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About The Nebraskan. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1892-1899 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1897)
LOCALS. Ti,o widols complained of tho nolil ut ,,' 10 drill out of doors Inst Wcdnes iHinn diy- . nr. C. B. nessoy loft for Grlnndll, In., icrdi'y. whoro ho will deliver n looturo before tlo atudcuts of tho oollegu located litre. . Elmer Mellza was Initiated Into Delta fru Delta Saturday night. Tho same Lie Sigma Alpha Epsllon Initiated Mr. DlYldSOll. Tho V M- c A rocoptlon Saturday IKht, ' ,M0 association building down "own,' promises to bo a success. firorKo t'onstniiccr'a barber nhop Is lo- wt(,I ai 1010 O Btroot. l''our of tho best iwknu'ti in the city aro to bo found here. Mi M"y Wullaca who went homo last ()( o" account of hor mother'a HIiiosb, Vii uimiiU' to roturn tills week on uc Nunt of .hi attack of sickness upon hor- Klf. If you nave tried him onco you found that V .-rllolil did tho right kind of ton jorl.il w.'ik. Ho liaa been tho studenta' w bet r r aoventeen years. Ii7 North Thirteen ii street. The rent ,r boys' hats and canes havo ar fKfj, mid tlioso who liad money enough to purchase tho same, woro them to chapel Thursday morning. Tho girls aro also at tired In Hielr senior gowns, Y. M. C. A. GLEE CLTJH. Tho Unlvoralty Y. M. C. A. Oleo club will glvo a concort Fobruory 20, In Y. M. U. A. hall. A splendid program Is being prepared. Thoso In n position to Bpeak aiithorltlvoly, say that tho club Is making rapid strides towaul oxccllonco. Tho club Is to bo assisted In tho concert by Miss Milan Chapo, a talented vocalist, by Miss Lillian Chase, a talented vocalist, singing tho solo part In "Illo Thco Shal lop." Tho closing number of tho program will bo by Cord L. Allen, tho onc-tlmo bas ho of tho famous Adclphlun uuartct. Tho entertainment will bo well worth hearing. At tho Union Hoys' debating club last Saturday evening, tho following olllcors woro elected: president, J. A. Magulre, vlcn-prosldunt, J. Q. Plowhead; socrotary, W. M. llorbcrtj attornoys, l G. Hawxby and O. V. Melor. Hanover Peckmnn's overcoat was tak en from i lio cloak room of tho library Imlldms List Saturday afternoon. It was lound at a pawn shop on Thirteenth j-.rect, and recovered for one dollar. The Y. M. C. A. 1ius established u course of Hlbli- s.udy that" thoy liopo to curry through the four yoars, In this way pru rtng teachers that will be competent to loach as iliey progress, tliose In tho low r claws. No one has been able to llnd out It some of our lawmakers really Intended to Intro duce u bill Into the legislature prohibiting college fraternities In tho state. Still no one knows what to expect from tho capltol these days. Perkins & Sheldon arc receiving n new i:ock of ladles' tans, which will hi put In readiness for Inspection, next week. They have also received some tine patent leathers, and aro ready to supply thoso alio need such for the "prom" this even ing. The Union Hoys arc planning to havo a lerles of debates on municipal questions, for the iHiiillt of students who are taking municipal government. Tho question for tomorrow night Is: Ko lved, that tho city of Lincoln should own and control her natural monocles within her borders. Y. M. C. A. Tho Christian associations will glvo their annual reception Saturday evening In the parlors of tho Y. M. C. A. building, corner of Thirteenth and N streets. A program consisting of vocal solos by Mrs. MoMI chael, Mr. Evans nnd Misses Ilolona Rcd ford and Nellie Griggs, recitations by Misses Alderman and Vanarsdnlo and a song by tho glco club, lias boon arranged. Tho associations extond n hearty wolcomo to all tho students In tho university, no matter whether tlioy aro members of tho organization or not, to attend this recep tion. In all probability President Carter, of Williams "allege, who Is to deliver the Charter-day oration, will address tho Christian associations Sunday. At tho tlmo tho Ncbrnskan goes to press, It Is not dc finitely known whether President Carter will arrive In Lincoln In time to glvo tho address, but It Is presumed that he will. Thoso who aro Interested In tho matter will probably llnd soma dellnltc announce ment on the bulletin board tomorrow. Wm. Axling Is still very sick, having liken a relapse after ho supposed ho was ready for work. Last week ho got up and after attending to business affairs down town, retired to his room and begun study ing, and overburdenod his brain. A se vere pain in tho head has been troubling him since. The school of muslo Is preparing for u series of departmental recitals. The llrst will be a concert by the orchestra next Wednosduy evening in chapol. Tho second will be by tho private pupils of Director Kimball, und the third by tho vocal de partment The dates of tho last recitals will be announced later. HAD A SOCIAL TIME. Tho members of tho athletic Loard and managers of tho different teams were en tertained by Dr. Ward at his homo last Wednesday