The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-04

c. s. Goodrich C. A. Smith and Clarkson
Lindsey as among the unblest
Jokes was Miss Florence Tilden's theme.
She rehearsed all OF the jokes and yarns that
have become famous with certain professors
AS she sprang each one 1t struck responding
cord in the minds of those present, and as
each professor was the victim the merriment
increased. When she said that she had found
marginal notes in the class book of one of the
professors, namely. the head of the depart
rop enjoyed the hits as made. and he
laughed as he never laughed before.
B. H. Timberlake. 1.lwas down for Even
ings on the Campus. Some of the secrets of
college authorities in locating the perpe-
traitors were divulged leading one to infer
that the speaker had either been in very
close consultation with the sought-for young
men or had not been absent when they oc.
CURED. He said that on one memorable oc-
casion the faculty, after much investigation
and thought decided to give one young man
permission to retire. He had done SO. never
knowing who the real men were for whom he
had to suffer. and now that he was old in
the world and safe, 1t was proper that he
be told whom they were.
Miss Sophia Pendergast spoke for the
Class Of 81" telling of them from the
of the class She gave very pleasing &C.
count of the class events. She so tickIed the
vanity of the fresh alumni that they let out
their yell, Boomer lacka who! Boomer lacka
who! 97, '97, Minnesota ~
W. B. Dean George Alton 81. spoke on
College Spirit" and J. Kennedy, 49, on
"Our Alma Mater
George r. Horton, of 's7, was introduced
and sang the hit of the recent class play
II l Were Really Rege.'
e: e. Adams. SO the newly appointed re-
gent to succeed Prof L. L. Swenson. fol-
lowed this song, and took some valuable
suggestions from it. He SAID that when he
first came to the institution he walked un
the narrow beard walk leading to the one
building, and was so impressed with The
superior bearing and haughtiness of three
students who passed him that he stepped out
into the wet grass to let them 90 nv He
afterwards learned that thew were seniors
and known as Tim Byrnes George Partridge
and Allen Greer.
b. Dean: D. N. Beach, Senator Wyman and
President Northrop, all of whom gave short
talks. AS Regent John S. Pillsbury was
leaving lea the room his health was drunk by
all present rising. Dr. Beach in his remarks
made very handsome tribute to President
Northrop. 1t was heartily applauded. showing
the I'M great love and respect for the Prexy
that exists In the hearts of all connected
with the university
LAW ALUMNI BANQUET
The seventh annual dinner of the alumni q,
the college of law of the University of Min
nesota was held at the Nicollet last evening.
IL was brilliant gathering, and it had among
Its specially invited guests Chief Justice Start
and Judges Collins and Canty Of the supreme
bench. Nearly all the members of the gradu
atlng class were in attendance, and many of
the classes which preceded them crowdinq
the boards to over 200 plates.
me dinner was one of the pleasantest affairs
that the Nicollet has had for long time and
after 1t had been fully discussed, Arthur NJ.
Wfckwire, president of the association and
POSTMASTER of the evening, called upon Carl
w. Taylor to respond to the toast, Judicial
Legislation" which he did In a humor all
his own until the point was reached, when it
belonged to all who heard him. He devoted
himself particularly 10 the fed of Justice
courts and the total eclipse of all legal prin-
ciples there. Joseph Chapman Jr. responded
for. The Deans Latest-'97.''