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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE SUN.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE SUN
A REPUBLIC.
Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Chicago. Oct. 8-It was at the Union
Club here that / met Doctor William r.
Harper. president Of the University of Chi
cago. and chatted with him about the
Twentieth Century college.
Doctor Harper is at the head of our
modern educators.
He il the president of the youngest and
most aggressive OF our universities, an in
stitution which within less than a dozen
years has acquired an endowment Of ST.
00o.00o. which has thousands of students
from every part of the United States and
which has made itself felt in almost every
part Of the educational world.
Doctor Harper is a type Of the strenuous
ness Of our modern times.
He vas only IS years BID when he be-
came president Of the Chicago University.
He was only IA when he graduated from
h Musldngum College, and only 10 when
he took his degree of Doctor Of Philosophy
at Yale.
He was made a D. D. by Colby Univer-
sity at IS and an LII D. by Yale in 1901.
He began his work as a tutor in a Tennes
see college and at q was professor of He
brew IN the Baptist Theological Seminary
here.
At 30 he was professor Of Semitic Ian
guages at Yale. and he took the same pro-
fessorship at Chicago when he accepted
the presidency Of the university.
In addition to this, Doctor Harper has
been q member Of the Chicago Board OF
Education and has also written a large
number Of educational and classical works,
including text books OF Greek. Hebrew and
Latin. 20 that his experience especially fits
Of the day.
teth Century college; whether 1t is an i'm
provement over the colleges Of the past,
and whether the study OF the classics Is
needed to equip our young men for the
business life Of to-day.
Century college will be much better
equipped than the college of the past. It
win have q better library, better facilities
faalities for the study Of science al ''''e'
w have now many thousand high
schools which are better equipped In such
es~rficulass than were the majority of our
pei the college Of the future to make itself
stronger along these lines or II must be-
come an academy.
can college. however, one must sharply
distinguish between the college and the
university. We have now TO deal with
universities. something which did not ex-
ing Of our several large and rapidly grow
ting universities upon the college question
Is very close.
STUDY OF THE CLASSICS.
"As to the study Of the classics con-
tinued Doctor Harper. there is undoubt-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
TALKS WITHOUT 4 TONGUE.
Robbed of Organ by Operation,
Patient Can Articulate.
SPECIAL,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Philadelphia. Oct s.-Tongueless. yet
able to talk better than when in pos
session of his organ of ~speech-that is the
remarkable condition of William Bunting.
p wealthy bachelor of Elmer. n. J., who
is receiving treatment from Doctor Will
linn 3. Van LenDep, professor Of surgery
in the Hahnemann Homeopathic Medical
College. of this city.
Mr.. Bunting came to the Hahnemann
Hospital weeks go. His tongue was
swollen to twice its normal size, and had
to b removed.
After the operation the first words the
patient spoke. rs 1t all right" were the
plafne.t he had spoken since his trouble
began several years ago
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
permanent factor. Two things. however.

should bs noted.
"One ia that coeducation does not al
ways imply construction. It does mean
equal Opportunities and equal facilities in
the same institution for men and women
And. second. that the application of this
principle Will he more or less modified by
surrounding circumstances.
1T is quite evident. for example. that
coeducation In a college OF 100 or 10
students in a small town is something diff
ferent from coeducation in a city OF a
million or two million inhabitants. More
over. coeducation in college work is some
thing different from coeducation In pro-
fessional and graduate work.
The principle itself Is already estao-
lished and every decade will see il more
generally recognized. ITS application will
In a large measure be determined by the
immediate situation of the institution con-
cerned." FRANK G.. CARPENTER
Copyright. 1894. by F. G. Carpenter.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
COLLEGE TRUST IMPOSSIBLE,
SAYS PRESIDENT HARPER

Famous Chicago Educator Reviews the New Movements in the
Management of Great Universities - Chances for Poor Stu
dents ToDay-American Boys at Oxford-Andrew Carnegie's
Institute-some Suggestions for Millionaire Philanthropists.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
WE SATISFAC-
TON WITH EVERY SALE
OR MONEY REFUNDED
NNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SK
. YEARS AGO, Daniel Shawhan, great

