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The Portland daily press., 1898-06-28
s. THAT THIRD SQUADRON

Gibraltar, June 27.-The third Spanish
squadron, it is announced here, consist
Ing of the Cardinal de Cisneros. Lepanto
Numancia. Vitorria. the. monitoraP uig-
cerva, three torpedo boatsssand the auxili.
airy steamers Metereo de Leon ILL.,, and
Monteserrat, commanded by Admiral
Barrosa, has been "ordered to assem- BILE
at Cadiz as early as possible.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-28
DECLINED TO BE BOUND.

Washington, June 27.-The postponed
meeting of the Democratic caucuses ad-
journeu until December, tonight, with
out disposing of the resolutions intro
duced by Mr.. Bailey and amended by Mr..
McRae, of Arkansas, proposing to make
future action of Democratic caucuses
binding upon all participants.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-28
RIFLES FOR MAINE SOLDIERS.

Chiokamauga National Military Park
Ca. June 27.-The ordinance Quarter.
masters departments have been very
active today preparing to complete the
equipments Of fifteen regiments to be
moved to the front.
The first Maine Regiment has received
295 Springfield rifles and the first New
Hampshire 511.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-28
Local Weather Report.

Portland, June 27.--The local weather
bureau Office records as to the weather
are as follows:
sa. m..-Barometer. 80 973; thermome
ter, 70; dew point, 90: humidity, IS
wind, N; velocity, 4; weather, cloudy.
SD. m.-Barometer, 30.041, thermome
ter, Clio; dew point, 81; humidity, 81
wind, Sc; velocity 8; weather, cloudy.
Mean daily thermometer 6S; maximum,
thermometer, IA minimum Thermometer
81; maximum velocity OF wind, ID NV
total precipitation. 0.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-28
NEW FRENCH CABINET.

Paris June 27.-It IL announced that
M: Henry Brisson has formed cabinet.
The President Of the council and min
lister OF the interior will be M. Henry
Brisson.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-28
THE WEATHER.

Boston, June 27.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity Tuesday: Unsettled
weather, and possibly showers; easterly
and .southerly winds.
Washington, juno 27.-Forecast for
Maine, New Hampshire and Verm ont
for Tuesday: Showers and thunder
showers, variable winds.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-28
LATE MARINE NEWS.

Newport News, June 26 Sailed, sohoon-
or viking, Portland ;ss barge Woodside,
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-28
Weather ohservatIon.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday, June g. taken at
s p. m. meridian time, the observa
ton for each section being given in this
order: Temperature, direction of wind
state Of weather:
Boston. rs, S cloudy; New York, r.
Sc, cloudy; Philadelphia, rs, Sc, D. cloudy
Washington, Sc, S. y. cloudy; Albany, rs
SW, cloudy; Buffalo, 70, SW, cloudy
Detroit, "a, S, p. cloudy; Chicago
missing; 81. Paul, "a, NV, cloudy; St. Vim.
cent, missing; Huron, Oak, Ga, d
partly cloudy; Bismarck, u, Sc, eAsar
Jacksonville, 81, S, clear,
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-28
GEN. FRANK DETACHED.

At Standardization, 4; Taunton,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

