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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
moNTRosE VOTES BONDS.

As the first election on the bonds
new election was held Tuesday. There
were two propositions TO be consider.
ed, both of which pertained 10 the is
suance of bonds amounting to $780,
900, There were 11S votes cast, III
for and against the bonds.
Only $4,000 in bonds will be need
ed. The bid on the construction was
s65.OOO. and it is estimated that there
will be about 81 700 incidental ex
penses. thus making the entire cost
about $4,000. Work is already un
der way-Montrose Press.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
WOMAN IN POLE HUNT.

NORWAY, Me.--Loye for adven-
ture and a desire to be the first WON.
an to reach the north pole has caus-
ed Miss Mamie Babb TO abandon
school teaching, to sail. sac says, with
Lieutenant Commander Robert T.
Peary in his quest of the north pole.
From the peak OF the explorers new
steamer Will float an American flag
presented to Miss Babb by her pupils
at the Little School at North Harps-
well
What danger can there be In such
a journey?" she asks when the perils
OF an arctic trip are pointed out to her
by relatives who are opposed to her
going. Il shall be the first woman TO
reach the pole, because l know Mr..
Peary Will find II this time"
Mrs. Peary and ner daughter Ma.
rie, IL years old. also will be passen-
gers on the Roosevelt. but they will
return nome when the steamer ar
rlves at the point where relief supply
stations are to be established Miss
Babb says she will stick to the ship
until the end.
IF the men stand the trip | guess
can" she says.
Miss Babb Is 80 years old, tall and
handsome. For several years she has
lived with an uncle and aunt at West
Brook. who are greatly averse TO the
trip she Is about to take.
Miss Babb mas always been friend
OF Mrs. Peary. and as stenographer
has done much OF Lieutenant Peary's
clerical work. She mas read much
about the frozen regions. She has
prepared maps and routes for the COM
by Mr.. Peary when submitted to MIN
for examination.
When Peary came to Maine last
year to make arrangements with the
shlpyards for the construction OF the
Roosevelt. he called upon Miss Babb
and explained to her In great detail
what he intended to do on mis- next
trip toward the pole. Invariably any
changes in the itinerary which Miss
Babb made were needed by Peary.
who submitted the revised details to
the Arctic club OF North America,
watch is financing the forthcoming
trip.
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49, -, ,.,.,,,,n 49,. 4, -, 10
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ahaonoa ,rom ,ha saora,arv n, IN.
navy. Miss Babb counseled against
ht. .a,na nd t.S,na ,ha n.,,sr in
bar o,.n ,anas oh,o,rad Tho s.cre.
,arv,s oons.n, ,or .no,h.- ,a,y. a,
absence Then a was mat she he.
gan to think what nice journey the
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26

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left
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four ho,rs nur,nc las, ni,..,
man ware NIL -. I,a.,,n1,
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erty IN the a>.tont ~, hnnIn,,a
,bonsapda OF doIlors ,,as,nanaa
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island hut ma sar,,,,,s ,I,sos,o.
nor,ed today rha sto,n, ,o,,an,,,
narlod of or..ot hoo, an, n,,,ai',,.,
and an Inco of min fan In s,,oan ,,,,
MOS Tha .raatast da,na -
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coast ON Lang island conf,oion ard
the widest al,,,, ,,ro =,
amonq tho an ooo nroos,ra saal,ar, =,
Conev Island whore Tho s,orn hnrst
win viol.nt fury
The men l,ilIed y..ra Michael pu,.,o
and Arfbur profor ,orp,,ar a,,nIo,
I'd nanr Ashnrv park
This afternoon rae vao,ber ia o,oor.
ing but intense baot nravaus
ST pETERSptrRc I,,o o2Tbs
minister of tbe interior today ordared
the suspension of the nawsnan.r
Russ for ono month for nr,n,ing an
article detrimental in ina government
IAwTON Okla Iuno o2I n
Billion "A merchant of lVaurika OH,
mas been held NV tho GRAND h,rv an
the charge of numbering p A Coy a
travelling man from, Fort Worth
KIEI, Germany lime 23-Tbe
kaiser's Yacht Nateor wop Tho race
to-day her onponeut being tbe Ham.
burg On hoard the kaiser's Yacht
were Emperor William and ID n Par
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26

II Germany could produce her own
food supply the kaiser would think
nothing more of combined French
and English fleet than of a mud scow
in Bremen harbor The stomach has
become an element In military cal.
culatlons in all countries but this.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
DENVER LETTER.



