Young Hughitt was a junior in the
college of law of the university and
left Madison two weeks ago on account
of ill health. He was a member of the
Phi Delta Theta fraternity and while in
Madison lived at the lodge, 025 Frances
street. He was a bright young man, a
favorite in society which was always
ready to welcome him and which he
often frequented. 11l health interfered
often with his university work and
caused him much distress. He took
great interest in athletics and had re
cently purchased a line iceboat, the
Eleanor, which he ran in the late re
gattas. In tennis he was an expert
being a winner with Herbert Manseu,
of Wausau, of the championship
doubles for the season of 1895. Last
summer in company with Russell,
Jackson, Robe Dow and William Fox,
he made a tour of the west on horse
back, taking in Yellowstone park and
other interesting points. He had a
genial disposition and during his year
in Madison made a host of friends who
will regret his untimely death. He
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