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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-04-15
NEWSPAPER BLUNDERS.

\ writer in the Danvers (Mass)
Chronicle has been compiling list of
humorous typographical errors, many
of which are so ludicrous rs to cause a
newspaper man to wonder how they
ever passed the proofrcadcr.
There was panic in Milwaukee, the
other day caused by newspapers an
nouncement that "thc price of beer
would he advanced. The paper had
to get out an extra announcing that it
should read ''bccf,' not "beer," and the
thirsty Milwaukecans drew long sigh
of relief
"AItcr the ceremony" wrote a rural
editor, 'the bride was hailed and kissed
by all and the happy couple given
plenty OF praise" But what was his
horror when he read the notice in the
paper the next day: ''Aftcr the session
the bride was jailed and Kissed by all
and the scrappy couple given twenty
days.
\ country correspondent, in giving
an account Of certain pastors able all
dress to Meadville paper, wrote that
he was ''full of fire and vigor." When
the proof came in it gave the somewhat
s',r'iinr information that the minister
WAS '',nl, o.. pie and vinegar
Tie editor wrote it: "While this cold
weather lasts, be mindful of others
poorer than yourself Turn not away
in silence from the appeal for charity.
Give the applicant something, if only
some kindly word" The compositor
made the clause: ''if only some kindling
wood" and he builded better than he
knew.
The following lu(licrous sentence is
the result Of a compositors erroneous
punctuation: Caesar entered upon his
head, his helmet upon his feet. armed
sandals upon his brows, cloud in his
right hand. his faithful sword in his
eye, an angry glare"
The headline editor has his own
troubles, Of which the world knows not.
The other day in Chico. Cal, a man
named Avery was married to Miss
Small, and the headline man Of the
Chronicle put over the account the
headline, 'Avery-Small Wcdding;" but
one of those compositors who know it
all set it up" Very Small Wedding"
and the groom is now looking for the
editor with a club that is not very small
A poet began a lyric with the words,
a dead calm rested on the sea- but
i'll transposition of two letters it read
in the paper: "A dead clam rested on
the sea-
One of the most interesting Of recent
typographical errors was the substitu-
ton of "girl" for grill in the account
of the opening of woman's club at
Fan Claire, Wis. After the ceremonies
the compositor made the matrons re-
pair "to the girl room for a broil."
WAS St, Paul dupe?" asked the
Rev. Joseph Cook in lecture; but q
Boston paper put the question in this
manner: 'Was st. Paul dude
\ western clergyman preached on
The Relation of Ministers to Their
Parishes" but the local papers revised
the subject thus: The Relation of
Ministers to Their PharseeS.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-04-15
SPRING REQUIRES.

That the impurities which have ac-
curlulatcd in your blood during the
winter shall be promptly and thorough.
ly expelled if good health is expected.
When the warmer weather comes these
impurities are liable to manifest them
selves in various ways and often lead
to serious Illness Unless the blood is
rich and pure that tired feeling will
afiiict you, your appetite will fail and
you will find yourself sail run down."
Hoods Sarsaparila tones and strength.
ems the system, drives out all impuri-
ties and makes pure, rich, healthy
blood, Hoods Sarsaparilla is the one
true blood purifier and the hest spring
medicine. BE sure to get only Hoods.
''Hcpperton says he won't marry
:lny one but widow
~ hone he wont marry micaH
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-04-15
Selrrt MisrrlIunlJ.
The Farmer of the
goth Century.

AN ADDRESS DELIVERED BY PREsI-
LAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, TO TIE
NASHVILLE FARMERS AND THE pATuX-
ENT PLANTERS CLUBS on SATURDAY.
APRIL 2ND, 1898.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-04-15

First Citizr hit was an out rage for
ID. Lone to express such sentiments"
Second CitiZcn-"I es. indeed! II a
for,iyne wants to say things like that
about the president, he ought to get
ont naturalization plpers
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-04-15

No man is 50 weak that he may not
become an emphatic voice 10y which
God may speak.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
CITY COLLEGE.

