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Notes.

Two colorei men giving the names
OF Charles Means and JIM sheppard,
have been arrested by OiiigerB Burden
And 5ilvey. They are we'll known IA
the court ~ countefioitots. They
reached Oguon On Sunday night and
commenced 10 unload tnvir spurious
coin wnrn captured ~ the OiilUurs.
who found Ia ShuppAtd'a room NJ the
Heed hotel moulds TOT couniofieltq quar-
tetr. Means whDwas arrested nj the
Windsor hetgl tho Oflicefs found had
bogus coins la his possession,
Presidents Wilford Woodruff, GEORGE
q. Cannon anu Joseph /. smith, &C.
cOmpaniod by Bishop WinJeS. came
~ from Ball Lake yesterday morning
and attended a meeting OF tue directors
VI the Pioneer ElectIis Power 20. ut
the resiusnos OF II. J. Cannon. The
meeting wRs AGJ lufnsd until TuesdaJ
next TO meet Mt bait Lake CITY.
The Sunrise Milling company Of La
Plata, whose mine IL Just east OF Og.
den, has shipped two carloads Of ore 10
the Omaha Smelling 20. II success.
ful, mining operations will commence
AZ the mine. Tho ORC shipped was
mined three years ago but dispute
over thu title Of the mine stopped
work.
a marriage license has been Issued
TO Charles q. Dahlgreen, IS, anu Miss
l.. Roth, No. both Of Ogden, aud also
TO Nels T.. Jensen, b3, aul Mrs. Annie
Iona Madseu, %, Of Huntsville. Judge
Perrin married George rfescier, -,
ant Mise Mary A. Cheshire, Is, both
VI Ogden.
William Farrell died At 1 o'clock yes.
iutday morning. He represented the
Fourth ward In the city Council.
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OBITUARY NOTE.


plad At Moronl, July ~, lspi. Mary
Ann Hardy BlEchhnm, She WIS born NJ
Now ION Moor, Cheshire, England. July
N $50, baptized whom glght years old,
emlgrntol In lsI, crossing The son la tho
Hhip Antarctic, the Plains In Captain
Poor Nohckefs company arriving IN
salt laEo city september ~; lived in
Plain city short limo, removing from
there 20 Moruui, whore she lived until
hor unexpected domiso on tho 18th ulti-
mos cause humOrrhagc, rom premature
vnutHumout She was the mother OF
r..yvu children, she was loving and UN-
a faithful Lntur-day saint.
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ldaho Meallrr and Crons.

Weather crop bulletin No. 10 OF the
Idaho stale weather service Tor the
week ending Monday, Angus. 10.
1905.
lho foTopart OF the past week was
very warm aud dry with a few scat.
tered thunder storms which dbl very
little toward relieving the dr1uIG;
high winds were trtquunt. FrOtts 90.
CURED over the Ceutfal anu eastern
stolions on the oIh, Bth ani 10Th, sefi-
ousiy damaging potatoes auu Ratdr "a
truck In lew places, ana slightly IN.
Jung late HrAlu ON low lands.
Ihfeshlng 10 Ia progress over a large
portion of mo state aud will probably
DO general thls week; the crop 10 vATl.
able but generally good. la Casa
county the yield viii fall below that
u last year. Late sown grain II
backward anu does not promise much.
Potatoes which were not affected by
ifosls u last week are doing exceed.
ingly well anI large crop II assured.
Ia Bear LAKE anu Hammock COunle,
tue crop WAS badly damaged anu In
syme places II will boa iailute. Corn
has Improved considerably In tho past
few days. GARDEN truck suffered some.
what tfon lfOst but IL doing well ga.
orpl Ia portions 81 the northern soc
1iou where gardens hrs suffering from
dfsuih ana vegetables are Opening
pftmatutely.
Timothy IL being cut In Idaho
county the crop IL short but OF goUu
qualify. Tho second crop OF alfalfa
uae been cut In number OF places; on
Irrigated land the crop il vary goou,
but VA dry lands IN some places It IL
hstlly worth cutting.
Ffult ntiEues 20 prosper.
ID. l.. MCGALLuM, Director.
Central Omce, ldano Falls, Idaho,
August ~, 1896.
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J. w. Arnup, 8. NJ. I'lgler, John
Ri1fjaD, Eiwa'd O'Reillv.
Mountain Drll-John Wells
Farmers wnrd--s. J. MoDonough.
rms club will meet again on Fuday
night At which time arrangements VIII
b. made for organizing tho precincts
Uaisido oi the city and for holding
general meeting.
prMUCRATiC COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The Democratic county oommiiteo
has teen called by Chairman w. &.
Hsll and Secretary y. T.. Lloyd TO
me-, at nom. 5U7 McCorniok BLOCK,
this city, q, II %. M, On Friday mex,
Tor ihg purpoie OF hEinr tlo dat- iyr
holding the cHurty couveutiHa which
ia 90 name .ricgates to attend The state
convention % b8 held al Ogdcn 5ep'
TENDER j.n.
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Rennrled nold In.

