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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-29
New Fall
Dress Goods.

Mohair Ziberlines, Ziberline Vicunas,
etc. These goods were ordered out early
so those women whose thoughts are
turning to autumn dress may make early
selections of splendid new weaves at
very low prices.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-29
&
FE:RRAL.L.,


This is the last week of August and all who wish
to take advantage of the great sale of carpets at Au
gust prices must come quickly.
Everyone who is going to buy carpet this fall
owes it to themselves to promptly. The saving
in price is positive.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-29
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
$. Physical and Chemical Apparatus.
RALEIGH, N. c.

for. All the talk about endowed col
leges and no rent to pay is not relevant.
We trust to superior business manage
ment and the experience OF many years
to give our patrons the very best advan-
tages at the lowest possible cost. We
will duplicate the prices of any such
schools of our grade.
Mr.. Henry Jerome Stock
ard,
Who Is so well known throughout the
South, as poet and a scholar. continues
with PEACE as Professor of English and
History.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-29
Limited to 100 Boarders
Foil Equipment.
Health and Hygiene :

We nay especial attention to health and
hygiene. We have regular male ply
s,oian and a regular trained female
nurse to care for the girls. We also give
good fare and have it well cooked and
served. The editor of the American
Journal of Health speaks in highest
terms of our sanitary provisions, which
are also commended by other medical
/ experts.
Our Prices
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-29
The Boone. Bennett Nuptials.

cards issued in the city.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-27
FALLO DBL TRIBUNAL SUPREME
CONF lRMtND0 La
PENA De 'MUERTE

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M0vrwInvrn NAP W
ENTRADAs Ds TRAvEsIA

Resens de- Ia csrgs one para este puerto
copdujo el vspor slsmAn "Osnad ~: & Nh
lIephcff K"rbsr 2OO BIS cemesto e Font
y her,sapo cp ia'alao I'd dulcss ! ID
snuDcios A Ortegs , co AZ hc,s Ioss 81
cls qu'ucaIla $50 a'dos cslderos A Wee
y.0 2 c,s sfrc'os msquInsrias Tmpcoo
hermssos y o. 100 h.las papel B1cs y
90 10 hos pistos 2U0 aids cNdsros $50 aus
ies G,1ss'.s y Aionsn So cls cerDesa Srss
do A Msy.l CO ci qui6csil4 Csrecsd"
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ues J co II cis quss"s I'd anu.cios Sncrs
dc N Roman , 90 2s c,s stsc'cs Dc qa'ucs
ils Fdtse Lnndt ca . cls ssccs pspsI III
uo Osldss6n y Av,'6s 8 bui,os J Msii-u
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ssldsros y apsfss A ID orien Ov 100 cls
csrvesa J q 5 cls varios 40 100 bls %
menio N IL hels lozs 10 0 blscs vsrioa
Rotulados IL bultos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-27
Mas n0ticias de Vigo
Cast todos los tripulsntes del "Con
dor" han perecido
sole TRES ILRsOs



6efvieio sablsgrk6cor especial del Boistin
Msresniil
Huevs York, lunes. - Noticias
posteriorss recibida dc Madrid ma
ni6estan que seg6n detalles l'ega
dos { squella coFte desde Vigo. el
esaonsro ''Condoss 10 tripulaban %
marinos de Loo que solo tres ban
rssultsdo ilesos.
Ademks - encueniTan esios gra.
vsmenss hssidos , 81 resio ha sido
sepuItado en- Lac sguss juniaments
con d hundimientn del buqueL
Ia ciudad do Vigo - encusntrs
eoBslsnada y h imprs6 On doloro-
"a cue h css1slsoie ha hscho sn
tods Il Peninsula lbtiea . gran
di.inas
Calctlsse que Il hscho tue dsbI.
do Il nal ssisdo d Iss ealdsssk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-27
HOrrOr0sa catastrOfe en-
la bahia de Vigo
Explosion de Ia calders de IN
cSii0nero
FL BARCO sH D1SPONTA Il ABAA.
UQNAH EL PUERTQ


