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FORDfIAA1.

The Rev Henry Caster. Of Woodstock Nd has
taken charge Of the class of special Latin for the
remainder Of the term.
Hamlet will be produced by the members Of
ST. Johns Dramatic Society next Wednesday
ing Joseph Kelley. 81. who has the role OF Ham,
let. promises to be great success The play Is
under the management of Albert G. Brown, S. j.,
who is the moderator Of the society.
Captain Frank II. Edmunds lst Infantry U. s.
A.. professor OF military science and tactics an
nounced at drill last Wednesday that Company c
had won the colors Company had the largest
company in line at the inspection last Saturday
The drill for next Wednesday will be regular In
spection and dress parade.
Next Tuesday Is 'rector's day" The Athletic
Association will hold its spring games In the
morning starting ct 10 o'clock. Captain Francis /
Quinlan. 81 seriously injured while running
the track last Thursday. II is be hoped that he
will be able to at the intercollegiate games
The Lawn Association held It's annual tourna-
ment last week. Considerable interest in the con-
test was shown during the day on which the Anal,
Were held.
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LEIiIGH.

South Bethlehem, Penn, May 1.-THE juniors
and seniors in the department Of civil engineering
were at Niagara Falls during the latter part Of
last week. and at the same time the senior cleo
tricas IN New-York. all on visits Of inspec-
ton.
Of Pennsylvania, lecture6 here on Friday evening
President Drown was the guest Of the Lehigh
University Club Of Northeastern Pennsylvania at
its annual dinner held at Wkesbarre on Friday
last.
The Committee on Grounds has about finished the
plans for the repairing Of the athletic field, and
work upon Il will begin at once. When completed
Lehigh will have one Of the best fields in Pennsyl
vania
President Farwell Of the junior class has ap-
pointed the following junior Hop COMMITTEES r. b
Wood. Charles II. Warren. ID. w. Roper. II. F.
Brown T. d. Edmonston and Z. d. Hillman.
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TRINITY.

Hartford, May 16-Trinity held her annual field
m Get NJ Charter Oak Park Saturday May g.
The track was soft, and so the runs and sprints
were for the most part rather slow. The college
record IN the two-mile however. was broken by
W c. White 81. who knocked nearly twenty
onds off the best previous time. In the field events
F. c. ingalls, go broke the old college record for
the hammer throw with l07 feet and over Later
he made special throw for a record and increased
the distance to 10 feet IL inches. l. K. Baxter,
80 who Is temporarily absent from college,
greatly missed in several of the contests He will
probably be back In time to take part In the
Worcester games.
The dual track meet between Wesleyan and
Trinity will probably not take place this year.
The baseball picture taken last Saturday
The following men were included: Braves, '9s
(captair): Cartwright. IS tmanager): Langford
~; Grinne 81 Flynn. 81: Noodle, 'S: Balch, 49,
Cole '9S; Waterman. '9s: Austin '9S: Sutton, 49,
90
Captain Sparks Of the track team, Will shortly
hold trials and pick those of his men who
compete AT Worcester on May q.
On account Of the rain last week the scheduled
games with Williams and Amherst could not be
played.
MAY II. The leaders are Lloyd ellison Reynolds
49, and Philip Cook, 'gs
The Tennis Association has recently cleared IT.
self of debt and will come into possession OF
the 800 offered by Samuel Ferguson &C. under the
condition that the association should first be free
from all membranes.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. May Is-The chief incident OF the
week the opening Of the Flower Observatory
| on Wednesday. Exercises were held In the open air
The observatory is the outgrowh Of bequest made
| by the late Reese Wall Flower. The gift comprises
| q tract Of land OF about hundred In the
| crest OF hill in Delaware County. on the West
Chester Turnpike,
| Two contributions OF $500 each for Improvements
In tho department OF civil engineering have recently
| been made by two friends Of the University The
will be used mainly for the purchase OF add
| ,ona. apparatus for the testing laboratory.
The biological department has just received
collection OF alligator and crocodile eggs from the
Florida Everglades. the gift OF Lieutenant VII
| loughby OF the L. s. A.
The seventh annual reunion Of the class OF 90 COL
lege. was held az Washington Park on Saturday
evening. Speeches made by Josiah II. Pen
niman. J. Warren Coulston. jr. and Lewis Auden-
reid
During the week about thirty members OF the
Pennsylvania Legislature paid their biennia. visit
to the buildings and campus OF the University for
the purpose OF seeing what recent advancement has
been made. They highly grahed with the
new dormItories.
The Biological Field Club met on Friday evening
for the last time this year and papers were read by
DR.. A. f. Krout. DIR. MacFarlane and Messrs. lie
Boutiilier Welsh and Citizens
The department OF archaeology has received a
number OF donations from Ca.eb Milne. including
number OF weapons used in the recent Chino-Japa-
nesc War.
W n oa 6s last Two Of hs hsD
retired from that position.
On Monday evening Professor George F. Baker
gave a dinner Professor Simon Newcomb. the
astronomer.
A large number OF students have signifed their in
ten.ion OF attending the worlds student conference
Northheld. Mass. this summer, from June "a to
July 4.
The. various classes will hold reunions on alumni
day, June s.
The following have been elected officers OF the
graduate Club for next year President e. Ellis
St1leSnerry. secretary,
The Philomathean Society defeated the Zeosphic
Society in the third annual debate Thursday evening
| on the question whether the United States should
recogrize the belgerency OF the Cuban insurgents
At the meeting of the class Of 'as on Wednesday
officers were elected as follows President Reming
ton: vice-presdent. Dbble secretary. Bell: treas
| urer McGrath: recorder, Bimton.
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SYRACUSE

