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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
SEATTLE MAN in NEED

SPOKANE. Jan Is Willard
Hudson. a hlackamitha helper. who
can,s from Seattle. Wash. two
months ago. told tale u misfor-
tune 90 Charles r. Howard. clerk
to the county commissioners. yes.
terbaY lie has been tf4lng 20 Eet
work since coming here. bat has
been unsuccessful lie has not a
dollar or anything 10 eat In the
house. To make matters worse. his
wife gave birth 10 a baby Sunday
night aud no phyaieian could be
found who would attend her.
ar Howard teiephnned County
Physician Morrison 70 attend Mrs
Hudson and gave Mr. Hudson an
order for efficient groceries to az.
ford him and his wife temporary
relief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
WOMAN KILLS HER
FORMER EMPLOYER

ed Monday a. housekeeper Cor the
Shirley family. vas arrested al
Lafayette. Colo. cn suspicion She
left ale city GA morning train
Mas Gordon broke down and al
United that she KILLED shlrey when
BE returned home she said she
concealed herself Ia lae house lasf
evening aud awaited for a favor.
able opportunity % shoot her for.
mer employer They had been
sWeethcarts for six years. she said
aud she killed Shirley because be-
had discarded her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
~ aHS ~ aahA
L 4oor uenoer o. POI tsnans mo
Meas6o Of the Enol.se cani es,.

The greatest boon % london in
my lifetime has been the county
council. with lis cheap. popular
rapid tfamway syetem
The development OF THE system
must 90 on tiii London owns a thou.
sand miles Of conduit rams. with a
penny maximum fare ard halfpsnny
stages.
Tho government. minister. conn.
ell OF housing congress that puts
anything Ia the way OF t.ondon'a
municipal transit system Ia striking
a blow at the leisure. pleasur. and
treasure Of the people Of the city
that subsequent generations will
reYer forgive.
The people are learning the "a.
tionale 81 npen.air life. aud some
daY they VIII learn that Il IL much
better L. 1.-Two IN the fFpe air OF
heaven In deconey and for g0a Ga
dbs a week. than 10 have 4 iiysll
hood with ass In large towns.
toeomotion 10 one OF the reme.
dies to which We must give great
attention
One Of the reasons why / am IN
aniipalhY 10 relief work la towns
and elites IA that u has tendency
to iuure men to town life aud bad
conditions
There are IN England and Wales
AZ this moment 500 900 empty
houses. aud 10000 empty houses 10
London
People arc leaving the cellar
dwelling. mn.iern aabufbla viii not
live In a basement house a. all The
main street Ia becoming unpopular
Il Is due 10 this fact that ia Ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
HIT WITH GRAIN SACK

being ioadsd A rek II grain Waa
fed lnlo the ehfge improperly last
night. and HcaaaetA attempt to
stop fho ma hinerf resulted IN the
sack being grecipitaiea into the air
Il fen on tie lever operator. knock.
lnk him down and crushing his foot
Hs va removed - his home.
fsHaHas announces that he wants
no note work 81 this Kind. and H.
the fourth mat TO give up the posi-
ton In the past fra days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
Death Record.

Deaths we're registered today a.
follows
ghristianson--C ". Christian.
son. =. January H. Madison park
Wflisams-C. Williams. 81. Jan.
uary Il. Minor hospital
Fox-W A. Fox. %. January ~.
OF 18th
Hawkins W Hawkins. az.
January II. Manhattan hotel
Conway Conway. 20. January
IL. Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
WHITE EXPLAINS
TO CLUB

Richard Mansfield White was not
called 10 account for alleged dis
couftcy to the Hawaiian bellies at
the injecting OF the Commercial club
last night
a letter from Mr.. White. In which
he diHeialmed any intention OF civ.
Ing gAenHe 10 the club or lta guests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

by the club ~
The letter follows:
Il have been Informed that you
took nffeuaa ~ some remarks Of
mine at the meeting On the twenty
nnh Of Nx~5mber. 1901
Il aaaurh.un that I made d plain
statement Of ~. and meant no
offense. insult W discOnrtee-S 70 the
club or It's guests. "
Requesting that you 49, this
abatement as from one k-&tlelaan
10 another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
JOHN BURNS PLEADS FOR SUBURBAN HOMES
THROUGH lOW-FARE MUNICIPAL RAILWAYS

