The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-04-13

College Notes.
DE RILEY HAwoRTH.

asst Thursday and returned Mon
day.
Miss Mollie Caldwell, Mrs. Lamar
and Mrs. Boardman attended Pres
bytery last week.
Professors Golf and Wilson, and
Doctor Boardman attended Presby,
terry at New Market last week.
George III Lowry came down
from Robbins, last Monday to he
PRESENT at the funeral of his broth
er, james Lowry.
o P.Johnson of Knoxville, was
on the Hill few days last week.
There seems to be considerable at
traction over here now for Bob.
Rev. J. S. Eakin, class of 'S7, was
Installed as pastor of the Presbyte-
rian church, at New Market, last
Thursday night. Mr.. w. Eakin
and Miss Stella, his father and sis
ter, were present at the installa-
ton ceremonies.
The Harrison Seminary baseball
team and the Boardman team will
play Il match game on the campus
next Saturday afternoon. This'will
be holly contested game. Let ev-
cry student put on his Collegecol-
Ors and be there.
Miss Annie Ellis was sick with
the roseola few days last week.
Charlie Moore who has been spend
ing the most of his time with her
for the last few months, c0Uldenot
stand to be away from her any'lon-
ger, so he pretended to take the ro-
seola'in order to get with her all
that day, but it was evident sthe
next day that there was nothing
the matter with him and he could
play his little game no longer.
A Democratic National Cen0en-
ton to nominate candidates for the
Officessof President and Vice Presi-
dent, was held in the Athenian
Hall last Friday night. EX-Sena-
tor Culton of S. c., was elected per
manent Chairman of the Conwen-
ton. The usual cOurtesies Of the
Conversion WAS extended to the
press. Miss Dossie Malcolm repre-
scented the Chicago Herald; Miss
Dora White the Cincinnati Conn
merciaf Gazette; John f. Love the
Maryville TIMES; A. L. Jones Pack,
After the usual routine of busisess,
nominations for President was de-
clared in order. Hon. S. w. Sher-
rill in an'eloquent speech placed ex-
PresidentsGr Cleveland's name
before theC Convention. The frieads
of the ex4President wore wild in
their enthusiasm, cheer after cheer
arose for their champion, and the
misses and .cries of "rats!" "ratsr'
from the Hill men turned the Con-
vention into pandemonium. IT
was ut leaStnifteen minutes before
order was restored. Ex-Mayor
Foster, Of New York City, then Oh
tanned the Aesr and placed Senator
Hill in nomination. 1t was now
the Hill mems time to cheer and
they did it with vim. Tammany
is here 10 full force, and they are
here with the intention of nominal
ing their man. Gov. Russell was
nominated by 5udge Lindsay, of
Mass, Senator Palmer by Sir Will
liam Hamilton, and Gov. BOies by
Hon. w. A. Brown, of MINI. There
being no other nomination the Con-
vention proceeded 80 ballot. The
first ballot resulted as follows:
Cleveland, 100; Hill, 1876; Boies, 66;
Palmer, 63; RUSSELL 40. The Con-
vention then took recess till 10 a.
IN. tomorrow.
The University of Tennessee
came down enmasse Saturday to
play in Maryville's 1900 acre tieldn
as the Journal put it and swipe the
earth with the aUdacious challen-
gers. But much their eonsterna-
ton they found a diamond" which
far surpassed their own and also q
team which was fright in it," In
fact they were taken entirely by
surprise. The rousing reception
given them upon their arrival show
ed them that we knew what we
were doing and prepared them in a
measure for the hard fight of the
afternoon. After the preliminary
practice, in which the University
made fine showing, the game was
called at 2:30. Maryville took the
field and by neat work, retired the
side without permitting a score.
But our boys were destined to the
same fate. The horrible contortions
of their KICKING pitcbar nrox,od sa+o