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SWARTHMORE.

Swarthmore, Penn. March (speciap. -There is con.
siderable depression Of spirits at Swarhmore al pres
ent. When Mr.. FOulke accepted the presidency a
bright future seemed to await the college, but owing
to the sad death OF his brOthern-law, Arthur NJ.
Reeves, who killed in railway accident on the
Panhandle little a week ago, all arrangements
have ceased and there is much uncertainty about Mr.
Foulke's action IL decided that the Inaugural
ton which was take place Tuesday, would have
to be indefinitely postponed and now IS rumOred that
Dir. Foulke. owing the increase duties which his
brothers death casts on him, has rescinded his &C
ceptance. Great surprise has been manifested at this
report throughout the college The general feeling is
that, as Mr.. FOulke can arrange his business
affairs Richmond he will return 10 swarthmore to
accept the place for which he is emnently qualified
Meanwhile President Appleton will remain in charge.
The action Of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association
in dividing $1,000 among the colleges which competed
In the last sports has produced much rejoicing at
swarthmorc, the lack OF money has been the great
drawback TO athletics here. John W. Hutchinson
represented Swartmore al the Intercollegiate meeting
and w. c. sproul represented the college at the meet
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WILLIAMS.

WIuamstown Mass March (sreciaD.-Wliinil
Howell Edwards '0I has reason to be congratuia'eu
an tbe complete success Of his comic opera Koh'eo
and Inlet which was produced last evening by a
c,,nnouv of twenty-five students. The usual uagi'ai
termination of the story Is avcrtcd by the oOhsuie
,r,r vino raises all the dead and the finale is loyIui
one p : Allen '0l made charming juliet some
iv feet three in height and the nurse. T. o. Holmes
,o1 as we'll made up suit his charge His acting ana
,n, were among the best of the evening, ana REFER
enc faithful servant of the nurse was also veiy we'll
don, Inv Mr. Person Mr.. Merrill. "a Friar Lawrehce'
ami Mr. Miller as Lady Capuet, made the greatest
cess with their parts. The opera was repeated laSt
rht and during the Easter vacation Will be presented
in other places. r.
The preliminary appointments Of the senior class for
rcxt commencement were posted on the REGISTRARS
hoard this week. The appointments are as fol
~ AIyord Austin, G. W.; Azhderan, D0licr,
lily Cowen. Crsndal Crump, Edwards Ferry,
SI'IiCS mn Iiumes, Ladd. Levy Lghtfoot McMyhn,
u"mtnTne Newton, Niles, Petson. Russell, sheppari
Spar 7Tr,ycu Warner, Wild \ larger per cent Of
thc Class received appointments than ever before
~ Iicn ;ol * associate editor of the new lht@c0l-
I.iatc monthly The College Man, which Is to be
published at NewliaNch III, l., ,h .,,,o s,,,r,
March 10 and 20
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ST. STEPHENS COLLEGE.

Annandale, y. Y, March (Sp"cial.-Thc Rev. DR..
Darlington Of Brooklyn, has offered to the senior class
prize Of so for the best essay lntcmpcraacc and
How II Can BE Cured The prize will be awarded III
June.
Another prize Is announced for proficiency in the
English studies. II will be awarded for the first time
, year. and hereafter Will be announced in the senior
year. the contest however to extend over the studies
in the English branches during the sophomore, Junior
and senior years.
\ glee club has been organized by number Of the
members OF the FulcXian society and IL Is doing
good work.
Bishop Talbot. OF Wyoming delivered the fourth Of
the Lcnicn lectures Monday evening AT tho chapel
The 9Th sermon preached on Thursday evening
by the Dean OF the Albany Cathedral.
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COLGATE UNIVERSITY.

