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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02
SOCIET Y

The third annual breakfast of the Re
viewers, club was the largest social
event of yesterday. The breakfast was
gwen DIT L o'clock at the home OF Mrs
David Evans on the east drive. me
cluD colors, green and gold, were used
in the decoration Of the table which
was arranged with covers for eighteen
A cover of yellow satin was partially
hidden With a lace cloth and over this
plumosa was loosely stTewn. High cuS
glass vases held butteTCups and daisies.
and low bowls of cut glass were filled
with tiny yellow roses. Place cards IN
green and gold showing the monogram
of the club were at each place and
served as souvenirs.
Mrs. Z. a. WedgwoOd acted as toast
mistress, and following the courses
Mrs. Charles G. Plummer responded
with d song, The Clock Hath Stricken
Twelve Upon the Bell" Mrs. Ellen FL
lott spoke a brief invocation, and Mrs
+. O. Lee, the retiring president spoke
to the toast, Lost to Sight, to Memory
Dear" Mrs. David Evans. the incom-
ing president. spoke on The Best Pi-
lots Have Need Of Mariners. Besides
Sails, Anchors and other Tackles
Mrs. J. {. MCClain had a humorous
toast taking the line. All This Is the
Natural Consequence of Teaching Girls
to Read" and Mrs. William Igleheart
took With Eyes OverTunning With
Laughter
Following the set programme. Mrs y
e. ROyie. one of the charter members
of the club. spoke a few words of greet
ing after a long absence caused by Ill
ness and absence from the city. Mrs.
Royle had no prepared speech. but her
words were received with the most cor
dial expressions from the other men,
beTS.
Those at the table were Mrs. David
Evans. Mrs. Ellen Elliott, Mrs. +. a.
Vincent Mrs. J. l. Talbot. Mrs F. A
WedgwOOd. Miss Della Snow, Mrs !.
p. Cobb. Mrs. Charles G. PIumner. Mrs.
J. 9. Royle. Mrs. Hal W. Brown. Mrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William +. Stephens. Salt Lake.
Bessie Kelleher. salt Lake.
Caleb Y. Anderson, ReXburg, Ida
Barbara Leatham. RexbuTg, Ida
Frank e. Duvall. Salt Lake
Una May Preston. Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

America has won the mug. bu- We
still maintain that Germany can empty
it oftener than any other nation On
earth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

As We gather it. Mr. Lorenz's con-
fessiou is Of vaIu- chiefly as showing
that the case was correctly stated in
the Indictment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

The Sviet OF st. Petersburg contends
that peace at this time would reduce
Russia to a secOnd-cIass power. Re
duce" is good.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

Bennie Booth has been released from
the reform school but we defy that
youth to explain how his release was
ACCOMPLISHED
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

In view of the existing situation in
the national guard it is. perhaps. jus.
as wei that Utah Is not threatened
with invasion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

ON the map the island is marked
'Tsushima," but don't cali it -Tqu-
shima island" "Shima" Is the Jansn-
esc for island"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

Fortunately for the people Of South
ern Idaho The Herald made it I'M
necessary for them to wait for the
magazines TO learn the re-
suit of the great naval battle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

Four prizes for dancers at Lagoon
Friday night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

The Daughters of the Pioneers will
meet in room % Lion House Saturday.
June 5. 1905. at O'Clock D. IN. All
members are requested to be present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

Motor races at Salt Palace tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02
EXCURSION TO NORTHERN
POINTS

June 10. via Oregon Short Line. Fur
Their particulars later.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

Miss Florence Kimball Miss Nora
Van Colt and Miss Jenna BUdd Geddes
are all home from a visit with friends
in st. Louis. where they have been since
the close of school.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

A table d'hote dinner will be served
tomorrow evening at the Country club,
and besides that the usual tea VIII De
on in the afternoon. The hOstesseS
named are Mrs r. T. GemmeH, Mrs l.
L. Terry and Mrs F : BascOm, and
tea. tennis and clock golf are all sched-
uled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

William Balm will leave today for Los
Angeles. and after a visit of fort
night will return accompanied by his
brother, Royal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. 4 H Walsh entertained
Thursday evening. complimentary to
Miss Louise COlbOUrnes prior to her
departure for England. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games and
music after which dainty repast was
served. Those present to wish her 4
pleasant journey were Mr. and Mrs F.
o. Webb Mr. and Mrs NJ A. Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Merrill. Mrs. NJ. 4.
Walsh Mr and Mrs John Stanley, Mr..
and Mrs G. A Hill Mr. and Mrs A
Day. Mr. and Mrs. o. :. Walsh Miss
Helena Walsh. Miss Sadie WiscOmbe
of Springvilie, Miss Mile Moss. Miss
Alice Hill, Mr.. J. a. Williams and Ber-
tie Walsh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-02

The Misses Mary and Katherine
Garfield will leave shortly to spend d
part of the summer in the northwest
Miss ElOise Sadier will return from
Trafalgar institute late in the present
month. and Will remain here through
out the summer
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The CITY Sports will be the burlesque
company at the Gotham this week.
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THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
Conditions for tho start and Finish ana for
signaling.

