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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-31
Wednesdays Personals.

T. M. Joslin returned from the west last
night.
Harvey Harris is down in St. Paul on
business
w. B. Couch was in from his Rock Glen
farm yesterday.
DR.. DePuy and wife returned from
jamestown last night.
J. A. Collin of Springfield, O., arrived
from the east yesterday.
Con Malloy boarded last evenings east
bound express for st. Paul..
Hon. A. w. Hoyt of Mandan beamed on
Bismarck friends yesterday.
James Cheatum and John Litchfield rep
presented Glencoe yesterday.
George Herbert, editor OF the Steele
Ozone, came in on last nights train.
H. c. Blackboard of the senate document
room, Washington, is an eastern visitor.
r. H. Smith of Boston and J. A. Ander-
son were among the arrivals on yesterdays
west bound.
Hon. r. N. Stevens came up from Lisbon
yesterday to take a sQuint at the turbulent
political horizon.
j.. L. Kennedy, an Emmons county citi-
zen, departed last night for Castle, Mont,
where he remains indefinitely.
Thomas Cunningham, who has been
spending several weeks down in Texas,
returned home on the midnight.
E. Wood of MenokeD, c. j. Rolling and
Louis Olso of Painted Woods and Domi-
nick Villutto of ST. Louis stopped at the
Western.
John Dedstrom and Olof Peterson of
Conger, Hans Fritz of Washburn and
Joseph Granfors of Slaughter were at the
Pacific yesterday.
Mrs. q. w. Archibald and daughters, who
have been spending a couple of weeks
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.. Marshall, re-
turned home to jamestown last evening,
Mrs. Marshall accompanying them.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Auditor,

For A udltOr. -
l hereby announce myself as an indie
pendent candidate for the office of auditor
of Burleigh county. JOE DIETRICH.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-31

Saturdays Personals.
Secretary Flittie went down the line last
evening.
j.. j. Luck, the redoubtable Teutonic
statesman, was down from New Salem
yesterday to diagnose the political mud
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-31

RARY'S Skin and scalp purified ane beauti6ed
y BY Cuticura Soap Absolutely pure,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC.

Troy. y. y, June | SPECIAL Reviews have been
under way during the last three weeks, and Will con
, lndc on Thursday. Examinations Will take place
next week. and cards Will Ice issued Friday even
ins. June 10 The seniors have two more eNamina-
tons.
Announcement has been made OF new departure
in the curriculum that is both important and useful
During the summer months theses viii Re required To
be prepared by every student II every class
engineering subject the length Of which cannot be less
than 500 800 or 1900 words. depending upon the
class, Each thesis and accompanying drawings Will
lac handed In and passed upon in september. The idea
ha, received the approval Of the undergraduates.
Tho twenty NTH volume OF The Transit the an
nun publication Of the junior CIs, appeared yestcr
dny II is credltaAe work The following e'c the
editors: Cornell. Delta Phi Turner, Theta XII I'd
wards. Zeta PSI; Denny Delta Kappa Epsilon, Chap
lean Delta Tau Delta, Koch. CHI Pin, Hallock. Theta
Delta chi: Thomas. r. > Il. Dc Leon neutral.
Arrangement, arc being made 10y which the course
I'm electricity Will bc much broadcned next year.
considerably more time Will be devoted 20 shopwork.
The change is good one
Thc theta Delta Chi and Delta Phi fratcrnities Will
hold reunions and banquets during commencement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
UONORS Ar DICKINSON.

