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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-07

PREPARING ALREADY FOR THE JUNIOR PROM
ENAUE.

yew.IToycn Nov G Special. Already extensive ~
rangements are being made for the junior pr
which has crown TO be an affair oil "iiios' :.
interest at Yale. II IS certainly one Vi ''e So
results Of the social season. This year the p'o''u
Will occur on Wednesday, January 20 III we
in Meadow-st. ,u ,ots
ON Monday evening the Junior german VIII 'aHe
Mace, on Tuesday the Glee CluD convert "''' ~
so,hon,ore md senior germans those events 10 Gnu
with the great occasion on the following night D"'
the three days large number OF teas Will 'ahe pi"'r
I'm the students rooms IL was th"uEhl O''' ~ -
gymnasium would be used FOR the junior pro"''."Ne
p,. veor es n possesses several advantages 'I''
the old place did not have But the a"'' WIZ '''~
place a. formerly in thu arTnoFy' 49,, -,
The committee has Just begun pFepaialohS' O"' a
400, .s t,,. ,ootbnu fever has passed away more
earnest work will be- begun. The committee ai'
Cochran chairman; stilman. Potter, MAcMlI""' N"S'
smith soIlry. Ward and Whitney. floor man"s''o.
II Ia, been customary FOR the Andover men IN iale
10 give "A banquet each year. The NUMBER Vi MN
thn famous preparatory school has been cohs","y ."
s,,, untu there are now several hundred oi them
IN college In consequence 1t has been decided ~ III.
Andov.r club to abandon the customary Dihque', "".
>, ,,s,tn,a IN rs place "A reception. The details VI
,,l r.c.p,iou are in charge OF committee NHo' 10
composed A. follows: !. H. Field, 'V3, T. H. "''''
NiIau ~: Y. H. Burr. 80. =; 5. T. bliss 49, >
g. r. S. John sheffield, 90, - ;. W. sH'''H' 3D. %
q r.. Clark, 49, and l.. =. sheldon, 20
TIA. uu,l .Alng Of the accounts OF the Yale com
,n~ r,>ult. I'm an agreeable surprise to the "hoIe
university The cost had been estimated al 81
y..k u.r man. but At the end OF The month il was
fund ,l.t th. COS, averaged only ~ 81 for eaoh VI
IN. lOO hoardcrs This l. less than the amount p"'
a., "a. Unrvarl commons. which feds looo men
r,r mr.. thtrtv-six walters from the college, WIZ
r.c.lv. their board free remuneration
Yar', football record. since the sSs''i" "a '>o''"t
20 iHn lgpn
f., r.paIrs and improvements at tie field VI 'hl'
amount over $4,000 spent on the ne" aIh'u'
hous.. The running track has been much improved
and new grand stands have been erected. ~. 90 90
balance I'm the treasury. In lo1i TIE ueo' a"'ou''
Sne's football record since the system Vi sco r
lac ,oinis was introduced In 1883, shows that III hese
ia vssrs Male has scored 1890 points TO her op,
m"nept ninety two OF the nine games played auiins
bcs ycals with Princeton, Yale la, Won Sven, S'o',,
,'n.iy four points 10 pnncetOns twenty oi thr seI
tAil's plAH ~ NJ" ti,ryarts tTcutyslX Yale has moi
durlu, this time lost game ~ any o'hei '"''esV'
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
STUDENTS IN GREAT NUMBERS SENT HOME
TO VOTE.