a holI ~ il reported 90 have taken
lace lAsi evening. Edward Rollins
was the uu'ftunare victim, whO stated
int al ho was near the corner OF Sec.
uui South anu laird Yves streets he
Wa- apI fOaghUi by a big Draw lie fellow
WHO ordered him % throw up bis
hands. The request wac promptly ac-
ctdtl g., nui, fer securing u scarf
PIN, .Hu hiEhwa disappehfoi Ia
the datkncss. lie istald TO have worn
q blouse, Oyetalls aud dark siitl ha;,
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a lazy Uicyolsl named Ma bel
Rhodes, last uight colliicd with =
horse anu buggy nesr tne Cullen hotel.
The result was that the wheel was
wrecked and the lpdy swOlued on &c.
count Of the ifgli received. Other.
wise she was no. injured. Bystaudcrs
sgy ihnt tue fair lady was TO blame, 10
sIo rode Tlzht into the vehicle.
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2SamuuI Doxpy hss returned from
all exploring expedition u south.
eastern UiAn wnuIe he went In
company with Professors Tulmago,
Neal hu1 MatthuEs Of the Dee.
crVt UuIver,iiy, also PiOf,. Woodbury.
and Chamberlain OF tue LalteT.day
Saint college. brother samuel Ia
more than elated VITA tho scientific
suoCttH OF the tfip.
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All women Rsrubicaas living In
the Third precinct are requested 10
meet Wednesday evening, Angus
IL h, ia the Seventeenth ward tchocl
: onse Tor the purpose oi ftfmlng q
wOmsn's club. All Are invited.
EDNA l.. Smith,
Chairman Third Pfecinci.
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J. II. Harris respectfully announces
90 tne Republicans Of the Third iudi.
alaI district Of tho State OF Utah that
hu will bua candidate Tor the Utllgo OF
District Judge, subject TO the nOmiua.
ION by lhs Republican, judicial con-
yenIi0n of said district
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II POLITICAL.
mimi Precinct RennbIlcans.

A meeting OF the Republicans Of the
Third precinct IL hereby called 10 meet
ln the seventeenth ward school house
"a Wednesday, August IAN, al $ pm,
O. Tu.rfauiEs the preciurg committee,
20 c0nsl1sr the question " onlarglng
lhe committee by aiding lady mem
nrr' auI o. transact any other business
Mo meeting desires u consider.
All ladies who are favorable To Re.
luOlicln principles are c1rdlt n.
vitpi 20 be- present SUD participate IN
the precinct organization,
A. =. GFppls, Chairman.
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CAM 10 Frozen out,

me biaM.uI and SWeeiwRteT,
l'ock hpfi logs GOALS arc too hot Tor the
coal combltr 20 ifetzs out. am the
sole aReh1 Tor lAess celebrated coat.
save oOI peg ton Rud buy Of j. w.
WhltsheaO, w. IS west Seconn South
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Second Precinct Republican Women

