davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-30

The city council viii inset tomorrow
night 70 dispose Of the "hoId over" routine
work from the last regular session J. is
thought Jasperite Contractor x. T. VII
son. Of Chicago. and Col Drake. a u
Paul, viii arrive this evening or tomorrow
morning and look after their jasperite
rtaveu7e-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-30

Mrs Clara Hughes. Of 4l3 South Main
street, was rendered a surprise last evening
by number Of her friends the occasion
being the anniversary Of her birth day.
A hack load Of characters INDUCED in a
little free far all EyLt last night in one u
the AL night den- The prominent feature
appeared 20 BE- that all concerned were
more or less disGgured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-30

Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Tanning, al
their home, 81 North 4th ave, a daughter
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

tour suites of study and two bedrooms cach. Hike inc
suites ia Merton IoIl eighteen large single rooms VIII
aicovcs fifteen smaller singles. and three f@.e H"VS
of bedrooms and study each. All The larger s spos'
will be furnished with Icplaces. one OF ie p'ee%,. %
es, features is the number Df OIle! NiLdOws DueSu
ali along the front and side Of the hail. winch WIZ
add greatly both to the hC"aty OF the Duli1ihs """
The attr.ctivcnc.s Of tly rJ0uis. ~.
The oining-room is larger tlan those IN t'c o,ncr
halls reing - feet wide. 80 feet long. ana = zee.
high Underneath the Kitchen when Is on thc Hrsl
floor. there will be "a large bakcrv. -,
The hall viii accommodate slNif-tWO stuceh's' anu
will BE- open for residence next october. i,
ON March l. ;lc Rev. samuel Dyke. sccfcIuh VI
the National Divorce Leneue. gave = lecture Dcipl
the Reform Club and others N "Ihc fanlN anu anu
the state after dwelling on the Great lIpnfIunce
OF closer study by political economists OF ue ialS
and of the need Of reform In marriage ana divorse
laws. Mr. Dyke gave account ct the WORK OF t'
National Divorce League. lie cmplacaly eWphlsi@ci
especially the need of tie creation OF more en-
lShtcned public sentiment. partly by the d1tsion
Of literature on the subject. and partly by courses
Of lectures. especially In the country towns ic cA-
pressed hope that this latter work might ir iuturc
years be undertaken hy COLLEGE students. 40,
Miss Fine. who is al The head OF the COLLEGE -cttc-
meni- in New York CITY. expects TO visit ETyn Mawr
the 3ist. 10 iav before the students pan Tor
establishing the work Of the settlement on permanent
basis
Tho English department Will soon be enriched by
collection # ctchugS. photographs. ETC.. in isira.
ton of the lectures English literature sum Of
$500 given last year for this purpose. ana IL IS
hoped that the pictures will be bought this spring.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
IMPROVEMENTS AT BRYN MAWR.
NEW HALL OF MISUNDERSTANDING VACATION
LECTURES

Brvn Mavr. Penn. March (Spcciall.-hs the spring
vacation begins this year the Isl of APRIL there
will be no lectures held from that date until the morn
ing OF the 9th though the halls will bc open for those
students who are unable to 90 home for the holiday
Many have arranged 10 spend the week at Atlantic
CITY and other watering places near phlladciphia.
During the vacation the building OF third hail
Of residence will be begun. Mcssrs Cope ara steward
SON the architects Of Radnor the second Of the two
dornitorles built have had the planning OF the new
hall which is TO be called Dcnbigh. The building Is
10 be of gray stone. similar to that used for lsador
and prouises TO be the handsomcst and most com
Portable OF all the halls 1t Will be placed directly
bchlnd TAYLOR by the back entrance TO the college
grounds, and Will consist OF a long main haii WIN
a wing at each end. The whole OF the main division
and the left wing will he two stories high, ana VIII
contain most Of the students rooms.
The other wing. towards Mcron Will be three stores
in height except ono end. which will be OF four sorcs
| and will form a kind OF tower. on the first floor
of this wing Is rcccpton-room. large dining hail,
sttin rooms for the mistress and houscecpcr kitchen
| md panrics besides one two large single rooms
for students The second floor Of this wing and part
of the third occupied by students rooms the back
part of the third foor being used for servants rooms
In the fourth floor. formed by the tower and entirely
cut on from the rest Of Tic house viii be the inirnar
consisting OF spacious bedrooms and bathroom and
| large sin parlor for the invalids.
The students rooms will be Of four knds-twcnty
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
AGRICTLTrRE IN ARMS.
FRESHMEN FIGHT THE FACULTY on \ POINT