STUDENTS IN GREAT NUMBERS SENT HUME
TO VOTE.
Ann Arbor Nov C (Specal).-The election Is oi
course absorbing all OF the attention OF 'he suue"
at present 1t has been decided by the facuIy "
| make Election Day holiday fohIicai 'neV''o
Joint debates parades and political demons
| OF all kinds have made the last week NOISY Wv
| The Democratic claim that the colleges are WV" -.
Democrats this year Is not borne out by ms "'''
rors,tv Tho Rnpiblican Club IS probably the largest
College Republican club In the country, and IL shVnu
| no AK II is the mother Of the American kep"pi'"'
College League. 1t has membership oil ui"e wv
| I 500 students, while the Democratic cmo ms roo
| than 800 members The Republican Chb nus i'"A.
arrangements TO pay the travelling eNPe"S'H -
students who are qualified TO vote, ana inc IRA
minority OF the club have gone TO their MONIES ~.
| that purpose, some going rs i"r 10 ~"
Colorado. nth
The School OF Music has now been open inon'"'
and Its projectors feel satisfied that the venture Ia,
proved a success. 1t has enrolled, 10 o""'
students II Is largely the result OK 'he S"o'o',i"
work OF the Choral Union, the students choru'' "'"
under the progressive leadership OF froieSsor H,O
A stanley, has come TO De- regarded ms 'he hh's'
chor,,s In IN. Wet It numbers 800 voices. An
invitation has been extended Il TO take part III inc
grand choral celebration at the opening OF the "or"
Columbian Fair next May. ,
Robert c. Ingcrson spoke TO the students last WIG"
upon Shakes peare.T The fame OF The great o'a'o,
brought together into University Hail. The largest
bou in the STATE ore OF the lars st audiences ever
gathered there. ,, .n
There is talk Of Withdrawing ia" football team.
There are ONLY three left of the team when pf''"SN
and trained so faithfully together before 'he u'h
ver.lty opened for the year. The rein'ihder NV
crln,l.i and several Of them seriously Injured.
Field Day. last saturday, was cold, WINDY RAINY
day. but some of the records made on the hr" ""'"'
standard kPuSJn won
thr 100 ward dash I'm 10 30 seconds, ana iHe
no ward dash In % seconds. ON very Slow ua,n;
krocmhun's time In ia" mile run, minute -
r,IJ. /, exceptionally fine. II" O'h'r I''"'"'
poor. .,, ..a. a,,.,d.a ny
nearly every OF the 800 girl, In NE uhiN.H,l
The Ann Arlur Ladies' Banjo Club Furnished 'le
music Tie banquet was arranged on maEHinrci''
scale and not man vas present. Inc Ph'ro"TtYs'
VIZ. vivr, of the professors. Miss sophia 4" nAl
den az 10. ton. who the prize for the drSrh VI
The Woman, Building at the World faF' VIZ
present. -. a., ,,, concluded
Tie sinsir, were won by Paddock, and the do"o''
ly Paddock and Dodge.
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were considered which would now be worthy OF pup
Ucatlon but the time was not ripe. IN June i0yi
M. Iflve step was taken when II was voted Dy ue
corpDratlon to admit women to all the college, eh-
aminatlons But this was as nOthlng cohpaltu "
h action Of the corporation last June. when II Voted
unanimously 10 throw it, doors open. ave "oihtn
the advantage OF the classroom work ana award tne
,hn dpgre,,, rs readily 10 men. ms WIS Woi 3
than amy Of the older New England universities nhu
done. and he was proud OF Browns position IN the
Immediately after the meeting reception was NE 10
at the Womens College. where the two Vis'nne Sp: ,
.rs had an opportunity OF meeting Ih'lhOer VI ~"
college and It, friends. -. ,,-, On Va
President Andrews IS 70 be In Washington on w.
yembrr 10 70 meet President Harrison ana Ia -
Allison and McCrcary 10 talk over the DOGGY WIN"
The delegates from this country are 10 pursue
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CT IaWDFSCE UNIVERSITY.

Canton, y. y, NV (speclal)-A rou'ihS Hepuo"-
cor rally WAS held In Cunion Friday evening,
october % under the auspices OF the KephD'ah
Climb OF ST. Lawrence University. The members oi u'e
club sixty strong seated IN the platform anu ~
intervals gave the Harrison and Reid yell with tru'
coes" n, we'll u, cnmpign sprit. III" speaker u
the evening was Y. Is. DOlliver. Of Town bf"her oi
j. r. Dollivcr member Of Congress Oi That SUITE
on Thur DAY evening. November 3. The Town nan
WINS filled to Overlooking hear the celebrated WOMAN
l.c,urar Mrs J. Ellen Foster on the issues Of the
campalgn sh. came here under the auspices 0f me
Republican club OF Canton. After the speech 'h'
p,i Delta rrntcrny Of -. Lawrence University OF
which Mrs Foster is IN honorary member, gave hcr
{, banquet at the Haven House.
On Friday evening Their" Was n debate D"tw'Th Inc
Republican nrd Democratic clubs Of the c1llrg". held
I'm Ia. Town Hall Mr,.r~. Deans and Ward ep'h" on
he Republican ,idc and Ms,rs. Mckinney ma spur on
the Democratic sld".
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SWARTIINORE.