The Republican women nj tie Sec.
ond Precinct will hid their meeting
on Tbufsday, August 10Th. at m,
In Independence hall, Third south
street, Just west OF Esst Temple. All
women of the Second Pfecinc, arc
cordially invited 10 attcnd.
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~. Johns, Arizona, Herdih n. T..
Johnson has sold out and left the
county; he viii make Utah his future
home. Mr. johnson is citizen We
can ~ Afford 10 losu, Aud We wish him
all good wherever he Cssts his lot.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS


We arg headquarters anu general
wustafu gents Tor Muuyon'a rene.
dlef, Druchl & Ffanken, druggists,
southeast corner Main snd lnlrd
south streets, Salt Lake city,
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JONI T. ANrON,

Anu paltnu'z' nmm who spurns the
eoAI combine ant sells ms coal upon
Us merits lie gglls the celebrated
DESMOND and Rock Springs Goals.
Lump S4dO, Mutt 400. j. W. White.
mead, IT, Oill,u ., Eus, Second South.
Tel COS.
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Effective July 9TH, 1895.
.ta'Ht srrits aud D,yaft li sal La,
Cue Daily, a. Fsigsts

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eHs Dahg, a. FsigsI
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from all Eastern points, PArE CIR
ahd OGien..,..............-,
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ogden aud intermediate ugIuts .t1o.
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pEFAHr
for ogden. CachO NEuey park On,
sud All EAsls;npoin, ..........,, -o,.
Tor ogden aud intermediate poiuu III
Tor Ogden, intermediate u1Iuf4
Hutts, Portland aud Boise Jity tsB.
Tor ~ Eastern polut ogden. ahd
san lThncisco ......... ........ g1,o.
for tufekA fr1yp, sAnueto Waller
Ncpu JuAb aud fTsen ..... o.. sgt.
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.Ifalns south Of juA1 rua say tl.sgI
sunday.
Daily EXCEPT sunday
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UASts CAPITAL, $500, 900
CASH sJEtPLCs, p2oO 900
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia Oct. - (specaD.-A new dramatic
society has been organized TO present classical Eng
lish dramas 1t will be called the Garrck Club. and
the first performance will be given on Thanksgiving
Day at the West Philadelphia Drawing Room when
Sheridan's The Rivals will be presented. II Is also
expected in the spring to give one OF the Eliza
bethan In style similar to the production OF the
Greek plays at Harvard. DR.. Smith, OF the English
department. has been elected stage manager and
general director
Professor George F. Barker OF the department OF
physics. has received years leave OF absence. and
the following instructors have been appointed:
George +. Mckee. physics DR.. w. W. Porter. bot
any; F. NJ. Mann. design in the school OF architect
ure. and Lewis L. Pitcher. assistant In architecture
Provost Harrison announces the cash contributions
since June as $l95,32l S..
The university Courier has offered prize OF -
for cartoon OF the football situation.
fine collection OF Peruvian pottery and archaeo-
logical specimens Is being identified for the museums
by Frank Cushing. OF the Smithsonian Institution.
The sophomores have elected the following class
officers for the President. Joseph " Brinton:
vice-president j. F. Wilhelm: secretary. W. r.
Green; treasurer c. s. Longstreth.
1t is believed that the attendance In all depart
ments will aggregate 26 the largest In the history
or the institution.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
RUTGERS.