Conditions for tho start and Finish ana for
signaling.
The committees having In charge the race
across the Atlantic for the prizes offered by
the German Emperor have published the
arrangements that have been made 20 start
the yachts and instructions which are for
the guidance OF the racing ySchtsmsn.
The committee on this side IA Commander
H. c. Hebbinghaus, Naval Attache, German
Embassy. Washington; Allison V. Armour
and C. l.. F. Robinson. The committee AZ
the finish Is Capt. CoerperT. Naval AttAche,
German Embassy, London. the Earl Of Ions
dale and Sir Edward Birkbeck The race Ia
under the auspices Of the KaiserlicheT Yacht
Club, Kiel.
The race will be started on Sandy Hook
Iightship at o'clock on Tuesday, May 10,
by the following committee: Commander
Hosley. i. $. n, Oliver B. Cromwell +: ds +.
Wales The Arrangements according TO the
program issued are as follows:
me starting line shall Be a line between com.
o auS. ana Sit the sahdy HooS nShiship.
the snga and asSeqn ~ S ~, % S de TS
line Is 70 be crossed leaving the Sandy Hook light
'p sGssr Il siSasis-A preparatory gun win be
hred az p. n, the club burgee lowered and blue
R ss " oRssd gun and p s 'd bS.ss o
The starring gun win be nred a. IS p NJ, red ball
luWFTeu. In case run uNAaGa uIO y nfulouNcu
blSst OF the whistle win be given. Should post
Sonement Be considered necessary the preparatory
nm would be hrod on an even quarter hour there.
sfteT followed by Waming and starting guna with
Intervals a. above. Tine OF yachts crossing me
iine viii NOT be taken by the committee.
No protest Will be entertained In connection
Win violation OF the rules a. the starr Of the
Yachts approaching the line under TOW mustdrop
the toWlins ~ III preparatory tirhAl.
me InternGtioal rules Of the road ~ tea ehGl
royrrp conduct Of the yachta with the addison
maj m an overlap exists between two yachm with
both OF them, without teoking. are about 70 pas
a mark on q required tide then The outside yacht
must Give inside yacht room 70 pass clear OF the
marx. -.
a Yacht shall not however, Be JUSTIFIED In ATTEMPT
ing 70 establish an overlap and thus force PAAeafe
brtWeen another yacht and the marx AFTER the
iStisf yacht has altsrod her helm for the purposs
OF rounding.
" No paTt Of a yachts hun or spaTt may b. Across
the starring line bttors ths staTtlnG sun u nred
In case q yacht IN trtngcs thr above rule thf com
ybittrr VIII signal b. Ghnrt blasts on etfem Whhue
and display Ofhcial Istteu Of yacht % infrinGmg.
Varhf ~ fignasd must Htum and rccruet the
ItartinF Inc, Yacht 20 rturnlnf oT one Worhlng
MO position from the wrong tidf OF hc unc lhah
- \ cif az % nndrtNs wy 70 al oumpcting yacha
Should . yacht BE- orlaTtd IN starting a. the
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appointed time and the committee boat not b. In
| position y may starr later, taking Us departure
| from Sandy Hook lghtship. No time viii be
credited on account Of the delay.
! the eastward OF sandy HOOK iightship. '' W
TIE hnish OF the race will b. on a line bearing
eO Ss ' Of RnFnd and xhn shsRI d 90
In the event Of there being no marx boat al the
CFurther Information regarding the finish line
may be supplied 70 contestants " received By the
a or near the nnish line communication must
pc estabhshed with the signal station AZ NE Lizard
also the ensign ~ night 81 using niSht sISnsIs
a. assigned lR the program, 10 tog BY dischsTEing
on foE hon a. assigned 10 program.
These signals should BE- repeated AZ intervals
namely, the discharge OF similar bomb.
When In foreign waters yachts should Identity
themselves by the use Of oncla letters rather than
Their, Is no restriction ~ 70 whs, hsEs racing
Il is requested that eaeh oont.s,an, take time
AZ the nnish IN Greenwich mean time 70 eorroboTate
4 pilot may be taken on board before the nnlsh
AMER the hniSh, communication should be sstsn
nshed BY telegraph with Capt, Coerper. German
Embassy, London, giving nrst port Of entry IN
special bomb for fog signal used By all competing
yPehe "a hred from merchandising report
~ the mortar followed BY Nolley OF ala explosions
AZ height Of about 800 feet.
The program has a picture Of each yacht
entered and gives the day and night signals
The Atlantic Yacht Club. which will be
TepTeSsnted IL the race by former Compo-
chartered the Iron Steamboat Sirius 10 take
members and guests out 20 the start. This
boat will be In charge OF the regatta com.
mlttee Of the club. Theodore y. Wells, bred
erlck vilmar and Harold &. lee in a cir
cular issued TO the members Of the club the
committee says:
TO allow tie club mem bers and their guests
20 encourage their representative by their
presence at the start, and also 20 give them
the opportunity OF witnessing what promises
20 be tho most spectacular yachting event
Of this coming season, We desire TO announce
that the steamboat Sirius Of the Iron steam.
boat Company has been chartered for the
above date, and will leave Pier I, battery, AT
LOO a X, Stopping at the Crescent Athletic
back. The registered capacity Of the Sirius
4 lion, but the number OF tickets will be
limited TO 600. luncheon Will be served Al
tables, TO members and their .guests shortly
after leaving the pier. Tickets may be OBJ.
tained from the regatta COMMITTEES al the
Office Of the chairman. Theodore ~ Wells.
% Broadway. Tickets. including luncheon,
A. so each
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Yachts ChAnEe Hands.