Intantry ana Second 1Asutsnalt ISAAC NEWELL
Acting assistant Surgeon JOSEPH TABOR = 3 s; a.
seon-Generai 9, the Army.
Acting 4;f ants sqrssSn F1 r Sn kHDl d
report the commanding general United states troops
AZ that place FOR duty.
Frs. Lieutenant JOHN ADAMS PERRY. s,h rni'e4
Byrne assistant surEsoa.general. president ~ ne
Examining Board appointed 70 meet az Governor lf-
required BY ii. Beard FOR examination as 70 his ht-
ness for promotion.
4a a1:''t Major CHARLES L DAVIS dom he on
fantry. Major WILLIAM H CROwELL from the
llh United States Infantry - the etn United STATES
Infantry
Tilted states Volunteers is honorsbly DISCHARGED the
service q the United States. TO take effect No'em-
Acting Assistan, Surgeon JOHN A. TONER United
states Army. will proceed 70 Ns.-iork cry C,o SnG
Carries Byne assistant .urgeon- general al, United
Ii.utsnant-Colorel FRANK GREENE, United States VOL
un,eer Signal Corps will turn over the COMMAND Of
he ssNe! c9rs c0naHy al SAI VICE. nD d be
with and proceed 70 San Francisco. Cal and resume
Il: duties ss signal oosF Of the Department Of Call
First Lieutenant ALFRED " HUNTER, Attn United
states Artiery is detailed tor duty on The general
and estaS.ish a recrIiiirg station IN that city
TIE IRE @ ron Sy; 'f ys. q , Ma Hohess
brigadier-seneral. United states Army only L. an
nouncsd
Acting Assistant Surgeon WILLIAM ALDEN United
States Arrny. VIII proceed 70 Camp Meade Middt-
town, Penn. and report 70 the Commanding general
United States troops that place for duty
Major FRANCIS J. IVES brigade surgeon United states
surgeon-General CT the Army
oolon. DAS1EL wHEELER special n.p.eos Qua,
tsrmaster's Department. will proceed 20 Aont4u.
and out such instructions as
he may receive rom The auarteFmaster-senerai OF
Colonel WILLIAM FoRwoop. assistant surgeon
general United states ArIny. will proceed from tae
United states soldiers Home. near THIS cry 10 FoTt
Monroe. Virginia.
se>ont Lieutenant FREDERICK SHAW, bth United
states Infantry. will report 70 Colonel CHAhLsso =
.r-Si1, ha.rd anraintea 70 meet al Governors
Island Nsr-York city. June z iAs for examination
o MS fitness Tor promotion.
JAMES AosMEE s a; S.s g for ses
Florida the steamer Macotte saling ZION tHse
point ne date :ps'asa and proceed ,hsssHH TO to
port 10 the commanding cfncer United states troops
FOR duty eisbursnE PURCHASING ane issa N qua.
cuba
, boa. O. oee.r. TO consist of Colonel JAMES G. G.
EE .s SsH. riNx HsdER
LyERMoRE engineer cnssg ussed s's ~ sr y1ipS
tsers bsss saes voIsteeSs Lieutenan,
coon.i ASKER n BLISS chief cornHnii 11., OF
S 5a;sD. so sR BiRxIE chef oce
Gni,ed states Volunteers. is appointed 70 prossso -
havaaa Cuo~ e.rsv out the Instructions Of ne Score
iary Of war communicated 10 n. board oy ie''rr
uasr JOHN z WOODBRIDGE erisaes s,sn Es.sa. Md
ais,esn Penn ana report 70 the con'laanet
srsi Tn,ted States troops At that place .ot GUY
csp JOSEPH W p ~ sSy on 2' X. genera r:ess
service. ard vil r:oc.ed 70 S-'Ia''' 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
SOLDIERS AT CAMP hEADE Rt'lt"hD.
GOVERNOR HASTINGS PREsENT-rYPHo1p FtVhH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PEACE


