New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24

logical Seminary. and DR.. Chalmers Martin. presi-
dent Of the Pennsylvania College FOR Women at
'sThe Class includes a number OF missionaries:
among whom are the Rev Frank P. Gilman. o.
Toxic, Japan: the Rev. Robert Morrison OF Lahore,
India: the Rev ]. H Orbisou OF Lahore. India.
Central Turkey College. Aintab turkey
Among the educators we number first and rors-
most the president Of Princeton University, Wood
in educational work should be mentioned william
F. Magic, professor of physics in Princeton Uni-
versity; Arthur 2. Milford professor IN " aPaSl
sevenoak. OF stevens High School Hoboken Pro
lessor Fletehsr FqTeE s.s OF "a % Snfono TEX
and the late Professor Sidney Sherwood Oh JOINS
in medicine. Dr. Samuel Alexander and Dr.
Jasper J. Germany are well known in this CITY; u
Davis, in Philadelphia. and Dr. Hiram Woods and
DR.. Charles W Mitchell. in Baltimore; ~. JHi, on
Spanish War, and the head OF the street Cisanihs
Department in TINS city Is aiso - mined prorf-
nence in their profession may be mentioned CnarIss
ing a member OF the class OF 70 Of both Princeton
and Haryardi Robert 4 HenSeEsor, 2.
Robert H McCarter. Attorney General OF the STATE
X Y STcFea- o. Wilmington. Del: Mahlon Pitney
justice OF the suEreme Court OF the state OF Se~
Jersey. Edward W. Sheldon, counsel OF the Snlteu
States Trust Company; Charles 4 1a!c0tLs daSO5 ~
O CIiG Ios.;S ,S NobiIe Ala who is identi
fed with codihcation Of the laws OF that stats
ROBERT Bridges and Harold Goodwin are Wei
known In this city from a literary point o. NISN,
the former being for many years connected VIII
Life and at present an editor OF Sef'Ohsr ;
IN The business world the representatives OF this
class are well known in the various cities WheIs
thew i've Lawrence W AlEDOne IS n charge OF
3 division OF the Pennsylvania road. ia tIeoIs7
q, Yeomans has long been connected with ne en-
cage Burlington and Quincy. located ~ CnicigGG
y 1Nioreau Barringer. Of Philadelphia = nol onIS
largely Interested in mining. but IS an l lO-1y a.
EXPERT on the Law Of Mines and Mining Eo9 l
W Blackwell is engaged in eqUipplns Ihs , IIIsI
ground roads in London with electricity, W IIeF
3 Rrnoks is a prominent citizen OF BaILlIlors
ii;Io - tbs business and financial centres c G
CrTvIer 1.-THE class treasurer). CIeVelaad II DOuAS
Parker ID Handy. ElwO0d o Roessle- NaIteT n
sloane Frank Presbrey, OF this city COIonsi Eu"lIi
a stevens OF Castle Point, HOoOken; CyruS n
Mccormick and Edward Il. Balls o. GnleasO
EieIiinE W Oliver OF St. Louis z. g: Felt, o.
Denver and Edward II. TrOtter, OF PhlladeIphis
are well known men. - -. ,-,,o
csssful In his calling. It mas members scatIeIs9
All over the country especially IN the SCUM ail1
West and without exception they are al al uIlSs
rdA enthusiastic Princeton men ne G41.Sa
has supUfed officers usually the presltieIit Lui
seven alumni associations scattered over the
nsnf and can always be depended upon 70 eIteI1
All alumni reunions The class expected 20 supply
tie own architect FOR the dOrmit0ry. James .
lord architect OF the Appellate DIVISION CouIl-
house DemOnicO's and other buildings IN THIS clls
was a member the class, and was eIls9se4 uOi.
the plans for the dOrmitOry when ne dled aoOuL .
year ago. His death considerably retarded 'ie
plans for the building