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NOT TO ASK FOB SESSION.
Mayor Does Not Want a Special
Meeting of the Legislature.

Mayor Mcclellan had short conference with
Commissioner Oakley yesterday TO whether hs
should ask Governor Odell TO call special session
OF the legislature to repeal the Smith BILL which
shuts the city out Of Duchess County for water
supply.
After the conference the Mayor indicated that
Notwithstanding the appeal Of the Merchants Asso
citation for special legislature. he has no present
intention Of asking for II don't know that tina
special session would undo the work Ok the last
sion" he saiG.
The Mayor added that Corporation Counsel
Deany at the hearing before the Governor had
offered behalf OF the city To construct such catch
basins as are needed to conserve the water power
for the mills along the in question yet the
Governor says that 1t the city viii make this
agreement the legislature viii revoke its action.
Very strange" said the Mayor, wasn't It, that
the courts could not be depended upon TO protect
the rights OF the people up there in condemnation
prOceedings2 Usually the rights OF the owners OF
property taken for public purpose are very well
protected"
The executive committee OF the Merchants As
ISOLATION of NeW-YOrk under date OF May 81, ad-
dressed letter to Mayor Mcclellan, requesting
him to respond 70 the invitation OF the Governor
TO call special session OF the legislature TO con-
slider and pass necessary measures to assure an
adequate water supply for this city.
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ST. LAWRENCE COMMENCEMENT.

Canton. n Y June 2-The programme for the
forty-third commencement of ST. Lawrence Uni
versity is as follows; sunday June y. p. m.
baccaIaureate sermon by the president, the Rev.
DR.. Almon Gunnison. Monday. June ID, a. m.
morning prayers in Fisher Chapel: 10 a. m. meet
ing of the Alumni Association: 2 p. m. meeting OF
the corporation; p. M meeting or the Phi Beta
Kappa Society: 8 p. m. presidents reception.
Tuesday. June IA. 10 a. m. graduating exercises OF
the Theological School address by the Rev Dr.
Frank oliver Hail. of New York. s p. m, literary
exercises of the Phi Beta Kappa Society; poem by
Professor Charles Kelsey Gaines. OF the class OF
'76; Grafton on The Place of Poetry Among the
Arts" by the Rev. DR.. Samuel NJ. Crothers, OF
cambridge, Mass Wednesday, June 10, 10 e. m
commencement. p. m. alumni dinner; p. m,
reception and junior promenade.
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MEYER s. IsAAcs' WILL FlLED.

The viii Of Meyer s. Isaacs fled yesterday.
Il gives an annuity OF 500 for life each OF his
sisters Merriam and Sarah IsaaCs who live at No.
IS East Seventy-seventh-st.; an annuity OF a000
cor life 20 his daughter Minnie and an annuity
OF $500 for life his two other daughters. Alice
and Estelle. The residue OF the estate is divided
equally among the six children-Julian III. Lewis
81. and Stanley u Lsaacs the three sons, and the
three daughters named above.
Jullati and Lewis are named as executors each
Of the others to become executors when they be-
come twenty-one years old.
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sARAH 3. coRNELL,s wILL 49,.

The viii OF Sarah r. Cornell was dIed for probate
yesterday. The heirs are two grandchildren. Two
thousand dollars is left 20 Greenwood Cemetery Tor
caring Tor the testators plot 5000 is given Irving
NJ Swezy. Of Port Jefferson. Long Island. also
another $500 "to be by him used for the benefit
OF Christ Church. at Port Jefferson" Fifty thou
sand dollars IS he invested BY the executors and
the income paid serni-annuaiIy 20 the Rev. s. De
Iancey Townsend for his life. The balances OF the
estate is 20 be invested for the benefit OF the two
grandchildren. now minors. Noah Tebbetts, %
Brooklyn: the Rev. s. De Lancey Townsend, OF
Manhattan. and Irving NJ swezy. Of Port Jefferson.
ara
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REST FOR AMBASSADOR MCCORMICK.