r.roo Meade Nlddletoun Penn. Oct The ser
ond ARMY Corps was reviewed today by Governor
IIas,tngs The Governor with party 81 frlenos
v,h,cb inclu5ed members ~ his stan ana other
State officers reached here by special Tram az !.
o'clock. and was met by General Graham ana swan
ana escorted 70 corps headquarters
Chief SURGEON Girard reports that typno'n 1eVer
e rapidlv disappearing. and that " was ra'he'
difHcult % find any new cases or tNphoio suspects
for the last two days. He sent nunoreo ana
tu.entv patients 10 Philadelphia this afternoon on
+,ro ,rajns which were run an hour apart Ihe
Ars, carried forty-eight and the second seventt"o
o,lv such cases were sent ne could not ne cuIea
ir the next two weeks
General Graham will send ter thousand hve nun
drsd troops 70 Philadelphia - attend the feace
1uni,Ae Instead Of sending the First DIVISION, ne
v4u make I'D provisional division composed oi
the four PENNSYLVANIA regiments, the so Coiihec,l
cp+ the %Pd New-York the 18th Michigan we
1e, MARYLAND the oth Ohio, a colored battalion the
5,b Massachusetts, the ID Tennessee and the AN
Missouri The troops will be in COMMAND OF zen
ri Graham who will be accompanied DIV his entIe
e,sN The soldiers will start rom camp Mes
IN tho evening OF October 26. and leave PnllaoHl.
nhia The d av following the parade ~ Is thouf..'
fhe movement Of the troops Soutn VIII DEL
eve The {ubee but this will hardly interfere WIN
General Grahams plans , - NM, Nav
Private Richard Irvanos, company rLi,1q.si f,o,o
yo-k died to-day al the Harrisburg HosPltaI, ttot
tynbod fever His body was taken 70 newborn
mic ny his parents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
SICK ENGINEERS FROM Porto RIco.

Colonel Eugene Griffin. OF the ist Regiment OF
United States Volunteer Engineers. who came nome
III from Porto Rico few weeks ago. Is nenoins
slowly at his home at Ardsley. but II was sala yes
49,, a, The ofHce OF the General Electric Com
nany OF which corporation he is the hrst VICE.
president. that It would probably be week or 80
before he would be able TO come into town II IS
understood that when he has fully recovered MS
health Colonel Griffin will sail for Porto fuco' ~
suua command OF his regiment, which is now oc-
curiss IN military engineering and construction
work in that island.
N,,or louis L. Seaman. surgeon Of the regiment
expected TO reach New-York next Wesn on G
On rLIch DR. Seaman sailed as surgeon IA en p e
~ two hundred and forty soldiers nvaoe1 ,nr Vas
made By General LAYTON 70 ship IN her nr ses
=, so,iiers who were I'll at that point MAJOR
OF nrotested that there was no room
III az "a Tor more convalescents. ara TIE oodam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
prpArpe TO TIE MASSACHUSETTS.

The transport Massachusetts Will sail To-Day 10Y
PHILADELPHIA where she Will go INTO ramps snip
yard and have her plates repaired me ~
h,,oa,,s recen,,v ran on a reef in Santiago Harbor
end had her plates damaged She Will be again
n into active service as as these repairs are
made Later she will be made INTO model troop
shin but the need of transports 20 carry troops 10
Cuba and Porto Rico made ~ necessary 10 nave
onlv t~nporary repairs MADE on her now; -
As soon as the Mobile and the MonaNh al &c
ntted the Massachusetts viii be wlthdrs"Hl nnJl
stnpi The Michigan and the Roumanlan tis9 "i n
20 out Of service soon These TAhsP .,lS az uiii
he among the hest OF troopshlps Inc Pad
panama Port Victor and Rita VIII theh oe us''
nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
so1nyEps SUICIDE N 4 SALOON.

Ioseph Heiman. corporal in Company ~ 2o2d
New.York Volunteers. now at Camp Meade. IN
Pennsylvania shot and killed himself yesterday
afternoon In the rear OF saloon at NO os' S'4'n-
ava He wore the regulation Army uniform. just
o,,or nam he walked into the saloon and asked
for drink free saying that he had no money
Tn. bartender told him 10 see the proprietor The
soldier walked into the room and shot himself
through the head There was nothing ABOUT me
man 70 show his address or give any idea OF MS
motive for suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
ViO=ViOlet
Lundborg's-
excels all other
Violet Perfumes.