NV N4A-N
" YEARS AGO, Daniel Shawhan, great
grandfather Of the present George H.
Shawhan, founded and operated the first dis
ti11ery IN Kentucky. Before the revolutionary
war he had owned and operated a distillery
in Monongalia County, Virginia Gnow West
Virginia., and called the product after the name
Of the county, Monongala Whiskey. After
the war he moved to Kentucky, brought his
formula and still with him-the first still
ever operated in that State-and settled in
Bourbon County. In order to distinguish his
product, he again named it after the county
Of his adoption, BOURBON County," Or more
1aeonica1ly, Bourbon" Whiskey. This is
the true origin Of the term "Bourbon" as
applied to Our national beverage. This famous
dist11er died in 1871, bot the brand and
formula have been handed down from gener-
alton to generation, and the product has
always been known as the best in the market.
Shawhan Whiskey has been made from the
same formula and by the same family for
one hundred and twenty years.
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

other points. including Trenton Borden
town, Mt. Holly, Gaze May, Salem, Will
mington, West Chester, Reading and prin-
cipal intermediate stations. stop-over
will be allowed at Buffalo within the
limit Of ticket returning
Ths special trains Of Pullman parlor
cars ana day ceechss win be run with each
excursion runmng through te Niagara
Falls. An extra charge will be made for
pprlor-car seats.
An experisncej tourist agent and chap
eron win accompany each excursion.
For descriptive pamphlet, time Of con-
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Slate, and SIate. Pencils. n. Etc.

States and Slate Pencils. Etc.
Cloth hound slatcs, double, SKI inches,
ioc; sxs inches. zoe 7zie inches, Roc.
Cloth hound states, single, 5x1 inches
&c; 6xs irches, lee; 7xio inches. lsc
Hyatts wire bound states, single, bxs
inches, &c; exs inches, 5c XII Inches le
Hyatts wire bound slatee,. double, SKA
inches, l0c; XII inches, l2c r.. III.
Slate pencils, best grade, in boxes OF 100,
5Ji-.nch, iSc. --.f.
Genuine saapstene, boxes Of half gross.
7sc.
Mineral frames. made Of hardwood,
50 calls, lsc; 100 balls, 25o IA balls. sbe.
Tolllu's carry-alls containing pencil
box, strap and rulers, zoe,
Leather book straps, so-ineh, Sc; oe-ineh,
ioe; 42-inch, l6c
Moore's folding iuneA-boxes, made OF
japanese tin. 26c
Imported school companions, made Of
wood. &c 20 25c.
School companions. papisr mache, hiSh
nnish, all with hinge cover, fancy de-
siKns, lsc, zoe, 2be, 3oc.
Rulers, brass edge, l7-inch. bci ib-inch,
&c; is-inch, 70.
Plain hardwood rulers. ls-ineh, &c.
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Sample Embroidered
Handkerchiefs

A Swiss maker who had
1900 dainty samples sent
them all to us. They will go
in a jiffy. Sealloped edges,
beautifully embroidered, Pretty
enough for Christmas pres
.ents.
75e for the regular s1.25 and
s1.5 kinds.
soc for the regular 75c and 81
kinds.
Just arrived from Belfast are some
splendid hand embroidered hemsttched
handkerchiefs for women. Some with
fancy dra, 'n-work above hem and others
with blocks. Twenty different patterns.
25c apiece.
(Aisle 6-west)
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Hotel Lease For Sale.

The lease Of the Hotel Wilmington
Is for sale aud 1t is said that a Phila-
delphia hotel man IL negotiating for the
purchase OF IT, Since the death OF VIII
liam NJ Jefferson the hotel has been
run By Mrs. jefferson. Deputy Attor-
ney General Robert IL. Richards is Mrs.
Jenferson's attorney. ana when seen
this morning said the lease wss for
sale. but was not sold. -
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20. going via harrisburg and the plc.ur-
esoue valley Of the susquehanns. special
traip leaving Philadelphia al $40 a. M;
excursion "a October Il running via Tren-
ton. ManunlSa. Chunk. and the Delaware
.Valey, lsaviHg Philadelphia on special
train at s.w a. nj.
7 Excursion tickets good for retaTn pas
sage % any regular q ain. exclpziys pf
limited express train, within ten days.
wnl be roua at flOOo from Ihnadelphia
sal all points pr the Delaware Division.
81. IS IRON Atlantie City: 50 so from Lam
caster. and at proportisnate rates from
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petticoat Rule

Choose black sateen for
everyday, hard wear.
New ones for the new sea-
son just in.
81. With three fancy stitched
ruffles.
$3.50. With accordion-plcated
Nandyke flounce finished with
frilling and little rufle.
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~ WIN Y" ~ ~
50-Inch All-Wool Coating
: CheViot for soc

