The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-20

Inc catholic summer school will to-
morrow begin its third week at the
state capitol, continuing the most sue
cessful session in it's history.
Seldom has an institution Of a similar
character in the Northwest attract
ed as wide general attention as has
the summer school, a general idea Of
the work of which has been given from
time to time in T h e Globe
The attendance has been larger than
was anticipated, and the attendance at
all lectures has been very gratifying.
Prof. Hartgan, who Is at the head OF
the school, says that in every way
the school has been wholly successful.
and the work marked by earnestness
and enthusiasm throughout. Tomor-
row morning DR.. w. J. Kerby, asso-
ciate professor Of sociology in the
Catholic university at Washington, D.
c., will begin a series of three lectures
on social reform. The aim Of this
course is to set forth the nature and
meaning of actual social reform move
mentS; to account for the traits. meth
DDS, mistakes and failures OF reform
ers and reform parties: to suggest
lines along which effect live reform
work might be developed.
Teachers Institute Session.
The afternoon sessions viii Be given
up to the teachers institute, which
is under the direction of Miss Il. MI.
Phelan, principal of the St Paul
teachers training school. The work
will be practical, rather than thcoreti-
cal, and will be of value to all who
are interested in education. The meet
ings will be held at $3.50 on the fol-
lowing dates:
July 81, Making OF the Pro
gramme;" July %, "The Conduct OF
the Recitation" July "a, 1.-THE Prob
lem of Seat Work." July Is, THE Gull
tivation of Observation" July 2S.
How to Strengthen the Memory"
July 90, Methods Of Discipline
Tomorrow evening Hon. William p.
Breen will lecture on Mary, Queen OF
Scots"
On Thursday morning Miss Kathleen
Monica Nicholson, a Wisconsin poetess
Of note. will speak, and on Friday
morning and Friday evening Hon. NJ
J. Wade, of Des Moines. will lecture on
Lincoln and Columbus
On Tuesday evening Rev M. s.
Brennan will lecture ION Geology"
and on Thursday evening Rev J. p.
Carroll, president Of ST. Joseph's COL
lege, Of Dubuque, will lecture on Joan
of Arc" Wednesday evening will be
given over to a meeting of the
Knights Of Columbus.
Beginning Monday, July 2S, Rev.
morning lectures.
One of the most interesting and I'm
portant courses will be the evening
lectures of the closing week, consisting
Of three lectures by Hon. J. c.. Mon
Afghan, of the Wisconsin state univer-
sity. His subjects will be: Diplomacy
and It's Relation to Commerce." "A
Consular Service and It's Relation to
Commerce." Commercial Education"
Location for School.
A permanent location for the school
Is being much discussed. The Eastern
branch has made its home at Cliff
Haven, N. Y, where a plant worth
100000 has been established. This
branch has had several offers, but
nothing definite has yet been done. st.
Paul has been mentioned as the per-
manent home for the school, but no
formal offer has been made, nor would
1t be considered until after the pres
ent session. When the school visited
White Bear short time ago 1t was
suggested that this would be an ideal
spot for q permanent home.