officers He thought. the other hand. that the
suffering had been caused by the failure OF the
mon 10 control themselves He thought beer
had much TO do in causing distress and disease
The conugulty OF Chattanooga with its saloons,
and the freedom with which the selling of pies and
cakes ana beer In the camp were permitted were,
he said, FAR more prollnc causes Of disease 70
my mind, than the sleeping Of the men on the
ground or any other cause that has been sug-
gcsted
In closing Colonel Lee said he believed the De-
partment should have credit for what II had done
ana not be blamed for what II had not done, and
he thought the accomplishments OF the last five
months were simply marvellous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

nsh recruiting station in that city. He is appointed
an a:ting quaTternasJsr while on recruiting duty
The :'T 70 s Fi DX gsPi sAc "A
general president OF the examining board appointed 70
NE sep,em5sr 1855 for examination a: q their
fitness Tor promotion First Leutenant WILLIAM W
THOMAS 5 BRATroN ASSISTANT surgeon: Fir.t
Leuenant DEANE HoWAED 1SsSSsn se.s,s.
surgeon
CAPTAIN R g. rcor. 81 Wisconsin Volunteer In.sntry:
,.i s3n0 "a iyt. i :s o386r e SOS
clvn Engineer ANDREW Q. CUNNINGHAM .ppon.ed
With relative rank lieutenant Gunior grade Sep
tenaber % 70 the Bureau Of Yards and Docks Navy
Department
csyi Engineer HARRY H RossEAU appointed With
reia,ive rank o. Lieutenant Gunor srads'. sep'en-
tive rark Of Lieutenant 0un!or grade) SEPTEMBER -
Lieutenant-commander B. RrcEuNGHAA retired
September -
1,.u,erant c 5 WILLIAMS ordered 20 me Naval
Lieutenant T SMITH ordered 70 DELAY Two weeks -.
porting the Anphitrite.
1Ieutsnaat G e KENT honorably discharged oc'ooer
rps,cn p CROSSING. honoraoy discharged October b
r,.s,1- u = V-rBB honoraby discharged october 8
Assistant Paynaster l. N JosEPHTHAL honoraoy d's-
charged october ; -,
Assistant Engineer H q MORRISON. honorabiy dis
charged. Octooer . ,,...
As'i G1atI Engineer '" AN'Si'I'f' "''' -'''
r,Autesant c s sELFRIDGE. detached from thu Ma
ceilus and ordered home
Lieutenant " II ELLIOTT. detached from ne beoh'aH
and ordered home -
lieutenant MD CRAVEN. detached nom ths Indiana
and ordered home -.
Assistant Surgeon WILLIAM II BELL, oruer>1 70 tne
Naval Hospital. Philadelphia
Passed Assistant J F LEYs. detached from The Navy
Yard Boston, and ordered TO the Essex
Naval Constructor INWARD. detached rom Cramps
Va n ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
pms OPENED FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

philadelphia Oct. Bids were opened az 'he
c,usrtcrnoaster's Department to-day for large
ar,nunt Of Amy material Among the erucles TOT
r.htcb bids were received we're 2oooo vsfus u
tlouse flannel 1000 pairs Arctic ove1shoes ~
o'orse -, eauntlets 500 helmets Clntrirnmed,
p1Io ,a,,,e, cords and bands 2i.500 helmet eagles
eoo neInet hair plumes 1900 helmet pune ~ re
so,ets 500 pairs helmet scrolls ano Iltss
mn hslInet spikes 1909 helmet top oases iuvv
,,Sirs wooen mittens 5000 pairs haIIsgs 90
~ sor, brooms 1000 scTubnins -oru-HesssA
u noidsrs for hunks. 10 garrison nss- :" fes'
ca, md 10 storm and recruiting nass'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
,,oopr TROOPS FOR CAMP MEADE

vork Penn. Oct The I'd West Virginia Volun-
.asre nov, on their march from Gettysburg 20
canp Meade. broke camp on the FAR GROUNDS a.
-'i,oo,. ,h,s morning Fifteen members NJ the
-. ,,nr1 1sf, N the City Hospital All were
euffarine with fever The regiment VII 20 70
sTIddiefevn BY way of Columbia ana -Marce s,
SHnnsnv a 9Th Pennsylva MIA Volunteers. Wnlcn
nIt tu;o DAYS encamped the Fair GROUNDS !el,
tbts morning for Camp Meade on the O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
TIE uTSSOURI HERE.