The schooner yacht Loyal has been cold
by r. p. Doremus to Gibson Putzel. The
Loyal was built by Poillion in BROOKLYN In
1899 for Frank Sutton and has been owned
by Mr.. Doremus for some years and raced
with fair success. She was sold because
Mr.. Doremus nov owns the schooner I.Asca.
which he intends to race this season in the
The steam yacht Constant has been sold
BY r. P. Hart and D.. Burden, I'd. 70 Egbert
MoXham Of Wilmington. The Constant was
built two years go for cruise up the Amazon
but the project fell through. She IL i2s feet
3 inches over all. ITO feet on the water line
20 feet beam and feet . inches draft
She was designed by Tams, Lemoine and
Crane,
sold 20 Henry @, Tobey oil the New YorE
Yacht Club. She was built In Boston ia
Euclus W. Hitchcock. gr has purchased
the sloOp yacht Sirooco. Mrs. q. ?. pominicE
has purchased the Bar HArbor SO-fOoteT
Joker.
The cabin launch III has been cold by the
estate Of AuGuGtin Monroe 20 Edward G.
urlHlth OF IarChmont
r. =. Morton has Rold 70 William Alderman
the tO-fOot aoop flhn.
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tricks. Il Il guaranteed that the actors
VIII not mingle with the audience.
Chidren will find amusement In Altheef'a
dog, monkey and pony circus, and viii have
also much to entertain them In the minia-
ture railway, which will run through a
Riding Hood sOd Mother Hubbard, {"
Jack the Giant Killer" sand "0OOdy Two
Shoes will grset them.
Bostook's trained animals are now on the
water and are due TO arrive by the Min
neapolis the early part Of the week. Bona
WA VINO says he mover felt better In his
NE, v along, and with his one arm he will
give Performance with ten lions, inolud-
ing Baltimore, the beast that nearly killed
MIN at Dreamland last summer.
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TheDewey will have the big Vanity Fair
Gaiety company this week.
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Al the Eden Musee new attra ctions,
bothin the line of new figures and Of new
entertainers, are constantly being added.
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TOUR OF "PARsIFAL" ENDS
Most Of Manager sayAEe's singers Have
Engagements Abroad.

