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CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. 90 (SpcclaD-The University OF
Chicago opened October with total OF 300
students represen ing the following departments /:
Graduate students. 14l divinity, 179; special, 20;
college, 49, number Of candidates for the degree o
Phi D.. 1O1. The faculty dncuding the divinity.
philosophical. college and the Morgan Park Academy
instruc humbers HOLE and the fellows 81.
Professor Benjamin S. Terry. formerly Of Colgate
University Is Of the recent additions 10 the faculty
whose name does not appear in tho Inst number Of
the calendar. Mr.. Tory will be professor Of English
history, and wi h his appointment the university has
completed its faculty Of history. Another new ap-
pcntment Is that OF Dr. Linee Ter in physiology.
Charles r. lcrIes has given the university $500, 1860
for an observatory. lie has ordered 40inch ar
45-inch glass from Clark d Co.. CambIidgcpOr Macs.
The glass Of the Lick Observatory is thlrtysix inchc.
Though the Gift is fixed a: 100000, Mr. Ycrlrs has
said Get the bes glass and equipment in the Wy!
and send In the bill
The following buildings are under process o. con
strTcon: Kent Chemical Library. the tcmpOr r.
library and gymnasium TO be completed il two
weeks, the Walker Museum. Smell Dormi:orv. foir
dormores for ladies. Rust Commons. exc. Illus or
nearly completed for The RycrSon PHYSICAL and he
Field biological laboratories. The Nerkcs AstronOn.
teal Observatory VIII be Planned at once.
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PRINCETON.

Princeton oct % iSrcciaD.-The memory Of Colum
bus was fttingly hGnOled here last Friday the under
graduates getting holiday. At O'Clock in The
morning the students oEmcd In line in front OF Re
union Hall and marched 10 the front OF Cd North
where the incident q raising q the handsome flag
presented 10 the college by James W. Alexander, Of
New York. took place. The faculty. in cap and gown
were ALREADY drawn mp around the steps when the
students arrived. DR.. McCosh AMI President Patton
occupying the places Of honor. Dean Murray read
Presidents Harrison proclamation and remarked in
cidenta!y that the present flag the first the col
lege hsd owned since 1862. President PattOn's ad-
dress followed the raising OF the Nag.
In the finals for The tennis championship Of the
freshman olass Conovcr defeated f. c. Conovcr by
the score O. Go. C-3.
The statistics OF Tie various classes have just been
issued. They show that the numbe? 0. men in col
leee is a. follows Senior academic, 115: scientific,
2s: tOta l43 Junior academic, l55: scientific, ~
total. 1917; sophomore academic l5l scientific, -
total. 226 freshman academic. Isl scientific. 12l
total, 81. This makes the total undergraduate IT
Tendance DAB and with fellows era uate ana clectr-
cal school students the total Is lib This IS an in
crease OF about lbs over last years onro mcnt.
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SWAETIlMOEE.

swarthmorc. Penn. oct. - sp clal).-IIpward W.
Lirplncot, \. H.. -, La, decreased IA, donation
for fellowship fiom 5000 To 10000.
The Whittier Memorial Fvcuing7 ven by tie
faculty ficnd, ~ the coe-e and undergraduates, o.
the evening OF october was most succ'ssfrl. Tie
programme Wa: Opening adds'-s ireside"t ID"
Garmo; Biographical papr. r,css'r VII nm l. Hull
reading extinct from snow Bound Carte -. wy.
'03; critical essay Howard VI. Jnhin-; rcailg Tie
Mantle Of IT. John De Matha, George
IT, Stout, 'O3: THE Religious Views Of
Whittier. M expressed In lli Pccty an1
Pose Writings Dean lio0d. personal rernisccn -.
a visit TO Whittier l-aac II. ;lDtlier. The
Funeral OF Whittier" Robert VI. Janney. rcadiug z.
"Taulcr the Preacher Professor Myrtle T.. Flrman.
Under the auspices Of the Eunomian Literary 20
clcy mock election held In the Assembly Hall
the evening a. oct Der l. Ia lluStlac the practical
workings OF the Australian ballot system. jess. VI
BAKER the author 81 In, Pcnnsy wanna law pres
cnt and explained IT IN detail The code &c vote
suited as follows: + r Harris n. 100; for Bdwcl'.
90 Cleveland
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TIE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor. Mich. oct % cnD.-Columbus Day
was celebrated as n holiday In the university In
the afternoon Professor Il. A. llinsdale delivered an
oration and the Choral Unlon $50 voices. sang
several selections.
The football team its Western trip defeated the
University OF Wisconsin III TO s. A number OF men
were crippled. that when they met the University
OF Minneapolis. credited with being the strongest
team In the West they presented weak team, par.
tlcularly AZ centre. where Minnesota directed Its
attack Minnesota won. 10 10 10.
Professor NJ Il. Cooley Is preparing the exhibit OF
the university for the Worlds Fair The exhibit win
be In every way worthy Of the largest university IN
America.
Judge Thomas NJ. Cooley. exchef justice Of the
Michigan Supreme Court and chairman Of the Inter
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UNIVERSITY PRIZE SCHOLARSHIPS.