Carlisle. Penn. May 81 t>ptcah.-rhe final cNamina
tions OF the senior class OF Dickinson College I'm
ishcd on Thursday, and the following honOrs
nounced Nalcdicoran, j. r. Hamilton. OF Granite.
Mo- ,alufatorian, Hammond Urner. son Of Congress
man Irner Of Frederick, Md philosophical Grafton,
r. w. Crowdcr OF Baltimore, first Ella. Grafton, W VI.
Pcarce Of BclfOnt. Md. second elias, Grafton, j. ".
Glover, Of sclinsgrovc. Penn; thlrd class Grafton.
= - Wallace. Of Deals Island. Md. fourth class ora
ton A. II. Zimmerman, of Carlisle &. j. rurpin, of
Gloucester city. y. j.; W =. Taylor, Of Dover Del
a. ;. Griffith, OF Mddlctown. Md, and f. NJ Nc
Comns of Iagcrstown. Md; G.. ". Wcbbcrt of Boil
INK springs. partial cours', diploma, without degree
The class numbers thirteen members. Tho commence
mcnt Will take place on June ~.
Tie Bellies Lcttrcs OraOricn contest. which was Ia
have taken place last night was postponed indefinitely
Tho editors of Tho Dichnsonldn,' the college
paper, for the ensuing ycdg are follows: Editor in
Chief, X. ". llingworth, 81 exchange editor, {. "
C,rcr 'O9 editorial, g A. Ames, ~ athletics, Yer
gil Prcttymnn. 02 locals, Frank Moore. ~ alumni
l. Randolph, 03. They ARE selected 10y competitive
ESSAYS. The first three are from tho Bellies Lettrcs
society the last three from the Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
REVIVAL AT NORTHWESTERN.

Evanston. H.. May 30 (specaD.-During the spring
,or,n the students Of the Northwest University,
Evanston have been deeply stirred relisously There
has been AN old fashioned Methodist revival In this
Methodist institution. The Christian associations
were recognized In the college and in the prcpar
atory school, and both departments united In the re-
vival For several weeks the meetings we're con
duct,d by tho evangelist Miss Isabella >. Leonard
who has worked much In England Australia and
India As well In America. Marked results at
tended her abors in the university many Christian
students entered into the experience OF holiness and
others were converted. The death of their venerable
prrsident the Rev. DR.. Joseph Cummings. deeply
imnr,ssed the students and intensified the revival
su}Idt among thom. Miss Leonard followed by
Mis- Anna Downey for one week.
The freshman class has contributed 500 for the
sunnort of native students In the Anglo apane-c Col
lcge 1oldo Japan. and has pledged Ike sum for
each wear of Its college course. The succeeding
Glasses will probably take this up and make II Gus
tom with the college classes to support students in
a., mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
WINDING-UP AT WESLEYAN.
rx,MIxAT1oys-socI ETY-PERsoNAL.

,,,dd,o+own Conn. MAY 81 (-pecial. Wesleyan was
onro-entcd at the intercollegiate meeting held IN
worcester on Wednesday by G. r. Bundeii, ~ anu
w Naramore and j. IL. Ralsten, w. halStsh
tooth second prize in both the 120yard ana 2o-yard
hurdle races Ali. .o,,oc.
The seniors are about through WIN t'er coheEo
b The senior examinations begin next week, and
,,cr they are completed the senior vacation
during which attendance at chapel is voluntary WIN
Tho nomLcrs of the class. Wednesday, June %, Will
be commencement day.
Examinations held TINS morning. ior U'o -"
peta Kappa in Latin and the Rice prize IN maine
at,cs both of them open for competition to the men,
bers of the sophomore class.
The ,o1 cola Podrlda" came out to-day, and Is
ro,v on sale at 81 per copy. 1t is a neatly bound
volume Of 10 pages, containing an epitome OF the
vears doinrs at Wesleyan in scholarship, athietlcs'
society. and the activities of college life
M Ravmond delivered the address yesterday at
tbc memorial services held in the Baptist Church
under the auspices Of the local G. A. r. post.
The Junior debate and freshman deciahltoh COL
lost take place next Wednesday evening in the Memo
rial Chapel.
The annual musical of the Eclectic Society VIII De
iven in the socety's parlors next Tuesday evening
q T. Plmpton and G. II. Page, Of 81, have left
coere for a short time to conduct the census emu
meraton Of their respective districts Inc enurlera
ton begins the Ist Of June, and Will be completed IN
Gnns At Inc close Of tie college year.
,.ict,- tennis tournaments now in progress
,n,oog fine members Of the Eclectic and ID. Is. r.
Wesleyan Bulletin No 6, the last for this year Is
now in the hand, OF the printer. and VIII DC us
irlbutod during tho coming week; II Is the mos
gt,Ictc and ncwsv Of these publications that have
VET been issued The bulletin contains summary
of the proceedings of the Board Of Trustees an ac
,ount o the meetings Of the several WESLEYAN Clubs
nm enumeration Of lectures and publications by the
member, Of the faculty, description OK the changes
m hc made in the courses Of study, and other items
~ interest To the alumni, including statement OF
the present needs Of the college. Perhaps me most
,ndr,.nt information IS the announcement of "A very
ohsdcrable enlargement Of the scope of the work OF
The college The departments If mathematics and
,1troromv geology biology, Latin and phi Sophy are
cnad 10 begin the instruction Of graduate students
rcN ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
FLNRN COMMENCEMENT.