The Board OF Trustees o. the college At the
regular meeting last week promoted Joseph Allen
10 he an instructor in pure mathematics. charles
W Thomas 70 bee an Instructor I'm descriptive
geometry and drawing. G. Howard Parmly to be
an assistant professor Of applied municipalities. at
q salary o. s. go. =. l. BrOwnsOn 70 be an assist
ant professor of Greek languages and literature. at
a salary OF 500. John Alfred Mandel to be an
assistant professor Of physics Ivan Sckles TO be
an assistant professor OF physics and J." X Schuy-
Ter 10 bc a tutor In history
The pOSt-graGuate course VAS attended laSt week
by over one thousand three hundred teachers. me
schedule = IS follows i0r the ensuing !'tn Mph-
day-Enelish literature. Professor Mott, phllosopny
Or. Eneelsman. spanish Literature. bI Batat; ms
torV OF art Professor Wool. Tuesday American
Utrrafur. Conrad Nordby astronomy, Professor
Alfred Compton. Wednesday Botany. Dr Bryan
electricity Professor Parmly, anatomy ana phys-
Ieigh n Hunt: economic development. :. y Dug
gan. Thursday athematicai drt"lhS. w,
Thomas. German literature Proi,,sor =, Hi1rph rps
Werner Greek literature Professor tl'zScra,d us
An Fridqv-PsychO.ogy Professor John McNulty:
Mathematics Professor GUstaHe Legras: French
literature Professors Casmir FabrcSow. charles \.
iDru'nCr and CASTOR Ilffargue. Saturiay-BioioSy.
professor William Stratford. courses IN history
80 ,.b'r el,bi.,fs ain he announced later
Tho E,xe,u,iv. Committee of the college announces
thot u check for 500 has been received rom Mrs
Danial Richter FOR the establishment oi a prlze IN
Na,,orial Prize" The income Is II be- awarded
annually At commencement to the - -siIaemt OF hs ,hs
senior class who has presented ior delivery on the
chanel stage the best composition or loplt ap,
nointed bv the professor OF English language and
Tbe subject OF tho coming joint debate between
,be Phranocosmia and Ciouia societies, nj Chlck-
erlng Hall. will be-: Resolved lh1' til' "Iononii ,nd
~ the annexation OF the Philippines The Do
%sters vii he: on tho affirmative. FOR Clionia.
i've. FOR Phreuocosmia. Max Radin and ~ ".
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
Y \ lie.

New-TIaven Conn. Nov 27.-The Thanksgiving
recess began on wednesday afternoon and ended NJ
chapel Friday morning.
At a meeting of the corporation held on Thurs-
day November r. the report OF the treasurer OF
the University was submitted. II shows that the
Increase of the permanent funds OF the University
during the last year has amounted to %'di H. Ihls
included the SUM of S2jG0 from the late u. b.
Fayerweather. $l,oo from the late James Gilmore,
slGo from the late John &. Parsons, $2cp from
Mrs ID C. Eaton n legacy Of real estate valued at
$50 30 from the estate OF J =. AtNater and $1Vp
from the estate of Miss julia 4. Lockwood The
total funds OF the University md seven departments
are s4G353ci as comra ared with &,5s2l5 last year
During the eleven years that President Dwight has
been I'm office there has been an Increase or s'---'
or more than lop par cent
meeting OF the Yaic Cruiser Fund Committee
was neld last Saturday. The committee decided
that the SURPLUS OF the cruiser fund be CON
trbuted 70 n memorial % the Yale men who died
in tho late war and II fea aaihlc Il was decided 10
extend the memorial. to Include those who
have fallen IN former wars of the country.
4 new debating club. similar TO tho WigwaIn: mas
been organized H. tho sophomore class. and VIII be
conducted on the same lines. -
Much satisfaction Is expressed at the splendih
running of the Yale team In the cross-conntry
championships on Thanksgl wing. OF the eight men
composing the team five men finished In tenth elev-
cnh twelfth thirteenth and fourteenth places
thus beating tho Cornell team by three points
Ray Morris. '0 AMI Horace Brown have neen
elected the Editorial Board OF Tho Yale Rec-
ord -
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
AMHERST