10 receive the approval of the stat,
committee, therefore are wholly un
official and OF no more weight thar
they would have been had Mr.. Patter
son run them as an editorial with his
other editorials, as he was the au
thor OF the platform" as well as OF
he conference.
The state committee is the execu
tive department of the party, the con,
yention is its Legislature This con
ference has no standing whatever but
the state committee has and the state
committee refused to officially ap.
prove the ''rump' platform drawn up
by Mr.. Patterson. On the contrary,
the committee by vote OF 81 to 10
disapproyed OF the Patterson plank
upon municipal ownership. The state
committee resolution on this issue
reads as follows:
Resolved, That while we favor
municipal ownership the time and
manner OF acquiring public utilities
shall be left to the local organization
of the various cities and counties"
The Patterson plank on this issue
says;
we stand for municipal ownership
OF all public utilities. The claim that
inis is question local to each town
and city Is given the lie by the events
Of the past few years in Colorado"
Then he proceeds to attack the Moi
fat interests over the shoulders of
others. Mr. Mcffat is the controlling
factor in the water and street car
companies of Denver.
This Illustrates the character of the
harmony prevailing in the Democratic
ranks. Neither Mayor Speer nor any
of the prominent Denver local lead.
crs attended the banquet
AT the meeting of the state commit
tee Patterson, Teller, Adams and
Thomas crowded in as self-consti-
tuted committee to invite the state
committee to carry out the Patterson
program. All four wanted to make
speeches 1t was meeting of tne
central committee and outsiders were
without rights The committee lis
tened patiently to Thomas. then Pat
t,an nrdortoor, 10 c,,ao1, ,,o aan, -,
oratory and proceed to business. but
Adams begged leave to say few
words after which by vote OF % to
90 rho oo,,,,i,too ,o,t tbo u,,s,r;,n,
..bfe, fo,,,p ,rt Win other non nv,
hars wbilo If nrooaedad IN ,al,a nm
Tho matters In hand
n is ssttIad tbot S,ear oontrols tho
safe committee and &C be 10 in oh
.,,l,,ta oortro, ~ t;,, ,a,,,a,. oo,,r,it-
,., he will control rho nsxt memo.
,r,rio oo,yantion In tho r,aontin,a
Patterson win harm on cornorations
and unaartoI.e to- force puhlic seuti. |
IA the nofnt of acrna,ly beiiav.
mar ma one will, ever again he
nanny without municina1 ownership
I'm other words sheer win handle the
rortv machinery and Patterson viii
undertake. to care for and direct nub.
Iic sentiment
Al the banouet the big four again
predomiratod Patterson had maid
tho r,,,nffcort srr, Of 60 nor rI,,e.
156 wera nresapt The News stated
in one column that If WAS 200. in the
next was list of persons present
CONSISTING of 1870 names EMMY
eaats wore scattered throughout the
room at all tables All sneakers and
.s,ooiotl,. A1,,, Adams assumed tho
usual mir or noIitical nietv and appro- |
nrIatad All fae nublic yirtue to tneir
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
MisiiDnsmebe#

afboIOes / 8et6lebems N1eniafeb /
5Iarton. Rorb 9atota, ben %. Og
26. Mai. Msbet begDnber 5orsbug
5%ormibbog 8G. 101 / 2irten.
Ollie Stanbinuber babe fra Sms
tgnen og fra Rabomenigbeberne inb-
bpbes til at beiege os unber bisie
Msber. = 6erren beliigne msberne
til Si9les 5relie!
pau Menigbebens 9egne,
3. sc. 9eterfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Sra NOrtbielO, Wiinncicta.