Elmirt. y. y, June 1 (>peciaD.-Thc commence
incnt exercises nj the Elmira College this year prom
i>c f. Dee II moro than usual interest. There VIII be
a new departure In one particular AZ least. To the
president, reception Monday evening. June .. no
invitation, viii be extended except Ia the members
If the senior class and they in Will be entitled
a. invite their personal friends.
Following is the programme FOR commencement
week.
Address before the Christian Association. Professor
Jane, =. Klggs Auburn Theological seminary, sun
GAy June |. Il the college chapel
Lac,alaurcat. sermon. President Charles Van Nor
den II. d.. sunday. June :. IN Park church.
Presidents reception 10 the senior class Monday
evening. June ..
Cll,, Jay exercises. Tuesday. June 10, on the cot
lego campus.
10 BOB the society rooms,
Kappa sigma and Phi Mu reunions, Tuesday. June
10
students concert. Tuesday. June 10.
commencement, Wednesday, June II, 10 80 q. m
Alumuac banquet. Wednesday, June II.
Business meeting Of alumnae a,sOcitton, Wednesday
afternoon.
ANNUAL address before the aumnac, Mis-. Almena
bradley Williams, 80. Il Wdshugt II, Wednesday, Junc
H. r. 10.
During the week the college received a stcinway
concert grand piano Of the largest size the gift of
Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. McWlllams. Of Diooklyn. The
instrument is the finest used IN the college and
the aft is highly appreciated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
TUFTS COLLEGE
.yrop pRoNEyADE-pRlzE SPEAKING.