Syracuse, n. Y. May 1s.-For the third time this
semester q family In the faculty has been called
to mourn the loss Of one of It's members. on Tues
day last occurred the sudden death OF Mrs. John
O. Bentley the daughter OF DR.. Eugene Haanel.
Tho fact that Mrs. Bentley had been married only
a few weeks makes the bereavement especially sad.
Professor Berwald will give a piano recital on
Monday evening and on Thursday evening Clar-
ence Eddy is give organ recital. both to be in
Grouse College Music Hail.
The student body 10 we'll pleased with tho show
ing made by the track team against Cornell last
Saturday. They scarcely expected Is to 6S Lewis
took second in hurdle and third in the other.
II was disappointment TO see Neville allow him
self TO be outgeneralled In the half-mile. Whiti-
more and Lee rolled up good number Of points,
the former taking Is and the latter H. AT least three
of the records will stand compa rison with any OF
the records made this spring in any OF the college
meets They the 100 yards In 10 seconds and the
broad Jump al % feet l inch. both by Whittimore.
and the 40 yards. by Lee, in o2-5 seconds
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NORMAL COLLEGE.

Commissioner w. H. Hurlbut OF the Board OF
Education has been appointed to I'll the vacancy
I'm the Executive Committee caused by the death OF
Commissioner William J. Van Arsdale.
The annual spring reunion OF the Associate
Alumnm will be held In the college chapel on Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. The preliminary state
ment and tickets have Just been Issued The full
progra NINE will be- issued next Friday. but among
those already announced TO take part are Miss
Florence de In NJ. Buncc. who will read from tho
works OF Thomas Bailey Aldrich: William A. Boy
Ian who will recite 1.-THE Chariot Race" by Lew
Wallace and Miss Jeanne Fnure will sing and Miss
Mabel f.. Phlpps will pny a plano solo Refresh
ments will be served In the college calls
after the exercises.
A group picture Of the entire senior class num-
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WELLS.

Aurora. N. Y, May l6.-Monday evening. May g.
the Phoenix Literarum Soce;as held its annual
open meeting IN Phoenix Hail. The roll-cal re-
sponded TO by quotations from Shakespeare on
music. The essays Of the evening wero as follows:
"Shakespeare's Clowns" Mss Clark. go: Songs In
Shakespeare Miss Porter, '95; "Shakespeare's
Heroines Of the Later Comedies" Miss Baker, 9s.
A business meeting OF the Y. w. c. A. was held
Wednesday, May ~, for the purpose Of electing OFF,
GERS for the ensuing year. Miss Louise C. Camp
bell 'es was chosen president: Miss Gertrude Kirk
'es vice-presdent: Miss Mary Johnson, 'Ss. CORE
spending secretary; Miss Nina Colville 90 record
ing secretary: Miss Mary Fitchen. co. treasurer
A piano recital given Thursday evening by
Miss Edith A. Ellis. instructor in vocal music. In
honor of 81 Several courses which do not
appear in the catalogue will be offered next year in
English literature Latin and physics the latter In
cludes .aborator work in heat and light.
With the spring term the Interest in athletics has
returned The basketball teams have been re-
organized and regular out-ofdoor practice has been
begun 1t is hoped that the new court bac). of the
college will be in good condition for the match game
to be given commencement week.
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WESLEYAN.