Hamilton y. y, March (>pecal).Frofessor 5. Burn
ham, the recently appointed librarian OF the university
started Friday on tour Of inspection OF the leading
college libraries in the country, beginning with Column
bia and taking Princeton Yale. Harvard aud Amherst
In the order given
The death Of Professor Alexander Winchcl, LIZ d.,
who was to have delivered course Of lectures before
the university this month"; Oh the Relations Of Rcll-
zion and science has led 10 the selection Of the
Columbia College professor of philosophy for that
service.
The seniors were entertained at the home Of Pro-
fessor and Mrs. w. IL. Maynard Thursday even
Ing
The appointments Of contestants for the Sidney Clark
prize I'm OratOry from the senior class have been an
nounced as follows: G. ID. Adams, Randallsvillc;
c. ID. Case Hutchinson, Mimi; G. Il. Clapp, Ball>tpn
spa; E. Z. Harmon Edwards ID. +. OsgoOd. Verona.
and ". L. ROwlands, Utica. The contest taxes place
ON Thursday night at 10 O'Clock, the class Of ~
gathered at the Park House for the annual freshman
BANQUET II. Nankirk was POSTMASTER. BrigGs,
Rogers Leonard and Leet, the class quartet furnished
the music with Piddc, banjo sOloist g. +. Kifcnburg
rected a poem; Ii. T. stevenson. the class history
r. ii. sheldon, u. z. Taylor II. L. Newell, &. +.
Brownell and IL. 5. Winters responded to tOasts.
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TRINITY.

Hartford March (Specal).-The baseball manage
nen has already arranged several dates for games in
the coming season. The first game will probably be
with the Boston Association team about ADrll 10. in
Hartford The nine start the Easter trip April
H. Games have been arranged with Columbia.
Rutgers Lafayette, Lchigh. the University of Penn
syIvania and Dickinson College. Games in the
months of Aay and June arc being arranged with
Yale. Harvard Cornell, Wesleyan. the University Of
Michigan, the University Of Pennsylvania and the Col
lege Of the Holy Gross.
The press club held a meeting during the past week
and elected the following officers: President. c. ~
Johnson 30: secretary ". +. Collins. 'J3: 4. G..
Graves ,0l and &. &. Barton and X. y. Bates. OF 49,
members Of the executive committee.
Professor Charles I. johnson is arranging to give
series of lectures. the proceeds of which 10 be
devoted to fund for additional prizes in the Enss
department,
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WESLEYAN.

Mddletown, Conn, March (SpccaD.It was de.
cided AT recent meeting Of the faculty 10 postpone
the Junior orat0rcal contest, which has heretofore
been held at the close Of the winter term, until the
beginning Of the spring tcrm This action was taken
al the unanimous request of the ten contestants and in
Difference 10 a growing opinion In college that the
change ought to be made to avoid the term examine
ton with which the exercise had coniicted In former
years.
The clee club sang in New Britain Thursday
evening IL viii give its annual winter concert In
Mlddletown in Russell Library Hall. on March -.
Professor Atwater who has spent the winter In
cultural chemistry has returned to the college.
The East Greenwich alumni association held It's
annual banquet at tho McD1nough House on Friday
evening c. II. JudhinT Wprc-cIttd the seminary
The officers elected President, x. {. Parker sec
rctary &. II. Blakcsee
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AliliERST.

Amherst Mass, March s (SpeciaD-The sacred pre-
cincts of College Hail have not witnessed such u
stirring scene as they did Friday evening since the
memorable times Of the Republican Convention three
years ago. The occasion was the trial OF a remarkable
breach Of promise case i'll which the defendant C. o. w.
Trotter who is locally known Charles o. Wells, the
mile runner alleged 10 have rifcd with the afec-
tiops OF Miss Wearietta B0nbon, young lady from
Smith College. Miss BOnbon H. W. BoyntOn 81 l.,
attired in borrowed fnery. The college ball team
Melted S232 by the entertainment.
The baseball team has been invited TO play the
West Point nine on the occasion Of commencement at
that Institution in June. The games already arranged
Include one with Exeter, April 30 Harvard, May l.,
and AndOver May .. several games are planned for
Tile last few days Of the next vacation.
President WashbuTn, Of Robert College has been
visiting Amherst in the last week. lie was graduated
al Amherst,
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WELLESLEY