ST. Petersburg, June Spencer F. Eddy. sec
rotary OF the United States Embassy here has gone
to Paris on a three weeks visit 10 his mother who
recently recovered from severe illness. Shortly
after his return IL the conditions permit, Ambas-
sador Mccormick and Mrs. Mccormick win go TO
Carlsbad for a month The Ambassador Is greatly
in need OF rest. For many months preceding the
outbreak Of war he had great responsibility
his shoulders and since the opening OF hostilittes
he has had the douhe duty Of representing tho
interests of both the United States and Japan.
Upon the ambassadors return 10 St Petersburg.
Mrs Mccormick will probably proceed to America
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AIBFHA RT,E-Tillian Barnes. II, Albany.
BEI.VEDER E-Mne. Schumann-Heuk. Dresden.
HOLLAND-Sir James Bell, Scotland; D. o. Kerr,
FffrzblIra- ex-C-oug gresham Paul A SOTg, Ohio
MURRAY HILL-Rooe Treat Paine. Boston.
WALDORF STORIA-Seuator J. W. BatleY Tex
as: paul Morton Chicago; J. n CuIp. washington.
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LAETARg MEDAL GIVEN R. c. KERENs.

st. Louis. June 2-The presentation OF the Laetars
medal for 1904 By the University OF Notre Dame 10
Richard C. Kerens OF this city, was made the oc-
casion tonight OF notable gathering at the home
Of Mr.. Kerens where the ceremony was held.
Many prominent Catholic Church men as we'll as
army officers. government Worlds Fair officials.
were present The Laetare medal. designed as a
recognition OF services rendered in behalf Of
Hgion, education and morality, IS conferred each
year some prominent Catholic layman.
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So Notices.
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RAlNEs TO BE ACTING GOVERNOR.

Albany. June Lieutenant Governor Higgins.
who is acting Governor OF the State in the absence
OF Governor OdeIL who is IN Europe, viii go 20
Duluth on Saturday. there TO remain until Thursday
of next week. during which period the functions Of
the executive viii he performed by Senator John
EaLnn.- Ires-lent ton nr the sanara-
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

lLaclng AZ IITaFes.ll
Barnard College class day exercises. N.
Departure OF Squadron State Camp leaving
p.
Annual inspection OF the lst Naval Battalion by Captain
Jacob Is. Miller board the Now-Han4pshire even
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Should Be read DAILY By all interested a. rbu-,-
may occur az umeI
Lll--sl ui1lIs Tor TIE week ending June 4 1904
se lpro1ptly IN all the General Postofcs a.
iLSa- Eafcels-Fost Mails close earlier fnan
closing tins below ParceIs-post r1447s - 80
many close at 5 p. m. Nay 90
Regular and Supplemental nails close F,,rz1-r
stAlon eofner Of Vest and Norton Srasts) half Song
-L-f Llan ctoslns time shown below
plsenJary Malls for Europe and Central America VIA
Colon, close enc hour later Foreign statioul.
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TrIbune - ob.ervatIons-

IN this diagram the continuous white line shows thu
IN Indicated by The Trhunes
recording barometer The dotted line shows
peFature as recorded BY the local Weather Bureau
Local Ofleial Rec0rd-The following Official record
from Weather shows the changes the tenn
rsrnture the tweHiyfour hours. in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
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Highest temperature yesterday CD degrees lowest 06
avsraee co. average for corresponding date last
average for corresponding last twenty-five years CO
Local forecast. Partly CLOUDY ana warmer To-day.
showers saturday Afternoon night; fresh east 70 south
WindA
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TRAsEsArL-ANrTc -

SATURDAY t4ti9-At a H. for Europe per s. g. Ger
manic va Chsrbourg and Southampton mail must IS
directed per g. Germanic'l. a N Tor Ef--
5qr 5e.sIm direct per g s Faderland enal
directed per , Fa1eriand' ls g-30 n.
peg g. Ethiopi1'0-
TUESDAY CTth)-Ar ESQ for Netherlands direct per
Statendaun Mail must be directed per Staten
dam, az 500 for 4aly direct. per 8 q Citza a
Torlno mail must Be directed per s. Cista al
T0Tfuo'D.
After the closing Of he Supplementary Tnsatlautia
Nails na-e1 above. additional Supplementary Nails
opened the piers az The American. E1glsh Franch
and German steamers until within
Minutes OF the hour OF sailing
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SpeeiaL Notices.
Tribune subscriptlon Rate.

TIE TRIBUNE be BY mail any address In
t- ou11rv OF ABROAD address changed a. oftsn
1900 Subscriptions nay given your rsguinr feas
before leaving. II convenient hand az
rTF4F, TRIBUNE Once.
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Married.

