Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. MONDAY, OCTOBER g. 1898.

shooting" 1, Is not less interesting 70
IND him compelled 10 add that Some
time before the close of the civil war.
Knew an English clergyman 20 main
taln, In the presence Of q full drawing
ought TO give their sympathy % the
Nlrg.nlana. because Virginia was Jrigi-
nally settled by the Pilgrim Fathers.
The most heroic stock that went out Of
England" That was In the sixties. In
lsas John Bull has enthusiastically
celebrated the Fourth " July!
President schurrnnn announces that
the work u the four year course IN
the New York State College "
Forestry. NJ Cornell University. will
embrace civil engineering. hlghcr mnth-
omatlcs. chemistry. physics. cntomoio.
Ey, botany, zoology, etc, and all In
siruoiion win be given To- ithaca. with
the possible exception " that Npring
term Of the senior year. OF course there
wll Do prlcuce-work In the woods. but
THIS VIII Tor obvious reasons be- done
durlng tho summer vacations. During
the remainder " the year the profess
Fora and students OF the new college
viii reside In Ithaca except Tor rhsr'
excursions to lumber camps. mills.
etc.
Trc principle Of c0-cducatlou contin-
ucs Co ho extended Mt Cornell n la only
a teW years since. the nrHi woman was
appointed 90 the stan Of Instructions.
and that one. Miss Canncld gave In
Htructon 90 women only. her work be.
lnE physical culture. In 1891 the second
woman teacher was appointed. Mas
Louise sheffield Brbwnsii. warden N
sage College aud Lecturer In English.
MIS- lroWnell offered Instruction In
English 90 ull students In the univcr.
Hlty, but The fundamental part 81 her
chair was the wnfdunship. which Of
cuuffn concerned the women of the un-
lvculty only The third appointment
has followed the establishment " the
Corr % University Medical COLLEGE. and
u duo 90 the consequent need " more
laboratory assistants. The now APP
polntrc D. Miss Agnes ~. Claypoio. IN.
~ Buchtei College. and Ms II Cornell.
Hor position r nrsiHtuni ln microscopy.
histology, and emhryoiogy. and uiio win
icach both men and women. Her father.
Professor Chyroic on Buthtri. 10 a.
DISTINGUISHED scientist. and holds n
DC from the University Of London.
The Hon. George NJ. Bowers. u. a.
nah commissioner. has presented 10
Cornell University q collection N fresh
water and salt water fshcs numbering
between four and nvo hundred thour-
and specimens. Tho collection. la no.
Tar 90 70 consists Of living fishes. viii
hc OF great value not only 90 the z11in.
Rloal department but also TO the coll
legc NJ forestry, IN which n course ln
plsclculturo and vonory u 90 be intro
duce1. u IL understood that dupi-
Gates OF this collection are 90 be pre-
scented 10 other institutions.
Prof Robcr, II. Thurston. OF Cornell,
University. announces that Sir. T.. r.
Dodge, of New York. has presented 20
the museum Of the slblcy College o.
Engineering what In probably. Tor ga
alzu. tho coatllcg piece Of machinery
ever constructed. This ~ the Paige
iypesottlng machine. the one DO which
Mark Twain sunk n lot OF money n
consists of 1900 pieces, controlled hy n
kuy board. and handles ordinary tyne
settling. Justlfylug and distributing thu
matter, and leading e also, when re-
qulrrd. II IL believed 20 be one Of the
most beautifully ingenious pisces %
mechanism ~ well as the cosliiost. The
trouble with u commercially, IL ihht
70 Is too Ingenious. ana although por-
feet In the operation. cannot DO bullf
for sale. OF course most " the two
millions OF dollars this. tho original
machine. u estimated 60 have cost. was
used Ia the incess1nt changing and re-
making IN which years were spent.
Tho machine occupies d floor space Of
iihN3h feet. and It's highest point M
GA feet from the floor. The weight IN
little lcas than $500 itu. and IL runs
Without q perccpilblc vibration. Mr.
Dodge says. u consider this machine,
although vnluelcns from commercial
standpoint because Of Its great ox-
penfe. one OF the m0r rem.rkatle OF
ali mechanical productions. Consider
Ing ~ great completely, ita perfection
N design ana workmanship, the many
novel mechanical movements contained
Ia a. and the precision with which IL
runs, ! think has no equal"
President schurmhn has announced
the following ils of Cornell University
preachers for the fan term. 1888. sep
tembcr s5.Octohcr 2. The H. REV
Ethelbort Talbot. South bethlehem. Pa.
EplHcopallan. October g-id. the Rev.
Edward JudHon. D.p.. New York. hap
list: oct. $780, tho Rev. Lyman Abbott,
Nd. brooklyn, CungroHationallst, Mo-
vembur g, the Rev =. n. Mtilone.
Edinburgh. Scotland. Presbyterian.
November 1880. the Rev. Philip
Moxom. D.D., Springfield, Mass. con-
greEationalift. November "a, tho Rev
4. II. phrkhurTi. pD.. New York.
Presbyterian. December I. the Rev. G
c. Albefgaon, Pm. D., liufalo, Method
I'd; December 1.-the Rev Joaep Waite.
hartford, Con, Unitarian.