Sfsnt ieg at Grfor.ng 0eo, at BET
er meoet oanIeligt at idd 9orreipons
oancer optaget / o8onIteren" ira
imod, uanielige qlaoisr og Menigbe.
Der iom Dor, iaa oil ieg aaige0el, oa
iaa mango al pore Wenigbeos foIt bar
opfororet mig, prsoe en- Sang enbnu.
- Siote llgs par gaitor Simon-
fen fra 8odeiter FER at beiege 9eter
6anien, ION for en- Waaneos lib Il
ben bier ienbt berfrd op pda Sinos
fpgeanitaltsn. qait. Simonien fanot
6anien / en- mGrteli1 5il1aub; ban
laa / en- SleoR6stilitanO. ION unber
SnbHptelie at itGrte be0sDenOe Uleois
riner. 9et bar omtrent umuli9t at
faa BAN til at tdle. men ban tenote
SimOnien. og be faa Orb, ban talte,
lsb fortanbige; ban Bah SimOnieu
ON at bebe til Sefus for Tg. 9ottOs
rem bdobe 6dab ON, at ban biIoe
bfiDe 6eI6rsbst.
Sens 5srsuisn Os 6uitru fra
Qal6org, 8anmart, tom BERTH for
nogen 5io iioen; be bar begge taset
glabs fos Qmeritanere for At fatte
ia inb / De amerifanife 5orbolO Dg
lqre Gproget. mrs. Ssreufen er en-
g~rooeroattsr til qaftor Simonfen.
- Qigelebes er Sine 5euien ire
6aHifeb pr. 6oriens ug Cine pors=
aadro ira Belle mfg tomm,t bertil
fra TaHmdrf. De arbejoer FOR Ii
BEN pad qanbet, men ugter at foms
me ttl g1sn.
- Carrie Wabien, fom ar6ej0eot
for g. qeteriens, er reit til fit Diem
I Battle Greet, Soma.
- getrine peterien CT ogiaa reiIt
fra os til Qfbert 2ea. gi fpnes life,
Di fan unobrrs nogen. men liar fss
Ter hi Sabnet bobbelt, mar BET er
Of BEN, fom tiIbsrer ben file Slot uf
Sefu 8snnsr, iOm forlaosr os.
Sioite Wanoag Bitten babe
Raifor Simpufeu % 6uifru inbbuot
ale be gamle piOnerer / MeHigbsbtn
til Simoniens 25saurtge Su6ilGs
umsfeit fom Qmeritaner, bet pfl fige
25sndrs 0dgsn for bans Gambling paa
omeritanft SDrobunb; efter 5nbbBs
celien gjorbe ban imiblertib ben opers
rditenbe Opbogelie, at bet fun par %
Qar Iibsn, ban Tom til Hmerifa. OPP
hageIien ibntes bog life at Foritprye
ben gooe Stemning, boerten bos De
inbbubte @enner eler bos Dor e9itfri
09rt % 89rtinoe.
qditor Simonfen bolbt en- fife ga
le, bDori ban pligtffploig betenbte TN
aorfeelfe meb ben 9em9rtning, at
ban ibntes life, ban fslte nogen @ns
Ger oper ben. 9an mente, at nOar
man bar begpnbt paa en- Ting, bsr
ben Fulof6res - og bet bar Di ale
enige ON. Saa eftsr at babe tilbragt
en- glabelig often, ffiltes pi, belluttst
.paa at 6olbe SubilaumsfsF ON 70
I4ar | famine anlebning.
Nifs Gln1fen bar { fbite l1se
Ii minneapolis, bsls for at beige
9enner og bells | 5orretuingsunIis-
genber.
Games 50. %enfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
yOanfferen"
5rebas b. 10. 0iai 1905.
8lairNebr.

