An Unfortunate Case--over Work And 111 Health The Probable Cause

Emma Lauise Hopkins, of Peoría, Hl., a sopiliomore lit. student in the Univereity, beca.me insane Sunday att her rooms on Washteniaw ave. She is the daughter of the late Judge Hopkims, and bas been liere tivo years doloog special work in Bnigliali. Judge Harrilman is a friend oí of the famlly and has telegraphed word to her brotlned' who will probably reaoh liere t o nigüit. At piresent the unfortnnate youag lady is at tho hospital. She is a most lady and her friends think that tho atfcack is merely t-empoirary, 'being elmply the result oí OA'er-work a,nd ill-healtli, and 1liat with a few weeks of resb nnd Cfuüet, slie "wlll entirely recover. Tliis makes tho thiird student who lias th:s year broki'ii down beca use of overW0'i"k.