Wellesley, Mass, March 8 iSpecial-The gee cIup
is still hard at work upon 1t, concert pFoSdHo ana
its enthusiasm seems IN 10 wise dampcncd by inc
serious Os-c, that it has suffered The three vacant
places usci BY the recent departure OF Miss Luz
and Miss bowling and the resignation Of Ms, Perrin
have now been filed by the appointment Of Mis- Lucy
White Oh and Miss Adelaide EOuncy, 20, second
alto; and Miss Evangcliue sherwood, ~, second
soprano. The concert will take place May II, ana
the programme 10 be presented Will contain many
new additions 10 Wellcscys songs, a. wei d, The OLD
fivortes This concert viii be gwen for the benefit
OF the Chapel Fund. $500
The freshman class on SATURDAY night elected TIC
following officers President, Miss Caroline Randolph
yicc Miss Edith Grape, r'cOniing secretary.
Wies Roberta Allen; corresponding secretary, Miss
Marian weston: treasurer. Miss Helen Stair; hlstD-
,i,ns Misses Maudc Thomson and Gertrude Angel :,
factotums Misses Ada EcIhcd AID Kate Wander
burg. ,,, t. ,,., =,
4 cancert given on MONDAY evening, March =,
m tho college chapel by the students O the school OF
Music. Nearly twenty numbers were rendered
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Tile LEIIIGH UNIVERSITY.

south bethlehem, Penn, March Spcclal).-The
chess club handicap tournament, which mas been III
proeress for the last few weeks, was won by h. W.
woIkcr. oa The prize was a handsome gold medal.
n, cuh T., now PLAYING games with the Princeton and
Columbia College chess Clubs.
4. f. Je.sup, '02, Ia sheen elected to "The Burr
editorial board.
Last Friday radical change was made in the MD
winter sports. They were held in the gymnasium LII
the evening instead of the afternoon, as heretofore
The winners Of the various contests were Horzohtti
h,r p T. Wiaircc. ~ spring board jump, h.. ".
Walker. ~, Il. : in. swinging rings T. - NlniIcc'
~ umblng, G.. Mooihcad, - parallel bars T.; a
schumau. '9i; rinnnc high Kick, J. Dcnman 70
H. in; standing hgh jump, }. Dennal' - H.
q in: running high jump. l.. W. Walker, ~ . H. IT,
> in: fencing, H.. c. Warmer, ~ ,parring, D. NJ
Van Cicyc, '94 wrestling, H. p. Van Mater, I'd
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SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. Y. Y, March C>pccaD.-Thc trustees Of
syracu~. University have decided = build ryinna-
sum. Chancellor c. y sim. In his recent report
Civ recommended the erection Of -Hch bWldln''
The students have long felt the need Of hndnf Tor
physical exercise. but tho trustees ana laeuy LA''
been unwilling to act until they coah crcct a bu'I'
ing in the same style Of architecture" as those which
no,r alorh fllc campus, The estimated cost IS S20.OOj
The ul,ns are al completed and tie s" decided UPON
The building will be in Use by next fall If not Dci'"
that time.
The trustees Of the university ~ their meeting &C.
cidod 10 adopt suggestion Of Chancellor sims iu ms
roort that a chair Of political economy ana '"-a''
,,htect lac established n is to be vacant for me
,rcot Tho faculty II the College of Liberal AFt'
were requested 10 suggest the cH'ci NAM anu ''0r'
~ .uch a chair a. m. next annual lur'ilh-. ., -,
Vi r. Svr,cu.. chautcr 81 the pltn ip-ilon IRA
tcritr held it, -cv"ntccutI annual r.'cHt'h at ''c
- man bnu.n last week. DcrE't"- were present from
~" chapter, 40 Hamilton, CDlutc, Rochester I'hV
cite and Williams.
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VASSAE.