swarthmore Penn Nov. . Specan.-At a recent
meeting of the faculty the curriculum for next year
was Determined lcnceiOrth for the degree Of a. b.
four years Of Greek will lie required, also Cicero VIII
be required for admission 10 the freshman class The
apartment OF biology has been materially strength
ened.
4 Republican club has been formed WIN "eo'se
II. stror '93 as president and Henry C. Turner V3,
as secretary. The organization took an Important
part in the recent collegiate Republican demonstra-
lion at TIE Academy Of Music. Philadelphia.
A chapter OF the young women's fraternity. n Beta
PHI has been founded here.
The football team has been materially Strengthened
I'm the last few weeks 10y the return OF Hughes, a.
and by increased team work. The men are now
training faithfully for the great game OF the season
that with HnverfOd on November -. Ire team j
now PLAYING as follows Left-cnd, Fouse tackle,
1ili-t; guard Hart centre. HpPncott; night guard,
CLARKE tackle, Mode end. Furth quarterback li"igc
halves Hughes and Palmer; fullbach, captain bfoo"e'
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LAFAYETTE.

Fas,on. Penn, Nov. Special. President WarheIa
IS collecting pledges for the endowment On "eahes'
day he opened the University Extension course III
history In Wilkesbarre. wien Isaac r. Hand esq OF
,C5 IA trustee OF Lafayette gave reception ID inc
alumni OF Northern Pennsylvania.
An ANONYMOUS donor has Instituted prize, 70 oc
awarded TO the senior making the greatest progress ia
philosophy
The crownng feature In athletics. which II always
looked upon as the great event Of the season. was
,bc football game with Lehigh University yesterday
II was paved on the campus here, and was CLOSELY
contested resulting the success OF the home team
by score OF to o.
The college community Is saidened 10 hear OF The
death ON November D. IN Tucson, Ari, Of Johh Ir"iii
Groom NJ d. "A well-known alumngs and all honor
The gymnasu drills have begun for all classes
ns n variation from this requirement some have ~
r.ui,d Tho option OF taking daily twonle walk up
t,r hnnk, VI the Delaware.
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WILLIAMS.

Wiliamstown, Nov. (SPcaN.--A more marked
improvement than that shown by the football team
in the last week would be hard 10 Imagine. Tic
eleven are working together MS they have NOT done
before this season All the men, with the exception
of Jefreys. who sprained his ankle IN pTac'ee on
Tuesday have recovered from their Slight injuries and
are able 10 play again. while the lack Of players In
the last two weeks has resulted IN unusually large
number Of wen trained substitutes. Taylor at lenend
Is doing remarkably well. and Bruce proves to be a
strong tachl:.
4 recent canvass 0. the senior and junior classes
as 10 political preferences shows TIE following result
Republicans, lol Democrats. twenty'seven Proh'm'
tonists ten Independents, five. The same proper
ton would probably hold IN the lower classes.
The ARRANGEMENTS for the Thompson lecture course
have been completed by Professor Meals. The pro
gramme viii include six lectures and four concerts.
AS the eHuenses Of this course provided TOT by
the generosity of +. f. Thompson, admission VIII b.
free.
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VASSAR.