All the best oolors. This cheviot
would be good at 75c. x
The new fan colors in ladies' cloth, 81
inches wide, fkc. e
libelines. with Just enough shagginess
10 distinguish them from cheviot and
make them wear well, 75c. FAN colors
The ereps weave Of Melrose is one OF
the siandards-most aerviceahle, 75e.
Bouretted striped cRssimere suitings.
with white fakes showering over a dark
{ ground, 45c
rowed from imported stuffs 45c.
= -Cassirerc suiting mixtures. with eiints
or white threads running through the
solid colors, SOC. Myrties, blues, oxfords.
gaynets and browns
(Aisle io-easO
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lovely curly halr. Shoes and
stockings come with her.
II is child's delight to dress and
undress her doll, This morning to
make room for new goods con-
stantly arriving we have marked
some dolls, with two dresses
apiece, just half price-5Oc from
81 25c from sos.
Some rag dolls Buster
Brown " and the "Omega Oil I"
boy are also 25c from SOC.
Gross Aisle
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

The cost Of good refrigera-
tor usually makes big hole in
the pocket-book.
These retrigerators are good,
but the purse need not make a
kuropatkin home-run when il
hears the price.
They are made for US by
manufacturer who builds MS
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worId,s Eair ExeursIons.

r,ow-rate ten-day coach excursions via
pennsyIyania Railroad, September 2, "a
p ana 2s. Rate, $3.50 from Wilmington
Train leaves Wilmington at 1903 a. m.
connecting with special train from Nes
York arriving st. Louis AIS p. M. next
day,
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500 TO PITTsBURG via BALI
TIMORE AND ONO r. r.

Every day in the week the Baltimore
and Ohio X. X. sells first class tickets
TO Pittsburg for Ss.00, good on Pitts
burg limited express leaving Delaware
Avenue statien at lo.eS p, m. arriving
in Plttsburg next day at a. m.
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Wont 1t Pay to Look for Your Size
Among These Shirts? ''''

Madras, Imported, $l.50--350 The majority So and
$3.50,
At the end of summer seasons we hustle sout The
emanders OF imported shirts with the strong lever of little
prices
Many people watch and inquire for the oecasens
Many patterns all sizes but pattern STYLES and
making which will give you good service. ~
If you are early you may get couple of the style and
size you want .-..s. s-,ss.-...---s
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II IS impossible for me TO see every res
istered Democrat. SO ! take this means
Of soliciting your vote on September 3
for the nomination Of Receiver OF Taxes
and County Treasurer.
cHAuNCEY p. IIOLCOAfB.
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

meeting trains. and oirtbsr informat'H>
apply p nearest ticket agent, or addres~.
Geo. w. Boyd, General Passenger Agent
Broad Street Station. PhAadelphis.
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New Little French Lace Shop

There Baby Irish with its erep into the collars and here
debbe harm nd heavier Irish have with border all made
crochet full Of rugged beauty. No o' ~ @ @& s, a.
matter whether light heavy laces "a &C. 10 e o 20 700
pe We sV Wese ahu'aee Laces with the tiny edge
aces never twice the same VIII of Baby sh yard and
always be fashion up to s45 yard for the Won
Some little figures have deu crochet lace houncedeep
A single exquisite robe is waiting for some brde-a
robe that took patient peasant hands over year TO
make $4O0.
East Of Arcade
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
School Bass and Satchsls


English waterproof satcheis, with. hae
pocket, l2-ineh. eoe; la-lnch, 7sci lb-ineo,
SEC.
Gusset bags. 12-inch. sheepskin, soc; ~
inch, sheepskln, 81 l2-ineh, leather, 81 ~
irch, black leather, N.H
English waterproof school satchels, gus
set pocket. l2-inch. s5c; 1ss-inch, 81; Is
Inch, sl.25.
School bags Of tan sheepskin leather, 10
inch 26oi li-inch, S5oi i2-inoh. tse; u-
inch SIC
Double cloth school bass. with FiHss
and initials, 7bc,
Composition Books
With flexible pressed board covers, ez.
ira quality white paper, IS leaves set y
leaves, &c; 90 leaves, Sc "a leaves, 1ci ~
leaves, &c. Size. eAxsh inches
Cloth covered compositicn books, slEa
e'1xSA inches, stifr or flexible cover, loe
each. T2 leaves. Covered In red green.
black.
Fine grade extra heavy waite writing
paper, nexible red initiation leather cover,
7hxsx inches. T2 leaves a6e; sAxsA
inches, 81 leaves, 2oc.
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
Peasant Lace in a pleasant Place