Middletown. Conn. May ls-The Junior society
CORPSE and Coffin has elected It's new men from
the sophomore class. The men are y. H. ROCKWELL
F. c. Sargent C. r. Smith. c. II. Spencer D. ~
Tackaberry J. NJ Townsend and O. f. Yale.
The Middetown Scientific Association held its
monthly session last Tuesday evening In the lower
chapel Professor Conn gave a short preliminary
discussion OF the new antidote for all poisonous
snake bites which lately discovered by Pasteur
in his laboratory In Paris. Following THIS the
chief paper OF the evening was given by PROFESSOR
Merrill on THE Story OF the Roman Forum
The freshman class has appointed Its committee
for the banquet which follows Immediately ai,er
the last examination. The men are Nlvisoh' CHAIR
man: Douglass Treat Hurlbut and Phelps bur
leigh and Taylor were appointed as the Committee
on Class Photography. ,,-,o,
tournament with Trinity has also been given up
but agreements under consideration LOT hoiu-
ing the latter next fall. -.
Baseball enthusiasm has received daInper rom
the result OF the last three games against Laiayss
cite Yale and Manhattan. An unusual amount OF
poor team work fielding errors and poor coacnihg
has been manifest The team has Deen crippled
for pitchers II Is true. Davis having 10 go INTO the
box from third against Lafayette, and b. smith.
against Manhattan. But this Is only partly re-.
sponsble The Yale game was a disgrace 10 the
team and has necesstated an9ther shake-up
Guernsey goes to short from second. Wilson TO Sec
ond from right field, leaving Rockwell Andrews
and Jester for right and centre
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GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Dr. Roper. who will assume the chair of dog
matte theology next year. was present at the SEM
mary on Saturday to hold all-day retreat for
the seniors. Dr. Walter G.. Mitchell resumed his
course OF lectures on Church History Friday
night.
Tho local assembly Of the Brotherhood Of St. An
drew met ut the seminary on Friday evening, and
addressed by the Rev. DR.. Huntington and
S.las McBee. the new Editor of THE Churchman.'
The Students Missionary Society was addressed
on Wednesday evening In Sherred Hall by the Rev
Lewis Thomas Watson, Of the Omaha Associate
Ia.inn
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COLGATE.

Hamilton. N. T.. May 1.-THE Salmagundi'
Board for the class Of SO consists Of L. e. Bird.
editor-in-chief: s. r. Treat. business manager: w.
w. Bullock. c. II. Oliver and c. f. Walters. as
sociate editors.
the college were announced Tuesday, May II. They
are l.. Jay Caldwell, Nelson Leonard Coleman,
Francis Wayland Goddard. Henry David Gray,
Glen Arnold Grove Edgar Shugert Ingraham.
Clarence Darwin Kingsley. Robert Gn Seymour
o.. Kendall Proctor Smith and Howell Roland
Wood. The honor men Goddard. Gray In
graham. Kingsley and Smith. The classical men
eligible Z. Phi Beta Kappa Goddard Ingraham
and Smith Commence nent Will occur on June H.
when the ten men named above will deliver orations
In competition for the Lewis prize Of $60
The successful candidates for places on the new
They are: From the junior class. Theodore f.
! Hhrookns; aliernate Frederiek Bird Jones From
~ editor chief in MS senior year; Walter c.
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"BIACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

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WEST SHORE R.R,

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BROWN.

Providence. May 16.-The members OF the Junior
class who 10 constitute the Cammarian Club
for the coming year have jus. been chosen fol-
lows: A. A. Barrows. d. L. Fultz. J. A. Gammons.
c. A. Gaskill. w. f. Greens. A. NJ. Greenwood. w.
r. Grinnell, r. r. Hunter, William Lauder, d. F..
OBrien. W. j. scribner. w. A. Sads Joseph Tay-
Tor, B. D. Whiting and J. NJ. Williams.
officers Of the Bishop Seabury Association have
been elected follows: President, Thomas f.
Steere. 9s; vicepresideut. Walter A. Briggs. co.:
secretary and treasurer. A. r. Thatcher. co. IL
brarian. Edward L. Thompson, 90
At meeting OF the cooperative refectory held
last week dividend was declared, and J. s. Allen,
9s. elected treasurer in place of C. II. Ling
ham, resigned.
At a meeting Of the Brown Yacht Club last week
Bay on June 10, and regatta committee was APP
pointed. consisting Of Commodore Russell Grnneil,
follows: President G. E. Walker 'es; vice; president
m an R aRa '5seH,sT d haz'n b.
athletic association for the coming year resulted
S4ss Eo William ns ef two s s
4s ssnS:$ss: HsSs1sS
the freshman c lass A. Tufts ;o roanoso.v
a The rhs e Ssy Sof On
3: F. 0'Br,en. 9s haltmile run. r: r Hanson
l. Wright, 90: Sho5 put P Goombs 81 23%;yard
do1 RGss vS? s m sq ra wrFR
yard dash o'Brien' 49, running broad DAD, Jump
The Banner offeTsd 6 5 he siSaens Of ths
WAS c sMsed 10 to the class L. Mg ina 5
mile in 1904 S:5 breaking the Worcester record
John H. Manly professor Of the English language
He will sail for Europe early in the summer, going
other Instructors Of the English department
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COLUMBIA.