Poughkeepse, March (SpecaD.-Thc last "hall
play" given by the Philadelphia Society. on February
o. tho best OF the year thus far. The play Itself
a Russian Honeymoon" is an interesting one, ana
the cast OF characters unusually good The par'
most successfully taken the two most diverse III
character. Miss Florence Halliday POlesla, proved
that even on the college stage tragedy may be some
thing more than ranting: and Miss ID. T. Taylor
as Ivan did the shrewd, unscrupuous. cmdlkc shoe
maker 10 perfection.
The annual "trig ceremonies" came or saturday
evening March 7. The committee has been an active
one and they may congratulate themselves on the re-
suit The play presented original. the singing
was excellent and the 4" hits" were bright without
being bitter.
At the annual meeting Of the trustees. on March 4.
resolution adopted t. build professors houses
The trustees recognized that some provision must ic
made for the rapidly increasing number Of stud n~,
and they wisely decided 10 meet this end by building
four new houses for professors, just outside the COLLEGE
grounds and converting the present houses INTO rooms
for students.
on FRIDAY evening March C, the school Of music, "a
sisted by Miss Emma Hccke, gave solrec ihu,lcal'
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vp,p,c WoPK OF 4 DISPEYSlRY.

The trustees of the Northern DispensaFy nav ~. in.
issued ther report for $780, which shows that INC
.tntlon enjoyed prosperous and useful year. nu nn,'
the wear IA ,2o3 patients treated, and oo0
scyiptlons were dispensed. The trustees hopo a
chartably disposed people will assist them III ~. a
inc the institutions usefulness. 1t aims 70 - I,,
medical and surgical relief to all poor anu =" tbo
o,,o ,ivnr in that part OF the city bounded on 'o
D,, NV rrentythirdst on the east BY Broadway on
tnc south by Spring and the west by I,c .IeX
River The officers for 1901 are He georSe starr;
d rice M, ,Ident Robert ;. Holt; thru pr
dent. p Van Zandt Lane; SECRETARY, Cnares "
treasurer, Albert Il. B0gert, NO. Vi DAAAs'
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New brunswick, March Spcclal.-The Board OF
Trustees Of Rutgers College have conferred upon Pro-
fc,.or George VI. VAIL. principal Of the Thayer
Academy Brantree, Mass. tho decree Of l.. III. d. in
recognition Of his scholarly attachments. The de
gree Of L.. d. was conferred upon VlccChancellor
Alexander Van Fleet
President scott has decided not TO mOyc into the
presidents house lie VIII occupy his own residence
The college residence will be used for another purpose.
some Of the pupils Of the Rutgers Preparatory
school an Friday night gave an entertainment for the
bcncnt of the Young Mems Christian Association, Miss
Nina FELTON, and the glce club contributing their ser
vices. , -.
The Rev DR.. A. L. Van GiesOn. Of the First Re
formed Church Of Poughkccpsle n. ~ preached in the
college chapel this morning.
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CORNELL.


