The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-20
GOSSIP FROM WABASH COLLEGE.
Subject of Coeduostion Again Demanding
Consideration.


Subject of Coeduoation Again Demanding
Consideration.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE. Ind. June 19.-Coed-
ucatiop still continues to bob MP and down
each year. particularly about commence.
ment time. and the signs OF tho times point
to triumph for the friends of the ladies
in the near future. If the doors of w abash
College are open to the young ladies with
in two years. shere are Sc. 600 that oan be OBJ
tanned from Montgomery county. The main
hindrance now seems TO be a lack of en-
dowment for the establishment of proper
departments. The sum of 100000 has been
added TO the endowment Of the college dur
Hon. Simon Yandes. of Indianapolis.
and the other half being raised in various
ways.
During the year there have been several
notable changes aud additions TO the fac
nifty Prof Charles A. Tuttle of Amherst
has been chosen for the chair of history
and political science and j.. u. Horton has
been appointed professor of physiology
and physical culture. Rev. r. j. Cum
ningbam has been appointed college pastor
and professor of oratory.
The OuiateDOn. q publication issued each
year by the junior class. 10 III the form of q
book of some two hundred pages, prin ted
on heavy paper, and containing many
Autograph pictures. among these being the
new president. board OF editors, college
fraternities. ball teams and college build
ings. The book Is dedicated TO the new
president. The board of editors were II. b.
Hostetler G. I. Moore. Robert Jobns. Z. 3.
Little. w. O. Augustus. James Harding an d
&. ID. Stevens. The book contains sketch
of the life of the new president and an
able article by ex-President futile entitled
The Unexpected. Because of Cod The
article is the tracing of the history of Wa
bash College.
The managers for the Wabash. the ool-
lege monthly magazine, next year are Il. X.
Ragan. editor in chief: L. NJ. Johns. busi-
ness manager; G. ID. Stevens, local and
fraternity editor; J. A. Little, alumni; John
Mckee. EDITORIAL: Samuel Maline. assistant
business manager.
The last college catalogue does not con-
tain the names OF she alumni. and instead
the names of the alumni, with the list of
nongraduates, Will appear In q separate
book. This book will be issued next year
and trIennially hereafter. The graduates
now number GA and over four thousand
students have attended the institution.
The total enrollnent of students during
the year just closing was pa.
The time-honOred college chapel services
on Sunday afternoon have been abolished,
and now all students are required To at
tend some church on Sundays instead.
ment bop this evening at the II. o. S. of A.
Hall. Music WAS furnished by Montanl
Brothers. of Indianapolis.
Diamond Plate Works Closed for the Summer.
Special TO the Indianapolis journal
ELwooD. lnd., June 1a-Relative to the
closing down of the Diamond plate glass
works another step has heen taken. Apart
of the office force has been dropped and
the remainder work q week about. They
received orders TO this effect this morning
The men who have been employed around
the works making repairs have nearly oil
been q ,scbarged. The officers here do not
think the factory will resume operations
until September. aud perhaps not then.
They argue that this last move on the part
of the company Is sure indication that
they do not contemplate resuming wor k
for some time To come. AT the present time
no one is employed around the factory ex-
cept the watchman and fhe boiler men,
and one man in the office.
Contempt for Ci~vsiand's Pension Policy.
Special 10 the Indianapolis journal
NoBLEsvIILE. Ind, June 19.-When the
Journal was read this morning giving the
accounts of the suspension of payment Of
pension 10 Andrew J. Huffman. expressions
of contempt and indignation for the pen-