Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-22
Personal Notes,

The women of Raleigh, N. c., are en-
gagged in collecting funds for the erection
OF Il monument in that city to the menu
DRY Of Sir Walter Raleigh.
Cacolus Duran, the famous portrait
painter is about to paint portrait OF
Pope Plus X, taking his inspra ton from
Titian's portrait Of Pope Paul III
Horace Tenrey. the best known Of the
has just died at Madison. He selected the
site for the University Of Wisconsin.
Professor Koch is said to have de-
cided to apply the Nobel prize recently
awarded to him to the pubica ton of II
complete. edition of his scientific writings
At the last meeting OF the Aston Libra
ry trustees in New York valuable gifts
in books and pamphlets Were announced
from Joseph II. Choatc and the Prince OF
Monaco.
VIM s.. Hayes. WHOSE songs, "Mollc
Darling 1.-THE Little Old Lo. Cabin in
the Lane" etc. were sung Two score
years ago. is living in Louisville. Ky.
and recently celebrated the 74,h anniver-
sary Of his birth.
Rev; Frederick W; Hamilton. the new
pastor of the Eniversalist Church. Rox-
bury. Mass. He was graduated at the in
stitntiOn in 1880 and nine years later re-
turned to take Il special course i'm the
ology.
Bishop Joseph c. HartzcN, who is
in charge OF the African missionary work
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. has
returned to his home in Cincinrcti after
an extensive tour OF Eastern. Western
ard Central Africa, that occupied four
teen months.
Judge Charles Mayer has rendered to
the state OF Virginia Il bronze. bust "f
John Smith. sometime Governor OF Viz
sinia and admiral of New England"
The bust WAS modelled by General Baden
Powell. "f the British army, a lineal
descendant nf John Smith.
If J,,ee.ra,a ,,r.,o,, .,,,o,,ox,. O.,
This cn,mt,v l. :, rnlimi,'.,,,>. .,,,
whose work ,h,nd,ptlv chew tho thnr.
o,i.hnesa ni the writer While he has
long occupied y high place i'm the foreign
service III his Government II. always
Iia,r. =, ~. ~, S..
i n, ~ we re aiine"h ~. fuS.y
-, ~ ItI'i. II. nave, l'i,"arded y st.
Nnatnur 'pll's''' 10 bonrbnnilais Grove,
"ii,li"s n3h us ni :,"c" ana lively"
t;,,,tt ','' ~ a,,'- i-m,"V'i vi ne n
ra,.,iv a,f";,s ,hn i1n;,ar.;,, 81 III, III.
and i wai',.,hIa nronerty vi ''''''''i"
faron Solftno; the new Italian Pre-
1Ili,r' ~ =" yetrS ON. IiiS !athef was 4
.'rw' VINO hiafrleo an f.nSlish protestant.
anu contormtd tG her religion. His writ
inSS on agrtrian qutStIuiS have attracted
nuch pubic attention. = lew wears ago
Ne i'nnnGI inc 1'i1rnai" Alfalfa.
WI, Wnitni I''piu1H acl'p.rer = large clrcuia-
One o! the interesting celebrations Of
the Year will be IN" centenary OF tin. dis
covery OF Lhkc's Peak IN Colorado. by
Captain Il. Pike, who made his expedition
under tn. ?uSpiccs ri the. ariny OF which
he WAS then an officer. The date for the
celebration has been fixed for September
80. and as it will follow the mancuvcrs
at Fort Riley. United Sthtcs troops will he
,;,se - cLslo.
I'"es 10 oke'cton.
These verses were published anony-
muusIy in the London Chronicle nearly 10
years ago, and m lrany collections eli
poems in which they ara printed no au-
thor is given. but recently II was learned
th:.t the lines were written by Robert
liehoid thiS ruIn.-Twas q skull
once OF ethereal spirit nun.
.. MS IirroW cen was ne $ retreat;
NE, LHiH space was THOUGHT 5 mysterious sect;
w NAT Deaut"ouS PICTURES 1llled the Spot
WAT dreams OF pleasures long forgot;
Nor love. nor Joy, nor hope. nor fear,
Ben"ath this Wondering canopy
Once ShOne the bright and busy eye:
But start not at tho dismal void
II social love that eye employed.
II with no lawless fire il CLEANED
But through the dew Of kindness beamed