Amherst Mass Nov. 27.-The football victory
over Williams was received with great enthusiasm
and the whole college celebrated until late hour
Saturday night
The whole college Is pleased over the action or
rho trustees in amounting Professor f.. A. Gros
venor TO the chair OF modern governments.
The freshman class held their annual SUPPER Iast
Saturday evening In Red Mems Han, Northamp-
ION In accordance with their proclamatiO made
the week before. the sOphomores made no at
tempt to stop the supper. 49, =.
The Dramatics Committee has engaged W. r.
Hurley OF Boston. az trainer
Charles Cuthhert Hail. the president or Union
Theological Seminary, preached at the coHe8e
church last Sunday. q,
Al their last meeting tho trustees appropriated
funds to transform the old Barrett gymnasium INTO
a baseball cage The whole of the second moor
will be utilized and the necessary changes maze
during the Christmas vacation
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
COLUMBIA.

The entire editorial space Of THE Spectator" was
this week devoted a discussion OF "A Hint TO
Columbia" the editorial which appeared In last
Mondays Tribune.
At n meeting Of the Press Club Wednesday
the following officers were elected: President Mo-
ton Stein; vice-president. Frank SutiH Hacket.
&c., secretary. w r. Quinn. OF treasurer. william
Lester Maxwell 90; Board Of Directors, Joseph 81.
Proskauer '99; Arthur Lee. '0l. and Ralph
Ketchum. 30 l.. The annual dinner will be held at
either the Waldorf-Astora or Sherrys, in Decem-
Der. and it IS expected that several of the Cniver-
sty officers viii be guests.
The History club Of Columbia University, open
only to members Of tho faculty and candidates
for doctors degree. has been founded for the
purpose discussing current historical literature.
The faculty members include Professors WiDain
NJ. Sloane II. \. Gushing. &. L. Merriam. jr; II.
L. Osgood. James H. Robinson and W X Shep.
read paper on "History and Ethics"
On Thursday evening the "Deutscher Nerein der
which Or. Rudolf Tombo VIII lecture on Joseph
yiktor Won Schener and a. F. J. Remy on "Gau-
deamus"
y meeting Of the Graduate Club IS schcduled for
tomorrow in Room No. so. West Hall at 20 y. m.
The Literary club has elected the following ON
GERS: President. w ~ Bradi.y ~. vice-pr rssld"h,s'
Professor Woodbury.. Melville ". Cane, 20; \. r;
j. S Harrison. %: secretary. q :. Helliman. 80.
and treasurer. =. NJ l.. Ernst. 80
sist of 10 copies and will sell at 81 apiece Sub
sequent editions Will be > cents more.
Friday. at the field. The lightweight contest is
for men under 10 pounds; the midfle-weight, ~
10 lso pounds and tho heavyweight above the last
figure The bouts are 70 hc three minute ones,
with two-minute rest EAch class VIII have
sxty-two men Ia the tux Of war, which will iast
five minutes.
The principal male parts in tho sophomore show
have been assigned 10 Faconer Haydock. Ludlam.
quinn. Forsch Lloyd. Frank and Shipon The
female parts 90 to Pegram. I}uhler ana Proctor.
The Philharmonic Orchestra now consists OF
fourteen yions. three vO.ds. fou c"ili TWO nutes'
one oboe one clarinet. cOrnei. one trombone.
one double bass and one tympAnum. showing A
weakness I'm the brass ana NOllns.
The University biological course VIII be delivered
by Professor William Keith Brooks Of Johns
Hopkins. as follow: December :. "ln'roducton
December s. Huxley and the Naturalsis' De
ccnber T. Mature and Nurture Dec mber D.
'Tamarck". December Migration and lamarck-
ianlsm''. December T. PHILOSOPHY Of Evolution
December 49, "Gaton and Inheritance" December
H. Darwin ana the Origin Of Species DECEMBER
| L. Mechanism Of Nature and December TO-
Louis Agassiz and George Berkeley.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
FOR 4 BIG CHARITY F1IR.
THE THROAT AND NOSE HOSPITAL WILL
HOLD A BAZAAR AT TII, WALDORF.

