_____________THE U. OF M. DAILY.
'C~i. of J'f(. IXai4a
Published Daily (Sundays excepted) daring
1bn Coil-e y(ar, b.y
THE U. Of M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION
A LARGE crowd should be at the
Michigan Central depot at 4:18 to-
morrow afternoon to tee the team
testified that to write thne plays
would re(Iuire a lawyer with tech-
nical knowledge of the law which
Shakespere did not possess. !
If Bacon wrote the plays why not
acknowledge them? H-s parents
were aristocratic and his position
was resn:-ctable. Social ostracism
awaited lie:] at his acknowledgement
tihat be wr :te plays for compensation.
Instead, lie left his owvn good namej
aria nmi-to hi rnntry.
a
JAMES M. DAV ISJ.
And by Authority of the Courts EXCLUSIVE
World's Fair, both Columibisa at Chicago, amy
winter at San Framcisco.
ON WhtAT?
Original Retouched Stereoscopic'I
RIGHT to
Views !
off on the eastern trip. Nothing Mr. Hloward is a pleasing and ei-
willso eartn te nen a a oodfective speaker and will always re-
nend off, and there should be at least ceice a welcome here.
as large a nunmber down as there _
were on thte canmpus last night. UNIVy ERSITY NOTES.
Biring tin horns and oltd pans, and uliss Parks, '96 lit, is seriously ill
shosv by your presence that y ou are with mumps.
interested in the success of the team oMuna,'9mciciso-
which represents your university. fined to the house with mnumpls.
ToE regents at their neeting yes-. Blind Leland, '96 lit, was called toj
terday took one mnore forward step E"mory yesterday on accout of the
i
Thoeusanofn egatives made iby Mr-. Kilburn at theWorld'su Columibian Epitsion
haeeeniiaddied to whiat waireadty an unparaicel et eeitinteemmcerry country ict
te Globe.,sant lie i.suow malingie e 5gaivesifth e CalforniaSMidwiinter Iterna-
tionalExpitioniuat SanFrancisco.
We furniih lie finiess, stereoscpues adeoevyeceseiecriptioni.
Aj0 stuieitiithleliscn pa icRuswayterough ceilee by sellingour'iigoodsci- ,,
Fcciu'iii~tciaisi,ciiesancciifull ifornncei, aclio--
Atayo'th olwn
in completing the Watermcan gyns-
nasiitm by letting the contract for
the bath rooius. Itsis cattier disap-
pointing, howoever, theat no action
was taken in regard to a swineming
tank. Those regents who svent East
declared on thceir retusrin that one
would be put in, bitt nothing furtleer
hsas been heard of it. rhere is
something wrong when the nesv
gymnasium of the Normal school
which is to be dedicated tomor-
row, has too large tanks, one for
each sex and the state university
muist get along as best it can with-
out any.
Bacon vs. Shakespeare.
Mr. Howard, of Detroit, a well
known lawyer, kept the close atten-
tion of a large audience in the law
lecture roonm last evening. He pre-
sented his lecture in she form of a
case to the Chancery court, with
witnesses and argument to the court,
which was a pleasing treat for the
law students and which showed great
ingenuity on the part of the speak-
er.
The brief treated of biographical
facts in the liven of Blacon and
Shakespeare, demonstrating bow dif-
ferent the lives of these two men
were.
Shakespeare wvan reared with little
or no learning, hardly able to attain
an education which wvould go to
prove that be swrote the fanious
plays.
Bacon received the best education
in the classics, modern languages,
philosopshy and lawv. He possessed
a technical and profund knowvledge
sol the law, correctly using terms re-
lating to personal properly, rules of
pleading, evidence, etc.
Witnessess quoted are justices
Campbell, Heard and Morgan, who
D). A. P~ratt, of the DILY d staff,
ivwas last evening eiectedl to the posi-
tioin of nmanaging editor of the IM-
letin for the rest of lice year, vicc
D. F. Wilcox, resigned.
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