FRESHMEN FIGHT THE FACULTY ON PolNi
OF UONOR-TUE FACULTY srsPENDS THEM.
Amherst. Mass March 3O--The term that opened
:, ouietly three months ago closed Thursday noon
amid a great commoton hetwcon faculty and students.
There is college rule that the freshmen shal always
allow tic sophomorcs to precede them In leaving the
chanel after morning prayers and this regulation has
formed the subject Of frequent words OF advice from
the authorities Twice recently Il has been violated
rushes ensuing. and Tuesday morning the thlrd
time came As a result. II. +. stone. '92, was ex'
peled and j. "A. Gregory ard O. ,. woodbury.. 'o3,
were suspended for one year. Their classmates
thought these men were selected rnslc ,icrs. and
fastened TO write 10 the president tlat hey w-ro
not So The class threatened not to attend any reel
a,ious until the faculty r-considcrcd their action
The letter was returned to the sendcrs sutlnS tho
action to the word. not nan appeared at chapel or
examinations on Wednesday. when the college terni
closed at noon. At a faculty meeting on Thursday
evening the entire freshman class suspended. and
they Will not fad It an easy matter to be received
again into fun and icgul0r standing when college
remain in force, the men are all admitted II not
10 have been rnglcadcis at oil evcnto To have
left tho room ahead OF their snperioIs.
The March bulletin Of the state Experiment Sta
ton was issued this week. and contains an able arrls
ON How Can We Improve the Prodnctvencss Of our
four months ending February Is, II Is stated
that the mildncs Of these months has been without
parallel since the beginning Of the weather records
at Amherst In 1896"
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
DARTMOUTH DEGREES TO BE lAhT' I'm
THE REFITTED tHUhOH I00
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUT OF DOORS


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUT OF DOORS
u.oovor X H.. March 80 (Special)-Thc recent
editorial mention in The Tribune cohccr,"s wv ,s tnet
!, regard to commencement that the seniors "ao ''
taken has tcen received here with erca, ,l'c''o' ",
,,urclation but IL would seem that t"c'c va"
slightly erroneous idea abroad conccr1"s VIA. no
ICON done The facts in the case arc these oihoc
a.. orcc,on OF the college church the diuerc"t 'N
orclses of commencement week have "i""'S Do W
in that building and up to TINS year "o'' ''', ., 49,
no murmur OF opposition. liist S"h'e' ''' ~
~ the church was reited and Improved ho' NJ"
over by the church authorities, but by private no
cralltv For some time past the air has Deeh n''ea
With rrmor, TO the effect that ts year the church
was not TO be used ut all during tho commencement
season. and that other places must be iouho io' U0
various exercises Last week the decison Ia 0
matter was given this being that the church was "
be used simply for the regular commencement eNc'ac"
of THURSDAY and that none Of the oihcr eAcro'Sc'
would be allowed there. After dclbcratng upon u'e
rotter ard looking at II in different lights the
scn,ors almost unanimously decided to incur no cA-
pense TO drop all respor shility. and 10 tahc palt
6nly In those exercises OF commencement week 'nac
would be necessary to secure their degrees lho onS
reason and argument that was advanced for inc action
OF the church authorities was that since the ouhg
had ;ccn rcnttcd il more sacred than formerly
and that such exercises prize speaking clasS'day
orations and tho like would be sacregious and dctri
mental 10 the due spirit Of Driven out OF
thIe huildinr and forbidden make Of it, there
s practicslly no place where the exercises can be
held rhc only place that cord be suggested ny the
church authorities was the Gymnasium. This Is q
builfns tia, IS fr too small 10 seat the crowds OF
commencement wcca. and otherwise quite unsuitable
lar thc purpose A!cic Is 10 other place available
In the town 30 to seniors have decided e. have
nothing Whatever 10 do with providing entertainment
for commencement week. but 70 content thcE''eiNc.
with simply obtaining their diplomas The rc'ui; OF
hcr acton will be that he 30 Dartmouth CoMMch G.
mcnt will be memorable for the lack Of all those oA-
crcses that make the enjoyable Ia short every
thing but the dry bones OF graduation.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
THE WAYS OF WILLIAMS.
co,,rcr EDITORS - INDOOR ATHLETICS - TIE
BALL NINE
BALL y L.