The University OF the City OF New-York has sene
within the past week beautifully engraved form o.
prize scholarship each Of the twelve academies VINO
are entitled to them according the new statute
Every academy that has within the last ten years
furnished student TO the university VINO has won the
drst hono~ Is entitled 10 prize scholarship. Aso
ten preparatory schools who sent the largest num-
her OF freshmen the university in the same tiHe
have been awarded and have accepted these scholar
SHIPS The following is the roll Of schools In New
York CITY. the University Grammar school, Dr. Cha
pins Collegiate School the Berkeley school and TIE
Trinity Chapl schools in Brooklyn the Adelph Acad-
envy and the brooklyn III Oh school; in Jersey CIty,
the Ifashrouck Institute and the Jersey CITY HlSa
school; also the IIoboken Academy. the Centenary
Collegiate Institution ut Hackettstown the Pennns'
ton seminary and the Mount Pleasant Military Acad
eny Sing S.nc. y. y.
In addition to these Academy prize scholarships the
university offers to each freshman class sixteen en-
trance examination scholarships. eight in arts ana
eight in science 10 be By the students passing tle
best entrance examinations. y han somey ehSra'eo
blank form Of the entrance examination scholarship IL
sent 70 every preparatory school Of prominenee
Dr. Coakey. OF the chair Of astronomy, thougn
retired from undergraduate teaching. is still active
In research, shown by his papers iast week "po"
the eclipse Of the sun.
The senior class Of The university at is
meeting held Thursday october 20. elected
the following officers: c. ". Miiard' pgeS-
dent: F. f.. Ferris. president; j. VI. lSaa'>
treasurer: Il. p. pardlngton, secretary t. l. 'hase
class poet: +. ". Mallalieu. historian " & "ateS
Class Day orator: = d. Price. Founders Day orator
T. j. Faulks bun orator F. :. strickland, presentation
ora or: r. u. Wlghtman. prophet: y. ". CROSBY
,,tis,Ician. Carlos Iobo POSTMASTER Henry Lewis,
tes,ator. and D. F. d. Frece. grand marshal.
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poucbkccpsic. oct 90 (spccla --Pol!ticai cn'h"
e,osm al Va-sar IS nj a high pitch. and Replnhcan
and Democratic organizations nave pc" io''",
among the students. ~ a rcc"rt neeuhs VI Wv
Harrison and Reid Club F. f. Thompson whon ''.
Girls all know and love rs Uncle fFci' h"u'''S
the club and was unanimously elected an hono'"'
member one evening last week a grand Repuoho'h
,ory Ons hcli. Thi, Wa, preceded by a parade Of
about one hundred of the students through the cor
rIdors scvcral lran,paIcnccs were carried IN inc
,.roccs sion. such " No Free Trade We ""'t
an Honest Ballot "EcClrochy and fr"'"c"o"'
Harrison Forever The pictures OF Harrison al.
Reid. which were seen frequently along the IN" OF
march. were greeted with cheers. The meeting w'ich
followed wa, presided over by the president OF lie
cub Miss Eradlcy. %. The speakers were Miss a.
C.. Brown. Miss \. Whitcomb Miss {. "hltc' N'N'
+. =. Cobb. Miss +. Gilmore and Miss VI h"S'h'H''
The plec club sang several times during the o''hs
ono Of the songs which prepared expressly ior
the OCCASION began thus
Come rally rom the FIFTH" girls,
Come IA is from tn "Iirt,"
Shouting the camlairn cry Protecnoh'
Come rally to success. girls;
Come soc old eNsiand h-lrfef.
Shouting the camIa e. cry Protection
IIurrah for Pot elton. hur'ah for our Ben
IGurrah Tor tie hero Who leads u on ebain;
