The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-16
YALE ALUMNI PERSONALS.
Notes Concerning Of
Graduates.

last issue of the Yale Alumni Weekly
'59-Daniel C. Gilman has sailed tc
Europe, and expects to be there for six
months.
'53-Hon Andrew D. White, United
States ambassador to Germany repre-
sented the Smithsonian Institution OF
Washington at the celebration of the
2O0th anniversary of the Royal Acad-
envy of Sciences at Berlin on March 10
'56-Charles e. Felowes of Hartford
for many years clerk of the court OF
common pleas, has been obliged to re-
sign his office on account Of serious
illness.
'56-The friends Of James L. Whitney
recently elected Librarian of Boston
library, short time ago issued
whitney souvenir" 1T is neal
pamphlet, containing the poems re-
Gently read by his classmate, Rev
Theron Brown, at a dinner given by
DR.. Calkins.
'60-Rev. e. S. Williams Of Saratoga
Cal, has become gentleman farmer
He expects to meet with his class at
their reunion next June.
'60-Rev. Linus Blakesley, D. D., OF
Topeka, Kan, has resigned after a
continuous service Of twenty-nine years
in one church He will not accept an
other pastorate, but his future plans
are somewhat uncertain.
'61-Heber S. Thompson, president of
the board of trustees of the state hos
pital for Miners at Fountain Springs,
Pa. delivered an interesting address in
presenting diplomas, March 10, to the
graduating class of the Training School
for Nurses, connected with the hospital.
'62-Pierce NJ WEIGH, who Is in Ala
bama on his plantation, will return to
New Haven early next week.
62-Hon. A. Francis Judd has re-
turned to his home in Honolulu, Ha-
wall. He has been at Lakewood. N. j.,
for his health, but was not much BEN
Gifted by the change. His son, ]. r,
Judd '97, accompanied him, and will
not return to his studies at the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons until
the fall.
'64-Dr. Walton w. Battershall of Al
bany, N. Y, has announced the mar
riage of his daughter Anna to Russell
Griffin of New York, to be held on
April II.
'65-Hon. John Dalzell was unani-
mously renominated for congress, April
8, by the Twenty district of
Pittsburg on the republican ticket.
Ex-'6S-George M. Upshur has been
appointed by the governor of Maryland
one of the police commissioners of Bal
timore city.
'71-Mr. and Mrs. George P. Wiltshire
have taken apartments at the Burnett
house, Concinnati, o., having sold their
house at Newburyport, Ky.
&c. H. M. Ferry will sail for Eu-
rope May on the New York. He will
be gone about three months.
'72-The Rev. George F. Moore of An
dover Mass, preached at Dartmouth
college on Sunday, April l. After the
church service Fred M. Gilbert 'SS held
a meeting in behalf of the Student Vol
lnteer movement.
'74-Mr and Mrs George L. Dicker-
man returned to New Haven Wednes-
Law April 4, from a few weeks stay
in Washington, D. G.
Plainvile, N. j., conducted the ser
vices in the chapel at Wellesley col
ege Sunday, April s.
'75-Justice Almet It. jerks of the su-
creme court has been assigned to sit
n the appellate division of the second
department. at Brooklyn
s.-Mr. and Mrs. Justus s.
Iotchkiss have recently returned to|
New Haven from Lakewood, N. j.
III P. G.-Maurice Bloomfield is to
deliver a course of lectures at the Har
yard summer school of Theology.
79--The April number of the Ameri
,an Historical Review contains an ar
icle on THE Chinese Immigrant in
further Asia" by Frederick Wells Will
Jams of New Haven.
'79-Ernest Carter returned on March |
70 for an eight months trip round the
world He visited the Hawaiian Is
ands, the Philippines, Japan, China,
3urmah, India, and Ceylon. His i'm
preston of the United States new |
possessions" are most favorable.
'79S.-A son was recently born to Mr. |
md Mrs. William j. Comstock of New |
Haven.
'SO-Rev F. W. Keator has lately be-
ome rector of st. Johns Episcopal
hurch in Dubuque, Ia.
'S0-Prof. David C. Wells has been APP
pointed to take charge of the courses
n social institutions under the new
,lan Of the Amos Tuch school of adj
of Dartmouth college
'S1-Benjan w. Bacon, professor Of
Jew Testament Greek, in the theolog
cal school, left on Tuesday, March 27,
or Hot Springs, Va. Some time ago,
wing to i'll health, Prof, Bacon was
bliged to omit his recitations, and has
low gone south to recover his health.
'S2-Rev. G. A. Wright of Platteville,
Wis, has an illustrated article on the
,oet Percival in the February number
f The Connecticut Magazine
'S3 T. S.-Prof. James A. Craig, pro-
essor of Semitic languages and liter
ture and Hellenistic Greek in the Uni
ersity of Michigan, is head editor of
series of books relative to Semitic
tudies, to be published shortly.
'S3--A son was born to Prof. and Mrs
ldward c. Bourne of Yale university
n February 10,
'S3-Mr and Mrs Horace D. Taft
rere in New Haven a short time ago,
listing Prof and Mrs. George j.
'rush so,
'S4-Robert M. Boyd has been elected
ice president of Montclair Athletic
Tub of Montclair, N. j.