u.r,,.r,e.orr Mas. March 20 rpeciall.-La',
,,saa- richt there was baschall meeting a''u v'o
,ouou1nr Advisory Committee was eected; '"o
lion 1ohn p Gale OF the resident alumni fi"ic77'
russell. of the faculty Captain CanpNe"' ~ "''-
prown 80. of the undergraduates ..
an wednesday evening there was JOINT ''oa''
,otu,ecn the Phlloogan and Pliiocchnian so'''u' =
M t,,e oues,lon: Resolved Tia. Home E"ic sho'Ni
20 Granted to Ireland The subject haa bceh wen
nororsd and much enthusiasm was shown bY DOH
ppf.us .nd guidance The Phllolorian had tho
onrmativc and won. The dispuants "eic FIA'
lorian: Clark 90: Winchester. '"o' ana l.'''''
20 phlo:echngn Baker, 90, Sco''Hs' w. Anu
Levy, '01. ,-., ..o, ,,.o
ON Friday evening an cratorical contest took plr'o
amorg ton sopbomores. the best FIVE OF whom were
oho.an for thc sophomore "Noonl.ghts.' The men
aDnontca were brown Wark. Cleveland Nei"i
and Thompson ,,-nos-,
,he 900 prize was divided between Fits, 10 anu
Allen. ,ol and the following editors were ch'se" "'
no.t wear: Allen, Edwards, Holmes, Noorc' Hc"l"n
and Russell aThe weekly has added 70 It's board Tic
following men Clevcihha' W "o-''s 90
90, and 6ewa '03.
Tho terms indoor athletic interests viii cuimna'e
,r This afternoons gymnasium exhibition. TIC
medals presented by +. L. Dunhe OF bos'oh
will be awarded TO the two men VINO 9''" ''''
highest number Of points in the three winter meets
Thus far the toa, highest are ,gss strong 5o pr
t"u. ,61. To- Thc men have bccn IN training io
,ynn,s for pyramid building. difficult gym'a.nc icas
and especially for tug Of Tnr & ra1e@Te% sTong ' t,'n m
with an anchor who was OH the champion Hs'| "oi5
tug OF war OF America. .,. ,,, ,,no. c..,,
The following is the VARSITY haii ninc @ ~ ,n',p
ben cantaio Arthur, Brown. Clcvest. Cox. Dul,,nu
Hollster Ilotchldss, Luce Mapes and spaHld,ii' =
The nine makes .n Faster trip Of ten Gays ana I,",
!bn ~, tnilowfnr teams: N.warhs, Wcdnc day. Afrl
s New YORK League Tnarsday; rhndelpha Leas.e
Friday wasnl1ston Lcagne G t NoIoaN niyc1tv a Of Penn
syvana Thursday LAFAYETTE College, FndSy ,a.S an,
the New-York League again on sa,ufaay ,c orl lL.
team making the best score against them ana VII,
Jams compcies The nine u.s. as al, whoie' eAceiicn'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
VASSAR IN VACATION.
PREPARING FOR FOUNDERS DAY - socIAL-A
BARREN LEGACY