New Brunswick, y. J., oct u (SpecIaD-The trials
10 All vacancies in :he college glee club occasoned
nv the graduation OF last years class have ended
The new men chosen Riggs. '97 second tenor;
Ryno 9S first bass: Grtanner. 49, first tenor; Fran
cisco 's9 second bass. The majority OF the men,
bers OF the club, az present constituted. are
seniors and accordingly considerable change In
the personnel OF the club will be necessary after
this year.
The date for the annual fall handicap field day
has been fixed for October 25 and entries will close
Monday. october 2l
The Junior class has elected the following officers
President Osborn: vice president. Roeber; secretary
Reed; treasurer Haddow; historian. Carpenter Self
Government Committee Mills. carpenter. Gravatt.
Peeke.
The college Y NJ. c. \. was addressed on Thurs
dav evening by W. j. Wanless who has spent six
wears I'm India as a medical missionary. He spoke
in the interest OF the student volunteer movement.
The following list of essay subjects for the senior
class has been assigned by President Austin Scott:
"The Scope and Method OF Economic Inquiry"
"The Mercantile SYSTEM The Utilization of Sew
age' "Irrigation:" The Gold Movement and In
fernationrl Exchange" Treatment Of the Den-
The Rutgers football schedule for the remainder
of the season is follows october 1S. Roseville
Athletic Club, at New Brunswick october q.
Swarthuore. at New Brunswick; October 26. New
York University. at New Brunswick; October 30. La
fayette at Easton; November New-Jersey Athletic
Club. at Bergen Point
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
VASSAR.

Poughkeepsle. n Y. Oct. IL (SpeciaD.-Professor
Salmon offers to the seniors this year new special
course I'm colonial history change has been made
in the required work Instead OF the course for one
semester In medaeval history. there will be. run
ming through the year. course OF three hours
weekly In general history. The sophomores are to
have six lectures on the nature of history its place
in the college curriculum. and methods OF study.
Some new lantern slides illustrating the period OF
the Reformation. have been ordered.
The vacancy in the English department made by
the resignation OF Mrs. Tiinghast. will be filled
by Miss Pauline q. Wiggn.
The Increase OF numbers In the French department
has made another instructor necessary. and Mrs.
Braca wife OF Professor Bracq has been appointed
to the place.
Percival Lowell will give the opening lecture OF
the regular cousse on Friday evening. october ls
Professor Rush Rhecs OF Newton Theological
Seminary. begins the course OF Bible lectures with
a series of eight on The Teaching OF Jesus
Among the recent accessions TO the library are
some valuable English publications. the gift OF
Albert Matthews Mr.. Coykendall has given to the
umes OF "Archiv Fur Mikroskoplsche Anatomie"
Each OF the thre" chapters OF Phialetheis gave an
opening play last Saturday evening for the special
entertainment Of the freshmen Chapter Alpha's
play drama liza tion Of George Hibbsrd's story
"A Rainy Afternoon" Chapters Beta and Omega
each gave the same play. * Proposal Under Dim
cuties" by John Kendrick Bangs. The silver cup
writing the best play. was won by Alpha. and was
exhibited at their entertainment
The Phllalethean officers for the year are: Pres,.
dent Louise Van Anden. ~. yce-president. Louise
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

College H Mass, Oct - (SpeciaD.-A comm ttee
appointed for the purpose will submit to the
Athletic Association number OF amendments to
the constitution. The most important is In regard
TO membership. Every man who pays the physical
culture charge the term bills will be made
a member OF the association Alumni, faculty and
others who wish 10 join may do so on payment OF
S. The Advisory Committee will have the power
to All vacancies in elective Offices. II the COM
mittee had possessed this power before the football
muddle at the beginning of the year could have
been avoided.
The first social affair OF the occurred
Tuesday evening, when the Kappa Chapter OF Theta
Delta Chi rendered a reception to the faculty. the
women and the class OF go
F. ". INrkee has been appointed assistant pro-
fessor in chemistry.
BY the will of Thomas l.. Burnham, Tufts gets
$4,000 with practically restraints
Theta Delta Chi. the first fraternity 10 initiate
has already taken in six men.
The senior class has elected the following officers
President. Sidney b. Johnson, OF Lynn; vice-pres-
dent Konosuke Ohatu. Of Ibarak-Ken. Japan;
secretary. f. X. Sampson. OF Weymouth; treasurer,
c. L. Wilton, OF Wakefield.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor Oct IL (Specia).-The first football
game of the season with the Michigan Military
Academy team resulted in easy Victory for the
university team by Of "a to O. Michgan's
line Is stronger than ever, but she is weak full
back. Hooper. the 23Opound guard Of the '93 team.
is expected back. as is Jack Hoilister. who played
on the same team Th,sc have fine records,
and will be great acquisitions
Pennsylvania is holding November I3 for a game
with Michigan, when the team goes East to play
Harvard but this contest will depend on arrange
ments which have not yet been made At
mass smeeting of students recently. over 800 was
subscribed fol the football team toward the East
ern trip .,,-
October with a non-political lecture by Senator
David b. Hill. There have also been engaged for
Tho course ex Secretary of State John ". Foster
the Rev T. DE witt Talmsge Henry Watterson
and Theodore Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
WELLESLEY.

