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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

THE best place to get good meal Is
At Hottmann's, No. 1895 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

BUGrSE 10 absolutely the best ineec'
extermlnator ever discovered. POSITIVE
Iv non-polsonous and easy 10 use.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

BueISE PASTE is an unfailing eIter'
mInator Of rats and mice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

SPECIAL sale Of Gents Russia Leather
Shoes. We have them in AL styles, at
reduced prices. L. Y. BLOND.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

HoTTMANS's Restaurant is the best
place to get a good meal, No. 1925 Mar
ket street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23
ManitOu Ginger Champagne
HOTELS.

HoTEL BANCROFT CHICAGO caiumst
II avenue and Twenty street rire
proof Ni nne rooms kteam heat. baths on
every noor; hrst ella family hotel. brtt locA.
tion In Chicago near Worlds FAR, faforeaa
and American pan; . 10 IS Fet day Write Tor
circulars H. you wish % reserve rooms. lyadt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23
Mountain Lake Park and RsturnE

Toe Cream Soda every day At Twins
Drug store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

RusrxE kills reaches, bed bugs. etc.
the Instant they come near Is. SSc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

HorTNAsx's ascent meals can rot DC
beat. Go 10 1928 INSTRUMENTATION 'nen'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23
Closing Out sale.

ssve money by takIRg your watch Re
pairing and Jsweiry TO n. h HiIlman
a 90
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

SALE Of all Suits at half price con-
tinued this week.
GEO. N. SHOOK & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

Zee Cream soda every day At Iruini
Drug store
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

CALL early at p. L. Schenk's for big
bargains in Wall Papers, as he Is SELL
ing out 10 quit business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

s,.r,.l Eau HaDpdsu. highest Ersae
- - slzes, ~ see; d. a.. hs,mena
S.eEst. SIS; slightest grade eTsIs 49,. 800 ~.
ana highest grade that
gin or Wsltham; 80, all - 4 -.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

J. 7. LANE, O. Z. a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

An broken their actual value and 1t is
worth your find pair to mt you
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

One lot OF Hand Turn Oxford Spring Heel
Leather Tipped: regular grade. All sizes, IL
FIFTY OE9TN IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
1.,-1,.rpcITY or ROCHESTER.

Rochester. ~ y oct. 80 (SpecaD.-The local
cbanter of Psi Epsilon entertained at dinner on
Tuesday evening of the seven FOUNDERS oi
that fraternity, the Rev. Dr. Samuel Goodaie' vi
Columbus. Neb. a canon Of Trinity Church Omaha
DR. Coodale stopped in Rochester on MS way NOME
from Union College which he has just visited lor
the first time since his graduation IN 1870. lie u
now seventy-nine years old
The Students Association met thursday mo-"
and chose SHETLAND, "a; as Rochesters repre-
sentative at the intercollegiate Oratorical League
meeting in Syracuse.
Professor Stevens, State Geologist or Georgia.
lecured before the geology class on Monday AFTER
4 trainer for the Glee Club VIII soon be CHOSEN
and then the trial of voices Will begin; s,aun9e,s,
manager of the combined Glee ana Manuoiill
clubs mas left college, making necessary tns cnoI
OF n new manager The members Oh tne slahu t
club have been selected, and pracuce mas pe.n d
begun. They are: First mandons, Martens anu
Masser; second mandoins Sitz and Day S9,1n'
Hillegas A either player and another vioiinist
are still to be secured: -, Dohas,ar &c
The first league football game OF Rochester Is -
to be with Hamilton on November IL , M men ig,
selected thus far are Right guard fieiu, Iea.
guard. Glass; left end. Menze; right end oheeIs
Guarterback Smith; left halfback, Wynne' risna
halfback Engel fullback. Winans no centre iaas
vet been chosen. kunjup and GOODWIN ndve pes, ,
tried for the place. The candidates TOT rIsnt anu
left tackle are Huntington. Clupp, montgomery anu
Cubley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
.,-p,,RN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Auburn y. Y. oct. % (SpeciaD-The Theological
Seminary has on it's roll ninety students. Forty
six new men have been matriculated' Inc huinper
during last year was sixty-six, and that was
tho largest attendance. with a single exception In
the history Of the institution. Most Of the men are
ouege graduates. Through the lberality OF Arthur
NJ Dodge Of New-York. the Dodge-Morgan ~
brarv mas been fitted with gas fixtures. 50 that IT
l. used for the chapel services and evening prayer
meetings while the wOrkmen are completing th-
Willard Memorial Chapel. The Welch Mcnorial
building will soon be ready for use. ana WIZ pro-
vide six lecture rooms each professor having ms
own room. These rooms are 10 be furnished by
the friends Of the professors, money having been
professor r. w. Hopkins is hard AT work in his
department Of history. DIR. s. VI. Hopkins. the
professor emeritus. has gone to Southern franc
for the winter. DR.. Riggs now takes the nun Work
of the New Testament chair. DR. T. \. Hunting
tcn who mas retired from active service, IL 10 he
seen upon the streets daily DIR. Hoyt has more
time for homiletical instruction nov that Dr Booth
has taken the instruction in pastoral theology.
Sociological study will presently be conducted by
DR. Hoyt. In the departments Of Hebrew under
Professor Beecher and OF dogmatics, under Pro-
lessor Darling, there have been no changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30