The classes for whl(7s 0ualng ~
va difficult in every cois-sfy are not
the rich. whose stately homes are
outside the purylew OF this congress-.
The middle class. whose houses are
models OF comfort aud cleanliness
and pr8pfietY. do not make that ap.
peal Ia you that the houses OF the
ryry poor do Even the home Of the
rftiHan today iH yielding " ~ Wild
oning knowledge. his @k.easlng
municipal power. and am delight
ed TO say, his rapidly increasing so
briefly.
fllA the iuduslriapclaas Is allil the
'deapFir of the housing fefofmer
Ills home. or what should be
"a home, IL oien howell. an
abode OF nauaior; u II too often In
consequence OF SIS luxtapoaiti0n 10
so many places, a noisy rendezvous
provoking the senses aud the appe-
iltss 10 fluid soiace In a bright pub
lie house.
This form OF social life IL created
primarily b. poverty Of pocket In
the laboref. poverty OF imagination
IN the rulers, poverty OF power lp
the municipality. lack OF interest IN
the removal 81 the causes, with
plenty Of gushing sentiment for the
transient effects.
Just A. the dirt IN the individual
is the mark OF the beast, the Stun
Is the symptom OF economic Unequal.
ity. social disorder aud civic neE.
lect. aud no one agency viii femoye
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

DENVER Jan. Is Miss beatrice
carsoa has confessed @ the MUIR
A. q, her ioFmcr employer VIII
ian otto shlFvy.
sA,r,y wha vas : deputy sheriff
~ ehlef clerk q Sheriff AleXan
~ Sl,bst sas foand dead b. DIS
wang sons Al his residence. $500
cnrtls - lie had bevn shot In
H. bNass wren kaeellns before a
bookcase.
Ms Gordon. vhe vas disehArg'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
ON The FRONT

Capt John Johnson has succeeded
Capt Brydson on the steamer FRO.
qupia and Capt George Roberts has
succeeded Capt Peufieid on the
steamer Indianapolis This is the
result 81 the present waFe differ.
enee between the Puget sound
steamship owners and the masters
Other changes are being made 70
daF
Al hope has been abandoned for
the Arthur Sewail. months overdue.
from Philadelphia for Bremerton
with coal
Capt. c. W. Cook. Of Cook a Co.
agents for the American Hawaiian
steamships ia ia Seattle from
Frisco on business trip.
The Rainier has arrived from
Frisco With explosives.
Tonight the CITY Of Seattle sails
Tor Southeastern Alaskan ports with
a banner list OF passengers and
good cargo.
The stockholders Of the Virginia
Street Dock and Warehouse com.
pnuy has elected these officers for
the ensuing year. II Haihhart. pres.
ident and general manager & A..
Mckenzie. viccpresident. George
T. Williams. secretary and treas
urer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
BRIDE IS KILLED BY a
FORMER LOVER

harat TO the door Gush vas wait.
lnk
A she stepped out into tho hail
be plunged a knifa lnta her lefg
haeaat and shoulder
AIRS Rninhafdra screams called
har husband aud naikhhors 0uth
eaeapad and " etiIl - liberty
Mra Reinhardt died early this
morning Gagh - said 70 have b~en
In an iosanc asylum few years
asuz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

4. noaaaei naFroRly escaped
tsath last alght. uhen q sack 81
grain vas hurled on u an electric
shaie AZ the Great Nerthsrn docks
Boagget vas knocked dowa and one
tust Eas badly crushed Tha; be
vas noi more seriously hRrt Ia con
s.asTei remarkable.
Bouquet had eh2fge 81 the work
fng q TIE leyerx whlch control the
carriers from he daek fo vessels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