We'll rally To success. MS. Wen rally once ag''a.
Shooting tn, oauIa N ~ Protection
ri, ex.rcisrs In celebration OF Columbian Day.
which were held Friday evening, were IN charge o
committee OF the students Association. Mis- OiAF"
pr,sd.n nj Of the association. presided. Dr. Van "'c
son OF the Dutch Reformed Church OF FoushheciFl'i
give an Interesting talk. which was followed % "
pstriotic song by the college choir The next speaker
wos Professor Bfacq the teacher Of French. Who sp"'
Of the influence Of the discovery OF America "p'"
France.
A large chorus choir las been formed by PROFESSOR
bowman the musical director, which gves 10 any
who wish 10 avail themselves Of 1t an oppor'nni Tor
valuable instruction and pnctlc" In chorus Singing
for an hour each week free Of expense.
Professor Lucy Maynari Dalmon soc' e'crJ sHtr
day to New York lecture historical topics AZ the
coee, for the training of teachers.
There have teen the following changes In The ia'
ult: In the English department Mis- Nciileton ana
Miss sweet. OF 81 Mis-, Berry. 50. Ia the l"in' ana
Miss Eper In the French department. After an Nd
sencc 81 two years DR.. shcIburg has rtnrh"d !" the
charge OF the hy stcnic ca-c , which DE- ior"'I hd
last Aenr. The new orguil,t + MISS IIrwitt 81 ~
Louis former pupil 81 Professor Hownnn. Ms
4 ndcrhll ~. h. assistant librarian, and Ml,r Ell'
assistant gymnasium director. Professor Noutpn
comes into Or. Cooley, department from Wisconsin
University. lie has the Hegrr" o: IA. d. h"m
Johns liopkins.
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uanover. y. II. oct. % p cnO.-rhe FLOWING mon
arc A. TIE ira If table " trr fopbhl clm: ALEU- D.
NJ C.. captain: Randall. 90 Pollard. 'oi' webster
81: de '03. Jones. d. NJ. C.; WALKER !. :. {. +.
Carson u. VI. e.: Jones Ut. ani stone, Di Lyon
'ol and r. L. smalcy "a. candi at's for the eleven
have mot with injuries Disabling them for the season
The new Agricultural College uldings at Durham
are rapidly Apr aching completion. The school VIII
le tran ferrrd thence at the opening Of next year
Tho Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Is nearly
conlplcted and will DO dedicated this fall. II Is the
cift ~ Hiram Hitchcock. - Ncw->ork. and Is pro
nounccd the best cottag' hospital In tho world.
40 formnl action has been made public relative To
the presidency. Thcrr H. strong feeling among
the Students In favor OF Professor Arthur ;. Hardy Of
This college.
IN President Bartlett addressed the students on
Columbus Day.
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Degrees OF Latitude the Earth Dr' 'onn ro
viewed Mr. Gamers new book on the " Language Vi
Monkeys. u,..,. ,,st
The Wesleyan Press Club met In the library ,'S'
Saturday afternoon and reorganlsed for the '"ies'
vcar. F. O.. smith. 03; W. j. sawyer ~, '"u 30
q. W Gnics. %, elected to menoeI'"P' ~
following officers were elected President r. H. 9oo''
90 president w. j. sawyer. "a secretary treas
urer T. O. smith, '93 news agent. 4. G. SNYDER ~.
The usual address list of The students ana c,iy o,
boS inst hocn completed. and shows h'mN va
rnc nostcrnduatc class OF fourteen ntniofe'
forty eight Juniors, hy seven sGph9 9 ,o,, ' nn
one and freshmen. ninety one, mailing thc ,'" ir%at
Der of students In the university -'i' ''' nun
number Wesleyan has ever had.
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roppEyrowy MILITARY INSTITUTE.