on Thursday Professor Emile I.evasseur, OF the
College de France and Ecole Libre des Sciences
Polltiques OF Paris. delivered a lecture In French
In the library building on "LAfrlque Franchise.
Professor Cohn delivers a lecture on lie Marechal
de MacMahon." November 2 Professor Munroe
Smith offers course this year to law students on
Roman law. law OF succession and cases on con-
tracts and quasi-contracts. on Friday mornings at
1880 This IS intended for students who have taken
his first years the Institutes of Roman
Law.
The annual alumni dinner has been arranged for
December y. at the Hotel Brunswick. An effort
is being made to establish Pathological Club con-
sstng OF students and instructors IN the School of
Arts who interested in phology. J. Sega has
resigned fellow in Romance. Languages and
Literature. to accept Il place as instructor at Cor
nell G. w Vail. %. has been appointed instructor
In the English Department. Fifteen members OF
the second year law class have organized club
for practical work in declarations. answers. pleas
and drawing contracts. Officers were elected FRI
day
r. l. Chatheld. Of the Yale 80 and 's3 Var
sity crews has entered the Law School, and stands
ready to row I'm II Columbia crew. Professor Car
pener has prepared list of 200 essay subjects for
members OF the Junior class. \ decided innovation
Is that they all topics in connection with the
regular studies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
TIE WEEK IN TIE UNIVERSITY.

The University Of the City of Ncw-York has lost
an eminent graduate in the death of Judge Hugh
Icnnox Bond. OF Baltimore 1t Is only a few
months since he attended dinner given to the
n,e mbcrs Of the class OF rs by John T. Parsons OF
Il Is city Among other eminent lawyers of this
class besides these two Judge Suffern, of
Haverstraw, and John Norton Rogers. of Daven-
pert. Iowa.
''rhe Intercollegiate Law Journal has been re-
organized. and will hereafter be called The Uni
Norsity Law Review II viii be a progressive
periodical, appearing monthly devoted TO an ex-
pc sition of actual law and ignoring all controver-
SEES regarding law reform. 1t will be under the
dntct editorship of Austin Abbott. dean OF the
Law School
The university has lost devoted and long time
fri,n nd In the death of DR. Philip Schaff The sug-
Z, stion has been made that as he the greatest
historian OF our country at the time Of his DEATH
the alumni OF the university. who have already
raised considerable sum for the endowment Of
the chair of history, should call 1t the philip
Schaff Chair OF History"
An article appeared in the columns of 1.-THE Out
look" last week by Dr. Austin Abbott dean OF the
Law School. entitled Law and Iawessress." He
axis In 1t for the establishment OF new chair In
the Law School
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
TOU\S HOPKINS.

baltimore. Nd. oct % (SpcciaD.-Mrs. Arthur
Davis the mother OF three small children one OF
whom is only three months old has obtained per
mission from the trustees OF the Johns Hopkins
University TO attend the advanced lectures on ma
thematics she will also puruse graduate courses
in astronomy and physics and Will pfopaply DE Il
can ldate for the degree OF doctor OF phIoSophN'
Mrs Davis is thirty years of age. she was
horn in Virginia and graduated from the Scientihc
School Of Columbian University with class honors III
1856 Just before her marriage. Mrs. DAVIS VINO
WAS then Miss Brown won place in the Nautlcal
Almanac Office worth 500 as a result OF passing
the hest competitive examination. she invented
and coyprighted a Washington tirecn"lch tapIf'
which * now used In the Nautical HlHiii'' 1'',
Mrs Davis's husband now has charge of work lot
the I-nitci States Geological Survey IN 'aHi"iHih
The Matriculate Society has elected thesr oncers
President l.. Warrington Cottman, ~ Nlccpr'sl-
dent. BENJAMIN II. Griswold IT, ~ S"'I.'aiT y,
J. Hanson Thomas. 10 deesa'e-"'-l"'s'' H. =
Tho Academic Council has enrolled seventeen ad-
vanccd students as fellows by courtesy Tor uie
present year. These appointments ar" given 70
Them pscuniary stipend. The SUCCESSFUL app1'-
cants this year are: Julius Blume. Melvin Iran
dow J. Boscom Crenshaw: Albert H. Irau-' ~ ~
VI Fcrrcn. Gilman X Fraser George i h'H,,'
Emory B Lease. Edward r. Manning. Robert NJ
Parks ir Harry T. REID. Brontz NJ kosZei.
Arthur T. Saunders. George - Squer stephen u
Weeks Milton Whitney and Frank A. WON.
Tho football team BIZ unfortunate" having lost il'
services OF two Of iis big line mon for the rest
Of the season. Baer. tackle. Is laid M: ANA ms
uhyslcian says he VIII be- unable 10 play again
this season. Nichols viii not play because he VIII
have to devote his entire time to STUDY.
Thomas Randolph Ball the registrar ~ the uni
yersitv was married TO Miss Rosa Writ stone, OF
this city. last Thursday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30