"ost OF manager baYage's singers Have
Engagements Abroad.
The tour Of the English 'Parsifal' com.
pany, organized by Henry w. Savage
came to an end last week and the com.
pany arrived here yesterday under the
direction Of Ralph Edmunds, the manager
The venture was a success, especially In
the Western cities.
The company has now been dsbanded
Nine. Kirkby Lunn is engaged for the
season at Coyent Garden. Aloys Pen
narini ret urns 70 the opera house at Ham
burg, from which he had leave Of absence
for only half a year. Putnam Griswold,
the young American who made a success
as GurneHdHI, has been engaged for the
Royal Opera House In Berlin, and Johannes
Bischoh, who alternated Amforids with
Franz Egenish. has been engaged a.
BARITONE at Hanover. Herr Egenieh has
also been engaged for the company at the
Royal Opera "a Berlin.
The company gave 224 performances
Whether the country Wilt have more
+Pasifal' next winter has not yet been
decided
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The Broadway Theater will have Mrs.
Temples Telegram the amusing faros
romedy which scored hit at the Madison
square earlier in the year. competent
Company Is promised
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Nay Irwin in Mrs. Black Is Back will
be at the Montauk
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the others Of the stock company at the
Finy.eighth Street Thf alter Will appear n
sMr Barnca Of Now York. fne scenic
product ION Of the famous play Is promised.
Joe WEIGH, who has been successful
tar IL 70 Do the headlinsr at ProCtor's
Twent y-third 1t rect house. Another actor
Of note who u In the bill h Henry =. Dixey.
WEIGH will deliver a mOnologue, while
DiNey will be seen IN condensed yersic n
of David Garrick.T The Grand Opera
Wood, are Others In the long bill
It's hard 70 pick the 'headlIner' in the
evenly balanced bill at Keith's. CHASING,
the hand and foot 'shadowgTaphift, = will
play return engagement, while Dida.
the twin mermaid mystery, rematns for
another week James j. Morton and
CIh Gordon furnish the monOlogues; "A
Night il Venice apd the Mignani family
Mark Murphy win present for the frst
time in New York their comedy sketch,
The Coal Strike George T. Aust in
does comedy II UNITS on the slack wire;
leonard and Drake initiate animals, while
Gillctt's dJgs get even by initiating human
Icing
There are Ave star attractions at the
Colonial Music Hall this week, and they
make one Of the most important bills Of
the season. Irene Bentley heads the bill
with her songs. Win CTeasy and Blanche
Dayne follow with The Town Hall To-
night; Charles T. Aldrich, the comedy
iuRgler, will do his act; Burt Leslie, Robert
Daley and company will be seen IN their
comedy sketch, and Edna Aug will sing.
Tony Pastor has arranged an interesting
bin for next week consisting Of an excellent
array Of talent. Callahan and Mack will
present their Irish comedy, The Old
Neighborhood;" Matthew and Harris will
be seen in their new farce, adam the Sec
ond'; Nat Clifford, the English costeT sin ger;
Beenah and Miller, singers and dancers;
and Hartwell, bead baancers, are among
the others on the bill.
Peter f. Daley and his Lulu girls head
the bin at Hurtig 4 seamon's Music Hall.
II win be his first vaudeville appearance In
Harlem. Toby Claude ranks next on the
bill Other performers are: Miss Dean
Edsal and company In Miss Edsall's one
act comedy, The Two Rubies'; Howard
brothers, banjoists; Elmer Tenley; Manu-
and Majestic, comedy acrobats; Bennett
and Rich, and the Gregsons, sip gers and
iancers,
Az Hammerstein's Theater next week
Mcintyre and Heath will be seen for the last
the in vaudeville prior to their starring
tor. Others on the Bill are Spessardy's
bers and ponies, Trovolo, ventriloquisl
novelty, the Four Madoaps, Clarioe Vance,
FThk and Jennie LAtona, NJ. Probst, the
Graf Buckner Smirl and Kessner and new
vitSraphic views.
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Hllnenh THEATRE. 4ith Sc. east OF B'way.
$4,000 Ey $50. Mats. Wed. Sat. 2lb.
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DRAHLAND OPENS TINS WEEK
New Features Provided, Including a
HihC drome Track and NIaXim's Airship.