PouchkccpSic n. Y. March 80 (Spccian.-A hundred
OF the students of Vassir College ut their homes
to-day, enjoying the Easter vacation. bat their alb
sence hardly noticeable, ior nearly 200 are lcft
behind to keep up tho din and hustle Of college HE
IL is the regular spring vacation. beginning on the
2-h Of March and closing the evening of April 3.
The preparations for the proper Observance of Found
cr's Day in progress, and VIII cnainatc ON April
% the day OF the observance. II Is one of the NEST
important days Of the college year.
Social affairs at the college have been very pleas
ant during the past winter. Very recently the banjo
club gave Il unique entertainment some of the songs
creating much mcrrimcnt. The Nassar College songs
originated year after gear novelties in their
and OF them have been published in book form
for tho cdhcaton OF tho Students and their friends.
1t begins to look though \assar College Will not
get any money of the Gorant estate. The lawy
ave got hold of IL. and the bequcst is loaded down
with legal questions and complications. There were
three motions made about II In as many courts in
one day. and II has come 10 be known as one OF
those everlasting" cases that take anywhere from
twenty to 100 years to settle. that by the time
is settled the settlement Will be so permanent that
Nassar may not find dollar OF the estate left.
The grounds about tho college are IN splendid condi-
tcn. and when the Srring foliage comes the sur
roundngs will be charming.
Thcrc Is some talk OF rcyivlng the regular spring
excursion the Hudson by the steamer Mary Powell.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
THE WEEK AT HARVARD.
THE VIEW cAprA1y-wELD BoAT-HoUsE-sPRlNc

THE NEW CAPTAIN-WELD BOAA-HO'"
BEcrss-1NrEREsTISG LECTURES.
Comhr,doe Macs. March 80 (Special.-The event Oh
.,o ,on,, bas bcen the resignation OF r. j. Herfo"'
zoo 90 o.,oi, NJ the VARSITY crew, and inc eic0'io"
-, 7 Hutchinson, 90, in bis place MI hcrro"
,o,oa convinced that he was not one OF ''c o0'o
,c,, mo, among the candidates for TIC crew. "'''
attor consultation with graduates rendered HIS
tion Hutchinson was captain OF tc Ho'"'"" WV
ond rowed on last years varsity.
A. . massmeeting on "Wednesday eNeni"s '''o Wv
.,..,o, to GOVERN the new Weld boathousc was ao-
con+od nv the students with some amendments " ~
s,raosted IN Mr. Weld and the trustees. Inc lo'io"'
. orHcors wore elected President D. W. Luho ~ :
socrata,v r. B. Hale '01 treasurer e. L. Cuhorc, oo
Governing board r. F. IIerrick. 90 W. NJ. kandai W.
p saltonstall 'o1. and D. D. Earle, VI
The committee soliciting subscriptions ior tnc Dcp",
rund have already obtained Seep. WIN a"ui.io'"'
.,m,s s.u to come in It is hoped Harvads contriou-
ton win reach Al ,ooo ..,. ,os.o
one week The Varsity and class crews WHICH arc
all rowing on the river now. VIII copthGG G s'"'h The
Smarc the hrief vacation. as Will also ulc hne. io
VARSITY and freshman mines have ALREADY uo.S t,n
work out Of dcS but int Viii not 'rhn The rnnns track
Holmes Field has been put IN o'aer aa aninr nndcr
for the Mott Haven team are IN actVo ''a'''''s
some particularly valuable and nteTesng sairr
have nccp given during the week. William NJ Wt sarie,
Of Chicago. ectued on THURSDAY eVe'l,s asd pn Wells
,of @ two Lectures in the course the Principles OF
Taxationr Captain Eugene Grlcen o, the
Houston Electric C2mra Of powe and Mr
Mo nor VI" ot Irnceton spoke before the Young Meh
Christian Association on FOREIGN Mssl"s aoVe
an INTERESTING talk nj the College Conference mec""s
On business as Profession
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
MARIETTA COLLEGE:
AN OLD TOWN BUT LIVE COLLEGE-woRK
PLAY AND STUDY.

