The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
DOINGSA7B BROWN
Teams Good Showing Against
Tufts Pleasing to Student Body

There is evident satisfaction on the hill
today. To have a team OF which only
three men have played regularly this
season run up such a score against Tufts,
shows how many good substitutes Brown
has available
Acting Captain Sheehan, Golfer and
Cobb were the only three regular men I'm
the game. and several OF the players
were not even on the training table.
At last Brown has kicked goal from
touchdown. in fact Golfer added FIVE
points to Browns score In that manner
yesterday. In a game as close as the
game with Dartmouth will probably be
a missed goal from touchdown may lose
the game. That one point missed also lost
In last Saturdays game with Lafayette.
One hundred and twenty-eight men
graduated in last years senior class. The
occupations of most of them have been
ascertained and are divided as follows:
Medical school. 10.
Law school, H.
Divinity school. r.
Teaching, IA
Post graduate work, lh
Journalism, 2
Engineering. 5.
Insurance, 4.
Business, "a
Six of the ten men at medical school at
tend Harvard. and seven of the law stu
dents are at Harvard law school. Nine of
the post-graduates are taking courses at
Brown.
Manager Rice OF the musical club will
take the entire club TO Walpole for the
concert Friday night OF this week
This year the employment bureau Of
the college branch OF the Young Mems
Christian association has secured tempor-
airy and permanent work for eighty stu
dents netting n receipt OF 5000 This de-
partment has existed for several years.
but Mr.. f. L. Carr. and Ilsley Boone, '04
are largely responsible for what II Is
now.
This year at the opening Of college one
thousand letters were sent TO house
holders near the campus. asking that
preference for work be given to college
men. Now a thousand cards are
being sent to Providence men,
asking them to apply TO the bureau
when help Is needed
Frank l.. Dillon, manager OF the track
team. '03. who has been I'll with malaria
for the last few days. is now able to be
about again.
Captain Tom Barry OF the football
eleven is now at his home In Brockton
He heard the report Of the game by tele-
phone as soon as II wes over and was
greatly pleased. He probably cannot play
In the Columbia game.
The senior class pictures and to be taken
al Sands a Bradys this year
Yesterday, afternoon number OF the
students from the engineering depart
ments visited the Colvin Foundry com
pany. accompanying Instructor T. NJ.
Phetteplace
There Is TO he an important meeting OF
the freshman class tomorrow.
The work on the new engineering build
ing which is 10 be erected on Lincoln
field will be begun In n very short time
II will be placed about 80 feet In the rear
OF ST. stephens church. and when COM
plcted will be 100 feet long and q feet
deep. Owing 10 lack OF funds. however.
only 50 feet of the building will be con-
structcd now. and the rest will be added
on later.
The most noticeable feature will be the
very large windows and the saw-tooth
skylights. such as are used i'm mills TO
admit lieht. The building will be three
stories high with no basement and VIII
contain n lnrge. well-lighted foorspace.
On the first floor will he the machinery
testing. pumping and hydraulic. for ex-
rcriment work. Tho second floor will he
divided into two small rooms for lectures
and spacious laboratory. The third floor
at present VIII be left open. but later
will tc divided with low partitions into
rooms for draughtlng
After chapel. this morning. the entire
stu -ent body assembled on the middle
campus. and gave cheers for the members
~ the team. President Faunce was call
cd on for speech. and said that NIL the
team were 90 ~ thanked Tie said he
would be with the hoys I'm spirit Sotur-
day, and wanted go No informed of the
score re soon as each half was over.
Nothing can keen Brown from fourth
rlacc among eastern teams this season n
NC beat Columbia and Dartmouth