New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

hANDhEhChIEF CAPE.
--lLaaies' Fel1.
on the place hold. viii only say that know
nothing whatever Of u. Maxveu's desires IN
regard 70 his position or mine
What Mr.. Man has said regarding the OK
aminatlons held by Dr.. Maxwell and Superin-
le1ent Skinner is correct except that IL does not
60 quite far enough For instance n 1a12. Dr..
Maxwell licensed the graduating class without any
reference whatever 10 Superintendent SINNERS
were informed early in the year that they would
Maxwell would license them with No. J. license.
that the State examinations had not been required
r. csIie4 o. - 1aa - -. +ros- We failed
- meet the requirements can take the state e1-
animation on October and g
THE STUDENTS WERE NOTIFIED
'It is absolutely untrue that the students never
knew Jhey would have take The state oxamina-
Ton When notice came from Dr. M-NWcI there
they would 10 held responsible for Superintendent
ne sacJ that the examination was fair and com
nere.yg.y t7SE * iTo,ed y nc s54IsIneat 5la{
students passed the annual examination without
rlnl felt ry parents and students has been caused
ay my INV ilinEueSs 20 promote the one-seventh
The SresiGs.S Of The Normal College is 6ontinuay
-rnporJtned y outside Influences. political or other
vaslaa.y resisted all such influences
scholars 40 re r-a-+i-l- ~ tsyor- is M v-ar-9-fa
All students Of the same grade receive Ike treat
mem ts TesaT9s pr9motoP condlioniPg and an re-
man lad determined before the examination TO
make students tail is simply absurd The two
teachers gl German have had thirty years and
would b. Incapable Of such an action If knew
that any one Of the faculty had said or done the
thing aLcsei-sna certainly would know had she
said Or done til should Immediately suspend her
and rscomrnend her dismissal Charge ike this
is the work Of an assassin-an assassin OF char
acter.
SOME DISCOUNTED ONE.
AL I have TO say with regard 10 the student
who has been spreading these malicious statements
IS that she is evidently disappointed because she did
not receive license No for lack Of State Super
irtendent SINNERS examinations She is reported
saying that after she found she had received
ONLY substitute teachers license. she wrote 10
uq. He wrote baez that the examination would be
gwen over again on October but as 70 the place he
referred Ter 70 me. pom asking ne where II would
take place she received no satisfaction. as said.
according 20 her report, that ! knew nothing
sgeli T. Tie * nliratLoH viii e held here at the
asked 70 say something concerning the statement
that the niXup over the examinations due TO
rnr Dr. Maxwell and Or. Hunter. the last named
said 'I think thu Young woman who talks Of three
Or Maxwell and myself speaks Of what does not
Dr Hunter vas asked whether there vas any
The part ~ The Board Of Education ge- the girls
10 staE IL Normal College wears instead OF
AS 10 tbo guessing Of tho Normal College fac
lty 20 the effect that the six years would
equal 10 degree.' said Dr. Hunter Il Will only
saE that there Is no guessing On our part what
lister and recognize the bachelors degree on A SIX
years course. That course has been prepared and
accepted 10y The examining committee OF the board
- trustees, II IS now II operation. one class |
class has been formed this fall"
DR.. MAXWELL TALKS
When asked about the matter Dr. Maxwell was !
Just ia from bicycle spin. and hadn't much
as heard OF the trouble brewing. The case briefly
stated 10 him he became oracular on the spot |
only as IN II OF his Deiphc prototypes, there
was much between line literature Tor ne initiated
C e-tainly I've no fight on with Mr. Skinner. |
Well. how about President Hunter" was the |
All that is another matter" said Or. Maxwell |
looming Ms most exI-essioness variety vlsage
and one which ! absolutely decline 30 discuss
school grsdua.es 10 take the STATE examina}ons
and that they We're not notified TO that effect
returned the doctor THAT lies wholly outside of /
ny province Untn THIS wear it has been sufficient |
" ma sTlaisIs - l ,}i lLe STATE
Ion E..eaiieT tI41oS'eS VII VII DC required
are the state examinations easier
, Yes. b, reformed with 9uizzicai smile: the |
state eXamira lions are easier
And your aim is 20 raise the STANDARD OF teach |
That's what I'm here for was th- reply. not |
or even TO earn the undyiug gratitude OF the indo-
tiine, but 10 make and keep ne standard at such
q eTe- - P1llie s.l'3l e4.st-lloi! IN te cl'E
about the sJp- rarIIlafion charge to 4
Normal college instructors woman teacher
Vow. lhar SrJE-a.' intern pted the Superin- !
trr5eut az the Boa ri 81 E6uca zion. I'm really not I
---.ared 10 open my mouth. "a not IT. the conf /
lell. of The ladies connected with the last!tu- !
ton iu question -
-Bu- IN. men
Even taey." returned ne doctor with a smile,
have rat houored far with any birth sta
-til n rot iu possession Of their family Bibles,
sIfy what can / say ou the subject A. mat 1
90 fact be continued more seriously. the ~nge
rfair lies utterly OUTSIDE Of province here I.
Normal College could keep SIS eNamlnation Re, /
l.lreIutrfs within first reader limits and W. Wo9.u
l-a ra Gauss, for comb saiut. II Is only when us
graduates want 90 TIKI their places az heau~ ..
lg- civ schools that I have anything 10 say but
yen on Thar score turning again 10 his wheel ,
Blink 7 have zatE enough