THE THROAT AND NOSE HOSPITAL WILL
HOLD A BAZAAR AT THE WALDOPF.
on Friday. December O. tho Women's Auxiliary
OF The Ne,-York Throat and Nose Hospital
ticipates holding orc of the most successful OF is
usually successful fairs I'm the grand ballroom Of
the Waldorf-Astorla. The members. Individually
and co cctivoiy are working like bees. and hope to
offer 20 their friends and The pubic 4 fine display
OF most attractive goods mt prices that viii please
The chalrfuen who WI have charge of the different
booths arc follows.
Mrs. Henry Grif2en. Mrs +. benjamin Ramsdon.
Mrs Charles Walton Sanders. Miss Elise King.
Mrs George Evans. Miss Kate birmingham. Miss
Louise Button. Miss G. j. Castcgnicr. Mrs. Charles
Crossman. Mrs Abncr L. Ely, Mi-s Florence
Gndersleeve Mrs. Thomas Lewis. Mrs. Andrew
bh!land. Mss g. H. Thomas. MS. J Anthony
ijes!des a Gypsy on where the past prcse at and
future will be- read iOm ihe palms OF fair women
and brave men. there Aill Dt many other unique IL
fractions. The president of thls auxiliary is MIS-
Edward J. Berning.nm Of ~. "a West Forty
ne New,Yo Threat arl Nose Hospital 'reats
the loor only irrespective of creed, color or nation
ihe applicants CIRCUMSTANCES 90 not jusiiiy hiIn
are eliminated 10y a ;h0rough invc-tie1'ion.
free dispensary !s maintained. and free beds, VITA
lhe hospital not o5.y gives nee treatment to
those suffering from affections of The throat and
an fyo o cl,,r for ne sircial r and treatment
the human race pulmonary consumption IA
tents ere not separated from their families. but
Ws; the hospital regularly FOR treatment advice
medicines and in some cases for food ana clo'h, ,
ing. Each patient taught how 10 make and
maintain a modern stnatOrium - h!s nome. The
managers feel that The time has como TO carry on
ihc work relating 10 consump,ion on larger seal,
aad propose az soon - possible. 10 erect hi d.
Ing specially adapted tor the study and treatment
of tuberculosis The bIiiing. fuiy equ'ppcc. vii!
5000 4 special appeal IS made fo- con
tritu:luns for this plrpOse.
Tho hospital - supervised by the State Board Of
Charities. f. which q makes regular reports %
counts Of ali receipts. and expenditures. No Off
or member OF tie medical STAFF receives any
compensation whatever.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge Mass. Nov. 27-By the VIII of the
late Edward Austin the od-tme Boston merchant.
who died at his home. No. - Bcacon-st.. last
Wednesday. the sum Of 10000 is left 10 Radcliffe
College. the interest Of which IS to be used IN
aiding "needv meritorious students and teachers
to assist them In the payment Of the cost OF edu-
cation" on Tuesday evening Professor ana Mrs
Hugo MUnsterberg gave n reception 10 the PM
losophy department OF Harvard. and the students IN
philosophy a; Harvard and Radcliffe. The class
Of 90 held its first sOciabe on saturday evening
al the home Of Miss Sally Eaton. 90 on TUESDAY
afternoon the English club held It's regular meeJ-
ing at Vaughn House. An essay on kipling was
read by Miss MAY Rand. % The regular meeting
OF the German club was held at vaughn house
tercsting paper Nuremberg. The club has de-
cided not give open meeting this year, 3lt
instead a German play Saturday afternoon. De
cember Il This afternoon Miss Scudder. presi-
dent Of the College Settlement Association. Ad-
dressed the students. She urged many as pos
sible 70 join the society n branch of when has
this year been started ar the college.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
,y UaS ONLY 4 DOG.

