…e . of EDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1895. PRICE-TIPEE CENTS. VOL. V. No. 139. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WI TWO NEW FELLOWSHIPS. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WILL PROBABLY CREATE TWO. The Williams Professorship Fund to be Raised to $20,000, and Di- vided Into Two Fellowships-An Annual Alumni Banquet Proposed. "Tiltdiirctors of t~l_'. oci'It. Alitzi tietitg yrott'rility atfirnosi, shichl Neill tloiibtlt55 intlii in t"e cialsl- litclit of two newv fellow...…
…je . of ln. - - ----------- Vol, V.r\No. (6l9. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, J ANdUARY: 10, 1895,. Ilc 1.TinaoEiC GlIN TS. A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT. iImprovements at the "Gym." THE SUMMER SCHOOL NOG DST ET Mr. Brooks More Than Sustained T 1h(= prn-a'n. capacity of til baths at Has Been Permanently Established. His Reputation in Last Night's th gyv. 14 Ilxbemor'e110Ihillobled to Will Begin July 8th. Li 's to) learnll 1itllitlt [1001s.....…
…ti I AIR. , l Alai l V 0L. V. NO. j57. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MOND)AY, DECEMBER 1o. 189 4. PtRICEii --itIREE CiiEN-Is. BUFFALO ALUMNI Have Effected a Permanent Organ- ization.-Will Try to Have One Oornell Game in Buffale. Reserved Seats on Sale. ii snichalt Im hei di ii Y c c1 c~i.cs f II(, c~tt orlitt gris l 1)ie vi. S. C. A. Meeting. IDr. l iiieispoe il i Neiri errr e lvi .1iii istii e ll-liil"'. oii i isi.ill < ii i h llsi lie l s...…
…~Ijctti of VOL.. V. No. , 0. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATUJRDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1894. PRTOE-TRIEEO CENTS. THE GRADUATE CLUB. Candidates for Baseball. Aderesses by President Angell and Abiout;i5 11111lesionliiedl 1o thei roll Mr. Johnston.-Reading of the for cand~idates for nexl year's *'odrsi'y Constitution.iielil(cl11(1O eiild (011 The f' irst aninuaoll iO'U lillof (lie 9i 1ast i'0('lillg. 1'.-C I 'oplili Shliels ili he i ofli' 11 is ilil...…
…Ijc I . of 'VOL. V. No. 10. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1894. PRICE-T HREE CENTS. S. L. A. COURSE. Field, "Bob' Brdete or Rtussell H. UNIVERSITY NOTES. NOG DST E T Many Eminent Men Engaged.-A Conwell, a famnous Baptist preacher Tesecod eeveni ill psy the 'Nr Core htWilGieSt- O Plldepliims at Ypsilanti Satuedi Tiys to learn without books. sfcintAl.Teeialoaosiltyoocr- Norman W. Price, '94 li, is sudyinig Somic people thou...…
…of 41 VOL. IV.-No. 158. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 189-. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A GOOD BEGINNING. A feature oft First Home Game Won by 14 to 1. playing was the The Team )layed a Great error being made Game. too, was excellen Kenyon opened our baseball sea- Deans doing espe withthesik D son on the home grounds yesterday, the stick. D and the way in which our team de- stop work was di feated them should suit the most his throw...…
…Vot. IV.-No. 141. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL °1, 194. PRICE, THREE CENTS. NEW ATHLETIC BOARD I dents Christian association, for the COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN.I NOW ON SALE benefit of the Mission. Besides the Higher Education Leads to a Better C Transacted Some Important Bus- Performance of the Duties 1c T LatNgtCmi- contrihutions placed in the oxes, iu of LifeX.~t ness Lsofgt.CmmtLife.o 1 \r{W W tees Appointeci. very satisfactory colle...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 115. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. AN ELOQUENT LECTURE. population should go hungry be- A SHAKESPEARIAN LECTURE. EVERY U. OF M. STUDENT cause there is too much to eat, that Dean McClintock, of Chicago Uni- Should by a copy of esento CisisCannot beta Cure the poor should want for fuel he- versity, will Appear in the In- mm ml by Govt. Legislation. cause the mines are too productive? land Leag...…