Wellesley Mass. oct. Il tSpeciaD.-At recent
meeting of the Board Of Trustees it was voted that
hereafter the annua, charge for board and tuition
in Wellesley should be 500 instead Of $3.50. for
merly charged, and that the assistance given by
students In the lighter domestic duties OF the col
leee buildings and in the clerical work OF the diff
ferent departments OF study should be dlscOntn-
ued This ruling applies to students entering in and
after September 1896 and not to those in college
before the present term. The system Of so-called
domestic work" established In the early days OF
the college has been maintained with constantly
growing difficulties, and the abandonment of IL
meets with unqualified approval on the part OF the
friends Of the college. The Increased charge OF so
has become necessary by reason of the expense a.
tendant upon the extension OF the curriculum which
has been going rapidly for five years. and also
because Of the enlarged freedom OF election given
10 the students. involving many additions TO the
ccrps OF instruction.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass. Oct 70 OspeciaD.-rhe college
Lecture Course Committee has issued Its announce
ment for the coming season. As the course last
year was a financial failure enough advance sub
scrptons must be secured to cover the expenseA
and for this purpose blanks have been distributed.
President Gates attended the thirteenth annual
session Of tho Lake Mohonk Indian Conference this
week. DR.. Gates has been invited to deliver the
evening address at the opening OF the Educational
Congress the Atlanta Exposition the last OF this
month but has declined account OF the annual
meeting In Detroit of the American Missionary
Association. OF which he has been president for
three years.
The Advisory Committee on athletics has au-
thorixed the raising OF 100 TO meet the expenses
OF the football season No class can put q tee n
In the field TO compete with outside teams until
its manager has deposited with the Athletic Board
its proportionate part OF the subscription called
for from the collcE, for the corresponding athletic
team during that seasoi and no games shall b.
arranged for class teams that shall In any way
interfere with the college teams
The report OF Frank NJ Belden. who was baseball II
manager last spring. shows that the association
was sefsupportlns Tor the rst time an the history
Of the college.
Manager Bancroft Of the Gles ana Banjo eiub&
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
UNION.