HAD ar,. nenber OF the Humane Society o',"
- ,, ,o,,,,,rorhood Of Twenty -thiTd-st. ana "'N'"
AGO yesterday he would either rive S"i'' '
bonolesslv discouraged with ne" zca' ~, we
1toroo NJ what Is commonly called Inc ""''
creation 4 poor Mite pug dog win "a "'," go,
h,,a lcQs broken was lying near the Slde"" anu
,el,irc with pain Either ShakesIeares h'"''i'''''
about ,ne one touch % nature making 'e W.
world kin is not true else no one IN III. -
had ever been touched with the ieehhsS VI i'.,'.,
,y for they all simply stared whiI" s''',"' "''.'
bova IA tho hope CT raising Some eN0'.''. ~
called out Mad dog. Mad dog' \ Jam, ,'
qnwncd woman chanced 10 be passing III" 'o
s,ooped down and took the suffering h''I" "''II'"
IN her arms and instantly its bowling c'As'u i''
eooI Samaritan asked refined looking man i" ''.e
,rovvd 70 call a policeman tha' tne ht'dS
g'r,r could De taken to the rooms OF me -.
lr fhe Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Anlihhs, ou' MI
,,., srnply stared at her and did nothlig' me
y0r1an took the dOggie Into sheitei."b S'pup ~,
rI while waiting there policeman. attracted ny
~ r-n,yl arrived He ,elcphoncd 20 the society
f,r ,l,, Prevention ot Cruelty 10 Animals ana -
arornd 90 tnat he could not see the TcyolEri "h"h
II US place. 20 his temple. and said IheIr Nt'ie
[o,plc san 90 more for YOU iooT zero"
IN. woman wOulG not give her name tHi s,i"
ina, shc had "A kennel OF her own ana tAat sle De
iisvcd mare in come dogs than In some people
Eut those who mnde up the crowd couId not SEQ
"a no reason In such q statement. /
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
pRINCETON

Princeton " T.. Nov. 27.-The reading OF Pro
fessor Munsterberg in President Pattons library
last Friday evening orc Of the chief academic
incidents Of the present year Professor Minister
berg took for his subject "Psychoogy and Myst-
cism and gave mos. interesting discussion Of
the theme. Tho reldirg was open 70 the FACULTY
members. fellows, graduate students ana seniors
Of the University The various departments OF tne
University were well represented in the audience.
The University Whist club VIII hold tourIh-
ment during the time intervening between Thanks
resentative. to act az tho Princeton team at the
annual intorcOllcg gat2 tournament, which takes
place later in the year.
The gymnaStic team candidates have hegun nrac-
tlce in the Bonner Gymnasium and VIII take light
practice DALI The regular work OF selecting the
team and preparing for the usual exhibitions VIII
begin with tho first week after the Christmas VacA-
tion under the direction Of George Goldie. the
regular instructor. and Captain Wheeler. The an
nual exhibition with Yale will take place in the
Yale gymnasium IN March,
The Chess club has received large list OF or
tri - for tho annual tournament. which VIII tax"
place at once. The two men scoring the largest
number Of winning games will be chosen. along
ions representatives at the annual intercollegiate
tournament. which takes place In New-fork dur
ing the Christmas vacation.
While the cunbOat Princeton Is In New ork
Harb,r the formal presentation OF "A bell. library
OF on. thousand volumes. ana a magnificent SILVER
punchbowl and ladlc. all the gifts o. princeton
University alumni. Will be- made The following
constitute the committee IN charg,. NJ. Taylor
Pyne ~: c. c. Cuylcr y. and c. W. Burleigh 80
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
NETWORK UNIVERSITY.

The GIee Banjo and Mandolin clubs will give
their first concert the Fordham club house on
Tuesday December -. The concert will be fol-
lowed by "A dance.
Professor McLouth delivered lecture on "Das
Hildebrandslied" before the Association OF Ger
man Teachers Of New-York City at the College OF
the city OF New-York on last Tuesday afternoon.
Photographic fac-simile OF the manuscript was
exhibited and interpreted by Professor McI-outh.
r. Mannhardt who received his education at
Lepsc, University OF Chicago and New. York Uni.
yers.ty has been appoln'gd Spff e5.er ON %
~ rho hos, in The conrtrv and viii add largely to
the value Of New-Nork Universitys collection oil
Th~ Columbia os vs. New-York University 'o2
place lasi Monday and resulted in the score OF 81
to O in favor of New-York University % .,.
order 10 ncrcase the interest the indoor games.
has given as prizes several silver cups TO be COM
The regular Initiation Of Psi Epsilon took place
last Monday Ther" w'r" more than huhdred
alumni ana visitor, p',sert Eishi reshmen ana
Delta Chapter of Psi Upsilon gave dance on
A reception ana dance was given By the Psi
Epsilon undergraduates IN the music room in Houd
Scarceh a week passes without a request for a
reference book from the Semitic Library from one
Of tho colleges The excellence OF this department.
Of the general library is winning for ITSELF wide
reputation.
and "A number Of new men were out The time set
FOR those runs l. "Wednesday AT o'clock
The School Of Pedagogy j. carrying on. through
two or three Of its professors. large University eX-
tension classes in various branches OF pedagogy at
the Brooklyn Institute These classes number sey-
eral hundred members Resides me courses III
pedagoSy. the only extension courses the present
year will be- the woman's law Gla.1 under rro, o,
art in the Lent season. by Dr. Wallace Wood
Thirty-nine members OF ne New. qrK nar haSa aye
University Law School
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