N6Ycanf,!
Nueys York, lunes. Despachos
fecibidos Dc Madrid comunicsn que
en- la mshsna de aver en- Ia bahia
de vigo donde se encontraba amelia
do el csfionero de guerra espaxol
"Condor1 ha ocurrido una. terrible
explosion en- ID caldera del mencio-
nado buque, ciyos resultados han
sidos fatales.
La cat&strofe ocurri6 en- los mo
meDtos en- que el buque iba a aban
donar 81 puertoy 80 ponia on NO
vimiento.
Pocos minutes ,despues de Ia ex
plosi6n el Condor" 90 perdi6 bsj
las aguss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-27
PONCE. PORTO-RICO
ditada Fabrica de Licores, y caIdereria q


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-27

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mHnos cufros re-
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1000 i,lcs ssI grsa>':
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en- sus boletines que no sufre doc
res ei Padre santo, nj sc manifiesta
en- gu estado sfntoma especial alguuo
que precipite su fin. pero los rump-
res siguen insistentes = asi o 'rran
tambien por todas las Car c1 erfas
europeas.
---- Or -
PARA cyRAn e. -RESfRiADo EN- y Y DlA
tome lss PASJlLLAS LAXANTEj DE
BRONO.QUININA. El boticsrio IL d..
voIverA 81 dIDero si no 90 cura. La firma de-
70. w. GROVE sc haIls On cada cajits.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-27
IMGENEROS ElECTRCETAS
NO LO OLVIDA
WILLIAM E. CROFT & co. .sgSI:
p. o. BOX goa. Telefono ndm.

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The evening world., 1902-04-19
LORD KELVIN COMES HERE
TO STUDY PHOTOGRAPHY.
Distinguished Scientist and Wife Will Also Be
Guestsat Columbia installation.

American. are so much the superiors
o, tho world in photography that Lord
Kelvin aas com. to this coIntry TO Ia
spect the plant and methods at Roches-
ter y. Y With Lady Kelvin ne was a
passenger On the CampsnIs. which ar.
rived this morning.
Lord Kelvin Is one %: the best known
scientists IN England, lie has strlns
OF titles that uses nearly all OF the
letters of the alphabet lie Is Presl'
den. ui ta, Royal Astronomical society
and a mcmscr OF the Royal dcoeEsphi
cal : .Iyty
Lord NrvIin VAS for n,iy years pro-
feasor OF natural PHILOSOPHY at the Glas-
gov ruiycrsity He WAS knighted IL
IsS for the invention OF the apparatus
py which CJlJlc messages are sent and
received and became peer os the
realm In Is9l with ala present title
Io has made ainGreds NJ inventions.
whl.h range lrom water tap - III.
trics,. scl.ntinr instruments He has
made many devices watch are used by
navisators. and has long been an
authority on electricity.
Al tn. pier IoId n.tNin Was disin'
clined 10 SPEAK .. MS many inv~n'ions.
but finslly said
The wireless ,elsSrsphy 10 IN. or IN"
mos, wonderful Inventions the world
has ever seen think It will De o.
great commercial use some day. and as
have seen /, demonstrated on the
The evening world., 1902-04-19
OLDS SAYS HE WAS JILTED
BY MISS OLGA LANDSDORFF E
Replies to Her Suit for S25.
900 with a Counter
Charge.

Franklin Narcellus Olds who v7s
notified ~ suit FOR - 90 :o- alleged
breach of promise during the oorrm a1y
which made him and Agnes AprB, mar
and wife tn Lyric Hall has NE. his
reply 10 the complaint, which VA mag-
by Olga fAnt+iorn. known also ~
Countess l.andsdorr
According 70 his answer 81 wAs IA
from his purpose 70 81, the blond"
beauty who wants slice u, his f,r
tune. but he AYERS that II Wa. she who
Tilted him. that he was the abused and
that hi. affections had been trampled
upon
oiIs .aec,h-a0 requests me Court -
decide which was j!lted. ami 4: both
we're. ;hea which one was iilieI 'rst
Mr. oIds's reply was :iied in the un.tsd
States Court to-day hy hi, counsel
Harris. CorYin & Gunn!son
The plaintiff IN her complaint saii ;ha;
Olds. who IA well-knowu lasyEr, ~
Newark. y J., asked her on March ls
1900. TO bec ONE his wife. She said '1a'
she consented. and that since thai iins
she had -esrain-I from rul'lvl'lng the
society Of other men.
The evening world., 1902-04-19
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY
ARRIVED EARLY.