JUNIoR PROMENADE-PRIZE SPEAKING
Tufts College. Mass. May 81 (speciaD-At recent
meeting Of ,g2 editors were elected for the Brown
and Blue the annual publication Of the junior
class 10 appear early next spring. They are Editor
I'm chief F. f. Kimball; associate editors, W. ;.
GRAY, II. c. Carter, a. X Lane, VI. :. Brooks b. F.
Putnam. F. H. Doane J. G. D. Clark, II. ). swain.
Harry Blackford L. f. Williams and IL. F. Mouton;
business manager j. q. Williams, assistant business
manager, W. b. Curtiss.
The Junior promenade held May 30, In the God.
dard Gymnasium, the most enjoyable OF the
social events Of the year. The company was very
select one and contained representatives from
eral of the leading New England colleges Tho
matrons were Mrs. f. H. Capen. Ms e. t. fay,
Mrs c. d. BRAY and Mrs Il. I. knight slower,
.tenbenson and Felt were tho committee Of arrange
ments.
There will be no seniors in the prize speaking con
tost this wear The contestants are F. W. Perhins.
II y. Potter and C. K. Tucker Of the junior class;
" : GRAY A. f.. Peterson. II. c. Carter VI ;.
Brooks NJ NJ Johnson, F. A. North, L. q. Williams %
the sophomore class.
Al the last meeting Of the lofts College Publishing
Association W. F. sewal elected president r ".
Perkins vice esident: J. b. Groce, secretary H. h'
Rose treasurer: a. W. Crosse, business ha-a-e''
/ W Ellis mailing clerk. The trea'nrers reP'"
bored over $500 In the treasury, and that for the
FIRST time IN it, history " The Tuftonlan had oeea
olfsunnortlng a. bimonthly publication Inc
editors of Tho Iufonian' for the ensuing year are
,ditorin-chief. T. W. Perkins; associate edF',i'
w. = Gay II. c. carter, e. c. DolIVs9' 49, ~; w.
rohnson C. l., Stover. ". >. Whfe >, D. ''"'''
W ~ FISK " K Denn.on and +. Powell. !.
May ball team cCmpoisd OF mgH n irST ri aid
rha,e nenteron charge Massac husetts Institute Oh
.rnsbnolocy we're defeated 10y team from Kappa
~ p Parker superintendent Of Pacific 3iill,. Law,
renee ha, preseTr cd the engineering schooi VIII
large testing machine vaIned al si'Voo' ham do,o,ted
Ia ~. sericS Of class games. 32 mas Deeh ueic''c"
hv zoo and g3 II 10 ) and Il TO IL re,pectiveIy.
" p Bechwith, rs, has been sele'ueo d. "A"AAi
day orator. -,
Examinations begin June 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
SMITH TO TRY 4 NOVELTY.

rur pooK OF JOB TO BE ACTED AID SUNG.
Yortbampton Mass May 81 (SpeciaD.-The closing
i-c. NJ the clas, of 80 at Smith College VIII con
, sover, features Of interest. the most notable OF
,bch will he the entertainment taking the place OF
,ho conventional senior dramatcs. Last fall on the
;,ceston % one of it, members the class decided to
;,a . rcnrcscntaon Of that grand old Hebrew drama,
tbc Book of jon. As rs it came to inc praf-
ucoI carving ont Of this idea it was found that
nrcaI setting and the substitution Of ch0uscS Tor
fine individual parts would be necessary. Inc sym
paes Of Dr. Blodgch director of the school OF Music
were enlisted and he has devoted most OF the year To
CONFUSING the music for the presentation. This music
is pronounced by all to be worthy ana beautiful
ttinc TO text which is taken entirely from the Bible
fine orchestra has been secured, and the members OF
the senior class have been exceedingly busy curing inc
last few months rchcarsing under special trainers IN
usic elocution and action The subject anords rlch
opportnntcs for Oriental effects, both In scenery ana
costume These will be fully utilized ~ the dlg
nifty Of the theme permits There VIII he TWO pre-
sensations Of job. on June - ana ID, rNpe,uEc3' .
Inc rest Of the commencement programme i ~
follovs: Sunday, juno lJ-Baccaldureatc sermon by
President Seclcyc ON Monday afternoon there VIII D'
in the gallery, when the WoFh OF IN"
students DUNG the year VIII he eNhOitEu 3tu INV
award OF the annual prize announced, 'n Nohoal
evening the college glcs club ana me Eulaf auu
I,ITlio clubs will give concert. ON lh''"dN morn
iug come the ivy exercises, When th" 'io- "toh ana
i,.t pianted. reception come, on tuesday evening,
and ON "Wednesday morning IN" d"rrc"' ~" conferred
Tho commencement Grafton viii B." delivered By FRO
lessor fohu Dewey. Of Ann ~>aor.
senior cla,, in Music Hall rhurday night which was
very much enjoyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
HAZING AT LEHlGH.
A RUSH-ALMOs

