The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
On that Date Prayers VIII he
Breathed and Kind Words Spoken
of Wreck Victims.
STUDENTS RESUME THEIR WORK
AGREE TO WEAR BADGE OF MOURN
ING FOR THIRTY DAYS.
Many Attend Funerals of Wreck VIC
tims-High School Students Dis
band Football Team.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. S.-At meet
ing of the joint faculty and student COM
mittee. held this afternoon it was decided
to hold the memorial service on Wednes
day, Nov. II, in Eliza Fowler Hail. The
order of services has not been arranged and
will not be until tomorrow night, when an
other meeting of the committee will be
held. Professor Goss said tonight that
President Stone would come to Lafayette
tomorrow morning to attend chapel exer-
cises. The faculty has arranged to post
bulletins at the university announcing the
condition of the injured.
Wearing bits of crepe on their coats or
twined around fraternity pins Purdue stu
dents resumed their studies to-day, al
though very few classes were held on ac-
count of the many members Of the faculty
being absent to attend the funerals of stu
dents killed in the Indianapolis wreck. The
heads of most of the departments were
away and instructors were in charge of af-
fairs at the university. Hundreds of stu
dents also were absent, many of them at
tending funerals, visiting the injured or con-
fined to homes by illness caused by the
shock. Last night the faculty assigned
members to the various funerals and in
company of student representatives many
of those chosen left this morning to
be present at the obsequies. Prof. L. G.
Afford. OF the department of mathematics.
attended the funeral of Walter ID. Ham
ilton, held at Beardstown, H., this morning.
The sophomore class. of which Hamilton
n member. sent five men, r. T.. War
den, r. p. Didlake, ]. r. Wortham, G. II.
Bell and c. A. Suppam, all members OF the
The funeral of Walter L. Roush at Gas
City this afternoon was attended by Prof.
Percy n. Evans. of the chemistry depart
ment, faculty representative and senior
class representatives as follows: &. X.
Adams, G. l.. Pierce, j. ]. Morgan, Frank
korsns spsb W. MtepeI Henrs' anS MaTdfr Brown Grow
To the funeral Of Wilbert Price at Spen-
Ger, Ind. was sent Prof. b. NJ. Hoax. OF the
school of pharmacy. and F. E. Bibbins and
j. M. Redd. students. Price was member
of the senior pharmacy class.
The funeral of ]. c. Coates, which takes
place tomorrow afternoon at Berwyn Pa,
will be attended by ]. c. Hume, member
of the Sigma Chi fraternity, of which
Coates was also a member w. w. Hop
kinson and Nj. Sheedy will represent the
class of '05, to which Coates belonged.
Professor Ayres, of the English depart
ment, attended the funeral of Samuel G.
Truitt, held at Noblesville this afternoon.
The freshman class sent G. +. Bragg, w.
NJ Tucker and w. A. Rush as class repre-
Sentatives
DR. Erastus Test attended the funeral of
Charles E. Furr, held yesterday afternoon
at Veedersburg. DR.. Test was a close
friend of the dead football player. The
junior class also sent representative and
other students attended.
The funeral of Charles G. CRUDE, held at
Butler this afternoon, was attended by
engineering. r. J. Greenwood and H. c.
Malott were the representatives of the
junior class present at the funeral
department, attended the funeral of
Gabriel Drollinger at South Bend yester-
Say sitb the noP ena eass and
other students attended.
The funeral of Thomas A. Bailey, held at
Sugar Grove, near New Richmond, to-day,
was attended by Prof. j. III. Skinner as a
representative of the faculty. b. Arnott
represented the freshman class.
Prof John Heiss was sent to Indiana
| HarbOr to be present at the funeral of
| George l.. Shaw, held this afternoon. j. F.
Davis and w. E. Webbe were sent for the
'07 class to which Shaw belonged.
Paul Sturm, junior, went to Corpus
Christi, Tex. to attend the funeral of r. ].
Powell, which will be held at the home of
his parents there tomorrow. No faculty
representative was sent
The funeral of Jay Hamilton, which was
held to-day at Huntington: was attended
| by members of the Phi Kappa Psi fra
| ternity to which Hamilton belonged. Earl
| Henley accompanied the body. The other
fraternity brothers who attended We're:
| Nichols Keith, De Haven, Lamson Kirby
| Neely and Patterson The sophomore class
| sent Marshall Haywood, f. ID. Sheerin and
I. v. Coppes.
Various members Ol tine .. "A. II. ira
| ternity attended the funeral of the late
| Samuel J. Squibbs, held at Lawrenceburg
yesterday Irving Artz, Thomas McDou-
| gall. Ralph Knode. Harry Blair, Arthur
| Chapman, Thomas Mccartney, Dean Chad
| bourne and Thomas Rison also represented
| the freshman class.
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.
| E. D. Quinn. of San Antonio, Tex, a
Purdue senior. has been taken to ST. Eliza
| beth Hospital, suffering with pneumonia
as a result of injuries received in the In
dianapolis wreck. He was apparently only
! slightly hurt.
| Chapel services will be held at Purdue
| tomorrow, and different professors will
| talk of the wreck and the careers of stu
| dents who were killed. Purdue students
! will wear mourning for thirty days, and
| will not attend balls or shows. This has
been generally agreed upon by all the
| classes.