The Presidents party came in two
Pullman coaches. the Riva and the
Guatemala. attached to the regular
express from Washington.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
and their daughter Ethel occupied
tho car Guatemala. In the Riva were
Private Secretary Cortelyou and Mrs.
Cortelyou. DR.. Rixey, who travelled
with the party on tn, way 10 New
The evening world., 1902-04-19

destroy university dial
tory
IS to
hs
II field
| Of o.--Fr Buffers speech
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England. and DR. John +. Uric. the
Presidents physician
Arrived Brfor~ :.

I England. and DR. John F. Uric, the
Presidents physician
Arrived Brfor~ :.
The patty arrived at SO o'clock az
the Pennsylvania station aHd the two
private ,ars were sgi,chcd to the end
ui the station nearest t4e ferry slips
President and Mrs Roosevelt let the
clrr ~ once. followed hv the res, Of
the party except Nj. Corteivou and
Miss Et4el and her nurse. Who remained
u rest anti, later In III" morning.
Taere was hu; lit;ic demonstration
over the Presidents arrival owing 10
the early hour. TIE station employees
llttsI tae.- hats a. the party passed..
ard ;ae President bowed sTa ,iousiy az
tho compliment.
The ferry6oa; 81 Louis va. In aaii-
.rs and me party entered carriages.
which w.r. driven Oh board AZ 7ij
o'eioak There were bur ,c. conmu'er.
Oh the boat aaI rNcept a raisin. o.
hat- there vas no demonstration.
Dr. ButI.r First Caller.
The 81 Louis reached the West Tesu-
ty-ihlri street Ferry a5lu; 80 o'clock
ana ta- CARRIAGES We're afiftu 10 the
acme %. presidea; Rooseyelrs aunt.
Mrs. James W Roosevelt, at No. West
Flf;y-seven;h street. Here Dr. Rlxey
ana DR.. TIRE LEI, :or the Manhattan
Hotel.
After brie. res, the Presiden; re-
lived Dr. N.cAOlas Murray Butter. Who
IS 20 ne Installed at the head OF colum-
b!a today Or. Butler had been invitei
:" b- the Presidents gu-st at breakfast
Detective -sers;s Kinsler ana Duggan.
who were Prime. Henrys private escort,
remained outside the house on guard
eith several secret Service men.
The local detectives will accompany
the President during his visit,
Dr Butter left the President about 10
o'clock lie said Mr. Roosevelt 1as
looking In excellent health and .as
feeling hnc.
shortly after Dr. BItier's departure
taa President Nro,her.in-law, p1uglHs
Robinson, his nephew. Enlin Roosevelt
and Charles : McKlm. the architect
called. They remained but a .ew mo-
m-nts.
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ship in which have Just arrived Z 80.
say that II is very marvellous indeed
The airship o. the Ssntosbumo
style is a snare and delus,or, \ be-.
loon with paddle IL an old idea an! al
never Ot o. ans practical Use
We hsd q very pleasant trip an
and Lady Kelvin are In the oes'
health
The evening world., 1902-04-19