Marriage notices nppsaring In THE TRIBUNE WIN
be rspubIished In The Tri-WeekIg Tribune without
extra charge.
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract
Is the best good for your food
and drink. Insist having Burnetrs
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BEBEE-HAsTINGs-At ST. Thomas's Church. on
D. d. Emily Belle Hastings daughter OF George ssy-
mUqr Hastings. to Dr. Edwin L Beoee OF Buffalo.
HEBBARD-s PENcER--At East Orange n J. on
Wednesday. June 1904 at the residence q the brides
Nam D p. EsS59T q 5Tase CnT ~ gE95se Gertrude
/ JENKINs-DUNCAN-O Thursday Juns .. the Pres
9yIsTan GhqTeh 4sssWood y. sy ne 5s' fz j.
ton Alice BooFP aaEataE q the s'9 General samuel
LINDsAY-HULL-On Wednesday. June l. 1904 at the
second Ee.95n IS I f-S Nv Mans S ~ y III me
Penn.
NurcHLI-BAG1EY-I winchester Mass. June L
Chauncey l. Mitchell Of the Rev and Mrs Charles
| L. Mitchell Miss amy C. BagIsy daughter Of Mr.
Mitchell father Of the groom. assisted BY the Rev D
/ OF Winchester. the residence 81 al named.
70 To .H E5 t 5.B q p I5sS E5 5as
Srsdsrick FRESHMAN Proctor Of New-T0rE CITY
Pc 5sFs s s city On o, Wsdp les
Rev Or Herr Jessie perry daughter q NJ and NJ.
qissF Aa1a' Perry to i-'n Milton 7''''' u '''
THAcHER-E KE,,BEEcIFEE1 -, oEaags. y !. On
send .. D.. Emma daughter o. Mrs Cornelius Erksn-
/ brsoher. to Alfred Beaumont Thacher.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wednesday Juna l. 1904 At
al angels T ,7 Py ne H sHqsr q, IN an NJ
s ssnd y r ~; s-. % bSre. store n Trsros y
Bos 1t5S - Boston papers Dssso copy.
Y
dorsed with full name and address.
Died.
T1.,th potfcss appearing In THE TRIBUTE WIN be
republishsd In The Tri-Weekly Tribune ithOus extra
charge.
BALDWIN. James C Hubbeu. Martha A. h
t BsoA ANNE, anne Z T. LOOMS Charles Z
pimon. Theodore .. storm. Harold T.
Howard. Catherins l. Wyukoop James D.
BALDwIAs Jose , Cal "a on Z May So James cro
Baldwin. aged years
REcKIn th!s city on June 1904 . At her 5ssdsRss Nc
the late Dr. John Bfod9sad 5 5 7 s@aga'eT % Ss
year Of her age, EgneFsl services E Dc 9eIq e. St.
ave on Fri5av June g at O'Clock a. m. It Is re-
qUsstsd that no flowers be sent
cAsEon saass4es JpRs / 1904 at At MsG 5 Pass
Ea4Sodist EPISCOPAL Church. I59th-ss- ana 7h-avs
prloN-At Auagansett. Long Island. June l. 1904
Theodore Dwight Diuon formerly Of Brooklyn, In the
his Ia5s residance at Amasansett Long island On ri
Wood 1880 on saturday
HowARD-op THURSDAY. Jg9s l9ot csthsrtns I
rI ssrvices al her late residence 80 80 Merton
Tutermsnt private.
HUBBEIL-At Yonkers. Tuesday evening May 81. Mar
TIA A Bsgsot esiogst vie o. u 4 H9se' Friends mus
June s. at p. 1ntsrment private.
son n the T4t wear OF his ass Friends Invited 70
s a ss l en- as June hS a. al $50 ne Int fS.
rpeut a Troy y. y.
TOONIS-At Northampton. Mass, Thursday, June 2
Charles Henry LOOMS. OF New-YorE, aged sixty.
v-ypyKOoP-Iune L 1904 at his summer home Hurley
n ~ James D. Wyukoop. OF New-YoriE City. In ths
g2d year Of age Funeral services WyukoOD
Homestead Hurley. n Y. on Friday. June g a
2.30
Mcuorau1
In sad loving OF Harold F. storm. only
sf IVA N. who passed
June 2 1901 Bad Nauheim, Germany.
CEMETERIES
f-renf PfneInwm Cemetery, 2315 acres: round
trip tickets SO &C W. ssth 81. n Y.
CNDEKTAKEBs.
Frank f Campbell, esd St-stepheu Merritt EmbFre
Inst Tel 1894 1879 Chelsea 241-3 West 2Sd ST
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Died.

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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA VEST
INDIES ETC.