So many Of the new Irish laces have been pouring in,
and unusually beautiful they, that special display
has been made this morning in the
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
Stroll Today Through the
Dress-Goods Aisles

where the medium-priced
stuffS are sold. 1t is aston
ishing what attractive designs
sand wonderful qualities may
be had for so little money.
q No need to buy old stocks when
you can find such stocks as these at
the price. II only needs a dress
maker oEtailog who knows how, TO
transform some of these 45c, soc,
60c and Toe stuffs into gowns that
will look three times what they
cost. ..
If you want plain stuffs ask Q
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secrei
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing

on next Thursday evening Hiawatha
Tribe. Improved order Of Red Men,
will appropriately celebrate its fourti
anniversary in its rooms In Red Mems
Hall. and elaborate preparations arc
being made for the event. The anail
will be open TO the members and then
families and friends and a large at
tendance is assured, A prominent fea-
ture OF the programme Is to be an adj
dress on Red Menship by Professor
Green Of the West Chester Higf
school. The professor is an enter
tanning and fluent talker, and a treSi
is promised those who attend. All tho
great chiefs Of the Great Council o.
Delaware viii be present and severa
will also make addresses, A musical
and literary programme OF merit hat
been selected and refreshments viii be
served.
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

Slates, school bags. pencils, tablets.
composition books at Bader Bros, 22l
King street.
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
A. o. u. w.

Active preparations are being made
for the celebration OF the anniyersar!
OF the Grand Lodge Of Delaware, An
cient Order OF United Workmen The
festivities viii in all probability be held
IN the Opera House and a programme
OF unusual merit is being arranged.
Prominent members of the order from
this and other states viii be secured
to make addresses and some Of the
citv's best talent will tend to make
the programme a fine one, All the
subordinate lodges OF the order have
been called upon TO select committees
10. form a general one to take charge
of the arrangements. Several of these
have already performed that duty and
others win shortly Great interest is
being manifested in the coming cele-
bration, the first public one given by
the Grand Lodge.
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION.
Iow-rste Vacation Trips, via PennsyI
Vania Railroad.

Ths Pennsylvania kaiIroad Company
nas selected the following dates for us
POPULAR ten-day excursions 70 Niagara
fals from fhiladeiDnia. Baltimore anu
Mashigton: August the l2in aud the
e6, September and g. ANA October "A.
Fhe excursions from Philadelphia viii
bernn by two routes. Those on Jusy. and
"a. AUGUST u and g, september and
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

Embossed and varnlsh gilt papers, 1Oc
- lke- Fifth and Orange
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
... Hats for All Heads
Ahead in Style-Ahead In Quality

Stiff and soft hats to fit every purseias well as every
person.. ,-. s,veP a,sF sT
The latest conner into the Hat Store is asyoung mans
soft hatte style the young coegano high school student
will like SO. a.,.r,
Low CROWN wide brim black pearl nutria black
band the others fancy bands be dend
scoped the brim up, down or hatandshaf. ssgHN t3N
The Wananaker Special and exclusive English tan - is
the general avorte in brown; low crown, wide brm. SO
and $3.5O-back and nutria same quality and prices
Debys s2 s25O SO, $3.50 and s5 for the Knox, eslTs
Knox's silk hats, ss Knox opera hats $40. -s.,t
o~..f -- rs- Entro, Market street. D p r'r ee aTf
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

refrigeTstors year in and out.
They will stand the "match
test" for dampness, the sim
plest and surest way TO discover
the greatest defeet refrigera.
tor can have.
Prettily grained golden oak; gal
yanizsd nnins, solid sheiyS, not the
troubIssome wire ones, on which
things easily tip over
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
Ribbed Wsavss
Men s SIS Shoes

The new lines of So shoes for the fall t9o4are ready.
About forty different styles and every kind of leather
Soft and plant as So shoes should be. ..... -
Wear as So shoes shotld .--.. ..-,-., ,,v,
Look hks So shoes skopld-M the time
Market and Thteenth
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
25c for 75c Covered Enameled
Cooking-Pot
1925 for Large, Practical
Washine-Maehine

We could write list a half-yard long of just such
remarkably priced every-day-needed things now to be
found in the Housefurnishings Sale
Here is a 17-qRlr eaansed dishban 60e reguIariv
$I15 We say without hesitation il is the best
enameed dshpan made. mere glance at the thick,
heavy handles will show its superiority TO the ordinary
kind
The GS WASHING MACHINE Is pan-a
tub s Of
@ 70 me October bride the college
hoops uM' won't drop on revolving
tremendously .sn.cv
a the
CABINET TABIErour
ton, =. -, :. -. oyourha
cradle
$40 for pB GAZING DISH
or the ho1surnshngs Sale holding
Good mapis
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
nEAIncRArsl

For Trunk. and Bags see Ysrsar.
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
Knights Of Pythiss.

