Evening star., 1901-05-10
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETS
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS
DISCUSSED BY MANAGERS.
Decision Reached to Erect Two New
buildings Mrs. LoGan's
Gift of Library.

RishoD Thomas Bowman of New Jersey.
12IsIo,, Inbr E H,,rst chancellor of the
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UNIV eloit3 '""Se " III ""
DAVID H. CarfoiIl anu Chailes w oaioM III
of Baltimore, Mr.. VIM. l.. Noodcock, Al
toona Pa; Mr.. A. b. Browne Mr. B. II.
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treasurer, anu o'L-ei o'i'csi' VI 'iie '-l.
NerSlty, Or. W. Il. Davidson, secretary;
lr- J"ilh \. 'utliIGSf, iildHt4di SeN4 eI''l! ! =
anu i'eN. 9l"9i' 'spoi"' ie7ia''a'' "''S
'HioHS t4"Se present "I 'he -'ii''''''i
meeting Yesterday "l 'lle o""I" oI trustees
oi me Nh'eiltS'h | 'l'N e'Si'4' lie h'ee,iu7
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S.i'I'- c,.,,.,-,1 .,o,,.ie., .,.:,, .,,
r,,,jiooI ,IsrartI,,art Of Tho T-ni,-ereity of
Michigan. at Ann Arho7 vas also present
/, o1ftline = unIi,y- for fine d.,elonment of
th4 medical dcna1fr1.nt in connection with
the American I-uixc,,sity The nians iroL<
such definite shane thai = committee. in
cludiI-g Chancellor B!snop Hurst. Mir. A.
T. Browne. Mr. 3. F. Leeihron. Mr.. 4. b.
IuyaIl,. ex-Gov. X. r. Pattison, Mr.. ". l..
VC,,t.,ctl, Ipr $ Pirf,.S Cadrlan. was an
p1intea. with DON'T to ac+.
II was announced that last Wednesday,
tIio day 1,fo1.. ttla r1.,tir,~ If tho trustees
Mrs inhn \ ! ncr.,, Il. n nr.scnted the uni
Vt.;sitv y Thousand yolurDe,; from the Ii
bray of her DISTINGUISHED husband incIud-
in" many rare and exc.e0ineIy valuable
books hlCVZth
Logan. which was first displaved in the
h.tiailaI convention hail \ Logan alcOye
Will at once he set aside in the Hall of His
tory. which will cartai,3 t1a hooks Tins do
mated and at the entrance of the alcoye
will be placed this splendid bronze bust
which will forever speak of the distin-
rl,fshed career of this soldier patriot and
Statesman. The announcement created
great enthusiasm
,r y ,,
Ii was unanimously decided that, In view
of the large contributions which have re-
Gently bean received and the encouraging
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" " w. ~
lNsS-the ONO college OF Government ana
the PENNSYLVANIA Hall of AdmniStra ton
should at once be commenced according to
Gnu 80, i e" nS tlaa
trat nv carly fan vim annronriata ct,re-
monies, the corner stones of these two
buildings will be laid and the work pushed
as raploiy as p"ssloIe: 80 that the spleh-
r,Iata3 IL ia , ",,.n Is nov
uired by ali who see if will no longer
stand alone. but be surrounded by COM
I&hlon pullolhSS whose architecture shall
~ "s I'M mp es9I'e ss tit1 VI 'iie ouilutHS
the trIIstaes of tba Anarican J-nir.rsitv
have realized that they are handling a
great enterprise. the life of which is CO.
eNistant with the life of the republic; that
no great haste is necessary, but whatever
is done should be well done; but the inter-
est which has been awakened has inspired
them to take this decided stand. the news
of which will be gladly received by inter-
eSted people all over the country. A build
ing committee. consisting of Chancellor
Bishop John F. Hurst, Mr.. A. B. Browne,
Mr.. Matthew G.. Emery. Mrs. John f. Her.
rell and DR.. w. L. Davidson, was appointed.