A RUSu-ALMoST 4 RI0T-CHAMPIoN ATHLETES.
South Bethlehem, June (Special).-"The Epitomes
Volume XIV made its appearance during the last week,
and is considered the whole TO be very credabs
issue The artistic work is abont on par with the
average Of its predecessors while the typographical
work is far beyond The features Of the book pct
res of the class OF 49, of Professor Merriman Of all
the musical and athletic organizations, new Lehigh
song Junior statistics and numerous gags The book
is bound in a delicate cover Of silver and white.
II has been the custom here for many years for the
freshmen to worry the applicants for admission a. much
as possible when they come for their examinations in
June and this year the ball has been started rolling
much earlier than usual. number OF applicants
who are in town decided TO have a spread at place
considered as Student Headquarters. TIE freshmen
having heard OF this unprecedented plan assembled and
after all tho "preps- had been seated, attacked the
place OF course they met with great opposition, but
after twenty minutes hard rush, the unfortunate
banqueters were last driven from the hail. and the
first Of long series Of rshes that Will probably follow
between these classes was won by ID
The plans for cremation are being pushed rapidly N
a conclusion, and usual the method by which llney
will be executed is kept dark secret, but suspicion
Iurls in the minds OF that he will die by tho
The Bethehcms on last saturday night ahounded in
noise and rockng caused BY the lubiiation over our
victory over Princeton at lacrosse, by which Lehigh
won the first intercollegiate championship she has ever
held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
HOW WILLIAMS DECORATED.

X. 4. MEETS AND AMHERST TAKES THE BALL
Willam,town, Mass. May 81 specall.-May 30 was
a cal, day at williams Possibly the Blue and Gray
capturcd an occasional thought but purple was the
predominant color. and spirits were gay rather than
tbonehtful The town never looked fairer, the
uroverbial berkshire weather failed to produce dark
cloud and had it not been for an insignificant nlnth
inning. the day would have been perfect. Early
afternoon trains brought throngs Of faces, old and
new. At one time the road from the station 10 the
college town Wa, black with those Amherst boys
, hundred Of them. more or less Then came the
sixty delegates from different chapters OF Kappa
Alpha to attend the annual reunion held this year
with the Wlamstown Chapter. There came, to'
beyy Of young ladies from smith College, from Pitts
field. Albany. saiatoga and New York, the guests Of
different societies II quite q day for alumni, to
say nothing Of aumnae First came the bail game
between Amherst and Williams IL Wa, exciting from
the first, but a tumble by shortstop cost five runs in
The early part Of the game That only the usual
luck hoWcvcr-Gur errors always came at the wrong
tluc-hud the home team play better FOR IL by
hard work Williams stood two runs ahead AT the De
ginning II the ninth inning, and then Amherst Won
The Viciors lcit the field with colors hyin-, h"aise
ftOu systematic shouting, ana NdlnHheN - tuVhIS
In the evening the clee and banjo clubs their
annual concert IN GOodrich Hall before select and
enthusiastic audience short programme was vel
very line music. special notice should be made also
Mr.. C0lby's solo
were given rs the Alpha Delta Phi society TO their
lady friends In and out of town, very quiet Yet
enjoyable ocD a-ou.
rhc senior, are gradually drifting back 10 the
lar commencement programme. Caps and gowns VIII
he worn ns usual the ivy planted with appropriate
ceremony. Class spos will come next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
COLGATE PRIZE SPEAKING
rolGArE ApDRrs-I, THE STUDENTS.