9anIf 8uostieneite paa Ssnbug |
Dor banlfe lutberite airfe til be lab
ponliee 5ibsr, 6Ormiobdg 81. 103
% Qften ST. 8.
SsnboesIfOle / 8irleus 8dIement
Sc. 9 Sgnbag Morgen.
Neifs Qnna gekrfen unbergtt
5ioffe uqe en- dnben Operation poa
0ofpitalet / Omaha. 9en par lite
fdd fpar iom ben fprfe. men enbosr
Operation er naturligpis meget iD9r.
gu er bun imiblertib bebre. !6enbes
sFaber par til Stebe unber Operutios
men, % ienere bar benbes Itober be-
ret bernebe. 9un tom biem / oenne
1Ige, piit / Manba9s. Chen bar
9lnna ieIp TtreDet bjem. Oct ftbfte,
bun fort9Ier, er, at bun MI mat ipile
bban ION belIt og ida meget. bun bill.
Om ct Bar Tiger bill hi biit after fe
benoe Der / Blair. Sg efter 6pdo Der
fort9aes fra 6ofpitalet, bill bun lite
oleue fomme fig efter Operationerns,
men Der er be bebite l1biieter til, at
bun after pil blipe raft. 8i bill od
fige - tifolb til 2ptte!
@i Faar Der opIpfe, at Ri bar felt
unberrettebe, ba oi fFbft ffrep ON benz
ne Gag. Oct er lite pod Smmaunels
6pipital. qnna peterien er. bet er pad
bet ~Ipenife Misfionsbofpital.
5orleben Dag bapoe Ri 8efsg
of Sens 6anien og syn fra GIt 9Otn.
5lere at 5amilien bdDoe b9ret uoe
poa oeres 5aum peb 4bmob, Dg fua
Ifonoieoe De Der / 9nen % ida ino III
gdmle befenbte. Sda Tfulbe be 10 Ia
pgiaa ie Dor tore 6%orretning. S9ttes
Maifinen interssferebe benz T9rlig.
Get er en- 5orngIelle at pdslete
ieennem gpen / benne Sib. Ste ules
ne er Der QiO / Roturen, men Der CT
Gin "a 5raolbeb obepalt. Der fore
taees 5%orbebringer mango Steber.
Oct er oa fRrlig be gdmle 8r9bbe@
Bortope Der aflefes af M Cement
5ortob. 0g 8Den betofter faa Gez
msnts 3%pargange ooer 9uberne. 8Dz
en- f1nes ION ulorig fsr at b9re toms
men ino pau ySmprobements".
On at gpens gamle 0dnffere,
Ssrgen Ssrgenfen, er farlig meb paa
at forbeore i'm gienbom. 6ufet er
bleOet uboiOet og pubfet op, mt Std@
tit % gementz5ortDb / 5rontsn Of
6uiet. Gangs Gienbommens 9eftFoe
er Der ogfaa fat mt Stafit, og MI
IRgges Der mt 8r9boefortoD.
Or. s. 81. Murbod trrFes nu /
Or. Robinfons Office og gop9l.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
farm til Salas.

6n Sarm en- bolu Nil ira Stole, 9reams
o9 Store, l Dill fra Oanit Iuiberif sitte.
4 nil ira 5ntcbiuiou, Minu.. tor 100 euer
100 aeres, er til Salss. Cor n9rmsre Ops
Ipsninser firm til 1els 9eutien. Houte 3,
6ut6iniOu. Winn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Doonbanoel oo Smeoep0rfiteo.

yor velkendte Landsmand, SeREN JBN-
SEN. har modtaget en- stor F~orsyning al
FINs BUGsIEs, som selges I'll rtmelige
Priser. Han salger Lansing-NoRnen med
fluid Garanti. Hans Smedeverksted er ny
liz forsynet med en- ny Gasolin-L okomottv
og er allie Nasder udrustet I'll at gore alt
til FACET henhorende.
Var saa xni q, tiVge ind hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
@n troenbe
09rer eQer QRrerin0e

isees til ben Oanit= omeritanits 6%psrsossFOle
/ @maus Reuisbeo, Raeine. ISIS. Der for
bres, at aniesereu fan nnosruiie | enselif
inbtil 3. @rabe. %Aniseninser ienbes til
Gins Yrenenien,
Meuishebens prrt.
1870 W0unO aue., Ratine, pis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

