma.
oisjowicami padajsosgo mutyka; "a 90 krsw dajss.. cd.
Povisdzisaby kaady I nioh: ME WIEN.
Lud ubiers sic tutaj bardso mslownio.o. Meso,y.
aai do d.is dnia nadziswajs M giowy osarns grubo wa.
towans rogatywki, obramioue orarnym barankiem. Swia.
domosoi n~arodowsj asdnsj n ohtops niema, natomias,
d,ieii on ludIi m wysnania. Rosjsnin nasywa sie u
nisgo "s,yzmatyk", rruski", . najo,ssoisj ~.moskal'. o
6itwis, ktora sic ro.egraia, nisma wspomnish aadnyoh,
Jakby Pamiec jsj nswst wsrod ludu wymala.
Co to n dr.ewar - pytam sie furmana, polka.
sujac g~robowisko.
The Washington times., 1901-07-22
The Strike Crisis.

The steel strike situation at the close
of last week was of s. character to give
more or less encouragement to both
sides in the controversy. The unani-
nous refusal of the men at Wander
grift. Leechburg. Apollo, and Salisbury
TO quit work was a decided point gained
| for the trust. On the other hand, the
strikers had scored twice on their op-
ponents. in preventing the opening of
the old hoop mill at Cleveland, Ohio
which. it was expected, would be able
to fill the orders of the plants now idle
at Pittsburg, and in organizing an
Amalgamated Association lodge at Nc
Keesport with members hitherto non
union men. 1t is possible that the tube
works may not be able to start today.
The sheet mill at the same place will
resume operations as announced, unless
conditions have changed since Satur-
day, and that as well as the operation of
the Wellsville, Ohio, plant may bring
trouble. A statement made in New
York by a trust representative, to the
effect that the mills of the combination
would be run by non-union labor under
judicial and military protection if
necessary. has created an ugly feeling
among the strikers, and it may have the
effect OF precipitating collision. Pres
ident Shaffer and his associates nat
urally resent such a suggestion, and the
former claims that Mr.. Morgan has
hung out the riot signal" unjIstifia-
bly,, because in advance of any indiCa-
ton of violence. All the same, some
such announcement might have been
expected, since nothing could be more
"s.:-.0us than that, upon the first man
Hesitation of an intent TO interfere with
operations or employees, the trust would
call upon the courts and the police and
military authorities Of the State for
protection. Mr.. Shaffer may be right
in his declaration that the corporations
cannot find skilled non union hands to
replace the strikers. If so, the advan-
tages Of the situation are on his side.
But. if workmen can be secured, he may
be certain that all the powers of gov
ernment will be brought into play to
suppress any open hostilities directed
against the property or men Of the COM
bination. The news from McKeesport
and Wellsville today will be awaited
with great public interest.
The Washington times., 1901-07-22
HOW TO LOSE TRADE.

Senator Depew has made out to get
into print again. This time. he issues a
bulletin from Paris informing US that
the basis of future wars is commercial -
and therefore ''ths newspapers that are
advocating a mighty navy are doing most
patriotic work" We gather what our
mighty navy will have to do from the
authors statement that Continental Eu-
rope entertains hostility against the
United States So we want mighty
navy to whip, or at least TO bluff, Con-
tinental Europe? But why is Continental
Europe hostile? Chiefly because our Re
publican party government has shown its
hostility to Continental Europe by en-
acting the Mckinley and Dingley tariffs.
Would it not be a good plan. then, TO
try little less Dingleyism before calling
in the navy? The Continental Europeans.
next to the British. are our best custom
ers. Can we make them better custom
ers by turning the guns of a mighty navy
against them? Mr.. Depew's notions of
commerce are eminently Republican,
Chicago Chronicle.
The Washington times., 1901-07-22
Arm n ment of naftIeships.

1t is to be regretted that the Naval
Board on Construction should be divid-
ed on the subject of the armament for
the new battleships, for whichever view
prevails. it will leave the public mach
in doubt as to whether the best plan
has been adopted. The board consists
of five members, and they stand three
to two, so that the division is as nearly
even as ii could be.
There are two points in controversy
First, the character of the guns to be
used. and second. their arrangement in
battery. All are agreed on four twelve
inch guns for each ship, to be mounted
in turrets. two guns TO turret But
for the rest Of the main battery, the
majority of the board favor seven-inch
guns all arranged broadside behind
The Washington times., 1901-07-22

| The differences seem to be mainly theo-
retical. Admiral Bradford points out
| that there is no seven-inch gun such as
the one proposed by the board, and that
| the calculations as to its power are
merely theoretical. In this the admiral
| probably knows whereof he speaks; but
when he attempts to fortify himself by
showing that a year ago Admiral
O'Neil now advocating the seven-inch
gun, was opposed to it, the argument is
not conclusive, for O'Nei's change may
have been induced by later experiments
and fuller knowledge, or at any rate, by
more careful thought. Then it must be
remembered that superposed turrets,
which Admiral Bradford faYors, can
themselves hardly be said to have
passed beyond the theoretical stage. for
they have never been used in actual
warfare. In these matters there is no
test like the test of battle
Probably either plan will give for
midable battery, and with Yankee tars
behind the guns no American doubts
that the ships would give a good ac-
count of themselves. But we want the
very best that can be devised, and
therefore it is unfortunate that the
board should be so out of harmony con-
cerning matters in which each member
is presumed to be an expert
In this connection, though, it is a
pleasure to note that the plans call for
not less than nineteen knots speed. 1t
would have been still better if the speed
requirement had been made higher, for
nineteen-knot battleships are being
built abroad. and the United States
should lead other nations-not follow
them. However, we are not disposed to
worry about it. We have not yet for
gotten the marvellous voyage of the
Oregon, and how, after making that
voyage. she helped to run down the
twenty-knot cruisers of Cervera's feet.
The Washington times., 1901-07-22
PERSONAL.

Senator Thomas C. Platt quietly cele-
brated his sixty-ainth birthday recently
no one knowing anything about it ex-
cept few close friends
The British national memorial to the
late Miss Mary Kingsley has taken the
shape of an African society to propa gate
the study of native law and customs.
The William l. Wilson memorial fund
for Washington and Lee University has
now reached STATE, nearly -fourths
of the amount desired. The latest con-
tribution was one of $4,000 from an anon
ymous donor.
Senor Moret has been elected President
Of the Spanish Chamber of Deputies. He
was Minister of the Colonies at the time
of The outbreak of the war between the
United States and Spain, and is credited
with having done much as any other
one man TO prevent hostilities.
Lord Kelvin won the silver scuIls while
at Cambridge. He is now seventy-seven
years old and has the worlds record for
continuous service in a university chair
Who SAYS there need be mischief in cham
pion athletics at collegey
Crozier Theological Seminary has a
grand old man for President in the Rev
DR.. Henry G.. Weston. He is over eighty
years of age but performs all his school
duties, and will deliver next week four
lectures before the INSTRUMENTATION
Bible class at Lake orion. Mich.
4 bust of the late Prof Webster. of
Philadelphia College. designed by Prof
j. b. Whitaker. has been presented to
the college, with which, as professor of
Greek and Latin and head Of the
..~.ll.api4i..- -d.snzII1 rne-tA Prof r'r-'-' .