The hospital ship Missouri arrived mere y eslei
day from Fortress Monroe the missouri .'s,e
oe ,o,, soldisrs from Porto Rico the hospitals
~ Fortress Monroe The machinery OF the MIS-
sourt which became disarranged on ner TIP rom ON
Porto Rico will be repaired mere and men 81 81
ne troops in Porto Rico and sail on WEDNESDAY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
TWO COMMANDS AT CAMP WLKOFN

SEVENTH INFANTRY AND THE VOLUNTEER
ENGINEERS THE ONLY TROOPS
REMAINING
Camp wtkof Montauk Point, n T., Oct 1-Ins
TN Infantry and the Volunteer Engineers are now
the only commands in camp. The 10th Cavalry
started for Huntsville to-day
Charles West member OF Troop Z, otn cavalry
He'd from, typhoid fever this morning. P. F Irwin.
nrvate NJ COMPANY G. sth Infantry, also died
from, ,vnhoia fever. II was expected that some or
the remaining patients in the hospital would 90
san, eusy To-day. bur Major Brown decided thar
ali were unfit travel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS MEETING.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct THE American Doaro
~ Foreign Missions closed its session at noon
Mos, of the morning was occupied with addresses
hy working missionaries. Resolutions were ADOPTED
a.k,,r the Committee en- International sunday
80, r-..ons 10 provide for specific denomins-
,,oraI mission studies on some Sunday OF the year.
nd asked the cooperation Of other missionary 30
$50, president Lamson. In q farewell ADDRESS
esia better series OF meetings was never ne'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
yvvryEs START FOR PORTO RICO.

chickamauga. Ca. Oct The eth United States
Volunteer Infantry Immunes commanded by
Colonel Lawrence D. Tyson. started at O'CLOCK
today by the Southern Railroad for New1forK'
vhence thew sail Saturday by the transport Missls
s,nni for Porto Rico. The men are In most e1-
cellent physical condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
v,rr4B1E LUMBER RAFT SAVED.

c., rranc,sco. Oct. THE lumber raet, which
~ h..n noatlng around the Pacific for two weeks.
-. h.en towed into this port by tugboats Tho
Ss.,nsi ,sft was built at Astoria. Ore, and was
taken in tow for this city but had to be abandoned
" ~ n fouled on Pigeon Point and was this
, nnca that was saved by the tugs. IL 10 go feet
kons and worth $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
GRANTS BRIGADE ORDERED ZONE.

Ponce. Oct General Grants brigade. con-
sisting Of the 4th Ohio and the Sd Illinois regi-
ments has been ordered 10 sail for home from
Ponce about october 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
,puyABUNDANTLY SUPPLIED
,rr WITNESSES HEARD BY THE IN
vrsT1GATING COMMISSION.
,RAL GREENE, MAJOR HERsEY AND

,,r. GREENE. MAJOR HERsEY AND
,oxFr, LEE TELL THE SANE STORY.
washington. oct THREE witnesses were
,.sore the War Department Investigating Com
Do, ,'s,or to-day. They were General Greene. who
nv mart in the battle Of Manila: Colonel Lee
Wv" S,., onsrternaster a. Camp Thomas. and Ma
GU uarsev, who for time in command OF
~ poueh Riders. Each gave testimony cover
" his experiences. and while they admitted the
" a,s,n,litv Of individual cases Of suffering and
Pg'c.o-nfort. all said that in the vast majority
-. ~ cases complaints were exaggerated If not
-, foundation. They agreed in saying that
,,,v was ever so abundantly and luxurious
~ j., sr,nn,ied as was the American Army In the
xar with Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
PROPRIETOR, BUFFALO LITHlA SPRINGS, virginia.

proceeded FOR New-York without them. Subse.
quentiy fire discovered in her coal BUNKER and
she was compelled TO put back to Santiago. She -
supposed 70 have started again by this time and II
due this port on October p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

