. North Carolina University Magazine. ES. On the 29 of November, Mr. W. A. Devin, 93, of Oxford, 118 University Magaztne was married to Miss Virginia Bernard, of Geensboro. W. F. Harding-, 94, a rising young lawyer of Greenville,N. C., was married to Miss Lillian Long, teacher of Englishat the Greensboro Female College, Dec. 21. John Sprunt Hill, a New York lawyer, was married toMiss Annie Louise Watts, daughter of George W. Watts ofDurham, on the 20th of November. Dr. E. T. Bynum, who was a University student and fora year Professor of History and Political Economy here, butis now a Professor
. North Carolina University Magazine. ES. On the 29 of November, Mr. W. A. Devin, 93, of Oxford, 118 University Magaztne was married to Miss Virginia Bernard, of Geensboro. W. F. Harding-, 94, a rising young lawyer of Greenville,N. C., was married to Miss Lillian Long, teacher of Englishat the Greensboro Female College, Dec. 21. John Sprunt Hill, a New York lawyer, was married toMiss Annie Louise Watts, daughter of George W. Watts ofDurham, on the 20th of November. Dr. E. T. Bynum, who was a University student and fora year Professor of History and Political Economy here, butis now a Professor in the University of Arkansas, was re-cently married. DEATHS. Col. Cadwallader Jones, 32, who was the oldest livinggraduate of the University, died at Columbia, S. C, , aged 89. He was a colonel in the confederate army andwas at one time a prominent politician. Two of his sonswere colonels in the recent war with Spain. In the early70s Col. Jones lived for a time in Charlotte and was aneditorial writer on the Charlotte THOMAS H. BENTON. NORTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE Old senes, vol. m. no. mhhr, 1900. New series, vol. xvii. COLLEGE CHARACTERS NO. It. SOME ANIMALS i HAVE KNOWN. BY UNREST SEEDY THOBSON. THESE stories are true. Although I have left thestrict line of historical truth in many places, theanimals of which I write are all real characters. But Ihave written upon the principle that if I have a true basis fora story, I ought not to be so foolish as to spoil my chance oftelling a good tale by being too scrupulous in regard todetails. I believe that history has lost much by the vague generalstatement that is so common. What satisfaction would bederived from a six page sketch showing how a certain typeof life is the result of the conserving and disintegratingforces of the traditionalist and the radical or showing thatsomething else is the concretized essence of past real personality of the individual and his view of lifeare my theme, rather tha
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