FRIDAY G3d)-At $50 a. supplementary 1880 M
tnaI FOR other Of Colombia SaFanla.
directed s. g. Ale1s'bt p IN.
fouudIand. per g. s. Siberian from Philadelphia
SATURDAY tarh-At 4.30 a. for ST. Thomas. ST..
Crutx Leeward and WindTard Islands. British. Dutch
and French Guiana. g. Manoa (unu Grenada
Trinidad must be directed per 8 Manoa'l. 3
a m. for Bermuda per s. Trinidad $50 a
tsIlpp $50 a. for WaueEuall
per Zulia Colombia be directed per
a.. 8 g. m for Porto Hico. per Coarno
Juan; $50 tsIlp1ernentary 1870 a. ny
for Fortune Island. Jamaica and Colombia sEcepF
Cauca and Mag1alsua Dep'rs s. Saruia mail
Eica must be directed per Sarnial. $50
a m- for Brazil per s. e. Iennyson+ via PernarnbucC.
Bahia. Rio Janero and santos laii fnr Northern Brasil.
Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed
via Havana; ID a. m FOR Grenada TrniiaI ana
C{udad Bolivar. British. Dutch French Guiana per
s s. Grenada. az 10 a n. for Argentina Uruguay ana
Paraguay. per q. Arabistan
SUNDAY 5thl-At 4 a. for Northern Brazil per
Gregory MarauhaTu and Ceara. $50 p
Pierre Miguelon. steamer from North 5ynevs
MONDAY 1870 m. for Porto Plata a
F7frnoIvre Duuois Boston
~ rTthAt $50 a. Newfoundland O.
7osnffui. $50 supplementary l0-3 a. for
central texcept Costa Ricai and SCurh Paciio
norts Ger Advance. Colon tuail for 6latsala1
must be directed per s. Advance az 20 a. for
H7ftf per Prtns WiIem Z Email for cape HIItl,
Port de curacao. Nenzuela- Trinidad British ana
Trrtch Guiana must be directed g. Prns Wlllen
7- at - m So kits Nevis. Sd Enntatius and Sc.
Martin. British, Dutch and French Guiana
Uuerl
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Tar an u1iuts ii the United States, EIexico
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kfgo to cuba, Porto Rico. hawaii and Philippines
expense L1letel eletAse
rtTT.v Ann SUNDAY: lWEEhLX FARMER
one Month, q W - ,AoltAA %
Three Months - ~ LAsLse a49nLla ~ "
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DAILY ONLY. - eQp4. =
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The promotion Of Count Mensdorf 20 the post OF
Austrian Ambassador in London serves to recall
a little story in which Prince Ferdinand Of Bull
garia was concerned Ferdinand has always been
rather unfortunate with the members Of bis house
hold, no matter whether they were Bulgarians or
foreigners Several OF his Bulgarian STAFF have been
discovered to be Implicated in consplracies against
his life while in two his trusted Bulgarian
aides-de-camp were arrested for robbery and Tor
murder. which they ezpiated on the scaffod after
making a vain attempt TO save themselves from the
gaows by insisting that they had perpetrated their
crimes in behalf OF tho prince At least two Of his
private secretaries-foreiEneFs noth OF thein-laVe
bofes vvftl, money ana extremely valuable papers,
One Of them was caught and convicted OF theft
Ia Munich The other had been more clever, and
had managed the affair so that there was no
means az proceeding against him. since his chief
stealings consisted in the theft Of private papers
These we're OF most compromising character. since
they deaIs with that period when Ferdinand IN
order To secure recognition by Russia, was intriguing
against Austria which until then had befriended
him. The secretary arrived in London. where Count
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5 cents WEEKLY REVIEW, s csnts
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Ter. cents
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~, ,,-zp,c1Frc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