New Features Provided. Including a
HibOdrome Track and NIaXim's AirshIp.
Dtamand will open its doors for the
Eease on Saturday OF this week and there
will many new features 10 delight sight
seers A hippodrome track has been built
sroun the lagoon on which all sorts OF
utdor contests will be held There will
r. performances in the circus ring between
tB hipodrome acts. All this will be free.
The entrance has been improved by a
gilntb statue Of an angel throwing a
I'D representing the earth In the air.
II a ieproduction Of the Creation nom
thebt Louis fair.
SRhink the Flames has been re-
motled The same kind Of Are show will
le m, hut on an enlarge scale and worked
out \ entirey new lines
o.. ,pyei sensation will he provided IN
Slr ham Ma Tim's alrship, which is erected
on y plaza. The steel column which
TevolN and from which the boats are
suspeted Ia $50 feat high. At it, greatest
momellm the boats will swing out at an
angle e45 degrees as they circle around.
hel4ater h the title Of an ingenious
noat ~ which will carry visitors 70 sub
terranes depths. The start u made In
op"n boT which circle round the enolos-
ure' anal the center OF Hell Gate
u re9chethe boats disappear, presumably
swall.o,SSeNip by the water, Below Il a
rocks
There w.be a fea circus. The interest
ing hitle Sses walk a tightrope. drive a
hAhsom oatyith its fare and man on the
co. Vol SolA windmill pull a oosoh with
oOne@ the 'es, and perform other new
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AMIaEAIENTa.

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THE BROOKLYN THEATERs.
"SilNer slipper" At the Via jesiiC-SOme
Good Vaudeville bins.

"SilVer slipper" At the Via jestlC-SOmC
Good Vaudeville BIHs.
The Silver Slipper which was first pro-
duced at the Broadway Theater, Manhat-
tan. will he seen at the Majestic this week.
Its champagne dancers have helped IL to
success, much as the pretty maidens' did
'Florodora.- Snitz Edwards ia the leading
comedian.
The Broadway Theater will have sMrs.
Temples Telegram the amusing faros
romedy which scored a hit at the Madison
square earlier in the year. A competent
Company is promised
Nay Irwin, in Mrs. Black Is Back will
be at the Montauk
Percy Williams offers a big all star bill
for this week at the Orpheum Theater
Albert Cheyalier Ia the leading feature on
the program, making his farewell appear
unce in Brooklyn with his impe rsonations.
He will present repertory Of new songs
and charaCterizations. Another feature
is TO be The Globe Of Death, which makes
lis first appearance in Brooklyn This
shows an operator In a motor oyo e circling
he interior Of a transparent globe AZ a
Hgh speed. Another big feature will be
hlthe Ten Daisy Girls, showing new songs
an dances,
heney's Theater in Fulton street will
hsv as the topliner Of It's vaudeville bill
Geoge T.. Evans, the Honey Boy Fred
Hahn and Molly Fuller are also In the big
bill
'Aizona,- one Of the best Of American
1layswil be at the Folly for the week
heghing tomorrow.
'irou Frou' will be the revival at the
Egn.
flal Reds play The Pedler,' with
SIN Thorne in the main part will be at the
hrk
The Trocadero Buriesque-s viii appear
Q the Star in two travesties, a Misht
Emily and The Genuine
be Rentz-santley Company comes 10
thGayety
the Nassau The Innocent Beauties,
hrlesque organization, il the attraction.
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The vaudeville entertainment tonight
at the Metropolitan Opera House for the
benefit Of the Actors Home will engage
the services Of many well known artists.
Other Sunday concerts are at the Harlem
Opera House, Grand Opera House, the
American, the Metropolis and At the vaude-
vile theaters
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
Cause of the
Desertions in the Navy.

In recent discussion of the causes
of desertion in the United States navy,
the Jacksonville Times-Union arrives
at what we regard as the vital feature
ia the whole problem as follows:
Life in the great American navy is
Objectionable to the average youth of
the period mostly because of the rigid
class distinctions drawn.
The barrier between commissions
ed officer and enlisted man in the
American navy is about as un-Ameri-
can a thing as could well be imagined.
Il is as high and broad and unsur-
mountable as caste and custom can
make it. And the strength of this feel
ing of caste in our navy is very clearly
indicated by the pitiful protest that
invariably goes up from the gold-lacs
element whenever an enlisted man. by
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
Secretary John Hay.
Patriot and Statesman,

BY the death of Secretary OF State
John Hay, who expired at an early
hour Saturday morning at Newhury,
n. H, the country loses one Of its
most astute statesmen, a man Of high
Ideals and one in whom all classes,
even his political opponents, placed
the utmost confidence. For nearly half
q century he has been prominent in
the affairs OF the country, having be-
gun his political career as one OF the
secretaries of Abraham Lincoln.
Secretary Hay was a graduate Of
Brown University, in the class of 1858,
and from his alma mater received the
A B. and A. NJ. and LIZ D. degrees.
He was also honored with the degree
Of Doctor of Laws by Princeton, Yale.
Harvard and several other leading col
leges and universities. During his
career he was also brevet colonel OF
United States volunteers; assistant