The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-05

1ectured at Sedgwick on First impress
sions OF the Great Southwest The
friends Of the college there manifested
great interest in the college. They I'll
send students and they are now gather
ing material for the library.
Prof G. NJ Chase will also lecture
there next Wednesday evening.
The Paramount Musical club viii give
an entertainment for the benefit OF the
college library Monday evening. A
very good program has been prepared,
consisting OF music and tableaux.
Mr.. Mueller, the florist Of the HiN.
has again remembered the library or
the college. His donation being map
Of the United States Of 1892, and abound
copy OF s. 6. International lessons for
1887. The library IS anxious 20 secure
the full set OF these lessons.
Mr. A. H. Jackman. the assistant city
engineer, has donated Vol XIII OF Hay
den's survey OF the territories and the
wool and sheep industries OF the world.
BY the department of agriculture.
Mr.. ". II. Norris OF Conway Springs
has sent box OF books FOR the library.
Among these are a set OF Cooper's works
in ten volumes; Dickens, six volumes,
and others.
The library is greatly in need 81 books
OF reference. euch as the Century die
Eonary and the Standard dictionary.
These would be a most acceptable gift
bv individuals or societies seeking for
avenues for good work. Who VIII
start in this benevolent enterprise.
Several important changes have re-
Gently been made IN the charter Of the
college. which Will materially affect the
character OF the institution and have
important bearing on It's future useful
ness
The name f. formally changed %
Paramount college. This means that
the corporation IL 50 modified: Is 20
promote the higher education q men
and women By providing adequate
means OF instruction In an departments
OF knowledge usual 70 American col
leges q the frst-class: and by confer
ring on the worthy the Acadamical
hoao-s. testimonials. and degrees" IN
the arts Of sciences common 70 colleges
and universities.
The board OF trustees - Increased 20
twenty-cne members. Including the pres
fdert q the college. who e "eL- ofHCi5''
a trustee. and president % ths board
The other trustees are divided into
four groups a I've members each. %
arranged that ssch year IN June. the
term Of Office Of on group expires. and
their successors are appointed by the
remaining groups.
TIE present board has been re-inf1rc
81 hy some q our most esteemed and
.nfIe1ti citizens from W-!ch,1a ani
abroad.
These gentlemen are ex-0Tive-1o- Leyr
cling. NJ. Charles -. Davidson. Charles
A Walker. Esc-: Mr.. Charles o. CohT
Hon Henry q. Siuss. ard Hon y u1e.f
{. Corbe:t. from wichita. and Rev. =.
y. WIcoI. =. .. IL T., % Aa-ie-.
Nass-. president % the College A 90
Getty % Boston. benefac-oE % D-sry
college ard a warm personal f-@1i ~
Dr. Morrison: FfUar9 p Ks-.na - chi
czE0. general solicitor - 'he A-~Ais17.
Topeka and santa Fe railway, 81 Ey-
TN ?. Hobart % g. L'u-. vel k1oVr
throughout tae west N a. faaHc.ai ci--
c.=p. ard NJ. Augustus Kn.Eh-. = fner-
chart - g. T4o1lE. A Z. Ref1en. Isl.
a banker q 2 Do-afo. Kan. 81. FL
Tucker. also a banker a. Eureka
TIE college has every reas1a - r.
greatly encouraged ard sfrs-rt enef
through these vaIuzhis ac~~ssicrs - t-s
E1ve~r.-E board Wrh EEch a st-0rr
z 10, q .neazs s11 MIA
e-o@ a. bone. ai8 from s5rozt Is sure
n come i1 t1a tlue-
D.. ? O. Weliroaa. fr--5 e--s--iaz -
pr IseiT Ezs a Fei~c--e visitor ~ -f~
college yesterday. TIE Ar~t1r er->-t-
econ o. s-a-t - he future 1o-r@ &c
Pe1r-1s.iz IA Cent-zl Af-i-a - rs-E-11.
u-.ser sss5 Jc-s e t1s = rn--t~a- soar1
Mes CUP. o-e = the sl~-essS-I -ez-1-
e-s - se1EE1-k county. vs. 81 sEe
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