Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
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vERsITY or TEXAS.
Arithmetic" aud "Thc Algebra OF
Physics" Ia mathematical physirB DIR.
Muctarlane's position is very high In
Europe aud America. He has been
elected fellow of the Royal Society Of
Edinburgh md of the British and Ampii-
cun associations for the advancement Of
science. His title of Ill. ID. was cOu-
ierred hOnoris causa by the University
of Michigan
GEORGE Z. GARRISON, l.. A.,
Associate professor of history. IL
Georgian From 1874 to 1870 he was a
teacher in the public and private schools
of Texas From 1870 TO 1881 he was
II student In the University Of Edinburgh.
whore he gained his degree and received
He returned % his work In the Texas
schools aud became instructor In English
ana history in the University of Texas
1SStSSJ He has since been promoted
TO be- assistant and then associate pro-
fpssor of history. His faculty address
for 1897 on "fhe Lot OF the Reformer,"
has been printed, and he has contributed
TO several economic periodicals.
THOMAS L. TAYLOR, c. e..
Associate professor Of applied mathe-
mntics, is u native Of Texas lie gradu-
ntcd ut the University OF Virginia IN
1881 with the tide of C.tE On the day
Of his graduation he was rendered the
chair of engineering in Miller Institute
of Virginia, and also u position on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad Accept
ing the former position, he spent five
years at the Miller Institute and resigned
~ 1858 TO accept "A chair Ia the uniypr-
sity Of his native state Under his con.
uul the school of applied mathematics
has grown constantly IN efficiency aud
In -
the other schools Ia the university. its
growth is hampered by the insuilciency
Of lis equipment
THOMAS FITZHUGu. NJ A.,
Associate professor of Latin. was born
ia Virginia In 1883 he took the NJ A..
degree AT the university of Nirginin.
Determining 70 do his life work as a
teacher be found employment ut such
eminent schools rs Bingham's academy,
y. c., and Central university In Ken
tucky. In 1889 ne was offered a profess
sorship In Miami university, Ohio. and
also In the University Of Mississippi
In the same year he came 20 the I'niyer.
sity of Texas 10 take charge of the school
OF Latin 90 the building mp of which
he has successfully devoted all HIS enel-
gies Professor Peters of the University
OF Virginia, is said To rank him
as one of the hest Of the younger philo.
logiuns Of this country.
FREDERICK w. SINIONDS. PHI. u. !
ID. SC,
Associate professor Of gcology. was
born In Massachusetts, and was gradunt-
Ell from Cornell university as NJ Sc i'm
lSlG His Ph, d. came from Syracuse
university, Ina 1879. lie was several |
years Instructor In Cornell and has held |
CHAIRS In the universities OF North Cara |
INA aud Arkansas. He published The |
discovery OF Iron Implements in Il Pre- |
historic Mine IN North Carolina, "Nlica |
Mines in North Carolina" "Geolory of |
lthica iNew York;" and other papers ia |
The American Naturalist and ia "'Thp |
Mining Record For his Geology of |
Washington county, Ark" published I'm |
the Geological Survey Of Arkansas" |
voi+) he has been rewarded by The |
university OF that state with the degree
OF d. Sc, "honoris causa."
EDWIN w. FAY, PHI. D.,
4 rotye Of Louisiana, took the NJ. A.
degree 20 the >. W. Presbyterian univer.
slty tIennrssecl In 1881: attended the
Johns Hopkins University four years
TWO of which he was fellow In Sanskirt. |
and In 1870 took his doctors degree
ne was assistant In Sunskrit Ia the
Johns Hopkins during lSSS-OO, and i'm.
Stfuglpr IA SansAt, Greek and Latin in
the University of Michigan during lSgO.
81. Last year no studied In Icipsic. Hc
mas published several linguistic articles
m the American lournal of pbiloloyy
aud The Classical Review uIondoO. H.
Is author of forthcoming History oP
Nducaion ms Louisiana in the Govern.
ment Series of MONOGRAPHS edited L,
Prof. u. 3. Adams. nr Fay Is "bHrpcI
WIN the Latin instruction during tbt
absence of Prof, Ft2-Hugh.
MORGAN CALLAWAY. JR.. NJ A
PHI. d.,
Adjunct professor Of Epclish 10
Georgian. lie was graduated in 1881 |
from Emory college rs M. A. and ns
rh' -, from Johns Hopkins i'm 1884
br CnllawHy taught in Emory In lSS1.S{
gu" ~ ~ SS1on'9n%estern university CTcxa0
'n ioot 80; Tie was given leave of nb.
5sehSe Tor three years ia Baltimore, where
ne lelu scholarship and fellov,sbin In
Ineisn una graduated rs above stated
ln loeb3O lac returned 10 his post In
NGe9iilEstoWn and was summoned In June
OF io5O 10 the University of Texns In
galloway Is author of ''rhe Absoiutc
tNluclple Ina Angl0-Sax0n." "On ia
STUDY OF EnglSh' Uiu tie proceedings ~
the Southern Educational nssnri5tio,n
Nhd shghIcr magazine articles.
WALTER LEFENRE, NJ. A. PHI n
Is Marylander, He gradupteJ Win
honors trQm the Baltimore City collnse
IN 1915 lie then entered the IiniversiGv
u 'Hg,NsI Whcle ne pursued his gtud- |
los until lSS2 when he received the de-
k,'V on master Of arts The next year.
he spent IN Germany engaged IN snc.
e,a' studies IN philosophy and economics
AT the university OF Berlin Returri,,,,
70 America IN the fall Of lSS9. he re.sns
tered the University of VA. md tool
up the study Of law Admitted 10 t6c
par N ne following summer. he seftlsd
~ ~ iaul, Mimi, and continued I'm
lae practice Of law until the summer ~
$50 ne then went back to Gelnlanv
iu 'u svSunlYa ms Special studies ia phi.
years at tho university OF Bsrlh omSS
lisllslDers' AZ tho latter place he nv nv
'plNea lho, degree of Pm I'D. "nsi,ni
tVn' ianle In the summer of 1889 III,
YER nus return TO America he was On
Pplnted Fellow by Courtesy at the Jobns
T. toPAths uiiNelhlly, aud during The ens,,.