New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
DaDTMOTTH.

,y,or., " H Sept. 23.-The fourth annual
"Darfrnouth Night exercises were peasant sue
cess Old Chapel being filled wednesday eVe'''.,e
r,ts,irguished alumni occupied seats upon the
,a,,nrro and portraits Of many OF her honored
go adorned the walls. The Giee Club furnished
,c,s,c President Tucker presided ana the array
90 sneakers was the best that has oeeh seo''. a
INV Dartmouth Night since the institution Vi 'no
event by President Tucker four years ago my
Included ey- President S. &. Bartlett over elsHtS
wears NJ age: DIT H. F.. Burton, recent addiuoh
., tho facpltv. Professor j. r. Eastman. 6Z. or
the Naval Observatory. Washington; DaVld 'roSs'
Al Manchester. y. H; Major l.. ID, heuihe 'oi''
'6l Chicago H.. and Albert Smith, rs one VI TIC
returned volunteers who was received WIN ",
mendous applause as he related experiences OF
camp life -
President Tucker preached Sunday on me
moral Effect Of the War upon Education deciar-
ing that the schools mad fought the war ti'e 81"
prerne outcome OF which would he not an increased
military spirit. He paid glowing tribute 10 oAue'
William Eoardman. '9s. who was Killed Wihle scr
!ng on the Arnphitrite near San Juan. Boaromah
was defending a tower which he had seized win
force Of men, when an accidental dlscnaIso VI
q revolver wounded him mortaly. HIS dying r.
quest was that something might be SAID from the
Church OF his loved college .., ,,,
hsnceforth have Rufus Choatc grace OF schoial-
ship an honor which Will be held by students ac-
curing an average rank OF w per cent hgre az
a. present thirteen In college; Two sei2 Hs,a ~
Beale J 2. Richardson; six Juniors, X a Duniap'
Lewis h "a i samnson: 1--WE sophomores r. i.
Leavens. S. f. Qua. A. f. Buck, f. NJ Dow A =
Redman
Homer e Keyes Of Brooklyn. has been elected
leader OF the dartmouth Mandolin and GUITAR
Club.
President Tucker has made the annual award OF
pre- srlh1oarshPs as follo~s; Se5'osf nIors
n r. Hastings first. $50 r A. Dunlap, SECOND
~ s. " Howe and II Z. Keyes. 500 se each
ssoihomores. II r. Leavens. 'lJV, =. ooines'
sIzo; X. =. Doane and j. W HoVey; sl"V can,
VI me freshmen who entered by examination lUno
prizes
Tho annual football rush between the sophomoLes
anu freshmen by tho latter thahks 10 VIC
tympathies OF junior VINO. getting away Win INC
oali gave II to a member Of the freshman class.
ne Irst ball game Wednesday. In the lnteIcIos'
heIles was won by the sophomofes over tho lresn.
men score. 10 3. BOth pitchers ala exce,,en.
,wotk ana the game showed that there is eScehenl
t,grsiV material In The freshman class - -.
-, ne annual reception TO the freshman c!ass 10y
the StUuents Young Iens Christian Association
wts Wen attended. j. l.. Barney. president, WEI,
.. PRESIDENT Tucker. IN behalf Of tho admlnistta-
sSon' PROFESSOR Charles ID. Adams for the faculty;
.iahdgef j. W: Cannon. Of the baseball team; Cap
p aIu r j. Crolus. OF the football team, and y L.
bTo"n leader OF the Gee Club. .
~ y Surricr 3d. who injured by the fan
neary recovered. though he will sustain the per
college.
More stringent rules relating 10 recitation abb
sshc-s ana TO standing in class have been adopt.
thereafter only limited number Of cuts VIII
" aho"to Tour In each semester for four hour
course three for a three-hour course, etc. For