Eordcptown, Pcnn oct. % -peciall.-EVery r0o"'
o,cn cl,.e, well organized and ut work, three ne"
teachers Graduates from syracuse. Williams ana new
Jersey Normal the drill more forward tleh ever p''
fore rs reason Of eNtn time givcr 70 prepare ior te
Columbian parade. and strong football team t"e7e
are the chief items II news at this ehcrteuc ana
eficicnt school.
game with the Princeton innicr class team d"
m. home grounds ON the Sth int. had the score
nothing 10 nothing The Play on oouh SUES WIS
strong.
rrirc,peI Inndon takes ~ clasScs this year. bit
dive NJ, entire time 10 the general suprrlntendence'
his son CAPTAIN Iandon. has special SUPERVISION Oh
The military drn and Of all athletic exercises III th'
Field or the - inu,La.inl
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NE HOLYOkE.

South Hadley, Mass. oct 90 c3peciaD.-The 2lst
wns observed by appropriate literary exercises ana
n series Of Illustrative tablesus.
Miss Jennie Southwor'h Weles. OF Taunton Mnss.'
has given 81 900 TO establish the Palmer south"oTh
scholarship
q, ,ha four Indies now studying at the Hartford
rhool,ycaI seminary three are graduates OF MI.
uolyoke Miss Juliettc Gibson, 49, is In the senior
class Miss Annette Forchand. 0l, and MISS Isdie
Locke 90. have entered this term. MISS Loeke re,
cev,d the prize OF 1850 for excellence III en''"n'e
The college has received legacy Of s3ooo from
IN. estate OF Lucy Alden Of New liaVeh Soh h,,,
Ground has been broken FOR Die ne" SCIENCE pu'''
Ing which Is 20 cost SiOppO
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AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass. Oc'. % speciaD.-Althoush without
a coach the football team is doing good work. The
rush line is gradually Improving Edgeh, Mt centre
Is now accustomed 10 his position and to TIE nehl
or centre The line has been strengthened by 'he
substitution Of H. f. stone for Gamblers. who played
ri, "A, e,ara Stone +, a good man In the place and
after a little practice will do well.
The fall athletic meet was held on wednesday
and was won by the sophomore class. An amusing
feature was the Junior pug-hat race the winners
I'm which got a supper. No records were broken
g. H. Jewett OF Boston. who fitted at The Ro1bury
Latin school Is the winner OF the Porter ADMISSION
~" OF $50 second IN average was John Reid. OF
Worc.s'rr and third VI. f. Gates, r., OF Amherst.
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CTAN ERACK.

Clavcrack V. Y. oct. - tSleclall-M The Coum-
b,an cxercisce I'm the Chapel Friday morning Pro
,.ssor william McAfce read the Presidents pTOciaIna
ton the Rev ". II. rurrll con!lctcd the devotional
exercise. q symposium ~ appropriate historical IS
.,ys was read Is mrfnbers Il the nf,h and sixth
forms the Four Centuries address was d"
nvcrd bv Frank W Grny, ana thr
Columbian ode was rad by Mss Florence f.
and the Columbian ole was read By Miss Florence f.
yolsor The Rev Joseph Long made historical
nadrcs, and Professor FacS spoke on The True Idea
Of n National Holiday
" Tbc Iicvcl. Club made an enjoyable 10 the
tournament at the Hudson Driving Park on saur'
fsN ofc
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AT PRATT INSTITUTE.

