New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
COLLEGE NOTES.
HARVARD.

rxLs. N.ss rune 1.-THE departure Of the
crew and the final examinations make 'n'"e'
little more quiet here at Harvard than Is uSua'
Lectures have all been finished military dfli Is ~,
a. enthusiastic as at first. while athletics are du'i
enough and only the few ball games WHO" 'e
keep the athletic spirit alive
Az a meeting Of the commissioned ofcers Oh tne
drill companies committee WAS appo"'e" ~
ascertain the practcabity or going INTO caihp i''
two weeks for instruction in all branches OF IN
fantry drill and experience in camp lie The COM
rnittee has found that the State will allow the use
NJ Roxrord Camp which Is the regular camp Oh
the Second Corps OF Cadets. The UNIFORM VIII
consist OF a blue blouse. blue trousers. campaign
hats CATERS and white duck trousers. ana ""te
gloves for dress parade This plan has me APP
provai of President Eliot and other mempe's oi
the faculty. Encampment VIII pes'" VI" "0''''''
June q. ,-,,.,.
Ma meeting OF the Weld Boat Club. the follow
ing officers were elected: G. o. Clark. 90 PRESIDENT
r. Blake go secretary: c. S. Butler 49, treasurer,
B. f. Schlesinger. go assistant treasurer,
was also decided that an extra charge shouIu "o
made hereafter to hose who keep private shells AZ
the boathouse.
A statement has been made by James F. Par
r,enter 81 secretary Of the standing committee oi
tho Harvard Alumni Association. that me vol s"r
nominees for the ofics OF IN he selection
OF the following candidates VINO rec.,s1u hoss
highest number Of the 2oi ballots cas- an, ana ocia
ballot: "a. Rcber, Samuel Rantoul, salem Iorc,t
winsow Warren Dedham: o. por nose HalioWe
Wees Medford. S. Henry Shipper Hgidekope en
Philadelphia S. Moorhed Storey. Brookilins To- 49,
AnnIoton Peabody: IT, William Caleb Lorlng, los
ton: ~. sigourney Butler. Boston: 60
telegram has been received ssKihs Rnosevelt.s
Harvard men for l.eutenant-coonel hooSe''''
regiment of rough riders. at Tampa. ss ,,d
In Austin Hall are hung about two hunare o, anu
nifty engrayings Of famous English ann an most
Valuable collection In this country Inc.e are Nv
or three private collections in ENGLAND when may
ciaIIv Of the English chancelors are or great Nae
and Of beautiful workmanship. ,o, c,cora
lecturer 10 the University OF Edinburgh for me
wears 1899 and 1901 He will give two courses rs OF
lectures. ten each upon Natura, Hes tba Institute
AT the last meeting Of the Harvard Cooperative j ",
br,d.o and Roston have been greater this year
than in previous years The IN has Seen
increasing In importance every year untll II mas
become a considerable factor In the uhlVcrSnI -,
DI G Coolidge J. +. Perkins 80. O. D. Mar
vim. as: r r. Nourse 80, and J. w Edmund,,' ~
have made arrangements for the rsft'in ing, OF 'he
The committee OF Harvard graduates appointed 10
raise fund TO purchase sit for anT nee5sd
cruiser Harvard has collected ,ng 70 Neil Chef
Of the Bureau Of Ordnance OF the United states
Navy to mount upon the crus,r at the IrS' mpn
shield and accessories A plate attached 10 Inc gun
Will bear the Harvard seal and me foloWImS l.,-
A u 1895 by graduates of Harvard University, tor
use on the auxiliary cruiser HARVARD, nhI.edd
iii no epvcn to The Massachusetts Volunteer Aid
Associa ton The set ~ colors that mas Dern puI
chased by the Undergraduate subscription VIII be be
forwarded the cruiser az soon as sne can us
reached The loving has been finished, and
will be put on exhibition