Marietta, Ohio, March so (specaD.-The place that
the Marietta representative Mr.. Evan Evans. received
In the State Oratorcal contest held at Springfield,
Ohio was very gratifying to He had not thought
OF entering the contest until the last moment and he
only did at tho urgent request Of some Of his
friends consequently, he used grafton that he had
delivered in chapel few days before and had made
no special effort He received 9th place.
The presidency of the association was given to
Marietta this year. Mr.. f. J. Lewis was elected by
the College OratorIcal Association to that Office.
Athletics have received quite an impetus this col
lcge year. Last fall athletic contest was held be-
tween the two literary societies, Alpha Kappa and Psi
Gamma. The prizes, amounting 10 $50, were given
I'm books to the successful competitors, and they In
turn presented them to their respective societies, thus
increasing their already large Libraries.
our baseball nine has been chosen, and Is the best
one that we have had for long time.
Marietta large delegation - the y. NJ. c. A.
Convention held at Z0nesve on February ID, ID and
l5 Through the efforts Of some OF the delegation, the
papcr read By Professor f. Bosworth. of Oberlin
Theological Seminary, on "Plain Points on Bible
study was published The boys came home ell
thnsiastic and meetings Of the Y NJ c. a. have been
held daily ever since. 49,,
side affairs Marietta still regards scholarship as Of
the most importance, and In this as IN Oticr things
she is looking toward higher goal.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
AFFAIRS AT AMHERST.
A FALSE RUMoR-BALL PRACTICE-THETA DELTA
CHi-cOLLEGE EDITORS.

Amherst Mass. March 80 Spccal.-The dispatches
printed in some Of the daily papers this week to tho
effect that the freshman class Of Amherst College had
been suspended were entirely Incorrect. The error
arose undoubtedly. from the fact that there has been
recent trouble Of that nature AT the state Agricultural
College. located a mile from here. and having no con-
nection whatever with Amherst College. To peopl,
at all acquainted with Amher~, College and It's manage
ment such disciplinary reported viii be
recognized entirely contrary TO the original and
successful system Of joining the students with the
faculty in governing the affairs Of this college. Am
ers is Just closing term OF most earnest and valuable
work among both students aud faculty.
The baseball men are at work harder than ever
under Captain sullivan and in a short time Crane Of
the New York brotherhood team will be here TO coach
the pitchers. 1t is very probable that the team viii
have a training table at the Amherst House. They
will board here during the coming vacation at least
A game has been at last arranged with Harvard for
April 90 much the satisfaction OF every one here.
At the beginning OF next term the college VIII prop
abs elect 4 scorer to accompany the team.
The Amherst charge OF the Theta Delta Ch Fraternity
recently purchased a chapterholse on southampton
ST.. and have now commenced work on an addition
that Will make theirs, when compIeteu' orc ot us
most convenient and pcaSanteSi bulldings IN to"A.
The new portion Is be three stories IN height ad-
Joining the main house. The lower hoor VIII nave
two largo connecting pariors. Rooms for eight stu
dents Will occnp, the second floor and thc society
lodi room the tard hoor. The entire hon,c will Is
surrounded by wide pazkas The contractor expects
To- finish every thing before commencement.
The editorial boar If " The Literary Monthly has
heen elected these being the members II. ". Boyn-
lon Of newton Centre: II. VI. Chase. OF Ncwtonve;
/ d. G. kitchen OF New York City W. r. Mason, IT
Maiden. Homer Smith, Of Amherst; +. +. Northrip
Tho new board Of editors OF The student, Is COM
posed OF IL. A. Cushing. '9l edtorn-chet f. u. Mac
Fadden 'Ol. business manager, {. VI. Thorpe. '9l ;
y y. Avery. '9l \. II. MulniX. '9l; {. r. HYDE
'oI Il. :. Smith. 90 X. ;. Brooks, '92, H. l.. Clark
'p2, and VI. Hiscox. '93.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
VACATION AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.
TOURS PROPOSED BY THE MUSICAL CLUDs-A
GYMNASIUM CONTEMPLATED.