P0uehkeepsle Nov. tspcciall.A debate between
members Of the two political clubs was held last
saturday evening, and good points made on both
sides. The subject "1hc Issues Of the Present
Campaign The Democratic speakers were Miss
Evans, Miss ]. q. Jolllne. and Miss {. Conan. and
the Republican, Miss T.. VI. Andrews. Miss Adele
WLtcOmb and Miss A. e. brown.
An election took place here today. In which only
those who have registered can take part There was
polling place In each corridor, with inspectors in
charge, and no girl could vote except in her own
corridor. II Is held saturday instead OF Tuesday
the regular election day. that II mny not Interfere
with the earnest work OF the college. .ch not even
politics are permitted TO do. The Republican majority
was 06.
Last Saturday morning. at the invitation OF the
Young W0men's Christian Association the Rev. John
faoh missionary TO the New hebrides. spoke for an
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Colby.

Waervllle Me-. Nov. G (speciap.-The Prudential
Committee have voted TO add $1,000 70 the subscrp-
lions OF the students for the Improvements In the
gymnasium. Ground has been broken for the addi-
ti,n which Will contain bathrooms and new base
ball cage.
Glass day officers Of the senior class have been
elected as follows: President, h. o. Glover orator,
D. Z. Bowman; poet. Miss II. K. Deadc; historian,
W. Hodgldns: prophet G. O. Smith address 10 under
graduates, A. II. DicsmOrc parting address, II. VI.
Corners; marshal n. VI. Wing
The football eleven attaining some degree OF
proficiency IN tie game. October 20 they won from
Maine state College, II 70 o.
The Republicans and Democrats In college have
organized clubs.
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SMITH COLLEGE.

northampton Nov. o tspcclaD. The programme Tor
the ANALYSIS class last "Wednesday VIA, an nnn'naIy
fine one consisting OF selections rendered bY Inc
orchestra which assisted Ia the orrtoHo OF "d"o
AZ The Nor hampton Academy II Music The same eve"
pc Among the mu>ieilns wcr" Charles Allrh ana
,1,ud. Fischer and the vocal sOlOist, We're Mrs.
uumphrey Allen ana Mr., Clcvo and fcnderson
There were gay d)ings the campus Halloween
The Morris House had a Shaker dance, scenes from
columbus life and Mother Goose tablcaua. Al TIE
Hubbard House little farce wa given dnrihs NC
evening. ana mime; danced Several rooms were
trimmed up as booths and cdcT. apple, ard candy
fnr the guests 10 help Themselves to. Tho Ia~rrn'
ll0u.c conceived the unique idea II "dlE party, al
which every lnrl Represented some fast day.
IN. College Glre ClIb will give performance ia
New York On Friday evening following Than"~g 'NIHE'
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CLAVERACk.

Claverack. n. y, Nov. (spcan.-At the com
petitive military drill Thursday afternoon, First
Sergeant David j. Brown promoted to sergeant
major, and the following privatcs made corporals
Jesse r. Cakins and Louis Thorn In Company A; John
II. Dngmnn, I'm Company G; Charles J. Clark, in Com
pany ID; and Edwin h. Wilson and f. william Jess.
vein, In Company b.
The issues OF the campaign debated in all the
literary societies on Friday evening and meet,
Ing was held In Cottage Hall on saturday afternoon.
The speakers were Malcolm G.. Thomas. Frank W Gray,
John T. IOylr, Frank Il. benjamin, Clyd. l.. Parker,
Lorenzo de Media and Herbert G. Ashton.
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THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY INTERESTS.

