The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY NOTES.

! Waco, Texas. April 20-Tbe war spi,i
Which prevails SO generally in the towns
and cities Of the American continent TO-
/ cay has no; failed to reach ard safely lodge
itsef AMONG the school Toys and college
cadets of mary Of the leading educational
( Institutions OF our country Especially is
i ms noticed in the military colleges, where
the cadets have attained some military
knowledge and enthusiasm.
/ ~ Baylor university many Of the com,
missioned officers OF the two companies Of
college cadets have offered their services To
the governor, and alr,ady several OF the
| boys have enlisted as privates in Waco
and other volunteer companies. Among tha
most important Baylor military men who
have gone home to their old companies
or recently volunteered their services. are
aajor c. c. Carroll, who went las, week
10 Weatherford TO accept tho command o.
the new company at that place; A. s. Bry-
an who went to Lake Charles La. TO re-
turn TO his old command in company C.
Louisiana National Guard; r. ". Lamkin.
who went last Monday TO Houston to ioin
the Rutherford Rangers; sam Helm. 10 re-
turn TO the Clarity Rifles at Corsicana
ana Captain Grimmet, who Joins the Me-
Lcndon Rifles at Waco.
During the past week Baylor has Neen
besIeged by local and foreign visitors. all
anxious to go through and examine the
buildings. library. laboratories. rooms and
boarding halls. Nest of these have been
delegates to the Texas Sunday school con.
Yantion Among the prominent visitors On |
Thursday at the chapel were Prof II. NJ
Hammili OF Chicago, vino? conducted the
chapel services, Prof. ). NJ. Durn of AK. |
tell frof d. {. Warren Of Hawthorne COL |
lcge and Rev. Mr.. Whidden of Alabama.
Chairman J. c. baltimore Will go n |
hstte tomorrow. where he will address !
an educators picnic OF some educational
The members OF the Sophomore class
went on picnic last Saturday tat;ng
alChs guns, eatahles music. fish hon,s
iuh and love. They were chaperoned by
81, naFer2ie matron OF the girls board.
ing hali ard all report a very glreful ,j-,r
Rev. J. 81 Carroll has Just returns, frn-,
1aIyts'on and Rusk in the interest OF ,hs
nsEior endowment; fund. He REPORTS that
over Eis,n0O have been subscribed so FAR
frof- J. $ Tanner. chairman Of IN.
'achi'y O. The coming summer school. mas
selec'ed MS faculty OF professors and is
LoN getting cut advertising data and lit
erttuIe to bring about The hest attended
ard most thorough summer school svsr
taught in the history of the institution.
The facilities and studies offered appeal
10 three classeS, viz; l. Those who wish
70 ehtar this or any o'her school by begin
a4hs IN the preparatory studies, 2. Reg,i-
lar students who wish to hasten the CON
ptU9n CT their courses by doing two
months special work: 3. To the great hos,
II teachers IN this and udjacent States WI,
WISH 10 raise the grade OF their certificate.
o become better scholars and teachers
'pec'h arrangements have been made
merely those viking to may take the
xgular normal teachers examination July
q 70 3d. for the regular fee.
Public lectures will be given by the fol-
owing prominent men during the summer
sssion: DR.. II. c. Burleson, DIR. B. n
,arrol. Rev. C, w. Truitt ana Fat 81
Following is the faculty as chosen:
John $. Tanner, chairman A. g. tBav-
or, '9ol; \. NJ. tih.. '93l; Tin. NJ Is. B. T
am, $50; Fellow in Chicago university
~ VI PROFESSOR Of New Test Geek /
nd Hebrew Mathematics. ethics nul
hysical culture.
James Francis Greer. A. p. Center col.
fge' SD; A. NJ. lib. 'si): Professor q,
attn, Latin and French.
Orlando Clarke Charlton. D. $. (Hau
yer collesc. '72l; \. " lib. 's5); Pro. r
.ssor OF Natural Sciences ana Curator Of
luseum. Natural scieuses.
William Asbrry Harris, a. NJ. (Ri,hmon, I
nhsse' SD III d. tJohns Hopkins unt-
sfsi,y, ,s2l Professor of Greek. Greek
|
samnel Palmer Brooks, A. Z. (Bavlor G
~; 4. d. yale university. 'eil: prnfrseor b
economics and History. English. eco q
j. W. cantwoll. A. B. Baylor. 's3,, /, Is
I Naie university. al Prircipsl ~ 8
SuthWesieTn academy and Presiden, Of
sum Arkansas Teachers association c
edaeogies, history o. education. psycj,oI, d
~ grammar. geography. II
n n, hamilton, first assistant in Corsi. e
lns nigh school Ca5-'a7); in class Of .os
ssistant in mathematics. 4
Carl Lovelace. in class Of 'es. Asistan, n
English. V