evening. Tho first part of tho evening was spent In having a social time, whllo later on Dr. Ward gave an interesting talk on German athletics of which ho emphasized tho most common exercise, that of climbing tho mountains and taking long walks. Ills talk was especially Interesting be cause of the fact that tho doctor was ablo to talk from actual experience. After this tho lights were turned down and Illus trated stereoptlcan views of German scenes were given. Those present were, Professor nnd Mrs. Caldwell, Dr. Clark, Dr. Wolcott, Messrs, Robinson, Shedd, Packard, Moore, Oury and Pace. Mrs. Ward was assisted by Misses Pound, Hammond and KIrker. The evening was purely social, nothing being said in regard to university athletics. C'OLLKUK NOTKH. A law school Is to bo established at tho university of Illinois. Princeton wilt sond a baseball team on a southern trip through Virginia and North Carolina In April. Tho Carlisle lndlansi having made a good record In football now propose to put a baseball team In the Hold. In Germany one man In 213 goes to col lege! In Scotland one In r.M; In tho United States one In 2,000; and In England ono In r.,ooo. It Is reported that Postmaster-General Wilson will accept tho presidency of Washington and I.oo unlvoralty at the ox plriitton of hU term In tho cabluot. Tho now dormitory to bi erected nt Col umbia will bo nitmud for Aloxnndor Ham ilton who graduated from King's oollego tho Institution from which Columbia uni versity has grown, Tho trustees of Wollosloy college havo rocontly pasocd a resolution to tho effect that hereaft. r chapel attendance bo "ox pootcd" rutin r than compulsory, Tho at tendance Dm not diminished under tho now rule. The members of tho football toam of tho Htuto university of Missouri, havo elected Adam Hill captain. Ho has played left guard for two years on tho toam. Harry Slunott, end, was elected assistant captain. , In tho annual debate between tho uni versities of Chicago nnd Iowa, tho latter won, the decision of the Judges being two to one In their favor. Tho question was; Unsolved: That American Municipalities shculd own und operate their street rail ways. Iowa had the negative side of tho question. Fred Cornell, manager of tho Interstate football league, has received another let ter from Professor Slmms of tho univer sity of Iowa, stating Iowa's position as to her position In tho league. Ho says that Iowa will undoubtedly como back Into tho league, and pay her assesment, but they want somo steps to bo takon, iO col lect their claim from Missouri. I Big .Bargains in Ladies' Cloaks Ladies' Underwear Ladies' Hosiery Ladies' Gloves Gents' Underwear Gents' Hosiery Gents' Gloves MILLER & PAINE, 1229 to 1239 O Street. 310 S. South Twelfth St. Meals 15 cts. THE AODEL DINING HALL Tabic Board $3..-. per Week. Meal Tickets, 21 Meals, S3. K SPECIHL RHTS-I"r Will bo mado to STUDENTS upon application i YOU WILL SAVE TIME By taking the. The six o'clock gymnasium class has over thirty members at present . A thin ning out will como In a fow days. All those who aro not ablo to comply with necessar u-qtilrenionts to keep up, and do not show physical superiority, will bo ro queted tu drop out, and thus give tho rost a chance for better training. PHI II ETA KAPPA OUATOH. Tho members of Phi Hota Kappa have lecolved a letter from our former chnn collor, Jamos II. Canlleld, In which he ox pressos his regret at not being ablo to ac cept tho Invitation to deliver tho oration for this society during commencement week. Ho gives us his reason, too many previous engagements at that time, und his presence is required at his own Insti tution. Ho Is to deliver a baccalaureate sermon, and bo In Chicago tho next, and he foars tho connections will ho too close for him to make. The ncverond Dr. Col llor of Now York, has now been Invited to deliver tho oration, but word has not been rccolvcd from him yot, relative to his acceptance of tho Invitations. LAW NOTES. Judge Maxwell mas begun his lectures on code pleading. Jas. Mousel, brothor of Chas. Mousol spent last week in tho capital. Will Hay ward, after a six months' stay in Kuropo, has taken up senior work. Tho senior class elected I Goodner pres ident. O. E. Jones, vleo-presldont; F. J. Gustln socrotary; Join Corr, treasurer At a re.-ent meeting of tho ftuult, tho students who havo called thorr.solvos 3n- lori, and had more than nlnotoon hours j 3n(1 J Wilson sergeant at arms, for of work to complete this semester, woro , lJl0 tCCOmi term In tho class meotlng Tuos- uucusBai as to tholr ohancos 01 gnum- ,ny ,Wonlng atlon, ami li was decided to notify buoIi tudents that they had not bettor try to 8t their dogreo nt Clio Juno oxorcisoa, but to wait a little longer. 