number Of the students Of Union Thcooseaa
Seminary will act ms marshals ut the polls on LUG
day Some Of the young men have gone 70 ue'1
homes TO vote and some have succeeded IN oe'ns
registered IN different parts OF tho city, by mhnS
residence there In preference to the seminary.
The executive committee OF the lnterseminaT Nv
trct Missionary Alliance has held Its business ses~S
at Union this last week. The committee setuoo aps
New Brunswick y. j.. as the place for the next cVr
venton and February 10 and II the time. Ipe
members OF the committee W. b. Tomkns OF rev
Brunswick, chairman; Mr.. Van Campen, Of. SeE
brunswick; J. 4. Hoick. VI Getty sburg. Penn, ~
Fouse Of Lancaster. Penn; Mr.. Dean " Aupuh' 4"
e. and Il. Is. Peniield, OF Union Seminary - r.,h
The first issue Of 1.-THE seminary studensy, p ~
llsed BY the students Of Union rheooscai Sem, ns
has made Its appearance. 1t Is al attractive ~ ~
1n. and l. 10 be issued monthly. Its editors ~ ~
Of modesty do not print their s, sSes birth
An interesting article by President hastings opens ~-
fiplft
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JOHNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore Nd, Nov. (special.-Many OF the Hop
Mas University disappointed. They had In
tended 10 vote In Baltimore next Tuesday. but re
cent decision OF Judge Morris OF the United states
Court will prevent them. The Judge IN test case
brought by student at one Of the medical colleges
decided that residents OF other States attending lectures
or schools In Baltimore had the right TO vote In
this CITY, II lad been regular practice OF the stu
dents who followed OF the university from DC
tober TO June register In Baltimore on their return
In the following October. score or more OF the
Young men would have cast their first vote for a
President and they the sorest OF the lot at Judge
Morriss decision Few OF the men Will return 10
their homes 10 vote, there will be no suspension
NJ classes or lectures and they cannot afford to lose
the time. - 400 .o,r
The university library has received over 400 sclen-
tiAc theses and other publications fronn the uiVer
sities OF Tueiingen, GieSsen. ErlaDgcn and l'onh.
In their FIST game with the Baltimore Athletic oino
heating the Athletics 90 10 o.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford Conn. Nov. o (speclal).-Ihe 'oio!H h'
nublIcan Club turned out In force yesterday a"'HVD
in the big parade The Republicans nave al VI" =.
large majority In college this year anu are eo''e "
turn It to account next Tuesday
Professor Rigcss condition Is greatly improved anu
n s thought that with he win not lose his eyes,
lie IS IN hopes OF renewing his college duties !" "
couple Of weeks. MI, ,,o,o
Al meeting OF the Beta chapter OF The PM H'e'
Kama W. f. Collins, '03. was elected aSSlN'""' ''
rotary and X. b. Bates. D3. assistant treasure
Al II recent meeting of the Trinity Dr""oN VI -" -,
., pours school Alumni Association 1t wa; voted to
nr.sent hand some silver challenge cup, to be- COM
r.,,d FOR by the three school clubs. the D'lpHah'
Istbmian and Old Hundred Unfortunately ~" re- 'oi
dos not see NJ accept such cup on nt'all ~
",r,,i "a he fears AZ would tend to Increase inc
r,,ugbne-;s OF the game The n"7pcihiioh t H.,
,roro.rs To offer cup for tennis Or some DINER lin"
nlllnlf
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TUFTS.

Tufts College. Mass. Nov. (s2ecaD.-The faculty
has at last voted 10 make Greek and Latin elective
after TIE first half OF 1.-THE sophomore year In place
OF these studies a course IN medieval history ana
one In biology will be substituted
Last week President Capen presided at Repuo-
ican mass meeting In Lowenvile Professor Fay at the
rally OF the Tufts Democratic Club, while the venerable
ex.pres.dent Miner was the chief speaker at the
rally OF the Tufts Prohibition Club on Wednesday
evening. The Republican Club marched In the grand
Boston parade on Thursday evening. On Tuesday
fourteen OF the professors will for Harrison and
nine for Cleveland.
Tufts defeated Brown at football on Wednesday, by
a score of - to d
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RENSSELAER, roLyraciy1c INSTITUTE.

Troy. y. y. Nov. q (speciaD-Th, hrsf of "a series
Of cures :, be given b. eminent engineers Wa DC
uverd on october =, by y. ltcley. chief engineer al
The New York A4ueinc: commission. Ills subject
was "Con.ir.ciiol OF Dam
The formation ~ an Alumni Association IN New
York Clty La- been proposed. ma AT recent meet
ing the following committee was appointed 10 a''er
tain tho sentiments ~ the graduates there; D. y
,,uing ,Gl. r ~. Davis 'C4. aud A. A. Wlgard.
go.
The foot all game Yesterday was won by stevens
In sItutc Is a score OF IL 20 u. ~ tn end OF INC
frs, half the scoc was 10 % o. aad ms was Increased
10 u I, IN tie carly part u the second han Inc
Institute eleven then ltaccd up, made toncl
strvcns's territory. ,,
protc,s,r Raymond has len APPOINTED consulting
engineer for the Mce haulcsvll' Na'rr"'i"''
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DARTMOUTH