divisions. all under the command oc
Marsnal-in-chle. Prof. James - Eg-
bert; Jr These divsio N.re made
w as follow.
FIRST students o, Co.
ers' College. Medicine. Law Applied
Science and Graduate Schools
SECOND DiNtslOS-Assidtants, Gin
ical Assistants ana Lecturers
THIRD DiVIsloN-lnstruc,ors. Tu-
tors and Demonstrators
FOURTH DlvIsIOS-ClinicaiP Protes-
sors ana Lecturers aad Members OF the
Faculties
FIFTH DIvIsloN-Guests Officers q
the United states. State and C!ty
Clergy and Alumni
SMITH DINISfON-Presiient and
other representatives. OF Universities and
SEVENTH DIVISION Emeritus ON
GERS. the University Council. the lrus-
tee. OF Teachers college and the Trus-
tees u barnard College
EIGHTH DIVISION The Trustees -
President Butler and ;hc President OF.
the United states.
Ceremony of Installation.
The ceremony u Installation Was
opened with n prayer by tile Rev Mar
vim Richardson NiHgcnt, u u. after
WHICH the following programme Was
carried out:
William culfprd Schcrm"E11Fu. y NJ
Chairman ~ ting Board.
rr.sentaiion ~ the Charter and KEYS
of the University. and Installation OF
the President.
Address on behalf OF the Alumni 5y
John Howard Van Amr'nse. l. II d.
LII n
Addre;. . nesaalt Of ,hs, Alumni by
Adiress on bchal. OF the Students BY
Allan Beach Arnold Bradley. President
Of the. Senior Class.
Kddrss.es by Charles william Eliot,
,ity Arthur T~ining Hadley LII u
President of Yale University. Francis
I-,ndey Patton. d ID. LII. D. President,
Of Princeton University; William Rainey
University o. Chicago. william Torey
Harris. LII. d. United States commIs.
sioner. OF Education.
Music.
Inaugural Address nv the President.
Hymn. My Country. 'Tis OF Thee"
Bensiictlon BY IN. Right Rev Henry
Goldman Potter. D. d. IL. D.
Dinnrr to New Pr~sident.
The alumni Of the university viii give
a dinner to President Butler at Shcrry's
thls evening II Is expected that close
TO seven hundred will attend. as .e!
as many distinguished invited guests
D.an Van Amrinse viii prcsld" as
chairman Of the Alumni Council
Speeches will he made by President
Roosevelt, Mayor Low. Judge W lard
Bartlett. OF the class OF 20; Albert
Shaw. editor OF the American Review
os Reviews: Henry Smith Pritchett.
President OF the Massachusetts Institute
o: Technology. Edwin Anderson Alder.
niun. Prcsid sr' v, Tulane University ~
Louisiana. and. In response 10 the faul
toast, President Butler.
Among the guests at the dinner vii.
be the German Ambassador. the Post
rnaster-Generai. Assistant Secretary II
State IiIll Regent r. Gu!lf0re Smith.
Arnold Hague. Secretary Ot the Ma
tional Academy OF Sciences: President
Eliot. President Hailey, President Har-
per President Schurmnn. Commissions
Harris. President Remsen, President
Angel. Provost Harrison. President
George william Smith. Chancellor An
d'awr President Da5ney.
From among the alumni every class
r't' hn represented from is@0 to 1901.
william G schermsrhoru. Chairman OF
the Trustees. being member Of the
class OF 70
The evening world., 1902-04-19
Tried wireless. Experiment.,

Referring aEaln % the sir css, r..ri
Kelvin told u! MS own experiment .t
that In" sOm. ,.me ago l4,g d.T'
ton station, aai o".u paced I" .t-
Isle ~ Wight and a. Rpuru"mng'h an
the Engl!sn coast. fifteen miles tN tt
Communication vas quite .HsI.g irrE-.
taincd Lord Kelvin declared, ll.s -.
pertinent anv.nc"t him iHa' m"- ts"-
wouli sppa b. nying across ,A' N-
lAutt.
Referring to Cecil Rhod-ss y ..'p
hD.4rrUips Lord Kelvin "
EugI-n N.ra p,ea.cd at any H
promised closer union 1n.'. e"
.wo nations.
i'nui mex, Tuesday Lord ...I,.a Ntl
remain n New York - attend tEH r.
stal,stiyn ceremonies n" So. 'uttg .'
headquarters at The Waldorf Astoria
From here he All 70 70 Wtslns H..
~. G., ,h"Un. TO jamestown, NI., aud
then to Niagara TO !nrpeci Ie great
turbines HIS visit there Hlil hc -! C-'
ps"ial Interest, lnnsmuch a. 80 vas tu"
iir.t to suggeft the r.allz,tloa l. ne
water poeer u Niagara
Then st'"r MI. visit 70 - 'tm' d
Works At Roca"ster. Lord ~
pay a call on his porsoltl .!s~ni ST..
dent Schurman. ~ Cornell, aul gftirn
20 New York to sail back 10 England
May 70.
The evening world., 1902-04-19
CEREMONIES AT COLUMBIA
ATTRACT MANY THOUSANDS
p resi- dent Roosevelt,
Gov. O de !, Mayor
Low and Hundreds
Of World Notables at
t h e installation Of
President Butler.