…rx; Afth. x fGr 4 %low Vf z. I V. NO. Of' ). VIL. TV-No.UIVER SITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1894. PIETRECNS PRICE, THREE CENTS. SUMMER INSTRUCTION. ners, by Mr. Reed. Primary and I seconidary batteries, by Professor Pat-~ ASynopsis of the Pro gram for the tesj aoaoy oki eea Summer Course of chmsryny-r ele.\-syis struction. Iceity yAr fge.Aayia _ ieceemistry and organic chemistry, ti The comnmitte oaving in charge)1r. Edwards....…
…OK . a . oc. TV-No. ('sit. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, iSP-i. PRICE, THREE CENTS. Vol,. TV.-No. 6 11). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANI ARY 0, 189 PRICE, THREE CENTS. PURR ATHLETICS. It would seem that these rules JANUARY INLANDER. will fully eliminate all kinds of pro-I A Number Devoted to the AthleticTo t A f Harvard Takes Action to Abolish. fessionalism. Five of Harvard's( Interests of the Uni- PrIsioaim Ipr-...…
…VO.T-N.33 UIST Y FMCIAFIAY OEBR1,19. RCTRECNS VOL. IV.-No. 36. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1893. PRICE, THREE GENTS. J HE COMES OUT OF THE WEST. Continuing as to his varied career THEY WILL BE FINE. " W VE GOT EMI the Free Press says: Hon. Jerry Simpson, of Kansas, Will The Concerts in the Choral Union A CAR LOAD OF Appear Before the S. L. A. "Congressman Simpson is 51 years Series this Year Cannot To-morrow Evening- old....…
…, . a . a . \r~1 IF-NO. 9. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1S93. PRICE. THREE CENTS. A,()r,. I NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1S93. PRicE, THREE CENTS. KNIGHTS OF THE PENCIL, the same duty for the Evening ( RIVAL CLASSES TO CONTEST. E Nes. he Nws as lst earASHBURNU1 TA~ Men who Ifr the World of our ew.Ts Nws altyar The Freshman -Sophomore Field , Doings-Note Their Names represented by a co-ed, Miss Gier- G ay ar...…
…IA19M.ddlL MI-Imm vp Ap tt IAL AdL A *-A Vol- III:.-No. 15 7. Foe. 11-No 157. UIVERSITY OF -MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1893. PIETRECNS P-RicE, THREE (TENTS. OUP, ALUMNI WEEKLY. The U. of M. will Have One Nex Year, in Conneotion with The Daily. itf ucei itterest sold Sp 010 tue f131't (? ht -itjtt commiottee of te1 nt11 oIc ae League.e'Ir. Bir id also resteocel liii seer{ trvsllipt lotir iw-s then {"L ! di t o ii te i-l..i] i s1li I TH...…
…Of .10 AL 49. VOL. III.-Nu. 1 41. VOL.111.No. 41. UNIVERSITY OF MICHItGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1893. leioTr iTS PRICE, TmOKE CENTS. MICHIGAN DEFEATS ALBION_ I such a gathering in this city, and bans Des ffetiv Wok i th ihe so interested Isis Isearers thsat Box-Our Boys Score 10 Runs ttsey will he glad to hear hini again. to Albion's 4. He discussed the freedons of man A large nuniher of spectators, is-an his tendancy to do as tsr pleased cb...…
…O Aff L IV -11 L Von,. III.--N o. 115. VOL. 11-No. 15. NIVMERSITY OF NfICIIIGAIN, FlI DAY, MfARCH 10, 1893. INTasCN. YRICE, THIaw CENTS. WATERMAN GYMNASIUM~. tered frequently into0 deibate and de- fended the ipresence of United States Will Not Be Completed at Once u11-I less Something Happens-The nsmarshals at the elections ill the Way Things Stand. soultih.Iintile forty-seventh lie was 'lie 11111n 1111111illesthat have rsosbefrad1arnltlo...…