TO TAKE THE oRTY-sEvENrH TO PORTO
RICO.
Newport I Oct The transport Manitoba.
from Ney-York arrived here to-day to take on
board the 47th New-York Regiment. which has
been ordered 70 Porto Rico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

Calculus " 9 " nagnIHed 80 diametera)
vesicaI calculus reduced to crystal.
line powder, granular, OF grayish-
white color, rather friaDle. Chemical
com position: Phos phate ofammonia and
Manifestation the greater part; carbonate
OF lime-small quantity; oxalste oflime-
very small quantity.
(Calcalus D msgnided diameters)
Vesica1 calculus thoroughly dtsin-
tegrated. fragments many and angular,
granular aspect, of rather fragile con-
sistence. OF a grayish-white color. Chemi-
cal com position: Bicalcic phosphate-for
the greater part fusible directly 10 the
blowpipe); oxalate OF lime-small guam
tity; carbonate OF ammonia and mag
nesia-small quantity. xanthine-very
small quantity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

Springs, Virginia, L. s. A.
They were discharged by different
water Of Buffalo Lithia Spring No. 2
for q variab BILE time.
Iadyise here from the experience of
Doctor Laird the use Of this mineral
water, which has had with him q
happy influence on the disfntegratton
Of the calculi and their elimination.
1t IL TO dem onstrate this that he has
requested nae to mako this an alysts.
The collections Of the disintegrated
calculi submitted TO my examination
were eight in number. a fragment Of
each collection has been reproduced by
photographs, which are designated by the
same letters OF the alphabet es the analy-
sis here following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

PARIS, February Il, 1897.
The collections of distntegratcd or
broken.down vesical or renal calculi,
which form the subject Of the following
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-26
STANLEY IS CHOSEN
President of National Friends
University.
R0SENBERGER RESIGNED
New Appointment Gives Uni
VerSaI Satisfaction.

Professor Edmund Stanley Of Lawrence.
Kansas, has been rendered the presidency
Of the new National Friends university
OF this city. and has accepted the offer.
The board Of directors Of the university
had previously elected Abraham Rosen-
berger. president of the Penn college Of
oskaloosa, Iowa. president, but for some
unknown reason he has resigned and Pro-
lessor Stanley rendered the place. Pro-
lessor Rosenberger was to have been here
on July TO take charge Of The university
and begin the selection of the faculty
There is mail here now awaiting him. so
from this it is assumed that the change
was unexpected.
Professor Stanley, the new president, is
a gentleman well matured and one who
has given a life time 10 educational pLr-
suits. He has for the past twenty-five
years been an instructor in Kansas. lie
was for eight years superintendent Of pub
lie instruction Of Lawrence, Kansas He
was for a number of years an Instructor
in the Lawrence high school He was
at one time prominent candidate for So
perintendent Of the Haskell Institute for
Indians at Lawrence. In 1894 ne was
nominated by the Republicans for SUPER
intendent of public instruction for the
state Of Kansas and was elected. lie was
also d candidate for denomination this
year, but withdrew his name before the
assembling of the convention. His rep
utatIon is very wide and his acquaintance-
ship with the leading educators of the
nited States is very extended. He viii
make progressive man for the uniYer-
sity and his wide acquaintance will I'M
dOubtedly give him the advantage Of Sc
curing an excellent faculty for the new
university
Professor Stanley is an ardent Friend
and has long taken part in their delib-
erations where his well trained mind and
sound business judgment has been Of IN
told benefit. Last year when the yearly
meeting Of the Friends were in session
here Professor Stanley presided and gave
universal satisfaction. In fact he has
been elected from year to year the p1esjd-
ing officer.
Mrs. Stanley, wife Of Professor Stanley,
is a sister Of Mr.. James Davis, the ger.!e-
man who is the donor of the magnificent
building which is soon to be the pride Of
not only the Friends but the whole south
west