~ van uh
sight that greeted the eye OF Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt when he reached the
grounds OF Columbia University at l
O'Clock this afternoon.
Hundreds OF students and profess
eors. in gowns and motar- board hats,
ran hither and thither perfecting the
arrangements for the installation Of
Nicholas Murray Butler as president
OF the university.
The sombre hue o: the gowns was
relieved by trimming. OF purple. red
q yellow. denoting the degrees Of
scholarship OF the wearcrs.
ON every hand were Barnard girls
in stunning color creations in the
way of gowns Each ot the girls
wore a nuny white shirt waist. and
their presence lent a sprightliness TO
tho scene that would have been other
wise lacking
crowd Of Thousands.
Tho prcsidcut. when he reached The
cae Hundred and Sixteenth street en-
'ranr. mad passed through cheering
crowd ~! thousands packed tn the streets
around the university Two hundred
f'I'eomf" unue' Va. ,.n. -, ,on-.
a.. -. 80 ,,ok.,
WIN 'h's -''"n, W. ,'o"V ,,.,,.s..,,,
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J.,.I.r
Besides tho President ~: the United
,'.s ta~ic were
rb, Governor o. the state OF Sew
Irs
fle.lr.s %. tho Supreme court
I.at.I states senators lud Congress
Mao Low and officials OF the city
government
Nnha-.alnrs aui Consuls ~ Foreign
g 'sIuH,uts ~ all the glitter OF Their
.. lus uniforms.
DaItcrs of the army and navy IN me
Dro>s hl'.liaments OF the proiessI'" oil
~tr
'H''5' r'''l' ''"'S ''''" a. sue -
uo"- ". !"arn'"E 'h IN" '"''s'
S.Ni's.
I''''hsnIsnf" a'umn' "' N''H'""'i
''",'S'> rom 'O'e'e"
ant ,.. catholic churches and
Men %. mark tn the world OF .e;ters.
Sot the least important section OF
this great body OF brains was made up
of women who AaNe oy their learning
aud ability 20 ADVANCED American
T'nsnhood,
Escorted by Squadron \.
fr'sideht ho1Se'''" so. - ~
squadron ~ hs" "..''" ~
hame OF ms aunt MIs' 'a"'o,
welt. NJ No. "e'' e.' 90.
aie !eet the mouse At noon
not dsmonsuau'e crow" "'' s"."
70 witness ms H'f''
kept the crowd at distance
Inspector thompson anu na'''
were In charge OF the Poheo
ments and when the PRESIDENT came "i'
10 take his carriage he shook hands N'th
both o. them. called them by name an"
conversed briefly upon happenings IN 'he
days when he was Commissioner OF Po-
lice.
In the ar!ve through Central Park the
p-.sis.,, x.. recognized by the throng
=, ,,.,.u,. .eek.rs II. va. kept busy
,.,.,,, HI. ha, "a .dmirer.
College feii Tor Sotso's'
Upon his arrival at Columbia 100" nn'
undergraduates assembled around the
steps Of the library gave the college yell
IN nj. honor. A few moments later the
veil vas given again for Mayor Low and
Gov od.il.
c~.,., ,u,cheo,.
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Kate Amos : tn. name " ~" ~rnNa
-1o - 'Liliie 'N'tou A""p'r ~
F!rtv third street ave helped 'ar.
William : rcvrry 50 'r7p 'N" PIat.
ru->, SOCIETY Agent Cn4r'"s " G1ri.
-"r IN cars tEo v-rn i'r ro'hhar,'
,a- -l King ustcrN o>'r'u'
r'sh'e
Trn n-pner', -,.l .o ,u" @ 3"
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rrrsrt 20. h.. .nN-''f.H. N.t.y
- re'.-, r NJ, dn'-
.r. rr,nstst.rn. ru' kh'" 'na
, -7r.y ninth street hous. r''
AMI.
Kat Amos IN iSa. MD icon ah,o
o-sr house IN D.verys p-"cinr' N.s
sl a7oI; te- p"r- tn trouble
Tho GRrhnrr r'"'
-hrn In. Psrkhurst SOCIETY," 'ss .'-
took har' 81" vas Naru"i Hy or"
p.rkhusst agent that IN" Mould n'v"
~lose up She took tho warning strals
10 D~very and tho Schem" - trap Ghrd
ncr. then Chi-t Detective IN pr Park
hurst. Society for the Prevention -
Crime. was put M
Her story was that Gardner arrange
% protect her f,r 80 a month. hUt s'il
h~ had .peat $40 Ia keeping ~" poi :"
m ana demauded lump sum ~ 81" -
SAVE her from ind!r'm'u' rude- H'F.
.-ys ilrec,ion -hc Arranged 'o ply him.
and a. the app ,,ntea 'im" s1r VISITED
Gardner. house aui r,il hm s." w
oils provided arI marked ~ p"y"rv
Gardner gall-l IilIlo "u.',r a good
girl" aai took her ont frr hr'',
a Fourth avenue saloon D"'eg'.rs-
s.rgt Mike D-owlev '. 1ll's Byr1e-
STAN. arrested Gardner and QUAD -"
marked money ia h!s pocket
Gardner vas convicted aHi ssgt'u 81
10 two wears imprisonment An appeal
was .aken by John W, CON- and VIII
lam Travers Jerome. Gardaer counsel.
and the conviction Vas reversed on 'no
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NOTORIOUS LILLE CLIFTON
BUYS TWO DEVERY HOUSES
For ST. Each They Are
Transferred to Her
by Devery's Young
Friend 6yrne Was
in Devery's Precinct
When He Was Cap
tain.

