The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-23

An account is given in another column
oIths Commencement exercises OF Wash.
Isgou College yesterday. We have be-
bp usa list Of the graduates Of this ven.
snbls institution, which Is now one Of
The oldest, II not the very Oldest, colleges
Vst Of the Alleghanies. Its first gradu.
Idug class was in 1903 There were four
graduates that year, three in 1910 and I've
10 lSll-All Of whom are dead. All
OI the class Of 1873, five in number,
OI whom the late Samuel sIokely, oi
Stsubenvills, was one, are also dead. OF
The class Of 1914, the venerable John H.
Ewing Of Washington, Ian uncle Of secrs.
try Blaine isstill Slive. OF the class Of
1915, Henry Moore, Esq, formerly ot this
city, now OIL Baltiomre, is yet living. He
i 'Aid to have stood very high in his
class. Among those who graduated in
1915 vas Dr.. James ". Clemens, oi this
city, Ilhet oI Sherrard Clemens. In the
class OIL 1919 was Henry stAnsbury, ex.
Attorney General Of the united States. In
The class ot 1920 We note the name Of the
venerable Johu. Stockton, who preached
hlty years to congregation at Gross
VteekVIlIage, aud Is, We think, still alive
10 The class oil 1893 has the Rev. John
W. Scott, once an educator In this city,
MaIA'er day President Of Washington Dol.
leSe Aud oil the West Virginia University.
tlen'y A. Wise, Of Virginia, WAS grsduat.
ed in the class Of 1928 Francis Campbell,
Of thI' city graduated in 1926, Ssdid Vim.
I'll McGnfey, OiIe1t book fame, and now
apfoiessoF In the University Of Virginia.
Judge Wm' McEsnnon, Of Washington,
G'aduAsed In 1888 The late Judge James
raul, oiths city, graduated In 1885. Hon.
Alfred Caldwell, deceased, Of this city,
EaduaIsd in 1893, as did thu slate Dr.. r. H.
Vnnmin', also Of this city, and Rev. join
nalssFy, Of BeIlalre The late wylis h.
oldham, Of Noundsvills, and later oi
Marietta, o., graduated in 1898, as did the
rev Allied PAUL, formerly Of this city
aau now oil Philadelphia. The late WIN.
A'nIousfy, OF Washington, graduated
IA the cI'sa Of 1889 The late
rtoie''of AilIiian, Of Bethany
v,IIeSe, EaduaLed in lhs class ol
l@ The late Shsrrard Clemens, Of thiI
TIy' graduated in 1911, as did the late
S'v' Alex. NcCarrelI, Of ClAysvllle, and
NVHon y McGiftio, Of Washington. Gsnet.
u Bait, Of tue United States Army, also
E'dqAled U in that year. The late Rev
'n0h 'Ii Moore, iOttnstly Of this city, gfadu
Iea 10 la! Among those who gradual
%@ lS+4 we're Dr.. B. W. Allen and Dt
y anpP, ol this city, Dr. weihch, o.
.,a! ',,,.'as Ferry, and Judge N. B. ItAgans
|,lIiacinnaIi. In the class Of is45 wst,
. .'nn Brown, oil MotgAntown, snd tht
"e Dt James Cumnins, Of this city
Al'o A'e1 NJ. Jacob, iirmefly Of lht
t'un'y' nov Of Iowa, and the late Andrew
moL LAnS, oI Washington. 10 the class o
'S4O were Dr. T. II. Los,n, Of this city
'1a L A H'gabs, formerly oi this State
Ifs ri't' OF ls47 is known in tbe col
tSs history as BIaines class, and cor
sisted in part Of tho following persons
". deorss Baird, Of this city; ssc,elat
Saine George b. Curtis, Of Moundsvillt
a. NJ Cow, editor Washington RspOnt,
, '0nn d Hampton, oil Pennsylvaniai ID
, Ne p'ol. ]. Q. Hsrvsy, Of this city; u
,He H. q Holiday, Of Moundsville; job
VI Jacob, editor Of the wOllGbuts Htraic
VAVonVresSman Le Moyne, Of Chicast