Schenectady oct u tSpeclaD 1.-THE Garnet" Board
OF ~ has organized and formulated plans for the
publication OF Its annual. The following officers have
been chosen Editor r-in-chef. H. G. Todd business
manager H. r. Wi.lis: literary editor. T.. +. Draper
athletic editor. Paul Canheld. assistant business
manager. w. T. Cherry; assistant editors Packard
Palmer Harry Frey. Frank Little James Wlngate
and A. e. wyckon
The officers OF the Adelphc Society for the pres
ent term are: President Damn. 'ss vice president
Cotton 81. secretary. Nelson. rs. treasurer Swan
'ss. Executive Committee. Guernsey, '9G. Birch, ~
Hoxie IS The officers for the Philomathean Soci-
ETY. for the fan President Hall 80: vice
president, Van Deusen. &c. treasurer. Muter g7
secretary Hammer. '9s; judicial bench. Young ri;
Merchant. 80; Perry 80: Executive Committee Per
shng, 81, Fisher -.
The following officers have been elected by the
senior class: President. George Damn; vlce-presl-
dent, J. II Dunham: secretary Charles Hunt. ireas-
urer, George Young historian. W. II. Hall, address
or. Charles NOsburgh, grand marshal, H. NJ. West.
orator. George Polo x. prophet. Edward Foley
X :. Greenman; Ivy orator. Jeremiah Wood: wv
poet. a. H. Nossler; pipe orator @. l.. Van Dusen;
poet. II. ". Craver. tOastmaster. Lynn Schone,d
GARDINER has been promoted 10 the professorsnip OF
physiology though he II siill retained lecturer
on nervous ANATOMY. The new Instructors are
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
WESLEYAN.

Midd.etown Conn. Oct IL (SpecaD-The Junior
and freshman classes have elected officers as FOL
lows: Juniors-President. w Il. Pruner. vice-presi-
dent Miss Andrrs: secretary. Miss Stevens. treas
ufer r. A Moore Freshmen-President, A. f.
Goodrich Vice president. Miss Reed. secretary
treasurer w. ii Leslie; manager OF football team
j. Beech.
Elections TO the college senate were also made
this week as follows Senlors-J. a. Anderson and
l. H. Fuller Juniors-Pruner and X. n. Bennett
sopbomores- -sibley and J.. W. Thompson. Fresh
men--F Goodrich
The senior class met on Thursday 10 decide the
question OF cap and gown, as well as to EJECT ofn
GERS Tho officers elected were President !. H.
Fuller. vice president Miss IngDs. secretary. L.
Norris. treasurer. j. A. Puner The cap and gown
question aroused a heated discussion The final
vote resulted two-thrds for and one-t third against
committee was appointed to make selections and
submit them TO the class
Football practice is being made heavier every
day The team In Handicapped by the absence Of
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
WILLIAMS.

wiriamstown. Mass, Oct. II (speciaD.-The foot
hail team under the instruction OF the coach
THOMPSON. has been working hard this week Inc
hacks are working well together and the interfer-
ence shows much Improvement. In defensive work
the team is still weak. especially at the centre Ex
cent for the weakness at centre the team put up
goo1 game against Colgate Wednesday.
Manager Irish has arranged the following sched-
ule for the season: Saturday. October o. Colgate
ot Wilamstown Wednesday. October g. Tufts at
Wilamstown; Saturday. October Il X. H. !. 81
WfIamstown: wednesday. october ls. Harvard at
Cambridge: Saturday. october 10. Syracuse Unver-
city at Wuliamstown; Wednesday, october q. Yale
at New-Haven; Saturday. october % crescent
Athletic Cub at Brooklyn; Saturday. November :.
Amherst at Amherst championship game); Nednes-
dav November S. Laureates at Troy; SATURDAY
November O. Union at Albany; Saturday. November
,s Dartmouth at Williamstown Championship
game.
The following changes have been made in the
faculty; Professor Morton takes entire charge or
the French department.: Professor Wild. who has
inst returned after a two yearS course OF study In
Cermanv has the sophomore and senior electives
IN Latin: DR. Fitz has charge OF the freshman Latin
and as dean Of the faculty has charge OF the college
absences: Or. Mather who has returned from
three months trip abroad. VIII nave charge OF the
ftaiian "a well as the English elective; Professor
Rice divides the work IN history WIN professor
Goodrich. ,-.o, a.. ,oro,,,ro oe,cor,
Tor The wear: President. William Adams Burns;
vice-president Almon Colburn Barrell; historian,
Damon Everett Hail. secretary Gurdon Wright
Gordon; poet. Clifford Henry Coon; choragus'
Apdrew Carnegie has given the college 5000 to
free the innrmary from debt.