TOURS PROPOSED BY THE MUSICAL CLvDS-A
GYMNASIUM CONTEMPLATED.
Syracuse, n. Y, March 80 CSpecian -Deginnng On
April l. the students Of syracuse University VIII
havo weeks vacation before the spring term begins
They will improve the time in various ways. the
university goc club and banjo club take a SNORT
concert tour the kellogg Concert Company go on
Western trip and the university baseball club wiz
bats with the syracuse Stars. Most OF tho
other students will visit their homes.
THE University Herald prints communication
concerning the university, from a recent number OK
The Northern Christian Advocate The comminl-
cation declares that II not Dean Comforts inlu-
ence but rather the influence of Chancellor sims. whcn
induced John Grouse to erect the John Grouse Mo
mortal College for Women. No person induced
Mr. Grouse 10 erect that college. lie conceived to
idea hiplself and formed his own plans concerning
It's erection. After lie had decided to erect the cor
lego for women as a memorial to his wife, he u''
doubtcdly consulted Chancellor Sims In the mat'er'
But to Mr. Grouse alone belongs the credit FOR orSha
ing and carrying to successful conclusion the "c'
OF college for women. The cdince which crowns
University Hill IS a splendid and lasting monument !"
Mr. Crouse's munihccnce and public spirit
The public rectals are we'll attended BY univers%
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

me sonnomorc class: II. G. ElrIdee, L. r. Gibbs,

Of the sophomore class II. c. Elridge, L. H. 'iDe''
n. o. Gordon J. 5. Pullman T.. H. kice. ,,,u .ooe,,-
Professor Wilson has formally slgnlned HIS ao''p'
ancc of the chair Of history at Princeton. ,.tor
Professor Rice starts Monday lot binsn1u,o' ,, n
~ Y where he will represent the cocge =. n re-
nual session of the Wyoming Conference. pelolv S.rv
turning he will lecture twice at wyoming ocni'"'''
Kingston. Penn. ,,A, ,r,+ar concert in
The gee club their eighth eighth winter e0n meers
Memorial Chapel on Friday evening. q. -. rnSident
~ the cub held on saturday morning the president,
j. NJ Harris resigned and Mr. W. A. nsye elected
the following officers for the classday exerceS
commencement week: President, W. w. . .nrAaW' ~ 8,
president. Miss c. NJ Coggshall secre,ari nc
Morse treasurer. J. L. Beers orator, ~, r. nronhet
historian l.. S. Furncl: poet j. Iinher Pop. Poanc
F. " Harmon personal presentations h. W. canv Irane
class presentations, c. II. Opdyke pipe ccre,ony y
j. c. Graham ivy orator; h. c. Muf"cer nfcers are
odist F. C. Bray. The class supper olh.ers .v "nv .
Toastmaster s. Axson choragus, W. A. MontsTGn.9
prophet on prophecy. X. p Green inc doSatis
~ ihe officers has given rise to considerable ',
faction among the members OF the class ass a." nf
mnpleasantncss arose four years ago, and the ca VI
s6 graduated without holding class-day c1src's%e. 80
rho WESLEYAN glec and banjo clubs VIII gNo
concert AZ the Berkeley Lyceum, IN New lorh, % ho
WeIncsday evening. April . These clubs have @ De-;
doing snch excellent work during tho last lew yeas
that y fne entertainment may be saieiy promiseu'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
BROWN WARrLTRS.
THE MlNsrRELs oX THEIR rR>vELs-DoArcLuB
OFFICERS.
OrFIcI.Rs

Providence, Il. L. March 80 (speclal-Thc spring
vacation Of two weeks began on March ~ and consc
quently life at Brown at present with the majority
Of the students absent, is rather quiet Enough
students, however, in Providence 20 give lons
ing Brown cheer when The train rolled ont Of the
Providence and Worcester station Friday afternoon
with the minstrel troupe starting their Western trip
The Brown boys wcrc In high spirits. aud confident
Of very successful tOnr. for inc scheme has been
worked up in the most perfect manner and nothing
has been omitted which vouid add t) the Of
the troupe. I'm all the cite, where they intend 10 give
the entertainment the manager has secured the co
operation of prominent men who have. for some time
back. been actively engaged in wording for the success
OF the entertainment. The company will BE- absent
about two weeks, and in that time will sing in
Cleveland, March %; Chicago April Milwaukee
April Q st. Louis. April A. pcr Ind, April 3. and
their return will stop over at Euifao, where they