He Was A Success In Boston

President Sadier oí tlia S. L. A., teils u that a. prívate letter lias 1)eeii recalved by a nieinbír oí the froin a lady iu Boston, wlw .a.ttemded the lecture of Dr. Nauseo thene. She etates that the house was crowdied, tdia.t it was ouie oí the inoit cait'h.usilastic lectui-es ever giveu ín Bastón, tliafc what h liad vo saj' was oí intense Inteoest, and thai toe has baein secured) for another lecttií'e on hls retuKn froni the west i.i December. She also Btates that he epe;aks BogUrti ílaeoitly, was easily heard iu al I part-a of tha hall, aud ■that occaeionally could any foeiga aoent be diseovered in hls fpeech, Here is a little sketch oí this man who is just attractlng public attnmion, that will ba of interest : Dr. Nanean has an iaterestlng personalI.ty. He la a bis, blond NorwEglan g-i:uit, and is more than six íeet valí. Hia lioad is large, hiss Bliouliler.-s uuusnálly brood aaid bis entire fra.me eúves evidence oí the remarkable endmramce toe bas prov-ed himself to poásess. He lias ain a.ttiactive' sniile a mi in sptte oí lus generaiUy stern empveBt&oa and phiysical prowess he lia a poetic tmp era ment, a philo.:ophic trend oí miad' aad ij niucli igivea to scientiïic inquiry. He peaks Englib'h flueatly ; in Paris he 'leetuired in Freabhi and in lierlin he poke iïi Gei-man a,t tJie emperor's bnnquiet, vrhüia at Oxford, England, wIkji he recafved his doctor's degree, he pronotunoed nis tJhanks in Latin. Hls liiicky number ia 13 ; lie starter! on Kis famoms vayase tdie 13th day 'of tJia month, and incliulins himself tfliere -wiere 13 members of Uie crew on board t.Tie Frara, a Vessel careïnJlly built and fitted for her venturoiis trip.