The degree team OF Oriental Lodge.
Knights OF Pythias, accompanied bS
many Of the members, viii pay fra
ternai visit 20 Adelphia Lodge OF the
same order IN New Castle this even
ing. The party viii 80 10 the latter
town in trolley cars, and they look Tor
royal entertainment While visiting
Adelphia Lodge Orientars degree team
win combine business with pleasure
and will perform the third degree on a
number Of candidates. No doubt the
members of Adelphia Lodge will be
edited by the work OF the degree team
which Is counted to be among the
finest In the State.
The team is always IN demand by
other lodges and they have az present
invitations from lodges at Newark.
Grubb's Corner and Marshallton 10 do
initiatory and degree work.
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

One member was reinstated at the
meeting OF Clayton Lodge Knights Of
Pythias. last evening. r
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
Ir. Q. U. A. N.

This evening the outing committee Of
the Junior order Of United American
Mechanics who had charge OF therecent
Mechanics Day celebration az Bran
dywine Springs, viii hold ameeting In
an effort TO make a final settlement All
those who have tickets for the AFFAIR
are earnestly requested TO return them
this evening imorder that the commit
tee can make. an intelligent report 70
the various councils
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

Keokuk Tribe Improved Order Of
Red men. adopted a paleface last night
and received two propositions. There
will also be adoption work on mex
Thursday evening" .ss '- 'sr -sr
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

George G. Maris and Franklin c.
Howard. OF this city; q. q. Knikht Of
Frederica; George Powell, OF Newark.
the Rev. r. X. Stephenson and Judge
Boyce win leave this city to-day foi
St Joseph, Mo, TO attend the session.
OF the Supreme Council OF the I'm
proved order Of Red Men The Rev
Mr.. Stephenson Is an officer in ihf
Supreme body and Judge Boyce Is
chairman pf the board OF appeals.
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

,Bassment)
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

A special meeting Of Diamond coun-
eli. Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will be held Mon
day evening and. impoYtsft business
will be transacted-- inemhers Of
the council are requested to be present
al the meeting. q E ~
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
lsntasophs. % seysn VIZ Msn.

HnptaGophsi or seven WISE Men'
At the meeting Of Bmhdywine CON
clsve. Heptesophs or Seven Wise Men
last evening one member was REIN
stated. Books OF chances on a hand
some meerschaum cigar holder were
distributed among the members. Tht
chance Will take place pn Thursday
evening. November. "a. and as the cigar
holder is very handsome, a large num-
ber Of tickets win no doubt be sold
The proceeds win be devoted to the
treasury of the eonciaye.-s -.'. .as a7
There are several candidates out for
initiation into Friendship Conclaye
Heptasophs or Seven Wise Men. anf
should they make their. appearance
they Sili receive the degree this even
ing at the meeting.
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
independent Order Of Odd Fellows.

lVoe ePe"eoHt- Orupf ~ Oou ' FuNoWt'
jefferson Lodge, ]. o. o. f., con-
ferred the nrst-dSsie e.aipon 'asoandidate
al its meeting last evening. The mem-
hers are making extra efforts TO secure
ten candidates. fey Initiation .ahe. arst
Thursday eyenine ipz 9ctubers sIeder-
son lodge is nlakine efeat strides for
ward IN point Of membership and the
members are very active IN this direc-
tion. The degree team Is holding week
~ fehearsals andgis setting aleng niee-
~. Sst4, ttEts sT, sf
Asylum Lodge. l. O. o. f., conferred
the first and second degrees on a cam
didate and the third degree upon anoth-
er- The lodge also received one propo-
sition. st.
Charles h. Mareney, ard sf'rank D.
Overdeer Of this city and Charles Stev-
enson. Of smyrna. have, left this eits
TO attend the meeting Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, I. O. o. f., which is &c
be held at San Francisco. The part,
left here by the, BaltimoFe and OhiS
Railroad and VIII be gone about ter
days or two weeks.
Evening journal., 1904-09-09
Fall Underwear is Already Ready
PLAIN Wsaves

zoe for white cotton vests, short or Ions
sleeves and drawers
75c and 81 for white merino vests, short
or Ions sleeves and drawers.
Il for natural merino, short or long
sleeved vests; and drawers
Evening journal., 1904-09-09

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