New-Brunswick. y J. oct % (SpecIan-The Rev.
Robert T. Spc-r will deliver the first 81 n series
Of twelve lectures on THE Life Of Jesus Christ
IN kirkpatrick chapel on Monday evening. The
sophonores put ont their annual proclamaions on
Tuesday night. The fats were slcrilegious IN tone
and wording. and disgrac'd tho class u is uh'"i-
stood, however that only a small portion 81 inc
class WAS RESPONSIBLE for their publication. Or.
Edward l.. Stevenson. professor Of history. has
an article in "'rh- Targum.' the cOleg" weekly.
on II ife I'm n German University The paying
Of the college football team has proved most dis
appointing. The best players have been lnJuirI'
ana others are discouraged and refus-. To play.
Thcv were badly beaten by stevens In the L"agii"
game played last week. in all probability Inc
team VIII dsband. ana not attempt To play out
the seasons schedule
De Mott o. cadet major. has been appointed
nv Lieutenant BreretOn 10 drill the cadets ~ the
c0lleg. preparatory school one" a week. fl"ii dhy
viii l.. held on November ?. The delegates 10
the Northneld cOnfcrcuc" mad" Their report on
Thursday evening. at the meeting OF tn" coli"s"
(hilsflnl Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
DARTMOUTH.

Hanover ~ H., Oct 20 CSoeciaD.- The great topic
of interest to Dartmouth men at present Is the
prospect in football. The first championship game
is with Williams at Willlamstown on November
T. The team is now doing It's closest work under
the code Of signals which Will be used In that
game Captain Jones went to New-Haven on
"Wednesday last to Williams's style OF play
in her game with Yale. The players are now In
fairly good form. Huff, who entered Dartmouth
this year from the University Of Illinois has re-
covered from his injuries and will play left guard
Little will play right guard; NJ. Jones, centre;
r. T. Jones and Abbott or Mason. tackles; Folsom
ard Mccormack. ends; Pollard, quarter; Dodge ana
Smalley, halls, ana Carlton, full back.
The public announcement OF the book entitled
"Dartn'outh Athletics" was made hi, week L,nong
of George ;. Edgell. Charles +. Mahewson, CLAIR
ence Rowland, Professor r. H. Condor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
WESLEYAN.

Middetown. Conn. oct. - tSpeciaD.
Ackerey. Of the glee and mandolin clubs. IL try
ing 10 arrange two concerts with the Trinity Club
to be- given in Mdiletown. the other In Hart
ford The proceeds OF the Mlddetown concert Will
10 10 athletics. The college choir for the coming
year has been chosen as follows: organist. Good
rich. %; leader Davis "a; Lee. 'si: Bccman. %;
Miller. 81. GuilfOrd. ~. SNOW 'si' Glilies 80:
Smith. 81. Yam "a Colt. %. Tower 90, Dcnnison,
81. Van Ducsen. ~. Hartman, 81; Clements 20,
Moolston. ~.
The Middlrtown Chapter Of Alpha Delta Phi gave
the FIRST fraternity reception Of the year on Friday
night. Mrs. : T. Camp and Mrs Horace Boardnan
received for the chapter.
Professor Stephenson has published syllabus
~ Lectures In European History. from the Fail
81 tie Western Roman Empir" 10 the Death OF Ma
Iolcon." FOR use IN his clafses
The sophomore class nas elected the following Off
cers> President. H. T. Tr.nkous. Nce-presient.
Miss Inglis; secretary, j. y. Puifer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
CItRNEIIA
DEATH or Prominent STUDENT NpirioN
OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM.

