Annual Report of the Secretary of the Interior for the year ended June 30, 1897 . Y T. G. GORDON, KATE H. FISH, ALLAN B. FAY, M. Fellow.—CYRUS E. WHITE, B. A., Penn College. Normal Students.—FRANK M. DRIGGS, Uni-versity of Utah, Instructor in the Utah StateSchool for the Deaf; EZRA S. HENNE, Michi-gan State Normal School; LAURA CABKOLLWING, Cutler Academy, Colorado; EDITHBAKER PYLE, St. Johns School, New York- Faculty of the Kendall School. President—EDWARD MINER GALLAUDET,Ph. D., LL. D. Instructors.—JAMES DENISON, M. A., Princi-pal; MELVILLE BALLARD, M. S.; THEO-DORE A. KIESEL, B. Ph
Annual Report of the Secretary of the Interior for the year ended June 30, 1897 . Y T. G. GORDON, KATE H. FISH, ALLAN B. FAY, M. Fellow.—CYRUS E. WHITE, B. A., Penn College. Normal Students.—FRANK M. DRIGGS, Uni-versity of Utah, Instructor in the Utah StateSchool for the Deaf; EZRA S. HENNE, Michi-gan State Normal School; LAURA CABKOLLWING, Cutler Academy, Colorado; EDITHBAKER PYLE, St. Johns School, New York- Faculty of the Kendall School. President—EDWARD MINER GALLAUDET,Ph. D., LL. D. Instructors.—JAMES DENISON, M. A., Princi-pal; MELVILLE BALLARD, M. S.; THEO-DORE A. KIESEL, B. Ph.; SARAH H. POR-TER: MAY MARTIN, B. A. Instructors in Articulation.—-MARY T. G. GOR-DON, KATE H. FISH. Instructor in Drawing.—ARTHUII , B. Ph. BRY- Domestic Department. Supervisor and Disbursing Agent—WALLACE G. Physician.—J). K. SHUTE, M. Physician.—N. S. LINCOLN, M. —Miss ELLEN GORDON. Associate Matron.—Mrs. AMANDA W. TEM-PLE. Master of Shop.—ISA A C A L LISON. Farmer and Head Gardener.—EDWARD MAN-GUM. 021. FORTIETH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB. Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Kendall Green, Washington, D. C, October 5, pupils remaining in the institution July 1, 1896, numbered 106;admitted during the year, 38; since admitted, 40; total, 184. Underinstruction since July 1, 103 males; females, 81. Of these, 130 havebeen in the college department, representing 28 States, the District ofColumbia, and Canada, and 54 in the primary department. A list ofthe names of the pupils connected with the institution since July 1,1896, will be found appended to this report. HEALTH. For the second time at the beginning of a school year a case oftyphoid fever occurred, the patient having brought the fever with himfrom the West. Happily, the case was not one of great severity, andyielded to the usual treatment. With this exception, and a few lightcases of whooping cough,
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