The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-10
AYheeliug &eaister.
GOLD cloeed in New York on yester.
dsy at ll0s. NE
FROM our reports this morning the
,,obsbilities are that the weather to-
3sv will be cloudy, with variable winds
"A O slight fall OF temperature.
The Bethany Graduates.

Editions OF the Register.
Thinking that some Of your many
-ssSers might wish to know something
about the present Seniors Of Bethany
College, send you the following list o.
their names, ages, residences, &c.
A MscLsau, A. B., aged %, height 5
ast II inches, weight les lbs., Preach.
., Prince Edward Island.
\, Mcleod, B l., aged "a, height
5ts,t6} inches, weight l2l lbs, Preach.
>, Prince Edward Island.
NJ J. Maxwell, B. L aged %, height
: feet ! inches, weight l60, Preacher,
OHIO, Republican.
A. J, Moye, A. B., aged 81, height 5
feet II inches, weight l57 lbs, Lawyer.
North Csrolins, Democrat.
I'D. Maxwell, A. B, aged 90, height
: t,et 4 inches, weight lbs lbs., Teacher,
Oaio, Republican.
c P. Gsrvey, A. B., aged l9, height
See, I inches, weight l2O lbI., Preach
.r Kentucky, Democrat.
". S. Garyey, A. B aged ~, height
ifeet 81 iuche-, weight l30, Merchant,
Kentucky, Democrat.
5. c. Rockwell, A. B., aged %. height
) fee, inches, weight l45, Farmer,
Pennsylvania, Republican.
Roger Williams, B. s., aged "a,
height feet 7 inches, weight $50 lbs,
Docior, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, Re-
publican.
G. T. Smith, B. L., aged 80, height
J feet = inches, weight l3S. Preacher,
Indiana, Republican.
D.M. Harris, B. L., aged "a, heigh,
S feet II inches, weight l76 lbs.
Prescher, Ohio, Democrat, -.
Alex. Kuhn, B. l., aged 25. height
) feet IL inches, weight l60 lbs
Preacher, West Virginia, Republican
]. Harvey Sallie, A. B., aged 90.
height ) feet lO4 inches, weight l52
lts, Lawyer. Mason county, Kentucky
Democrat.
W. B. Thomson, B. T., aged 26
height feet 7 inches, weight $50 lbs.
Preacher, Ohio, Republican.
You will see from the above list thai
the class numbers fourteen. In som,
respects this is the most remarkabl.
class that has graduated for severa
years, Every one is member
o. the church. Not ont
swears or drinks liquors. Whether
this is owing TO the "iate temperance
movement" or not, We cannot say, bu
whatever II may ~ --erIpea 10 the Iac
still remains the same, and to speak o.
the class of IA, in this way, is we think
high praise and we'll worthy OF no.
tice.
D. NJ. Harris, is considered the mos
witty man that has attended Colleg.
here for the last ten years. Were he
10 take to lecturing he would no doub
rival Artemus Ward
G. Il. Smith as an orator, fully sus-
tame the reputation OF the Smith
family" Roger Williams is the only
poet. w. S. Garvey represents the
base ball element OF the class.
c. P. Garvey is the youngest gradu
ate, being only nineteen years old. A.
Msclesu, OF P. E. l., is the most bril-
hant writer He is to deliver an ora
ton at the dedication of the Senior
tree" on Wednesday evening JUNE
18th.
There are eight ministers in the class
two would:be lawyers, one wouid.b'
medical doctor, one teacher, one farm
er snd one merchant. There is not on,
married man, Tut Madame Rumor'
says that one from P. E. |. expects tt
break the ice" soon after commence
ment II this gentleman succeed
others are cure to follow IN bis loot
steys. Several representatives rom th'
Stale Of Ohio, one especially, woule
loog since have LETT the state OF "sngl'
blrs.edness" had it not been for Prot
Loos's warning voice. The Professor
leoture on "mstrimony" to the morn
ing class, we think had its desired eff
tect with the Seniors, but TO the
Freshmen" it is useless to talk, thel
yet nave their own notions OF every
thing, and it seems impossible to cen'
vince them OF their error. May they
grow wiser as they grow older, and msy
they be permitted to zee their mistake
before it is eternslly too late. l under
stand that the average standing OF th'
present Seniors IN their classes is mucf
higher than that OF any previous clsss
As to politics there are five Democrats
seven Republicans and two BrltIst
graduates. l will close by 90, ing tha
doubtless the class OF IA are the fines
looking men that ever graduated iron
Bethany College, and any one skepti
cal on this point will only have to vlsl
Bethany on Wednesday, June lIth Z
be convinced. BETHANY FALLS.
Bethany W. Va, June Sh, 1874.