DEATH or Prominent STUDENT C. NpiTloN
OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM.
Ithaca ~ y. Oct 29 (SpeciaD.-Corneh students
were shocked to receive information last Mo"ud'
Of the death of Nathaniel y. Sherman OF 'ne
Junior class. Mr. Sherman went to MS nome DIT
Watertown on October II suffering WIN acu''
diabetes. but his death the following Sunday was
orite unexpected He was prominent IN alhleH'
circles having been coxswain OF the % ireShin""
crew and coxswain of last years winning var
sty crew President Weatherson ana eN-ffeS
jdent Troy OF the junior class, ana members Vi
the Cornell CHAPTER Of the Chi Psi Fraternity at
tended the funeral services
The football practice was rather discouraslng
the first few days after the Princeton game. SeN
oral men on whom the coaches placed great reil-
ance were laid off on account Of severe injuries
Robbns 81 who was looked upon as the coming
halfback hurt the nerves of his arm and VIII not
be able to play any more. Baker >" mas ie'' ~
from the position of centre rush, ana be'""'''e''
q new man Just entered from Leland stanford;
occupies the place on trial. Wagner, T. y ana ,
Warner. l.. s. two veteran guaias' so" NV Weber
side Hairs place at left tackle Is taken py rrhi
tackle and the ends Curtis. '9i; ana ioung'
Daley, l.. s. row plays left halfback, and OIL
97 is doing good work as fuback bc as ma,
L. S. is playing quarterback, and Dyer 80, rlght
there is still prospect OF in New YORK
on November 4. So many players have been GRIP
pied This fall that the eleven has scarcely been
able to learn the signals thoroughly, ana inter-
ference has not been developed at all ,
There Is talk of the formation OF an lnterSoi-
leqiate Debating Association to include Columbia:
Pennsylvania Michigan and Cornell the Corner
Congress and Woodford Debating club are ready
to push the project soon as the other coIieseS
assent. ,-a.,.. oo,,
The senior election last week was closely CON
rested The following won the executive and class
Iay honors. President 4. +. Weber Olean; first
vice-president, o. 7. Cummings. Little YORK ST.
ond vice president Miss Charlotte w, brown
BROOKLYN: recording secretary. Miss Jennie NJ Jen-
ness. BROOKLYN corresponding secretary C W. -.
Reardsley, Ithaca treasurer X. ". QUICK ithdcn
class orator. W. i. Chairman. jr, Norwich' "!
orator II. l.. Fordham Greenport memorial ora !,
for r. : Clark. Denver. Col; prize orator, W: X
Deahanty. Albany prophet j. H. iathrop cory
land: poet, Miss Bertha Stonelnan JainesloWn.
historian w. c. White. FTedonia; essayist. MISE
Harriet C. Common. Burlington. Iowa; toastmastef'
r. b. Goodman. Buffalo. j. p Han, OF James
town. the opposing candidate for president, has
been appointed chairman of the class day COM
mittee. the second senior honor. - -
The Junior Ball COMMITTEE is as follows: r. T.
Storrs chairman J. Weatherson, eN-onicio' II. l..
Stevens. c. NJ. Russell. F. T. McBrier, W. Wa H.
Crumb G. H. Powell. +. J. Haynes {. W. OId j.
r. Woodbridge, r. NJ OFT, Il. c. Jones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
PRATT INSTITUTE.