Hanover, y. H., Nov. tspecal).-A joint commit
tee of the trustees and faculty has decided to unite
e Chandler Scientific School with the college proper
making IT one OF the regular departments instead oi
d distinct school. This Is one OF the steps OF the
new mana cement, and will result In mutual bene-
it, II was also decided to raise 10000 for the
purpose OF charging the scientific department Ne"
buildings viii be erected.
Professors A. s. Hardy. F. A. sherman, X. D. Elch'
ardson and J. X. Lord have been chosen iacniN
athletic committee.
A. J. Ranney. DarimOuth's crack catcher, mas beeh
forbidden by his parents 10 play ball. AbbOlt' 10
viii come near filling his place, however.
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into effect with the graduation OF the present !hlor
class The trustees conferred the honorary degree
O, d. D. upon Professor r. n. Root Oh iiamiNoh Coz
lere that Of NJ s.. for satisfactory WORK uoe' up.'
George A. Mitchell. Rutgers 'ei ana '"a' Vi 10 i-
uno I,orerce l. Fdgnr Rutgers. 49, general manager
~ the Edison Electric Illuminating Company Oh
Boston. Librarian Upson submitted his annual re-
port There were added TO the library d"nns ui'
collegiate year Of 1922 l,l5a volumes
DE- scott announced on Friday morning that
friend OF the college had given S2o'ooo toward u'e
-, =, - o,,r,nas,um IL is understood that the
donor ia Robert F. Bailantine, OF Newark, one OF e
James Nelson. Of tbs city. another trustee
has given the SITE which Is III iia"'''o"' '' oPpo
the Cnllere CQMpus
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TIE WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore Now Cspecial)-The cap and gown
question which was left last year in an unsettled con-
d,t,on has aean been revived with interest, and 1t
has 6umNy been concluded 10 adopt the regulation
undergraduate gown and oxford cap The order has
been given 10 Il New-Y0rk firm.
Tuesday next will be observed as college day.
There will BE- no holiday any exercises in which
the students will take part Visitors win be admitted
10 the classes. and IN the evening pubic addresses
viii BE- delivered by Bishop J. H. Vincent. chancellor
81 tho Cbau,auoua Association and bv Bishop W. II.
Winde
On Thursday over 100 visitors. attending the
Friends yearly meeting, Inspected the college build
lpc and were present al the exercises In The GYM
nQsunI.
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DELAWARE.

Newark. Del, Nov. tSpcciaD -Footbal Is now
occupying the undivided attention OF the colcg,
athletes. within the next month the local players
expect 70 play at least seven games two Of them with
the Delaware Field Club Of Wilmington for what will
virtually be the championship of this State since It
and that OF Delaware College admittedly the crack
teams OF the state. The first Of the series will be-
played In Wilmington on November 10. and the
second AT Delaware CITY neutral ground ON Deem
Der g.
Horace Greeley Knowles. consul to Bordeaux
France. who was Of the class OF 1884, was given n
rousng reception by the college men several night,
ago when he delivered Republican speech
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INDIAN TRAINING SCHOOL.

Carlisle Penn, Nov. (SpeciaD.-The KIng'S
Daughters Circle. "Sunshine Sufferers" have elected
IA officers for the ensuing year: President, Ida
Warren; vicc-presdent Ella Richcrt; secretary and
treasurer, Della Randall.
Miss seabrook has entered the Woman's Medical
COLLEGE Of Philadelphia as student. She
has the Training school for the last eight years.
Miss Nellie Carey has gone TO Boston to enter the
Massachusetts General Hospital for OF train.
Ing In nursing
Mr. Claudy chief assistant AT the printing Onice,
has returned from two weeks vacation.