THE UNIVERSITY COURIER.
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Rebattal speeches of ten minutes duration were made by Mr. Weaver for Nebraska and Mr. Madden for Kansas
While the judges were conferring the audience adjourned to Library hall, where a reception was held
The judges announced their decision in favor of Kansas. The debate was won by a very close margin. The following is the order of the markings: Madden, Weaver, Brady, McNeal, Sherman and Little. This first debate was indeed a success especially as the result was so gratifying to K.U.
The speeches of both sides were very creditable and the audience manifested a much greater interest than usual in the ordinary oratorical contes. The credit of arrangement is due largely to the efforts of Professor Hopkins.
The Nebraska men are all members of the collegiate department. Mr. Weaver and Mr. Sherman are Seniors and Mr. McNeal is a Junior. They were accompanied by Prof. Adams head of the Department of English in Nebraska University.
The judges were Prof. Buchanan of the Kansas City High School and President J. W.Cook of the Illinois State Normal School. At the last moment the third judge chosen telegraphed his inability to be present and as it was too late to get any one else who would be satisfactory to both sides, the two judges mentioned decided the ?ebate.
Mr. Humphrey Resigns.
LAWRENCE, KAS., May 6, 1895.
MR. A. H. NOYES, Sir:—Knowing full well that a majority of the members of Sigma Nu fraternity have maliciously done one of its members a great injustice, and not desiring to remain connected with such a body. I hereby sever all connections with the Sigma Nu fraternity.
CHAUNCEY B. HUMPHREY.
W. S. Pope is said to be very fond of his "beverage."
Rumor has it that Dr. Stevens will be married in June.
Joe Welsh came up from Kansas City to spend Sunday.
See the new lines of Walking Canes at Smith's News Depot.
Morgan and Ogg attended the High School dance Saturday night.
Falkner says that he is engaged to a young lady in Ottawa, Illinois.
Develop your muscles by using the Whitley Exerciser, for sale at Smith's News Depot.
All members of the League in the Senior and Junior classes are invited to attend.
The Woman's League will hold its annual meeting with Mrs. Snow Saturday afternoon, May 11th, at 3 o'clock.
George Canfield has pulled up stakes at the Hotel Vicount and he now lives at the water's edge in West Lawrence
You can't buy Cigarrettes at Smith's News Depot, but he has the finest line of Cigars and Smoking Tobacco in the city.
Miss rumor has it that one of the Topeka girls in attendance at the University will soon receive a diamond ring from a prominent fraternity man.
Any one desiring to attend a dental college can secure a scholarship at a very seasonable cost by applying to the business manager of the Courier
Chancellor and Mrs. F. H. Snow will be at home to the Faculty and Senior classes of the University on Friday evening, May 17th from 8 until 11 o'clock. No written invitations will be sent out.
Chancellor and Mrs. F. H. Snow will be at home to the Faculty and Senior classes of the University on Friday evening, May 17th from eight until eleven o'clock. No written invitations will be sent out.
The Woman's League will hold its annual meeting with Mrs Snow, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, May 11, '95. All members of the League in the Senior classes are invited to attend.
It is highly probable that but very few of the students know the true name of the Ladies Boarding club on Ohio street. Here it is as it was given by one of the ladies: "Kalandaloph." It is said that the ladies have to use that name for a password when entering the dining hall.