'or the seminar room. Tho regulations tate that no student shall enter tho room 'ho Is not taking seminar work: that no conversation is allowed except at tho ton minute ontermlsslon between classes; and 'hat no books are to bo taken from the room. In t.lo Junior class meotlng Tuesday miU'nlrg, O. W. Iloldon was olected pros Idont, J. II. Komi), vlco-prosldont, "W. It. Hatt socrotary and treasurer, and II. II. Daly class editor. Mr. Daly was olected to MI! tho place of C. Toby who had boon stricken off tho board of editors on an othor college paper In consequence of his having Joined Phi Delta Phi. "ANY OLD THING." Of course every once In a while, tho edi tor will play an "Irish'' trick on his con tomiwrarles onco In a while, but there's an excuse for somo of his doings. By tho way, wo havo not lot out tho contract for printing collcgo papers on tho back page, last four xdumns, of this "Rag." The Nebrasknn takes pleasure In pre senting Its readers this week with a rem nant of an old Greek comedy which was unearthed from its Hdlng plaoou few days ago. It Booms tho scrap" of parchment had bocomo Imbedded, In one of the icicles that havo during lalo years, adorned tho chap el pulpit. Last week tlieso icicles wero temporarily annihilated by tho sweet warmth of Miss Tremalne's prayer. Tho following aro tho lines found on tho parch ment: EXTRACT FROM TUB DIVINIA COM- ' BDIA UNlVEItSITATIS NKIJHASKBNSIS. Tsoon Yoohr (dreaming) O toll go gods Olympic, wliy thoso pains, Why freezo my soul nnd lilt my onco warm veins i With this congonlod moisture; why ex pose yo ono To wintry blasts that whistle wild and free. ' How long O tell me, must I exiled be, Upon tho iceberg In this i:o-bound sea? Chorus of Wills Purrers Three stanzas of "Greenland's ley mountains." Tseen Yoohr (rubbing his eyos) "Softly! I did but dream! I was away! Tell me, Pohst Grad, what did the fath er say7" Pohst Grad An ave, 'Pol B con, our phraso today. , Tseen Yoohr Whloh meaneth? Pohst Grad Lot us bow our heads and pray. J. P. T. 1IB DIBD. "I'd dlo for you" ho roundly swoio; his hair was red, "Kor mercy's jjake, I Wish you'd dyiu your hair n darked shadofoiho said; Ho did, and that Is how ho dyed for her. W. R. D. FOR MAIN LINE, And Norfolk Branch. All Points in Kansas. Koop this in mind when going on foot-ball trips or any vacation. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1044 O Street. TWO TRAINS DAILY -HETWKKN- SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEBUASICA.N. Don Cameron's lunch counter, 118 Bouth Eleventh street. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEBRASKAN. LrjNtCOLNT -AND TUB PRIZE WINNERS. The namos of thoso who won the Jun 'or Annual prizes were announced In chap 1 Thursday morning. Tho first prize for a tory was won by Miss Lucy Green, tho econd prize liolng awarded to Joseph Ser vant. The prlzo iwom was written by E. " Plpor, nnd tho second prlzo won by uy Green. Tho Judges In tho contest wera the chanoollor, Dean Shorman and Professor Adams. BASEBALLI All candidates for tho base ball team Please meet at tho gymnasium Saturday, February 13, at 2:30. PACKARD. Tou can get all tho news all tho time b7 eubscrlbing for TU Nebraska!. PHI BETA KAPPA HONORS. Tho chapel of tho university was com fortably filled this morning, bocauso It was generally known that tho names of those who woro elected to Phi Beta Kap pa, would bo announced. Tho following aro tho fortunate ones of tho senior class who woro chosen: Carl A, Bessey, R. A. Emerson, A. S. Johnson, F. S. Phllbrlck, H. Nolnhols and Nellie King Grlgss. Tho romalnlng selections yot to bo made, will not bo announced till May. Somo of Wisconsin's legislators, thinking tho 9tato university's ox'ponso too great, have Introduced a bill In the senate requir ing an itemized statement of every detail In tho xopendltures of that institution. Auburn, Falls City, Atchison, St. Joseph, and Kansas City. City Ticket Office, J201 0 Street. II. C. Townseni), G on'l P. & T. A. F. D. Coiinkli., C. P. & T. A. Chas. B. Gregory fi U. of N '91. Office ft At 1100 0 St, S Lincoln, Neb. H CHARMING BOOK ON OLD VIOLINS. Violinists ovorywhero will hall with do light tho beautifully printed and authori tatively written book about old violins Just published by Lyon & Healy, Chicago. Tho fact that this volume contains as an appendix, a list of tho old violins offered for sale by Lyon & Healy, and will there fore bo sent freo upon application (to vlollnlnsts only), does not detract from Kb literary value nor from tho keen inter est with which its fac-slmllo labels and other quaint Illustrations will bo vlowcd. It Is safe to say that any lover of tho Ad dle might seek a long tlmo before ho could find anothor volume whoso porus al would afford him such a fund enter tainment. Thie short biographies of tho ramous violin makers aro wonderfully complete and comprise a host of fresh anecdotes that must prove vastly Inter esting to violinists, groat and small. ("OLD VIOLINS"-272 Papea-Freo to Violinists only. LYON & HEALY, Chicago,) Hutchins & Hyatt SELL THE BEST GRADES OF tCOKL ALSO WOOD AND KINDLING. 1010 O Street. Tolophono 225 First National Bank, LINCOLN, NEB. Subscribe for The Nebraslcan, only J1.00. 1 Subscrlbo for Tho Nobraskan, only $1.00. 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