John y Byru- TO Kate Amos. 'oo
as5.,rp dwellings. No. 2it "-.'
Forty-sisth street and No. los
West Fors,-uinth street. C"n.ii-
GRAFTON. - each.
Thus runs the transfer record prr7@
"a the hitherto unseen Young ma 'oT
whom Big chief william :. pev"r'
said he vss acting when re bourH' and
paid ,7s7 EHr n cash for eom- rea' e-'at"
a. the Real- Estate Sh,esroom it-'
winter
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-04-01
British schoolboy BIunders.

The historical and other facts"
given here are taken from schoolboys'
examination papers:
OF whom was it said He never
smiled again. William Rufus did this
after he was shot by the arrow.
My favorite character in English
history is Henry VIII, because he had
eight wives and killed them all.
Edward III. would have been King
of France if his mother had been Il
man.
Alexander the Great was born in alb
scnce of his parents.
What followed thc murder of Beckett?
Henry II. received whacks with a
birch.
The principal products of Kent are
Archbishops of Canterbury
The chief clause i'm Magma Charta
was that no free man should be put to
death or imprisoned without his own
consent
Where were the Kings OF England
crowned: On their heads.
What were the three most important
Feudal dues? Friendship. courtship.
marriage
What do YOU know of Dryden and
Buckinghamt Dryden and Bucking
ham were at first friends. but soon
became contemporaries
What is Mntons chief work? Mil
ton wrote a sensible poem called the
"Cantcrbuy Tails"
Give the names OF five Shakespcrean
plays Macbeth. Alikado, QUO Vadis.
san Toy, Sign Of the Cross.
IN optmist is q man who looks after
your eyes, and q pcssimist is n man
who looks after your feet.
A man who looks on the bright side
of things is called an optionist ana
the one who looks on the dull side is
called q pianist.-St James Gazette