49,
9eo Of l9Ie bette t9ntte jeg: o.
6oor Iaabanne WenneIter er glade
oeb at bers BET glade 8ubfab. at
SeTus .r fommen til @erben for at
ggre Spnbere falige. 8 9enner,
fan Ri life bioGpe bisIs meb bore So
her, fau at 8ubItubet fan blibe fenot
ub til flere. CAB os life glemms
Sens 0irens Mnmobning. Cab lite
.9iifsn ligee, fom Oi ejorbe Der |
5d3eliDooo, Winn. Dog nu er Der
.teqonbf at tegnes giorag til ben
MisFon, og fom ale og bar meb I
QrbsjOet og glib til 5errens Ri9es
uo6rebelfe, fad at Fere mda blibe re-
ben ub at Msrtets Mast CO fert til
Grslferen, ben 9erre Sefus ariItus.
gbi Sub bar life Tenbt FIN Sen til
9erben, at ban Itat bemme 8erben,
men at @erben ffal bliDe ialis Deb
BAN. ". =. Q.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-19
HALL OF JUSTICE IS BARREN
Judge Days Chambers Present Unsightly
Aspect When Court 0onvsneL
MORNING TAKEN UP CALLING THE ROLL
Many Lawyers at Lincoln, Where
Matters of Importance to City
and state Come Before
Supreme Court.

When Judge Day opened court Monday
morning in the large criminal court room the
place looked like barn in which a dance
was to be held rather than a seat of
solemn justice. The new carpet ordered for
the room had not yet been laid, but Super
intendent McCaffery says he expects TO
have it down before the opening Of court
Tuesday morning.
Judge Day put in the forenoon Monday
calling the roll of jurors and i'm listening
TO excuses. The present panel. he ex-
planned. while summoned for three weeks,
the usual term of service will only be
kept on duty until the opening of the
next regular term, October ?, as the
present sitting of the court will end with
the month. The extra two weeks thus
given for the trial of cases by the court
was voluntary on the part of the judges,
who desire to get some old cases tried and
of the call If possible.
The call was gone over in all the branches
of the court and the prospects seem fair
for getting some old causes started before
juries, although a good many of the mem
bers Of the local bar are at Lincoln at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-19
PLAYER wIGGs IS REINsTATED
RrOOkIyn's Refusal to Pay Adequate
salary JuatIhea OntInHN Cnnduct.

CINCINNATI o.. Sept 1S.-Player James
Wigs, of the Detroit club of the American
league, was formally reinstated as a ma
tional agreement player by a decision an
nounced today by the National Baseball
commission and his temporary connection
with the Detroit team is made permanent
Wigs had called attention to his case his
refusal to sign Brooklyn contract for the
present season at a lower salary than he
received when IN a minor league having
led to his becoming an outlaw player.
In announcing the decision President Herr
mann says:
While there is no rule on the subject, It
has been and should be the custom that
when player advances from minor to
a major league, he Is to receive a reason
able Increase in salary; and major league
club that does not conform to this custom
is not deserving of much recognition at the
hands of the commission. In my Judgment
the player was forced into his position
by the actions of the Brooklyn club.
AS already stated, the application Of the
player Will be granted, and as rule SO does
not make 1t mandatory upon the chairman
to impose fine, under the circumstances
none will be inflicted The sale of the
player from Brooklyn to Minneapolis and
from the latter club to Detroit will be an
proved. The BROOKLYN club will be required
to pay the New Orleans club the balance
OF the draft money due them for the
player AUG. HERMANN,
Chairman"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-19
WHERE PAS BOYS WILL WINTER


