The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-27
TRINITY PARK
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Seven Professors Have Arrived and Are
Ready for Work.
Mr.. F. G. Mcdowell, of Tarboro, who
graduated at Trinity last commencement,
is spending few weeks at the Park. He
will leave in September for Cambridge,
Mass, where he will enter Harvard Uni
versity as a candidate for the Phi. D.,
degree in English and history. In this
connection it is interesting to note that
next year Trinity will have six graduates
pursuing advanced courses in the great
universities of Germany and America.
Seven professors are now on the cam
pus; President Kilgo, Professor Pegram,
Dr. Bassett, and Professors Crawford
Dowd, Minis, and Lockwood. OF the
new ones President Kilgo occupies the
house formerly occupied by President
Crowell and DR.. Bassett is keeping house
in that occupied by Professor Merritt.
These are respectfully Nos. 3 and 4 on
Faculty avenue. Professor Lockwood
is single man and will have rooms in
the inn. The other members of the
faculty are expected in few days.
Trinity graduates are in demand Re-
gardless of the fact that large portion
of the class of '94 have already secured
positions to teach, there are five or six
applications to the faculty for young
men to take high schools in the state.
There are more applications than capa-
bic young men.
Students have already begun to arrive.
There are now more college students at
the institution than ever known so long
before the opening of the term. 1t is
noticed that two additional tables were
placed in the dining room at the inn
during the past week. In the office it is
learned that more rooms have been taken
than is usually at this time of the year.
The buildings are being put in condi-
tiOn for the opening. New shelving,
un.'er the dire ction Of MIR. Myrick, the
librarian, is being put into the library TO
acCOnod4te the recent accessions to the
nun bel f books. About one hundred
volumes of magazines are being made
re IdY fof binding
The whole body Of faculty and stu
dents on the groungs have been capti-
vatCd bv President Kilgo. They express
themselves As entirely satisfied of the
wisdom of the choice. There can be no
doubt that he will be as great a favorite
with the student body as was DR.. Crow.
ell. The enthusiasm is expressed on all
sides for the coming year, and unless the
reporter is mistaken in the indications
| TIE GLOBE will soon be able to annOuce
the most suspicious opening in the
history Of tie college.
| III. G. Griswold and william Lake Caught.
CHICAGO, August % Harry D. Girls
wold and William Lake the two men
who killed detective Owens while he was
resisting their attempt to hold up a
freight train of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul railroad, were captured after
desperate fight with the officers, in
which they were both wounded Girls
void will probably die from the effects
of his wounds. There was an attempt
at lynching them, which was only pre-
vented by the large number of officers
present.
She Lowered the Record to I'll
New YORK, August 25-The seventh
| faturity was Won Saturday afternoon by
Butterflies in the presence Of about 25,-
600 people, she was hard pushed by
Braudywine. She lowered the record to
Ill fiat for the race. The stake was
$4,000.
Abe Buzzard Convicted of Sealing.
LANCASTER, August 2j.-Abe Buzzard,
the noted despOrado, has been convicted
of stealing and has been sent TO jail
Norfolk Has Another Big Fire.
NORFOLK, August - The fire which
broke out in the commission house of
Jones, Lee & Co, destroyed $4,000
worth of property. 1t was fully covered
by insurance.
w. p. Draper, druggist, Springfield,
Mass writes Japanese Pile Cure has
cured lady seven years afflicted; could
not walk half a mile in the last three
| wears now walks anv distance w NJ