New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
DONATIONS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

A, the last meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the University Of Illinois President Draper an
nouDced that Professor Edward snyder OF Pac'hc
Beach Cal. desired TO give TO the university
sos 600 10 be used q loan fund for students III
need of financial aid during their time m college.
The provision is made that, during the lifetime OH
nav, interest on the fund and the time Of ther
death The entire amount IS 10 go 10 ne uHIFtt ny
The gift has been accepted and Will De palI !"
1Tofessor SNYDER was one Of the first instructors
n the C my 0a ql tactics us heah fan,d
0ve years ago and he was obliged 10 give UP ms
work and go 10 California.
RrvD Mawr has awarded three Of her most I'm
portant prizes, each one a fellowship OF sufhcieI'
value 10 defray the expenses OF a years STUDY
and residence abroad. The Bryn Ma"r tuiopea',
fellowship was awarded 10 Mss Cora Har9S; , OF
Alabama, the second southern gTl 10 carry on this
fellowship, Miss Left~lck. OF BaItlihGro' NOUNS nd
for 1893. MISS hardH WoIih 10 - ~ feCr",tf A.
French She has already dlsting ished herseH I'D
James +. Rhoads Junior SCioi"IS.lP VI, trr ,5,
and the Anna Powers memorial scholarship LOT the
Inc PRESIDENTS fellowship was given 70 Miss
Florence Parthenia Lewis, fellow I'D pnHoS'pu..
Miss Lewis is a Kansas girl ana received per w.
degrees Of A. i. and A NJ from the University
OF Texas In 1897 and 1895.
Ieli leloW snip fr,,n Radc~e in 1897 ana came 10
Rr,n Mawr the following year rs graduate scioiar
IN HIeth "ilu Iroad in Athen- studying under
W. 2t'I absence to taxi charge Of the American
school Al Athens In view Of this there vi" PROB
ahlv he awarded this year fourth European lei
Ioy''shio he regular resident Greek fellowship
beng converted MO a travelling fellowship Bryn
,' XIV rroud OF her eighteen students
Who have been European fellows. Twelve are hold
ing al present prominent edu"auona. posts ana tne
remaining six are still STUDYING Among TIE Tor
NOR are Miss I5rowneli. warden 9 Sisr g4.Eo
and instructor Of English az Cornell. MISS l-meryi
dean Of women and assistant pro- ,sSoI o GA ~
philology Of the University o. NlsCC3.sIn' "tS9
Madison secretary 70 the president ~ flA % VI WI
College and reader IN mainetnau cs MISS h4lch lil-
i.,r,,ctor IN Latin al Vassar. and Miss Hamil on
head mistress Of the Bryn Mawr School OF BATH
more.
on Aprn spring registration day Al Cornell
the first number Of THE Cornell Alumni News
will make It's bow 70 an cxpectant public il vii
be published in ithaca 10y a Doaro ( tb e
local graduates with Il representation from the
senior class
The Alunons Association Of the Normal College
of the CITY Of New-York is said 10 be urging the
annointrocnt Of Miss Helen @. Cone 10 the chair
made vacant by the death Of Professor Duudon
Professor Dundon acted as professor o! Various
subjects Latin. Greek ana hhsliSH literature
The members Of the School Board Of this city
are vigorously agitatng the subject Of a ne" Man
haitian truant school In place OF the totally made
Quate Institution which now Ills mat place, no
DEFINITE plan has Us yet been formulated some
~ he members favor the erection Of build
ing for this purpose. WnlIe others thlk tl~t
tbree or four houses could bc turned 10 This use
an little expense All agree that whatever shape
The building may take II must az AN events. nave
"a diefiuctlv home atmosphere 20 produce tho de-
library recreation rooms, gymnasium ana ba1As
even TO the extent OF a swimming -pool u,
as the home and boys will be allowed 70 20 ou
crrands under slight restrictions. IT, IS believed
truancy that educational experts have hoped TO
fnd.