McClOsky Goes Away Reward for
DoubIe-HeadeF.
Omhha's base bali players are all plan
ming for the winter and all have made ar
rangements for alternating. Gonding and
Freese will remain in Omaha and run a
laundry under the title of the Superior
laundry The FIRST piece OF work done by
this new laundry was TO wash out the base
ball suit that the butcher has been wallow-
ing around In for the last two years.
Quick says he expects to play polo In
Denver and Omaha to keep In condition for
heXt years game. ice" Hall is a struc-
tural iron worker and will go TO work in
Omaha as soon the playing season is
over Kelley WEIGH will resume his studies
at the University IT Nebraska. Thiel will
return to his butcher shop at St. Joseph,
which his partner has been running dur
ing his absence. schipke will trap and hunt
in Kerry Patch again this winter as usual
Koukalik has signed a contract with Pa
for next season and will winter in Chicago
Dolan lives I'm Omaha. Harry WEIGH will
continue his studies at the Creighton Med
ical college and incidentally organize a
foot ball team. Bobby Carter will winter
at Mount Airy s c.. where he will sell
leaf tobacco. Thomas leaves today for his
home in St. Louis. Howard goes to Kenny
Ill, and Pfeister will resume his occupa-
tion Of selling sole leather in Cincinnati.
For his good work at vinton street Sun
day afternoon Pitcher McC1osky was told
by Manager Rourke that he may go into
winter quarters as soon as he wishes Sun
day morning Pa told Mac II he won the
fret game he would be allowed to pitch the
second Mac went in 70 win and he won.
Speaking Of next season, Mr.. McClosky
says he will train carefully and systemat-
ically this winter with punching bag, In
dian clubs and the rest Of It. He also said
II he ever gets into n big league uniform
for keeps he is going to hang on to it, and
there are many Of Macs friends who be-
lieve ne will. McClosky will go to Phila-
delphia next season. He will spend the
winter at Cripple Creek.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-19
TURKEY DISPLEASES CAR
Fortifying the BospboruS in Face Of
Protest from Russia.
MUTINY IN NAVY GIVES A PRETExT
Sublime Porte Continues It's IrrecOn-
OiIabIe Attitude Regarding the
Proposed international FiDan-
ciaI Control of Macedonia

CONSTANTINOPLE Sept 1S.-The
steady progress of work on the new fortih-
cations on the Bosphorus is causing fric-
ton between the Russians and the porte.
The fortifcations were hastily commenced
at the time of the mutiny on board the
Russian battleship, Kniaz Potemkine, Tur-
key seizing upon this pretext as means
for carrying out a scheme OF fertilization
which 1t had long desired, but which had
been opposed by Russia. 1t is understood
that the question was discussed at the re-
cent audience which the Russian ambas-
sador. NJ. Zinovieff, had with the sultan.
the ambassador pointing out that the fur
Their fertilization of the straits was incom-
patble with friendly relations between
Russia and Turkey. Meanwhile the works
are being actively pushed. though they can
hardly be completed for several months.
The porte continues its irrecoBcilable at
titude regarding the proposed international
financial control Of Macedonia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-19
Harry B Davis. undertaken. Tel l2
Delegates to Conference.

Omaha delegates to the annual convention
Of the BrothhOOd of St. Andrew, which
Is to be held at Chicago, September p to
"A, will leave Wednesday. Those who will
attend from Trinity Cathedral chapter No.
26 are: c. u. Gould, Robert A. Turner and
George Armstrong Dean Beecher and Mr..
Saints church are: Edward Browne, G. 81
Canaan, ]. T. Cooper, Charles Boutwell, and
John Barth. St. Johns church will send
z. NJ. Cochrane II he can get away The
convention is to be held in the buildings
of the University of Chicago, the students
not being due to arrive this week About
1000 or loo delegates will be present
They will have the use of the dormitories
as well as a hall in which TO meet, and
for four days they will live in a sort Of
semi-seclusion.