Concrete arches are wing con.
sidered in Buffalo for yiaduet con.
strnction. says Cement Age II was
found that the metal EifderH used
heretofore have become corrugated
b. the gas from locomotives. which
does not affect concrete. II ia the
conviction that much uoney would
have been saved had concrete been
adopted long ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

Washington Irving. general assent
% the Phoenix OF London" has
been appointed San Francisco agent
Tor the Washington Fire Insurance
company Of Seattle. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

DETROIT. Jaa. is-Nrs George
A Relnhardt .. snd q hflde Of one
narlA xas stabbed a. tas door q
Der spsrsmenis azt nlght By Frvd
satk GuiA rejected suitor
RelaAards Il 4 clerk IN the city
tress4rsrs office and had arrived
kaasa iog danes. A VOICE IN the
spsaklng tube called Mrs Rein
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
Kissed 100 Times

Mrs T 4. u Ticuiar kissed Pa"
TicuIAr loo times because he
brought home such nice chicken
fof dinner last night he got & NJ
the Palace Market. b0t md ay'''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

charge made BY some Of the rival
candidates that General MetcalfeH
campaign Is being financed by the
Seattle Brewing q Mailing com.
panY aud other liquor Iutereata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
Birth Record

Births we're registered today as
follows.
McKown To wife Of J. y. Nc
Kown. b2s ~ Goth. January ~, q
daughter
Gregory To wife Of ]. C. Greg
orr. 12a Rose place. January 70. a
daughter
Rotate wife of o. Rotta. So
attic. January 3. n son
algga-To wife Of ". v. Riggs
station NJ January 3. q son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

Aud ~ schuchard Optlcel Co.
1907 md ay. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

The best shampoo Soap Soap
Lake Soap Al druggisla 80
, 1908-09-30
TELEGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, Sept. 26th-The by-election ut
Newcastle on Tyne to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Mr.. Thomas Cairns, the
Liberal Member, has result ed in the return
OF the Conservative Candidate, Mr.. George
Renwick. q former member for that consti-
tuency, wi h 10, 1868 votes Mr.. Short, the
Liberal Candidate, securing 11,720, and Mr..
Hartley, the Socialist and Labor Cand date,
2,971. Tho Irish pumped against the Gov
eminent III consequence OF the incident OF
the EuchRristic procession. 1t is, however, not
expected that the Government will resign,ac
cording to earlier traditions.
In Glasgow ii is stated that British ship.
builders have been underbid on tenders for
sixteen smal wnre.tips Tor Argentine by Ger
man and Dutch firms, and all will be quilt
on the continent.
Seventeen nations are represented at the
first Congress to promote moral education in
schools, the delegates Were welcomed by Pro-
lessor Sadler,o the Victoria University, Man
chester.
The unemployed at Manchester attempted
TO raid the Town Hall. where the Lord May
or was holding a reception, but were resisted
by police, and a scene Of wild disorder en-
sued, many persons being Injured on both
sides. The mob was finally scattered.
A telegram from LIE Mans states that Mr.,
NlIDur Wf1Snt DAS lucTeuSou us TocOEu
for distance, and has flown for over nine
minutes with a companion. It is suggested
he should fly across the Channel.
Berlin advices report that the Social Dem
ocrat Executive Committee have published a
statement that the deplorabie condition OF
the Governments finances is attributable to
miiitarism, whose burdens the dominant
classes seek to transfer TO the working class,
therefore all increased taxation must be OPP
posed, especially by proselytizing among
on-Socialists and by opposing taxes upon
necessaries.
A Lisbon despatch states that the town OF
Hata, in Fayal, is isolated because of the bu-
bonic plague. The Governor. with troops. at
tempted to prevent the landing OF supplies
from Pico Island, whereupon the furnished
, 1908-09-30
Eekendtsjorels

z HENHOLD til Anordning at lode
~ August 1874 bekendtgores herved, at
jeg har modtaget Anmeldelse om, at Hr.
ANSELM FABIO err bemyndiget til Mt be-
styre Filialen her i Staden af Firmaet
ROBERT l.. MERWIN & co. i Frederik-
sted med let til at modtage og kvittere for
Fordringer stittede i forn@vnte Eilial, SAM
ct n@vnte Firma har tilbagekaldt ale at
Oct ridligere udstedte Fuldmagter til OF
repr@sentere Diet i Christiansted, indbefat-
tet den sidst til Hr. G. r. JACOBS givne.
. Christiansteds Polltikammer, st. Croix
den 22de September 1908.
SEGELCKE
est.
, 1908-09-30
Translation.
Publication.