sayes Hall. Numerous books will be transferred
from tho University library to the. seminary.
Word has been received by the Brown Depatns
Union Of Dartmouths acceptance OF Its challenge
Brown Is TO submit three questions to Dartmouth
within the next ten days Dartmouth Is to make
her choice within another week. and the debate IL
to be held in Providence early in March
MONDAYS game with Dartmouth-won ny Brown;
70 to 0-hro,ght n reasonably satisfactory foo'bai
season to a close At the beginning OF the season
Brown was handicapped by the loss by graduation
of her two most brilliant players. and by the m
auguration OF the system OF graduate coachlng
Tho good record OF the end OF the season. however
seems 10 show that the former difficulty Is not
likely ever TO hamper the college seriously again
and that the coaching system needed nothins
hut time to vndicate It's soundness. 1he pare rec
ord OF points and lost by Brown uSo 10 ~
docs not indicate especially creditabe work But
II has to be remembered that Brown met al OF
the colleges commonly known as the big four,
and that she scored against both Harvard ana
Yale making against the former higher score
than any other college has made this year;
browns schedule was. as usual hard one. and
Included only two games against teams
that could fairly be called weak.
College exercises were suspended Mt noon on
Wednesday for the Thanksgiving recess, and VIII
be resumed tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

Hamilton " y Nov 27.-Dean Crawshaw
preached the annual sermon before the Young
Mems Christian Association Of the University las
Sunday evening.
The annual convention OF the New-York state
intercollegiate Press Association was held mere
last week The address OF welcome to the dele
gates was delivered by Professor Thomas. Papers
were read by Miss Buchanan. OF The Elnra
Syhl'; G. f. Murdock. of The syracuse Univrr
stv Herald" and &. f.. Walters Of - ne Madl-
eoueusis" There was a banquet at the close OF the
convention at which II. l.. FOsdlck. OF The Mad
isoncnsls." acted toast tmaster.
The Colgate University Press Gun mas madc at-
rangements to have the annual address mis- winter
delivered by George T.. Graham. the rcpresch'ttiN"
Of The Associated Press at Albany Mr. 'Irahar
was the only correspondent who saw tho battle ol
Ju,y 3 throughout. He was stationed on AdhlInmi ~
Schlev's flagship the Brooklyn The address VIII
be on the subject of the destruction OF 'erVeta
fleet
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
WILLIAMS

WlllIams'own Mass Nov. 27-The Physics Ciuo
has roorganized. with the following ohlcors fresi-
dent Johnston. go; yice-prcsdent' Gale 90 secre
tary and treasurer Vrooman. 9s.
Tho Art Association elected the following officers
NJ It's first meeting: President Rice. @ vice
president Dunbar, 90; secretary and treasurer
NroOman. 'e9. -,
At the last meeting Of the trustees DR.. John
Rascom professor Of political economy. requested
that ne be relieved Of OF his courses after ths
year The request was refused. and at present Dr.
Rascom Is undecided whether he viii continue IN
his chair not.
Louis lie Grand Draper. '00 has been elected cap
tain Of the football team FOR 1899 He Is a brother
Of tho two Drapers who have already figured prom
inenty in Williams athletics
The annual freshman-sophomore football game
resulted IN tie. neither side scoring.