Tn. schedule Of closing q tra1sDacidc Nalls a.
tL 80 Dresrunptun OF their uuluter11ptsd overland
la-la1- saIlilg CONNECTING ua5l1
eIL-s-s TranEpacilc Nails. which close D "a
s-g Iagl close the General Posaf1ce. NaU-Tur
As lo9es5 r-,a, VIA Tacoma close az $50 . m Tan.
nm - 1itTDatcn per s. g. Hyson-
~ - 800. China and Philppiue Islands. "a
arese0 close $50 D. n June 6th f1r dispatch BAR
= Sd So -Te,.n via Vancouver and Victoria ID d
~ ~ $50 b. June Itn fer disparch per
el-le Iauau thIerclaultse ~ s. a
A. sF-4T9nd Australia except Wastf. New Cllslle1In
Nef FFayvulf and Fiji Islands. VIA san
- ~ 8 $50 p. N. June l1th for dispatch per = a
Slo--~@ CInard CARRYING rs 7rsr-
lrTect with this dispatch. extra ulaiIs-cl0snr zt
go m $50 a. and ESQ p. SUNDAYS ne
80 m g a. and $50 p ul--uTlll be made up
sTd forwarded until the arrival Of the Cuaard
- Iauan China and PhilIppine Islands VIA
So Francisco. close Al $50 p June II
~ T-ards Australia Except West) and View C-7s-
l5,-fe "a Vancouver and Victoria u. c. cl1ae a.
s.eq n m June rs for dispatch per 8. g. Moana
v,,'t5fDn+ns Islands. san Francisco close
n rr June -6 for dispatch per o. 8 Transport
Tahffi Marqueaas Islands VIA san Francisco. Gloss
.Fs-churia and Eastern siberia present f0rQarl.I
- 711ssia instead Of via Japan, the usual
china ard Japan. Eacoura lspecal address ci1sa
here p. June 5th for dispatch g.
forwarded Europe New Zealand VIA san Eran-
cisco and certain places the Chinese Provinces
0f Yunuan, klefchoWs szacnWan and ANaugsi VIA
British Indla-tAe quickest routes Philippines
must Sc fully prepaid the foreign rates. EIaUal
Is Forwarded via san Francisco exclusively
CORNELIUS VAN Cor.E. Pu1tu1IIIte1.
Pogtolice. New York n 2. Hay 81. taQ4
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
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MATS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXcEPr
TRAysP ACTTIC

TRASSPACITIC-
r-RA-Vfa Port Tampa Florida. closes at this once
44iiv except THURSDAY. az IS so a m fths
inc mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays and
Sarurdaysl
dispatch By closes this once daiiv.
s~reDt sunday 1850 3. n and 70 90 p. n.
5avs ats D. m and 1880 p
,gETv-FOUNDLAND Except Parcels Post Mails1--EY
North sydney, and themes BY steamer. closes
a. this oaics daily at $50 D. IA icounecting nails
-iosa here every Monday. Wednesday and garurdarl.
r,V4TCa-By rail 20 Boston, and thence b. steamer.
closes az this oflce at $50 D. Tuesday and Friday.
,rT~-rr rail 70 Boston and thence BY
,1-aeq AZ this Office daily az d-3o
mr. rs PUERTO CoRIEA and GUATEMALA-EV
-ai to orleans. and thence By steamer closes
daily except sunday, at ~ so ana
-Ta-F0 10 m sundays f1.9e D. and f10 $50 10.
Connecting mail closes here Mondays fl8-l0
~rB5sTs FICA-By rail 20 New Orleans and themes by
closes this oice daily \
IA m. aud f10.30 p. sundays at II 900 ..
Ff0.G1 m connecting mail closes acre rua1-
955s9istsred mail closes 500 p prsvioas day
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CElIETERLEs

In sad ard loving memory Harold F. Storm only uor
OF Eva and the late George storm. who passed away
June 2 1901, az Bad Nauheim. Germany
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Great PiaeIavn cemetery, 2315 acres; round
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-29
The County Summer School.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
The Lexington County Summer
school for teachers will open at Lex
iugton on Monday morning, July
18Th at 1870 o'clock.
The school will be in charge Of
J. R. T. Major, principal of the
Bstesburg Graded school and Prof.
W. D. Schoenberg. The course of
study will embrace the following SUBJ
iects: Wentworth's School Algebra,
Hughes Mistakes in Teaching, Lees
United States History, Williams g
Composition and Rhetoric, Frye's
Advanced Geography and Tennyson's
Enoch Arden as a basis for work in
literature.
The first three subjects will DO in
charge OF Prof. Msj,r while Prof.
Schoenberg will have charge of the
last three named above. In addition
to the above work considerable at
tention will be paid to drawing and
the discussion Of current events. In
history special attention will be paid
to the slavery question in our history
and to the territorial expansion Of
our government. In algebra the
subjects of factoring, fractions and
solution equations will receive special
attention. Be sure to remember
that the text book in algebra will be
Wentworth's School Algebra.
Let every teacher possible show
his or her interest in the educational
progress of the county by being in
attendance. You can help the in
structors and can be helped by them
and by your association with your
fellow teachers. The State Board Of
Education has decided that each
county must have an attendance of
at least twenty teachers in order that
the summer school may continue. If
there are not twenty in attendance,
the school will close at the end OF
the second week. So, fellow teachers,
you see the Importance of a full at
tendance. II the school should Gle
this year for the lack of interest it
will be hard to ever have it revived.