Ithaca, " " March (specaD.-The organization
~ the Susan f. Linn school OF Philosophy authorized
bv the board of trustees at their annual meeting Ill
october last, was completed at meeting he.u Oh
Tuesday last The staff completed Is as 1oiIo"s
J. c. scmInan, professor of philosophy dean . u
Williams professor of pedagogy; {. NJ. Iyicr pro
lessor OF history and philosophy OF religion ana Cfis-
tan ethics. The foregoing appointments were maze
in October There were added 10 the list on March
9 the following appointments F. NJ Angel assistant
professor of Psychology J. E. Creighton. Instructor IN
modern philosophy: w. Caldwell instructor in modern
philosophy; W. A. Hammond, Instructor III "TeK
philosophy W. + Wilcox Instructor in logic.
The programme of in this college for the
next COLLEGE year will be ready Tor circulation in APRIL
. ON Thursday evening the "Phonnio7 OF terrence
,1vs IT, j lated at meeting Of the classical association
The characters distributed follows: Phonnlo
q. V Fowler Dcmipho, +. J. Beardsley; Chrenus'
L. c. Root Antpho W. 5. Gilbert; Phraedl1a r. L.
Norton Geta Miss Soule; Doris, Il. H. Newell DAVIS
f. j. Durand; sOphrOna Miss Berkield; NaIsestata.
Miss &. H. Swartout; HeGo, l. l.. Hinnah' Catlhus
Miss Barton; Critic Miss Fitzpatrick.
On Friday afternoon j. i. Iulioway, past president
of the American Society OF Mechanical Engineers
lectured in sibey College, subject, some Phases III
the Romance Of Engineering
The Cornell central club is pushing its enterprise
of building an alumni hall on the campus
The third annual report of the Agricultural IN
pertinent station has just been published by the uni
versity. 1t contains the report of the director III
which is shown the plans OF the proposed agricultural
hall which was directed TO be built ut cost OF
$50 900 at the annual meeting of the board OF trustees
the report of the chemist. containing cuts OF the new
chemical aboratOry the agricultural experiment sta
itOn -room OF the quantative laboratory the re.
port OF the bOtais with cut OF the sage cOlseIFt'oIes
the report OF the cyptogramic boanist, with cut Of
the laboratory the report of the enomoIoSlst win
cuts OF the interior and exterior of insecary, and the
reports OF the agricultuIist and hOrticultl!l,t
ON Friday evening the third annual banquet OF the
law school held at the Ithaca Hotel. Among
those who res pended to tOasts Douglass BoaId
man. Professor Ii. b. Hutchins and Professor F. NJ.
Burdick.
AT the meeting of the Baptist circle on Friday night
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
year President, X. Elliott vice president, Miss Iuh
secretary, Miss Maynard; treasurer, Mr. simpson {;
member Of the executive board, DR.. Law.
The Rev. julius II. Ward Of BrOOkline, Mass,
preached to-day in sage Chapel upon The Office
vi The Imagination in Religious Education"
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DELAWARE.

Newark Dell March q (speciaD.-The following pro-
motions have been made In the corporal guard Color
Corporal BoOkhammer TO he color sergeant. Private
Burton 10 be color corporal Private DOdd 10 be color
corporal Private Th0rp 10 be corporal.
\ double quartet has been formed among the stu
dents with the following members Armstrong, Pie,
Handy H0ssinger, Honccker, Raub Short and Foulk.
Both the Athcnacn and Delta Phi societies will
have benefit dramatic performances in the oratory.
For the first named the comedy The Flower OF the
Flock" will be presented and for the latter society the
comedy The stolen WILL \ JOINT debate Is also
70 take place In the OratOry.
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.
PRESIDENT PATTON TO HOLD /" LIBRARY MEET
JNGS"