A meeting Of the alumnae OF Pratt Institute w.
held on October 10 to consider plans ior Soe
an exhibit Of the handlwora Of the women s'so ~.
Of Pratt Institute 10 the woman's Euiiaihs, IN,
r,,r chicago. 1t is expected that the exhibit VIII
rotah, NJ the general character Of furnished fo''
a., aoor,,,ons and contents TO BE- entirely the "o'A
n, the aumnac. This Is to be entirely apart Ho" ''
educational exhibit of Pratt Institute.
The shctch,ng club OF the art department. mas oesa
is weekly meetings. Hcnceforth there VIII w ~
noses nj each meeting: picture pose Tor
students, and the other action pose 'or ''e Wv
clnpers six Of the students In practical coohc'y ""'
Joined a beginners class In chemistry i"''o .,
growing and era flying appreciation o" '"' pa.s =,
Understanding the chemistry Of foods on NO'e spse
9 at Q O'Clock. In Assembly Hail. thec WI" oo
lecture on self supporting womch'
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hack. who came from Colgate University anu h'..''
such a record on that team last year. Is so b'iuis VIC
,blci that he can do more team worR 'h'' l,'''
Robinson TIE stronGcs, haiback, has been on CIT
for two weeks while Mccarthy is playing uhder az
advantages, Eayiag been hurt In two cares al"
game at New Bedford on Friday resulted III s'oIo
~ 9o-6 in the Boston Tcchn logs favor. Brown
= a., M, rsaur cynoct victory rs a large part OF
The team was composed Of substitute" ana VI mo
freshman eleven. .,.r. nc - dele
rat. 10 the Monetary Conference at brussels "'S
hailed with 10y By the students
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford. Conn, Oct. % tspccal.- Professor r. b.
Riggs, whose eye was lady by piece OF broken
elnss from explosion In the chemical laboratory IS
much mere comfortable, but It Is yet imp ssble 10
say whether he will eventually lose his eyeslgh or not
Work In his department has ceased and hours In
physics are substituted.
Columbus Day holiday at the college An ap-
propriate service held In the chapel ut 80 A. m.
The Glee and Banjo clubs. with the addition OF a
Mandolin club practising regularly bid fair to
be unusually good. l.. " Lockwood. 90. the manaccr.
has already made several dates for concerts II i also
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TILE WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore. oct. % Ospccia.-rhe Columbian 'ele'
braton wa, held Friday, October 81 III IN" cIa"i
NJ 10 o'clock the lower Eoor being occupied pS the
students and professors. Addresses We're aehNtreu
by President Gouchcr and Professor l. H. inoh''S'
owing To A death In the family Dr. Herbert H. Adam,
,vos ,nob, o be present. At the conclusion OF the
exercises In the chapel the audience adjourned 10
the lawn whore with elias, SONGS and other demon
straton, the seniors. juniors and Sophomores pro-
cecdcd to hoist their American 1aes from Grucher
JIaIl Dcnnrtt Hall and the " Home Almost every
student displayed "A tiny flag rOsctte Of ribbon,
which added TO the general erect
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BROWN

Providence, II. l.. Oct. 81 (Special. The college
students took part In the ColI"ibus celebration, and
furnished prominent and pleasing attraction in the
procession Of more than 10000 persons. About % )
college men were IN line, most all wearing dark
clothes and brown gloves. Each student wore a
badge Of brown and white. A handsome white silk
flag with the seal OF the university in brown letters
vas carried by one OF the students 4 consp' ouous
place In the ranks accorded them, and they
marched with military precision.
The university team defeated Andover Academy
m the atter's grounds on "Wednesday In close
mme: Score Cd. The victory proved a rathsr ex-
osnsive one, however, Captains Drawbridee and
STRAIGHT were seriously injured. Bustard. the fall
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

Middletown. Conn.,, Oct. 20 Specal).-The schedule
Of football games thus far arranged Is as follows
october 90. Dartmouth. Mt Middletown; October &c.
Amherst at Amherst; October 90 Princeton, ut New
York 0rsgue); November 8. Yale. at New Haven
(League) November g. Crcscents. ut brooklyn Novcm-
Der lG Grown. at Middletown; November %, Penn.
sylvania. at Philadelphia 0cngue). The management
hopes to secure more home games.
The scientific association met on Tuesday evening.
DR.. Bradley spoke on the Origin Of Petroleum. Dr.
Eichelberscr read . paper on the "variation OF the
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DREW LADIES' SEMINARY.

