The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23
FACULTY. FULLY ORGANIZED
Oklahoma state Baptist College Now
in Running Order.


in Running Order.
Blackwell. o. t, April 22.-The trustees
Of the Oklahoma Baptist College were
in session yesterday. and completed the
faculty, which is as follows: President.
DR.. James A. Beauchamp. now Of the
Lexington Ladies College of Lexington,
No; Rev. DR.. W. H. Bernum. professor
Of Theology. DR.. Bernum has for several
| years been president of the Southwest
Baptist College, at Bolliver, Mo. He is
a graduate of the Missouri State Univer-
sity, and also william Jewel, college.
Professor W. T. sental. of William Jewel
| college, was elected head of the scientific
/ department Miss Alma Terral Thatch.
of the Northern Texas Normal, has been
| placed at the head of the Normal depart
ment Miss Thatch is a graduate of Ter
raj college and also of Boston and New
/ York conservatory Of music, and viii
have supervision Of the instruction of vo-
cal music. Her assistant in the normal
department viii be Professor II. J. Fos-
! ter of Terral college Professor Foster
is at this time in Maxwell, Tenn. The de-
partment of elocution and oratory will be
placed in charge of Miss Grace Bailey.
OF the exington College of Lexington, No.
The musical director will be Professor
Charles J. Wallace. Professor Wallace
studied for eight years under the direc-
ton of Won Bulow Rubanstein and Ku-
lax, and spent FIVE years IN Lipsic and
Berlin. He is at this time musical d.
rector of the Galloway college. The board
of trustees are considered fortunate in
deed. in their selection of the members of
the faculty, as they are all very strong
people, possessing great force of char
acter. and wide reputation for their abil-
ity in their respective departments.
The first term will open September /
Dr. MILAN, a physician of Kansas
City, Mo, has located here for the prac-
tice Of medicine.
Mr.. Meter of Indiana, has just located
here and purchased property, and is build
ing two handsome residences.
A great many residences are being built
at this time in the College addition in
the West Side, and the present appear
ance of that part Of the city resembles
the building of a new town.
Mr.. w. 3. Small of the Maine Hotel,
has sold that institution to Mrs. Chas.
Milbanks, OF Tonkawa, o. T., which is a
sucient warranty that the Maine hotel
win keep Up it's well deserved reputation
as one Of the most popular hotels in the
territory. Mr.. Small and family win con-
tinue to reside in our city.
Hon. John r. Tate has been in Wash
ington the past week on business and in
cidentany mixing in the gubernatorial
contest which has been going on there
for the past ten days.
Our city is making great preparations
for the entertainment Of the G. A. r. en-
campment and the Territorial Press As
ISOLATION, both Of which will convene
here on May q.
The election has been called for next
Tuesday for the purpose of voting on
the proposition to issue bonds in the sum
of $4,000 for the purpose of constructing
an additional school building In our city
Our people are all in favor OF this prop
osition, and the building will be Of stone
and brick and modern in al particulars
Hon. Judge Badger. Of Columbus, O..
judge of the court OF common pleas, Of
the city of Columbus. and Hon. NJ s.
Murray, Of London. O.. were here this
week, taking dispositions in an important
viii case. Both Of them were favorahly
impressed with our city and the growth,
and spirit OF enterprise manifested by
our citizens.
The people of this city. especially our
business men, are gratihed TO know that !
Colonel Murdoch is progressing so nicely |
and recovering from his serious illness. |
The people of Oklahoma VIII ever re-
member Colonel Murdock and hold him !
high in esteem for his many battles in
our behalf. Al hope and trust that the !
Colonel viii live long. and soon be able I
to take up the pen. his implement Of war. /
in the fight for the upbunding and bet |
Torment Of rtfr,,a rFfz-