Many new courses OF lectures in the various
departments for the coming year were announced
In the last week. Professor Adolphe Conn. VINO
has been abroad on a years leave OF absence VIII
lecture On the history OF literary criticism IN
France He will also give a special course on SPAN
ish literature and Professor Sperunza Will lecture
Italian literature. In the department OF the
Romance languages and literatures, PROFESSOR
Thomas will devote the first term to discussion
OF Leasing and the second to Goethe professor
Jackson's will be on the Vedic period ana
also comparative Iranian grammar professor
Prince will give course on the merits OF the
poetry of Tennyson. Browning and Arnold.
President and Mrs. Low will hold their annual
reception IN honor Of the graduatin class on Tues
day June s. at their home No. 80 East sixty
fourth-st. The baccalsureate sermon VIII be de-
livered the preceding Sunday at p: m by the
Rev. DR. william X. Huntington. in St. Thomas's
Church. Fifth-ave. and F!fty-third-st.
The announcement OF the faculty Of philosophy
for the coming year was published last week. Pro-
fessor Hyslop and Or. MacVunnel will lecture on
applied logic and scientific method. Dean Buffers
philosophical seminar will discuss topics IN the
history OF psychology. Or. Wildes course Will be
devoted to the history ana principles OF aesthetics
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BALTIMORE G. OHIO,

Leave New-YorX. loot q Liberty ST.. daily.
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Mason to be business manager In senior year and
Cornelius +. Schaible; alternates, Charles 2; Wal
ters Manford NJ. jenkins and John d. w. Chester
hard. and prospects for good men IN every contest
are encouraging. The relay team which Colgate
will send to Utica on June 5 will be the fastest
this college has ever had. In the weights Bacon,
Briggs and Ford are getting into good form; which
Is the best man cannot yet he told. but they are
counted on by Colgate men sure point winners.
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PRINCETON.

Princeton. N. j.. May 16.-Last week at Prince
ton was an unusually busy one. In. addiuon "
several ordinary athletic contests when prousn.
many visitors to town. on Friday. SATURDAY anu
Sunday the place was full to overno"ins WIN
alumni and guests Of the students. who camo 10 at
tend the annual senior dance on Friday night. the
championship baseball game between Harvard ana
Princeton on Saturday, and the play OF the I'LL
angle Club on Saturday night Senior Singing On
the steps OF Old North attracted a great throns,
the front campus having much the appearance VI
commencement week. The senior dance was oio
OF the most successful balls ever given az r''ee-
ton.
The winning ~ the annual debate with Yale Is
source of great qualification to Princeton men, ana
debating has received n great boom thereby fl
are already being discussed for next year con;
winnn ana team eS sierling g. the leader Of the
Princeton team in the recent debate Is the ony
who w BE the
m the 6a@spGia%' SSci fta ni Of
science to God and the Christian religion
meeting Of the Sophomore Dance Co Commit es
a neiu Un arrnnccmens Tor the annual sopho-
more reception FOR the IN ed o. in the Casino on
the evening OF June H. c,rh n y
At a meeting OF the Kskimnetas Clup, n -, r;
Aiiand ss elected president for the ensn,ng
and u. Iamson. co. secretary and treasurer H. , ~,
Committee The club decided to hold its usual an
nuni banquet at the Inn. in honor OF entering MEM
bers OF the club. -, -..x.n
The Southern New-York Club has been reorgan-
ICED with T. A. McAlpin '9S as president; j. w
Kinney. 80 vice-presdent; @. A. Armstrong 49,
secretary and ~ ID. Belknap 90: treasurer
Howard Crosby Butler. 80. Univsrsity lecturer
in archaeology has been appointed fellow OF me
American School of Classical Studies at Rome l1 1
the coming year. Mr.. Butler will start Tor ltaly
in June The director Of the school Tor the COLT
ing year will he Professor G. Smith OF bar bar
ward and Professor Richard Norton, or Bryn
Mawr. will be In charge OF the department OF
no M ScnOOl
prevented from visiting Greece this year on ac-
count of the
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LEHlGH VAllEYRAILROAO

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bering so. was taken on Thursday on the front
steps OF the college. -, -
The last Rotations of the classes were held on
Thursday The seniors had their first examination
Friday
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tons have come from the class OF II. Mrs Ella MA
beth Jordan Dimock Charles II. Semi. Sllas Wo-
dell and the Vassar Alumnae Historical Associa-