DURSUANT to Ordinance of 18th Au-
% gust 1874 it is hereby made known,
that announcement has been made to me
that Mr.. ANSELM FABIO is authorized to
conduct here in this town the branch OF the
firm ROBERT L. MERWIN & Co. of Free
deriksted with the right to receipt for claims
due aforementioned branch, and that said
firm has revoked all previous powers aOf
attorney given by the finn to represent it in
Chrisiansted including the one recently held
by Mr.. g. r JACOBS.
Christiansted's Police Office. st. Croix,
22nd September 1908.
SEGELCKE
0ctN.
, 1908-09-30

the recent cyclone passed over Guadeloupe.
~ did the terrible hurricane of August 1899.
Though bad enough, it does not appear to
q d among the worst, still we ought to be
glad that we escaped it.
4 The following items in regard to rainfall
here have been kindly sent US. Measured
Saturday morning Frederiksted Is lines,
of which Al on Friday at noon, the rest dur
ing the night; Buffers Bay, 10 lines Spratt
Hall, IA lines Golden Grove, Is lines Man
ning's Bay, 20 lines St. Johns, IL lines;
Constitution Hill III, Sally's Fancy 10.
Here in Bassin 12a lines were measured on
Saturday morning and s on Sunday
morning.
, 1908-09-30

the violation of the treaty of Berlin. It In
surmised that Bulgaria will declare .hex inds-
pendence, with Prince Ferdinand asking.
Austria being acquiescent while Russia op.
poses the movement. England and France
will support the maintenance Of peace and
the new Turkish regime.
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria arrived
in Paris on Saturday en- route to visit the
Emperor of Austria at Buda Pest and pro-
ceeded after a conference between the King
and President Fallieres and M. M. Clemen-
ceau and Pichon regarding Morocco.
The third German Ship of the Dread
noueht type has been launched at Stettiu.
and named Rheinland by the Princess Of
WED.
The Court of Second Instance has quash-
ed Prince IN Eulenburg's release, bat allow
ed bail of one hundred thousand marks.
The engine driver of the Siemens Haisks
elevated railway in Berlin ran past signals
to stop;and a collision occurred one car falling
to the street while another hung over the
track remaining suspended by the telegraph
wires. Twenty persons were killed. some by
the third rail after surviving the collision.
and many wounded. Berlin is shocked at
the catastrophe, which occurred in the centre
of the city, upon the socalled triangle. where
three double tracks cross, the construction
being so notable that a model thereof was
exhibited at the Saint Louis exposition.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg state
that the Cholera cases are somewhat fewer,
and the physicians believe the climax bsa
passed for the present.
A mass meeting of Students Of the st.
Petersburg University has resolved that
they will lead a strike of Students through
out Russia against the repressive measures
of the new Minister of Education.
Twenty thousand spectators attended the Va
tican games at Rome upon the occasion Of
the Pope's visit, and all knelt as His Holiness
assembled the throne, surrounded by
Cardinals and Prelafes, and blessed the
athletes as they marched past.
New York, Sept. 26th.-A Manila des'
patch states that the formal welcome to the
feet has been postponed on account of the
cholera until it's return from Japan.
st. Thomas, Sept. 28th.-Communication
with Point-a-Pltro restored.
Jamaica, Sept. 29th.-The Weather Blu.
reau expected yesterday that he hurricane
would move near to and to the north of this
island. arriving between 6 p. M. AID mid
nigh. to-day hut The barometer has risen since
last night from 29.74 to 29.78. and is still
rising.
Ms. "Scylla" left for the Bahamas with
food supplies on Saturday afternoon.
, 1908-09-30
Iron BnUetin 29th Sept.)