Princeton y. j., March (SpccaD.-PreSdent Pat
ton intends to hold series OF library meetings tm'
winter al prospect" the first Of which VIII be held
in the near future. This course was first gwen by
Dr. McCOsh when he was president oil the c"ilege'
The members Of the junior and senior classes were in
vitcd 10 hi, library where paper would be read upon
some pho,ophic or literary subject by some able man
engaged for the occasion. After the reading OF the
paper the subject open for general DISCUSSION
Professor Henry Il. Fine is preparing new textbook
I'm mathematics, entitled The Numerical system Oh
Algebra which will appear In about a month
Professor Allan Marquand Is preparing ISt N
medieval renaissance casts for the Metropolitan
Museum of New York. He is also preparing AN article
Oh chronological standards in Greek architecture WHICH
will appear in The American Journal OF Archaeology
in the near future.
Professor A. L. rockingham has been engaged 10
deliver series OF lectures at Pennington on heuae'"
art. He is also preparing volume on the History
and Monuments of Cistercan Architecture III l'"y'
a paper on the History Of Art In Rome during 'nc
Middle Ages and articles the "Tombs OF the ropes
at Viterbo, and Early Christian and Medaeval Mohu
ments in Italy,
The candidates for the nine have been reduced 10
fifteen men, from whom the team and substitutes WIZ
he chosen. The students regret that r. "A. watts W.
who paved third base for the last three years mas
left college. The were measured Tor thelr Sui'S
last week The suits this year will consist OF gray
knickerbOc kcrs orange and black leiSeS ~ ha1
black stockings and bIdck caps WIN ulO "" 10.
MONOGRAM worked in orange. The MANAGEMENT MT
arranged for the following games up to a%iS sn
1s Philadelphia (NatiOnal LeaGue), at fhIi!uCIRiIi
Anril z Williams az Princeton; April 4. New ORR
National League. at Ncw-York; April T. St. John
Fordham at Hizh Bridge April . New 1oIR tNaIo,in
League at New-York; April ., Lehlgh at hrt id
April IT, Columbia at PRINCETON April -, Cniye enS
of PENNSYLVANIA at Princeton April D. staten IsIdu
AtbletIc Club al Princeton; April 20, Lafayette. al
EastOn; April % Englewood Field Club at Princeton
Al a meeting of the college last week G =.
Cnyler class of 20. reelected u the graduate
advisory committee for period of three years Max
Farraud o. treasurer of the football aSSOcldo was
elected mr. slent for the next and George G.
. Fraser tg3 Wa elected treasurer.
According to the statistics which have been gathcre1
ahot The present senior Cas> twenty ont OF the nst
fiftv men smoke: ten will study medicine. twenty
seven will study Theology hirtyfonr VIII read law;
and six will 70 into journalism. The percentage Oi
men Who win enter professions is unusually large.
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4 NEW NORMAL COLLEGE PRIZE.

Commissioner Charles b. Hubbell of the Boaru %
Education, who is also a member OF the executive COM
mittec OF the Normal College, has offered p'lNo
the member of the graduating class Who at the tc VI
graduation has made the greatest comparative improve
ment between the months OF February and June. lho
value Of the prize has Yet been stated IL mas uen
decided by the college authorities to have each seooH
of the senio class select three girls who IN their o
ion are the most wosthy girls in their section al ~,
focy and that body will choose between the elslIeeA
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,r>rrvApy COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

IIackettstown, y. j. March (speclal-Iho SIN
,eanth anniversary Of the Whitney Lyceum took place
- Aha i,stnte chapel on Friday evening. The pro-
cramme was partly musical. partly literary.
The Easter vacation begins on Friday, March 20,
and closes March 30. After vacation the baseball
team will get TO work In earnest. Already several
Games have been arranged.
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Law. Frank BARTON. Theology and Mr.. Warren, Medi'

cine. - .seo-
The annual meeting OF the university beacon a,'o
citation was held Friday. March o. WINS ~ Tow =,
90 was unanimously chosen to serve as pie'iu."
the association for the ensuing year, 'its9 painom
Wendell 49, elected secretary john a. oditor.in
'02 fifth director and Wilbert f. Glllllan' eu''''
Professor Barrett Wendell of Cambridge iso,PP1o Of
to be the guest of the evening at the next uieee u
the Monday Club.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT

Burlington. VT. March (special. president Buck
ham made address at the annual dinner Of the sons
Of Vermont, held In Providence. Wednesday last.
Professor and Mrs w. W. Cooke entertained the mem
bers Of the Junior class at their home Friday
ing.
Interest in baseball matters increases as the active
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uOSTOY UNIVERSITY.

Boston, March CspcciaD-Thc adjourned meeting
~ the athletic association held in Jacob sleeper
Hall on Wcdnc day, March t. and the following were
h sen the officers of the association for the ensuing
veor: President. Edward II. scott school of Law +,
vicc.reesident Wills VI. Townsend. school Of Medi-
cine; secretary, Lewis c. strang. College Of Liberal
Arts: treasurer John ID. Keefc, School II Theology
directors-W. +. Rogers, {. L. A.; George a. Drury.