…c e'.af Al, VOL. 11.-No. 01. UNIVERSITY OF .MICHIIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1893. KENTUCKY'S BRILLIANT SON, tomorrow evening, made a great and BEST AND JEFFERIS WIN. -- inistantaneouis hit on its original pro-' Sketch of Henry Watterson. the Jduetioii, aiid has since grown steadily Interesting Debate at the Jeffer- Most Distingushed Living inipaublile favor. sonian Contest in Law Lecture Southerner.IT7I , PRICE, THREE CENTS. Her -Vtesn wol...…
…AdOMOW je . o VOL. VOL.111-No.54. UNIVERSITY OF MIHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMIBER to,,1[992. FgtoE, TausCH,,m. SEMITIC INFLUENCES. Hichmdalon nd owrl GLEE AND BANJO CLUBS, eulogy on his race, bihen~ed with' Their Effects on Civilization Ably! gems of description sod fliehts of Bright Prospects for First Class 11EhbtdLs ih yPo.Cus ragmnsMd I/yU Hirsch. oratory. Whatever the A1abiicOcu for a 'Trip. tuire of the middle ages amounteid to - -8s pro...…
…j e . of Itt. 1a 1. VoL. III.-No. 2)2. VOL. 11-No 32. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER if0, 1892. IE TEECNS YRICE, THREE CENTS. ID~ 1l YJ ork on Saturday. The Cornell RECITAL TONIGHT. FIRS C DXELLP AME Daily Sun has great etitorial ex--_ pectations. By the Faculty of the University" Michigans Good Sh o wing The price for the round trpShoofMsc Against the Men of Ithaca, Sairs oTldiililng The third recital of the faculty of ~ llPRf...…
…e . o . la l . VoL. II.-No. s. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. AN EASYYICTUR, The U. of M. Team Defeats the M, A, A's by a Score of 74 to 0, Our Boys Win the First Game of the Season.-Many Strong Pointsj of Our Team Brought Out in Saturday's -Game, -- Efficient Coaching Having its Effect on the Team's Work. TI 'Varsity football team de- feated the M. iA. A. team, Saturday,' by a score of 74 to o in a ...…
…/ of AL AL ltl* VOL. 1.-No. 155. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGANi, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1592. THE SYMPHONY CONCERT. tarn me'aning~s which cain only find 'VARSITY FIELD DAY. vent in the va'toe and indistinct Something About Its Early Histor y. r. Fitzpatrick Will Train the Ath -A Few Words About the foims of pore musi. letes. Program. Prbably the more pleasaint to the __ Thisereing fo th thrd ~ ~ maijor ity of the hearers, on accoun- i.-iearr rit fi Thi ...…
…VOL.. IL-No. .1.13. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURISDAY, AIARiI' 10, 1592. PRICE, TEE 'vCENTS. Webster Society. Choral Union at the Columbian Es- Prof. Harper on the University of ( OF YOUR - ___position. Chicago. OU 201 1T7 BADGE I rP\cstrScit shllws Llhirteen of the 'IX ci hI sair lsThe sork on the two pioneer n n cowd(ed last evening by an audience micial directors, among whlomtws ibuildins of the university of Ci- slliiiswas weli enteritiiie...…
…/ of , 1. lailu. VOL. IL-No. 104. UNIVERSITY OF A1ICIIGAIN, WED)NESDAY, FEBRUARY 10_ 1892. No Cornell Game This Year. Sion, once at Ithaca, on their own Oid Garden,''bh Miss Cole, then s no setlel tat i dgangroundlls, and once at D etroit, there hue seconii papser of the evening, was not the iiesire to see Corinelil''A Winter at tihe Corcoran Art OUR V cii iiitpta Crisil hi spin ipliay' Michigan that there iiseii to he. Sctioiit in .Wssiih...…
…u;IJEfi. i 3 '. Wcriljj. VOL. I.-NO. 517. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, TIIURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1891. The Choral Union Concert. Alarge audience was present last evening in University Hall, the oc- cason beiing the second concert in the Choral Union Series. Ovide Atasin has beconie so universally recognized as a wonderful master of the violin that it is safe to say that practically the whole audience svas attracted hy him and came to hear him. Tha...…
