The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27

ing chapter in the difficulties <. owing out
OF the hazing eleven days Ego Of Henry
Schurman by his feiiow-stu-enls Cf the
Maryland University School OF RE zic-ne.
Lombard and Green Streets. occurred
Yesterday. when Justice Poe, of the
Western police station, went t. tn
school TO have talk with DR. R Dorsey
Coale, dean Of the faculty.
Believing that he might bring about an
amcabIe adjustment of the hostility OF
the students toward Schurman. Justice
Poe decided to consult Dr. -Coala- Sch-r-
man had called on the magistrate e@TI er
in the day and told Justice Foe he had
, been struck with = bad egg as h left The
school after attending a lecture Mon a.
morning The magistrate advised him 10
attend the lecture. as he h&d done on
Monday, and promised him that H. would
have q talk with the dean in his behalf
When the magistrate arrived upon the
campus about 800 students were Sath-re
around the school building. Justice Poe
was recognized and the word was PISSED
along that ne was on the grounds \
chorus Of Kisses arose from the students
Justice Poe stood for a time on the ye-
randa before passing into the bailiing-
Hoots and jeers were mingled with cat
calls, yeIls and contemputous op IN t.,
ana all were directed at the mag4SJrste.
no had won tl,e enmity of the students
by filming several Of them. While this
was geiuE. on the young men began sing
ing a hastily improvised ditty.
-Four hundred students were singing
| when Justice Pee s--auired if DR. Coale
( had concluded his lecture. Upon being
/ told that the dean was III his office JUS
/ tice Poe opened the door and walked in
| urannounced. DR.. CoaIe. he says, vas
| looking out of a window at the students
| on the campus a quantity of oats were
! thrown at the magistrate as he disaD-
peared into the corridor. He did not even
| turn around
/ Justice Poe asked the dean if it was
! not in his power to alIay the feeling
/ against Schurman and guarantee him
! protection in the privileges TO which he IS
entitled as a student at the school For a
( time. he says the dean was disposed to
! blame Justice Poe for much of the trou-
! BILE While the ma glstTate was in consul
| tation with the dean President Jefferson.
/ OF the sophomore class entered the office
/ and showed d disposition TO take the
magistrate to task for the harsh language
he had used toward the students at the
/ several hearings at the Western Police
I station. The ma gistrate paid little atten-
+ ton To the student further than 10 re
] mind him that the conduct Of the stu
dents seemed 10 have justified ali he had
said to them at the hearings
! When the magistrate left the deans Of
/ fee Round Sergeant House. Of the West
/ on, district Offered to escort him 10 safe
( IL from the neighborhood. Justice Foe
! declined the escort and went down The
! walk - the pavement and then turned
/ north on Greene Street. The students
/ lived along the campus seeyraI deep from
/ Lombard Street TO the dental StnHoI
I building. which is at the corner OF Iflt-t-ie
/ and Cider Alley As the MAGISTRATE Ji9 3
I they hoOted, jseTed- and lnSuileo MN
! with all sorts of epjtheJs, but ms only
/ recognition OF their presence was an DC
! casIOnai turn Of the head de eFldtittit
I expected that they would throw a missile
! OF some kind Al him, but ne was hot as
Soon after Justice Poe's visit 10 the
! school the following notice was posted on
! tn bulletin in the corridor Of the Medical
! School Building
Notice is hereby given to all concerned
that the faculty IS fuzzy determine; lLit-
all disorder and distuT bance IN ana about
the university must cease al once. stu
! dents are hereby warned that any student
( INDUCING In conduct calculated to prOlong
! the present disOrde-ly state OF affairs, or
! in disorderiy acts Of any kind, does 50 at
/ the peril Of his connection with the uni
! yeTsity R DORSEY CCALE; Dean
/ This will Be strictly enforced
/ In an interview later DR.. COale declared
! that it was his intention, as the represeE-
/ tatiye of the faculty. to carry out the no
tee 10 the letter. The disorder. ne says
/ must cease. Any student who violates the
/ notice in any way viii. Dr.. COale says. he
! sunsmarily dismissed from school stu
dents in the departments OF law and den
! tistry nave been apprised Of the contents
I Of the notice
Schurman was met on his way to school
! yesterday by Round Sergeant House and q
( number OF patrOlmen from the Western
district He was received with deTIslVe
! jeers. He walked into the building accom-
panied by the Police who stopped at the
entrance 10 the building The students
followed him upstairs into the lecture hall
I soon after reached the lecture hail.
ne said, the students began hootiHg and
ieeriug me-. CatcalIs and tiger yelIs were
J Intern iuSled with Kisses. I observed that
! number Of the sOphOmores had remain
! ed away from the lecture and that
/ crowd Of students were gathered about
the entrance 70 the hall Before Dean
I COaIe entered the room TO give MS lee
: ture Oh chemistry Il heavy piece OF plas-
: ter OF paris, used in the dental depart
. meut was hurled at me The missile
( gTazed my face. Dean COale must have
heard Of the throwing of the piece Of
plaster Of paris, because before beginning
! his lecture he told the students To be eau
I Iious lest the indiScreti0n Of one Of their
number might result IN sorrow TO them
( all lie then began his lecture but before
/ concluding took occasion To say that any
I student VINO would assault me in any way
/ would suffer expulsion.
/
/ by the students. becaEzSSe l feared TO Gleet
/ them Before leaving the building l met
/ Dean Coale and Prof. r A. Ashby, also
! Of the faculty They both advised me
! not 10 90 out at that time, but to re
! main and hear the lecture on anatomy,
/ but I told them that I did 50 [ would only
/ eudauSer my life. 1 told them that /
would attend the lecture only on the as
/ st.rsncc that [ would he given adequate
/ protection Round Sergeant House came
1 in q this time and offered to escort me
/ in safety from the building and grounds
/ ] accepted the offer. As We walked up
/ Greene Street an egg was thrown at me,
and It barely missed the sergeant 1t IS,
I indeed, q peculiar condition Of affairs
/ fer year II a medical school cannot pUr-
! sue his studies without being mOIested
| and his life endangered. / am undecided
/ as TO my future course
4 short time before > o'clock in the
/ afternoon Schurmau visited Justice Poe
! at the Western police station. to seek his
| advice. The magistrate talked over the
| advised him 70 explain the circumstances
/ to the States Attorney with q view to
| having the matter considered by the
| grand jury Schurman did not say whrth-
| or he would act on the advice or the mag
! IstTaIe. but Justice Poe believes that il is
| ROW the only resource left open 10 him.
A Murderer at Bay in Arizona.
PHOENIX, Ariz-, Feb. 27.-The posse
in search of Bin Fain, accomplish In the
| murder OF Mrs. J. J. Burns two weeks
| ago. has him at bay in a dense thicket
| fifteen miles below Yuma The Cocopaw
Indians. who sheltered him because of
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