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Prof. Barber Gives Stereoptican
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Professor Barber gave an Illustrated
lecture at convocation yesterday morn
ing on "In and About the Roman Fo
rum." Preliminary to entering into the
body of his lecture Professor Barber
explained the three great periods of
Roman hiBtory, which are the "Kingly
period." dating from the beginning of
the city to 510 B. C; the "Republic"
510-27 B. C. and the "Imperial," 27 B.
C to the fall nf Rome in 473.
The Roman Forum, he said, was lo
cated at the base of the Captollne hill,
ard extended from southeast to north
west. Books describing its position have
given rite to fonfupion In speaking of
its north and south ends. .In 1870 exca
vations were begun In and about the
Forum, and it was necessaiy to dig
down through a number of successive
pavements before the native ground
vj" ri ached.
Among the places of historical Inter
est thown was the Comitlum. where
the ailstod'ats met, while tho people as
sembled in the Foium. Between them
was (he tostia. so mat tne speaucr
could turn and address whichever party
ho (hope Cacear caused the rostia to
be torn down, thus removing a mark
of distinction distasteful to many.
Views weie shown of the Temple of
Concord, where Ciceio delivered the
fourth of his Catalinarians. of the Tem
ple of Saturn, the Bassilica of Julia,
the Temple of Vespasian and the arch
of Septimus Severus, which was erected
in 203 A. D., in honor of Septimus Se
verus arc! liia two sons. The Church
of San Hadriana was shown, as stand
ing on the foundation of the old Sen
ate House. A view of the Sqnate House
In 1G50 shows the ruin as being fifteen
feet above Its present level. The north
east corner and other parts of the Tab
ulailum weie pointed out, showing the
heaps of rubbish and soil before exca
vation. A mile and a half distant rises
the dome of St. Peter's on tho Capto
line Hill. The Temple of Antoninus
and Faustina, which the emperor built
in honor of his wife Faustina was also
shown.
One interesting view was the exten
sion of tho old Via Sacra along which
the Roman priests led the sacrificial
processions up the Captollne Hill. The
staircase Is shown that led down to the
Mamertine prison. Cicero stood on this
staircase when the conspirators were
put to death, and turning to the multi
tude, he said: "Vixerunt," They have
lived.
Among other structures shown were
the Temple of Castor and Pollux, Che
three arches of the Temple of Justice
of Constantlne, the front of the Temple
of Saturn, in the basement of which
the national treasury was located from
which Caesar stole gold coins and put
baek bronze ones instead, the Rostra
and the Mlllarlum the golden mile
from which all roads were measured
and which was covered with stucco and
glided, the Temple of Romulus, son of
Baxicntus, the rival of Constantino and
the emperor's palaces.
Professor Barber gave views of most
of these buildings, taken at different
joints and showing different parts and
relative situations in connection with
other structures.
Dalian Program.
The following program will he pre
sented Friday evening, at 8:15, In Del
Ian Hall:
Instrumental solo, Miss D'Arnold.
Talk, Mr. Moore.
Story, MIeb Cordor.
Reading, Miss Denny.
Vocal solo, MIbb McCune.
Story, Mr. Towne.
Paper, Mr. Brown.
Story, Mr. Theobald.
Quartet, Elliott, Anderson, Hutton
and Tulloys.
The following are the ofTjcers of the
society: President, Mr. Vasoy; secre
tary, MIes Murly; critic, Mr. Hewitt.
Another lot of grasses for naming
came to the department of botany a
few days ago. If. this keeps up Dr.
Bessey threatens to ask the regents for
a special man to study the grasses of
.the state.
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one of the oldest hooks on hotany. It
I ears date of 15C1, and is therefore 340
years old. It Is full of quaint old pic
tures of the plants which It describes.
Many of the figures and descriptions
are good enough for the species to he
distinctly recognized.
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BARBER SHOP Eldorn, Palaco, R. &
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BATHS Chris Place
BICYCLES, ATHLETIC GOODS Sam
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BOOKS & STATIONERY Porter, Co-
Op, Brown, University Book Storo.
Sam Hall.
'CARPENTER Wilson.
CIGARS Powell, Lindscy, Claroy.
CLOTHING Unland, Mageo & Dccmer,
B. L. Paino, Armstrong, Toggery.
COAL Gregory, Dierks, Whitobreast,
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CONFECTIONERY Leming, Maxwell,
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DAIRY Franklin, Lomlng.
DRUGGIST Stolnor, Woompner, Roc
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DRY GOODS Mlllor & Paino.
DANCING HALL Fraternity.
EXPRESS Lincoln Local, Lincoln
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FLORISTS Chapln BroB.
FURNITURE Rudgo & Guonzol, A. M.
Davis, Hardy.
GROCERS Keystone.
HARDWARE Hall Bros.
HOTELS LIndell, Walton.
JEWELERS Tucker.
LIVERIES Melick.
LUMBER Dlerks
NIGHT SCHOOL- Modern Commer
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OIL & GASOLINE Lincoln Tank Lino.
PAINT & GLASS Western Glass &
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PLUMBING Korsmeyer.
POOL & BI LI ARDS Powell, Stevena
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PRINTING, Griffin Greer, New Cen
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RESTAURANTS WcBterfleld, Unlquo,
Don Cameron, Good Health, Eagle.
SHOES Perkins & Sheldon, Sander
Bon, Anderson, Cincinnati Shoo,
Cincinnati Shoo Store.
SHOE REPAIRING Blue Front Shop.
MANDOLIN & GUITAR INSTRUC
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SUITORIUM Weber, Burt's.
TAILORS Unland, BumBtead, Lud-vlg.
Union Program.
The following program will be rend
ered at the College Settlement house on
the evening of Thursday, November,
19th:
Violin solo, Mr. Bench.
Story, Miss Hannah.
Vocal solo, Mr. Pfeifer.
Reading, Miss Sargent.
Reading, MIbb Melick.
Instrumental solo, Miss Beach.
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newly papered, everything up-to-date,
including customers. "
Chrli' Bath Parlors, 11th and.P Sts. I B p POWELL, 146 N Htu St P&Ofl! L 664
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