We are inclined to think that the average
rain fall for the island during the passage of
the recent cyclone will prove to be some
where about 16 line Here in town the
total fall was 178 lines, at Hermon hill 163
at Sally's Fancy 5 lines in addition to the
10 already mentioned, in all Is lines.
Although Is lines e. inches) is much be-
low what is wanted to bring the months fall
up to the September average AT lines).
vet it is a great boon, coming as
it has done, at a critical time for
both the cane and the cotton Guilt
vatlon. 1t has also given a valuable con-
tribution to our ~cisterns, hut cannot be ex-
pected to have any important influence in
bringing back our springs and wells to their
normal condition, a much desired result,
which can only be looked for after a succession
OF heavy rains,
Since the above was written we have re-
ceived from Mr.. Jean Petersen the good
news that on Saturday between 8! and 81
p. m. some heavy showers fell i'll Frederik
sted, coming from Sou Invest, and giving in
the town Is lines, at Prosperity 10 lines and
at Spratt Hall 5 lines. This is pleasant read
ing, and we should be glad to learn soon that
a like stroke of good luck has come to
others.
The Viking arrived from st. Thomas on
Sunday evening. Among her passengers
were Mr.. Johan Leevy and Mr.. Stiernstaln,
from Santo Domingo.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-20
Platform Collapsed With People

During the Confederate exercises
at Big Bethel last week. the plat
form erected for the choir and
speakers collapsed. precipitatng the
occupants to the ground.
The organ fell on a lsdy's hand
cutting it quite badly. Hon. J.
Aston Cabell. of Richmond. one OF
the speakers. had a leg bruised,
while Hon. ]. N. Stubbs. OF Glou-
cester suffered a wrenched ankle
Nc one was severely injured. but il
was very unpleasant experience.
The choir was composed o.
twenty beautiful Lancaster girls. bu
none Of them were hart.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-20
Entertainment al Marshall Cottage

Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard and Miss
Ida Faulkner were the hostesses at
a delightful tea at the Marshall Cot
tage last Friday night in honor of
Mrs. Robert Southall Bright. of
Philadelphia Refreshments were
served on the lawn.
Those calling were Mesdames
Goodwin. Mercer. Pitman. o..
Keeffe. Trevillian. H. G. Spencer,
Blanche Moncure. Viola Ware. Phil
lips. Montgomery. Lyon g. Tyler,
Herbert Lghtfoot. Bishop. Roberts,
Thomas H. Geddy. L w. Roberts,
Manfred Call. of Richmond; Misse:
Jean Mercer and Julia ArmiStesd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-20
r. D. wilkins Elected Sergeant

Mr.. Robert d. wilkins was elected
Sergeant of the city by the Council
last Saturday night to fill the unex-
pired term of Mr.. r. c. lawson.
resigned.
The resignation of Mr.. lawson
came as a surprise to the public.
His term of office would not have
expired until next September year
The new sergeant assumed his
duties Monday morning.
Mr.. Wilkins is a son Of Commits
siorer of the Revenue John B. Wiki
ms. He has tor yeaas been faith
sul employe Of the Eastern Statl
Hospital. which position he re
signed to become sergeant.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-20
/ RIFLE SHOOTING CONTEST.
To be Held Next Week at Camp Har-
rington.