Hamilton. y. y. May - )~pccan.-rhe contestants
fr the Kins ford defamation prt1.' 10 the dHcreN'
,l,,.c- are 10, follow: 30 tine Junior claw. VI.
H.nuctt. H. VI. Lurrhari T.. G. Harmon ana !. H.
po,i.r. ifi the sophomore cias--F. H. KIM l. !.
,a>. T. T. steven, and y. y surge, III the freshman
cl,..- r. f. BRYAN. K. =. Gray ". %. Parsons ana
l.. l.. Iuppcg
Tho successful competitor. fpr places the college
paper. The Mndi,oncuss.7 wcr' H. +. YALE VI
g.. :. Bcckwith. o. and L. G. H. bnss ~ These
three. with g.. l.. kuights, 81, aud \. b. Pot'F' ~
viii make up the board for the coming year.
on Tuesday morning, May 20, james G. Colgate -
sadrc,.,d few WORT, to meeting OF III" students
Association. The real cause 81 IN" talk was tho
r,mor that. owing To- the odauc uncertainty in
,hc affair. Of the university at present. man, students
,r,, Soi coming back next year. Mr. COLGATE assured
the student, that the work done hy the university
,iu In mo- way dctcrloratc. lie said he W., I'm \
position to know and was positive that the university
wa. golns right ahead The student hody Will be
very greatly plr.-cd If thee assurances prove true
ono thing Is certain men do not to college to Be
taught by second rate tcach"re. 49,.
ON saturday. May II. Colgate defeated me II
vcrity Of Michigan at baseball to the time Of 10 To
ON Friday MAY -. colgate defeated bN the
Rdgencd Athletic club by the score of . {" o. ana
on saturday by Union College by the score 81 . to l.
Yesterday May 3Ol Rochester University fell N'um
10 Colgate. the score being - to :.
Dr. L. VI. osborne. Dr. w. y. Clarke. and Treasurer
W. Il. Rowland, attended the May meeting, ~ Chicago.
Professor !. VI. McGrcgury Will spend the summer
and the first 1yO terms ~ the next collegiate year I'm
GERMANY. Edward Elcry. 80. will have charg" Of
the chemical laboratory during Professor Mc''nsory ;
ON June . occurs tho Lawrence Chemical Prize cN-
animation, on Juno g. sophomore Latin Prize -
animation. and on juno :. the Osborne Mathematical
Prize examination and the Baldwin "reeA Prize eA-
animation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
HARVARD EXAMINATIONS.
CLASS spEAKERs-cYcL1NG-PHI BETA.

CLASS sPEAKERS-CYCLING-PHl BETA'
Cambridge. May 81 (SpecaD.-The final examlna-
t;ons have now begun and will continue until class
dav. June 90 The semi-annua period Of grinding
has therefore begun the library and other places
~ studv are the scenes Of much hard work Glass day
invitations are being sent out and the indications are
that the occasion will DC fully equal in lveness and
interest to former ones.
The commencement speakers have been chosen and
are as follows: Scientific School, g. J. Pierce; Law
School F. r. Jones college F. H. Ball uatln
W. F. B. Dubois, r. c. Harrison, ID. c. Lorrey and
r. L. Weeks.
The second eight OF the o. X from ~ have been
elected and are J. 7. Bass j. Cummings, W. j.
Farquhar J. NJ. Howells, X, H. Post, r. b. Potter
T. S. Rogers and a. II. Williams
The annual spring handicap road race Of the cycling
association was run Wednesday afternoon over the
Chestnut Hill reservoir The distance is seven
miles c. S. Halves, 49, finished first, A. s. Austrian
'9l. second and T. Banon '9l scratch, third.
The Boylston Chemical Club has been unusually
active this year. Officers for next year have been
elected President, ". II. Warren, gr; yice-Presden
treasurer, IL. +. Brown, go, librarian, w. l.. Jen
nings, or.
me speakers at the Phi Beta Kappa exercises on
the day after commencement have been announced
Bishop Potter OF New York, will deliver the Grafton
Richard W. Glider, Editor Of THE Century will
read the poem and Colonel Hlgginson will preside.
Ex president Grover Cleveland viii be present
G. t. Ouimby, l.. s.. vice president, q. T. Gold
thwate, '01 secretary, W. G.. Brown '91 treasurer
G.. Steedman, '92.
Professor Torrey IS very seriously ill.,
II Is reported that dormitory is 20 be erected
on Oxford-St. by private capital; it will be the
finest building here.