…~I~ettI+Of , n. Wtail p. VOL. II.-No. 30. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1891. PmCE, THREE CENTS. The Mathematical Club. At the last meeting of the Mathe- matical Club, Dr. Markley presented a very interesting paper on Sir Wil- liam Hamilton's method of differen- tiation. After this followed a business meeting, the officers of the club being elected for the first semester. Mr. James W. Glover was chosen president ; Mr. Man ...…
…VOL. II.-No. 10. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE FRESHMEN- A Complete List of the Entering Class of the Literary Depart- ment. Alcott, Mary E., 21 N. Ingalls. Aldrich, William I., 93 E. Univer- sity ave. Anderson, Raynor K., 26 Fifth ave. Andserson, Elsie G., 46 Madison. Atwood, Agnes C., 35 S. Twelfth. Abbot, Charles S. Ammon Von, F. E., 46 Thompson. Austin, Walter M., 117 W. Huron. Adams, Frank, 3...…
…/* of AT. WAL v )I,. I .-No. I I0. U-NIVERfifITY 01FIICII~I-TAN, XIITEDAI)EDAY, \IA IZ('l 1 x, i i l(i, iiii:(txN's TIE OUNDING OF THE S. C. A. Icrxe r s I \ . o1.penlieiuiother 1fxiHon. Carroll D. Wright's Lecture on An interesting Article by President I IIIof. \_ K. Spxenc'eenionedxx above.Statistics. Adam-s, of Cornell. 1Of i (the 1 .classof180 0vryacivexnx lli 1Kfollottixxe. article frontil lPiis . 11 x xxbxxce pxxxxxi ;tlix xixiof tile B ...…
…Lijc Ui. of Al1. 1ailp. VI.I.-. .+ . INEV\EL1''1- (11 M I(i16 S 'AT 't I L ISN''t)y I 'it lt t in I t 11 he t iiizldtw r T e n w ) ir G I F TlO F d20 , 0 0 0 .iTH E wGY M ' ' i itIi' t ' 5 U i ' i i l i t i ll i f t , AT LAST IN SIGHT. im forir 'm +st f1m-iI. t lr 'ci ) m r Pal-.sidc t I lg l sI le llc 1 t it, s lrl~cs . N y <r it AYALE GRADUATE COMIES TO THE i Lthe Iihc tftr is ;f l s H li Ica l >/s c ti ie AID OF THE U. 0GE N. tlt~irlzl I Si...…
…LIjc ill. o( Al,. ralip. ['I hI I'Il Ole' III(t.1\,. STlhlI.Vi . .iANIA t iA In. : 1 I ' l, - , 'I'l ( vcv "YM FUND PROSPECTS. ite~ St Movc, of Enthusiasie Over. ancy Active Work C ornmenceet. s li ,itI 11 m f t t- l l ill m % IIC I I- (' t~w ~ rto~i lll~iI it l (I Irt. I li 11 l l 1 c1111 ti.A. 1 it c I l. l ill I i' ' ( ( iI' t) Tihe Paso t~~i; lclll htil tit Ii vietris o ils: 1'1.1 I.1 t i11,1 lit i ii i ttl ].(Ie ;Ini t l IIc iii I lci ]r ...…
…-- __- a VO.I. No. 5; . IJNIVI TH NEW CONSTITUTION.=~Y The Fuj A00 Text of the Constitution° Aopted at the Mass Meeting. R=ttoInc 1froms Yecteedai ss Edition.] A irritnirI tIt. t I l 1 h nulimeetintg osf hlt'ttesa in April of each year. sliet. " There shall be a regular et"1> Of the iBoardl of lDirectosoat Yart once every=nmontli of the college lhe President shall have the aswe to call special meetings of aeg~ e itil on it any time in the col-...…
…1 - _.. + y t ) .,, . . f OL" I. No. 37. UNI THAT aOPHOMORE FLAG. Ai xcited Freshman on the War Path. Last Saturday forenoon six jo- Sophomores made up a scheme to out-do the Freshmen at the Fiel D - SFteld Day games. With the two co-ed Sophs., a large ag Was made of the class colors, we in large figures on its lve of these six fellows got in- to the judges' stand on the fair greflfs- A few other Sophs. Were en to the scheme by this fpe Just a...…
…f . / - ,t .L'.. :. - I 0; _ ! - _. 4 l E'_°" , --=-~ w -_ °_ _ _ VOL. T. INo. 10. VIOLENCE. A JUNIOR LAW PROTECTS HI5 SELF WITH A REVOLVER. Culmination of the Tronble that H, Been GatherinE For Sev- eral Days. UNIVEM~ITY OF MlICIGANPRJ.D AY, OCTOBER 10, 1890 PlIttE 3 CENTS. TAPPAN GUILD, their comflfonl sorrow at the till.(\Aright.1Kay' & Co. M1 The New Hall to be Completed by tiuie] 'death of our br'other, Clare October 1, 1891. ,Palmer Tall...…