The first lecture of the season connection with
the normal course of the department Of domestic
science will be given In Assembly Hall on the
evening OF November 10 by Edward Atkinson of
I!oston upon Food Production and Economy In
the United States" 1t Is expected that on this
occasion II department OF domestic science. In con-
necton with the Brooklyn Institute Of Arts and
Sciences. will be organized.
Mrs J. C. Croy. Editor OF 1.-The Home Maker
ii T. Ketcham president of the Lincoln Club and
Or. Stanton Colt will speak upon "Cabs and Club
Lie for Men and Women" In Assembly Hall.
invited.
About November the trustees will open, through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. Oct. 20 (speciaD-The student body
of the university very much wrought up over
the result OF the recent meeting In NewYork.
That they should be dubbed professionals is re-
scented by all, and the universal feeling Is that
Pennsylvania should at once retire from the asso-
citation. Especial resentment is felt toward the
treatment OF Osgood. who is working hard to OBJ
tain his degree In civil engineering. The effect Of
the recent legislation is TO cut off the Pennsylvania
team from the services OF Osgood who came from
CORNELL knipe. from Swarthmore; Upton. from Am
herst; Mackey and Oliver, from Lafayette and
Woodruff Colbert and Wharton who have not been
here year The team will continue to practise
with the same men, The demand for tickets to the
Princeton game at Mannheim, IS unprecedented:
The tickets to the main grandstands were all
sold on the first day OF the public sale. An addi-
tional grand5tand has since been put up, and the
seats are all sold for that. Pennsylvania is still
confident and surprised at Princeton's offers Of odds
vania's scoring.
The annual fall handicap games were held on
weather but nine OF the fourteen events were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor, Oct 90 (SpeciaD. President Angel IS
in Chicago to secure exhibits from the WORLDS
Fair for the University museum. The fall helh DAY
was held on October p. and brought out some vi
,Iai,e new ma erial. NJ. r. Smith broke the hall-
mile University record on wet track IN -oe 90
Hodgman broke the 4i0-yard record IN V.1i 30 ~,
,Tbe football team has two games from the
Detroit Athletic club. score, So ana % anu ioS'
one 10 the Chicago University, score, ~.
Cornell has regulated her agreement 10 pay
Michigan at Detroit Thanksgiving Day. 'orileli
called for 49,, a,aa 80 tho curricu-
mm of the law department. , ~
George J. Caldwell a. has been electel Dasep .i
manager for the coming year; also secfe.hrF 2l VI
Tntercojleciate etc Association or the North
west.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
COERT CALENDARS E0R TO-DAY

Supreme Court-Gencral Tcrm-Iiecess continued
supreme tourt-Char,bcrs- Before Barrett J.-Motlon
calendar called at II O'clock.
COurt-Spcclal Term--Parts 1 and Il-Ad.
journed for the term.
Circuit Court-Parts /. III. III and Iv-Adoruned for
surrocate's Court-Tria Term-Before Fitlgenai, S.
Sufrogates Observation-Disclosures Ransom, S.-Et
tate OF JOSH Carroll 10 80 a For prob1te WIS
Of John IiortI. Joseph kumar JOSEPH Rupert RIDLEY
Watts Caroline Prcusch, 1gnatz Barnes, Iorenz Diem,
Eleanor NJ. Won Pfster 10 80 a.
Common Peas-Gencial Tern-AdJourned until Novern.
Der q.
Common Plcas-specia Term-Beforc Gegerich J--Ns.
o.
Common Pleas-EauIty Term-Adjourned until Noycn'
Common Plcas-TrIa Tcrm-part I-Bcorc Daily. C. j.
Common Tsss|rriai Tcm-parts II and III-A<
j0urned for the term.
superior Court-Specal Term-Bcfore Gderseeve, J.
Nos. 400 400, 5e7. 500, 500 45i, $40. aoi
Superior Court-Equity Term--No calendar. -.
Superior Court-rrlal Term-Parts and Ii-Adjoufhee
Superior Court-Trial Term-part III-Beiorc McAdam.
City Court-Gencral Tcrm-Defore Van wyck, p. JY
Newberger ana Mccarthy, JJ.Appeals from orders ana
" city Court-special Term-Before Mccarthy. j.
City court-rral Term-pars I. II and Iv-Adjourned
City Court-TrIal Term-part III-Before Fitzsimons,
Case on Hurhrdgc Keeann0n
Court OF General Sessions-Part 1-I'eforc Martne =;
and Assistant DstrIct-Atorney Bradley-Nos. TO ID
Inclusive. -.
Court OF General sessions-Part IIRefore Fizgerald
j., ana Assistant Distct-Attorney Otiarc-No' - 10
Court OF General scssionsPart IIIBcfore Cowing, >,
and Assstsas District Attorney Macdona-Nos. u u
mcluetI6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
DICKINSON.

Carlisle Penn. oct - (Speciap.-In n practice
game OF football here this week Davis 96 received
a severe injury 10 his leg and a spraned ankle, and
Mattress. Prep. had his collar bone broken lit
tie earlier in the Bca 91. has been elected
captain Of the eleven In place of Hickman. The
Pennington club has organized for the year, with
the following officers: President. Ford, "a; vice
president Clarke. %: secretary and treasurer,
Burdettc. 90 executive committee. Sanders, Clarke,
lJassett and Eird.
The successful competitors for the entrance eX-
animation prizes are Reed prize. Joseph L. Nc
Kcchan. Dare prizes, ID. W. Horn and = ID. En-
beck.
ception to the college and the preparatory and law
schools
Saturday was the day set apart for the election
OF the Intermediary Commission TO act between
the students and the faculty. Some one conceived
the idea Of "A practical joke 10y eecting the girls
and accordingly had tickets printed with their
names on them. The faculty WAS not pleased with
the action and did away with the commission.