Carmel y. y. oct 90 (special The twenty sew.
cnth year opened september TO- under the mor fvor-
able auspices. Two thousand dollars were expended
during the vacation In improvements. The Board OF
Truc.ceS, most OF whom residents Of New-YorlI
City. arc planning large things for the school. ana
intend to make II OF the best-equppcd Institutions
in the State.
Miss Kate J.. Abbott. a. g., Of Syracuse, and Miss
Mary Gray. Of PENNSYLVANIA. added to the corps
q instructors The societies held their limitations last
Friday evening
The students hav, formed musical association
with the object OF securing the services OF uished
musical artists at their concerts
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pryserIAER polNTEcnyIc INSTITUTE.

Troy y Y, oct 20 spcclaD.-" The TmnAt' board
Is al, follows: IIlnc Theta ri. cdI,orIn-chicf; Cole,
Zcia PSI I<vi,. Dcta Kappa Epsilon Vaughn, en-
Phi: Brown, Delta Tau Delta. PalacloS. Theta DcI'a
chi. Colby. Rensselaer, Society Of Engineers Nchay'
neutral
Director Ricketts, was In Chicago last week, a a
member Of Governor Powers stan, on which ne Is
chif ~ Eurnrrrs Professor Dascom Greene has
,i,ocd from hi. European trip. Professor Mason
hs. h.,u confined To- If, h0u., with pneumonia, but
< improving. chapter 0f tie PM Della IiciA ia
teiultv has been established here.
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TO CITIZENS OF NETWORK, Great frnuds
pcrpctraed the registry last year and will DO
attempted this year. you ynlue the elective franchise
and would project rights and prevent fnHd, h
your duty that registers from yeur house
unless legally entitled TO do EXAMINE THE
REGISTRY LIST, n pWbc copy Of which will be AZ
your place Of registration day up TO Election
Day. II you find that any person In registered from
your house who does live there report at once 70
the Republican County Comntee at the Fifth Avenue
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dornltories and recitation rooms furnished with IN

dornitores and recitation rooms furnished with IN
candescent light
The college celebrated Columbus Day, October a.
with exercises in the College Chapel at O'Clock and
besides this the students and faculty united with the
citizens in giving due honor to the day. The several
classes with their gay class banners and cOlors flying
in the wind. with their vigorous class and college
yes, particularly the Columbus yell, made this part
Of the parade most interesting. The college exer-
cises consisted OF Grafton by d. f.. Bowman, 93
Professor Matthew'S Music furnished by the e.
r. G.ee Club.
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester, oct. 23.-The football team went to
Canandaigua Saturday Of last week for second
game and defeated the Academy boys by a score Of
20 10 o. On Wednesday the Rochester lads net
Hobart for the first time and won the game by "A
score OF 40 to o.
4 series OF receptions to the students by members
OF the faculty at their homes Will lend new social
element TO college life here this winter.
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ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY.

Canton. N. y. oct. 90 (Special).The Republican
Club Of st. Lawrence University consisting Of 10th
men and women 10 the number Of ffty. marched In
the rain from the college 10 the Town Hall sstur-
day evening. October 10 to hear Lieutenant Governor
Lampson, OF Ohio, address large audience on The
issues Of the campaign.
Both the College Of Letters and Science and the
Tn illogical school held chapel exercises Columbu,
Day, ana then met in Fisher Memorial Han for
literary exercises.
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DICKINSON.

Carlisle. Penn, oct % (STcciaD.-Ihc students and
faculty took part In the Columbian parade Friday.
DR.. Reed led the students. Mr. Ealcntinc. 49, acted
marshal.
Two courses Of lectures win be given Dickinson
students this year. one. under the auspices Of the
University Extension Society. will include lectures by
reDrc cntatvos Of the University Extension society Of
Philadelphia and also Dr. Reed. Dr. Harmon DR.. supcr,
Dr. Whiincy and others. Wn!s Fletcher Johnson Will
lecture on Newspapers and Newspaper Work.