Camp Admiral Harrington the rifle about four
of practice by picked
from the State Mlia The will be under the direct
of Col Charles A Dempsy. u A They will be engaged in
practice viii be from 200 17o0 yards
The incentive for high craftsmanship the Trip to Camp Perry o.
a. when the national rifle shoots begin and continue week.
The making who win the Ohio
Virginis viii have of fifteen the ns6ona
Following commands which have far
the list of
Company c. Seventeen Richmond Captain C. NJ Wallace Ser
geant William L. King Sergeant Charles T. Hawley
Company Seventeen Lieutenant W. r. Kndwater.
Sergeant r. II. Rudd
Company NJ Sevente (Danve-Sergeant w. Scarce Ser
geznt J. w. Hardy Sergeant Samuel Best
Company C. Sevenyrst (NewpO News)-Segeant B. Fisher,
Sergeant A ]. Kiian. Corporal r II. Smith.
Company Nelson Wamp
er Sergeant Hunter Klby Corporal Louis G. Hawiey.
Company Seventy Front Rcya-Capan G. O. Lech
Sergeant F. P. Evars. Corporal J. K. Marshall
Company NJ Sevenyrst (Enpoia) Sergeant B. Mills Cor
poral E. N. Thorp C. c. Ryer.
Company F. Seventyst Suffolk Sergeant CorpO
rzl Henry Byrd Frank Homer.
Company B. Sevenrst (Norfolk Sergeant Harry Caps Ser
geant Edgar L Brown. Robert W. Langenback.
Company Seventeen (ckmond) Corporal e Truehart Pr
Yates Mcdaniel and Keller.
Company H. (arrsOnbure) Sergeant
ring Corporal F. D. Long, w. DOien-
Sevenyrst Portsmouth Sergeant John { FELTON,
John w. King. Henry A. Davis
Company B. Sevenheh (chmond) Sergeant C. Kelly Ser
eeant P. F. Howell E. A Howard.
Company l. (edEicksbarg Lieutenant b NJ Le0vea
Scrgssnt G. f Rowlands CorDorsl C. l. Hart
Company A Seventy (SauniO0 Corporal John peh
P. Gibson. II. Argenbrght.
Staff SsSeutyss-cspsanE r Gae Leusensa Howard GD
son (asurant).
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-20
Some who will Compete.

The Richmond News-Lea6er
says:
Colonel T. J. nottingham. ri the
Seventy-first regimert. has recon-
mended TIE foiiowing 70 compete in
the nfle-shoosing contest 70 be he'd
at Williamsburg. Va. when a srsn
VIII DC selected 10 represent this
State at the national shooting n&sch
ar Camp Perry. O. IN AzEusE
Captain r. Z. Wakirson. Coe-
psny c. Newport News Second
Liezfenans G. A. HupperS- Cosn-
pans c. Ne~port Meas First Lisu-
s=nant James L Bushaes. Cozpsnv
x. PcrtSmoutk. Rn6 Sesge4rs 1chu
c. Feleon. Geek John W. Kznz ard
prixass zezry = cav;s. a. & CSn~
pary \. Poz1ze1rh
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-20
PROFESSORS ARE VOW GOING.
To Spend Sumner IN Different
Paris Of the Country.

The professors of William and
Mary viii nearly all DC out Of town
this summer. most of them either
engaged in teaching OF studying.
Prof. T. J. Stubbs and family
will summer il Gloucester.
Prcfs. ]. w. Richie. J. n. Kee-
bic. n. T. Louthan and John Tyler
viii study at the University of Chi
csgo.
Profs. w. A. Montgomery and
r. NJ. Crawford will teach in the
Summer Normal at the University.
DR.. II. K. Bennett is engaged in
catsloguing the library at William
and Mary.
Prof. II. L. Bridges. who is acting
president in the absence Of DR.. Ty-
Ter "a Europe. as well as registrar,
will of course be kept in Williams
burg the most of his time He anc
his family. however. viii spend a:
much time as possible in Glouces
ter.
DR.. c. (. Bishop viii 60 to TIT
p mountains shortly and viii spenC
his vacation preaching the gospel.
DR.. John Leslie Hall viii teacl
D English in Grove City. Pa. College
Dr.. Van z. Garrett and famil
: will remain in Williamsburg.
Prof. II. o. Ferguson. who wa
elected adjunct professor in the dc
partment of Philosophy and Educs
: ton. has gone to Columbia IN. Y.
r University to pursue a summ'
J. course.
se Prof. John Tyler was elected al
= iunct in the Department Of Math'
mates.