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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-23
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.
The Second Annual Meeting to open SeHt
Wednesday.

The Second Annual Meeting To open SeNt
Wednesday.
The second annual session Of the State
Bar Association will be held in this city,
commencing Wednesday morning next,
and continuing Thursday and Friday. The
meeting viii be a potable and important
one, and will bring to the city large num-
Der of the leading attorneys of the State,
as well as several from neighboring States.
A reception committee has been named,
by the Ohio County Bar Association, with
headquarters at the law office Of Ewing,
Melvin & Reilly, No. 1180 Main street,
where visitors can obtain all information
necessary.
Immediately after the adjournment of the
Association the newly appointed Executive
Committee will meet, organize, and trans
act the business devoised upon it by the
constitution.
The association banquet will take place
Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer Of real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yes
terday:
Deed made June L. 1888, by Emma
Schram and Peter, her husband, to Julia
Chisnell, for part Of lot No. g., at the cor
ner of Jacob street and alley IL. Consider
alton, 81, 400.
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
A Remarkable Accident on the o. & p. 1t
Martins Ferry.

A Remarkable Accident on the q. u +. n
Martins Ferry.
One Of the strangest accidents ever heard
Of occurred at Martins Ferry, yesterday,
about eleven o'clock.
Thomas Walls, . fish peddler from
Bridgeport, accompanied by his two sons,
Ralph and Wade, aged respectively eight
and ten years. were driving across the @.
& p. tracks at Buckeye street crossing,
Just below the Martins Ferry key and bar
rel works, where the Pony engine overlook
them. The driver. Mr.. Walls. saw the en-.
CINE coming, and lashed the horse with the
lines, but could not get across the track
ahead Of the train. The animal passed
over safely, but the locomotive, which ID o
1At ended concern with . broad step In
front and no pilot, struck the wagon fair.
Iy in the middle. The wagon Wa smashed
to splinters, no two pieces being left To-
gether, and the wreckage was carried .
hundred yards mp the track. A Iub Of fsh
which formed part of ib cargo was scat.
tered promiscuously about the spot, bot
strange to say neither Of the occupants
was hurt. One Of the boys was thrown
twenty feet into rhubarb patch alongside
the road, but sustained no injuries which
would hinder him from getting about
alone. The other boy was thrown cleaI
over the telegraph wires and lie on bis feel
nnhurt, except that his legs are strained &
little. The father fell alongside
the track unhurt, except . few
bruises and Q severe sboci
which rendered him insensibls for Q few
minutes DE-. Shuttleworth was sum
moned, but found that his services wer,
but little needed. DR.. ]. N. TODD, tb,
company's surgeon, stated thst in eli ID,
experience Of over twenty years - railway
surgeon, he had never seen the equal OF th,
accident. How all the occupants of tb,
wagon and even the horss escaped unhur
is simply miracle. and admits Of no ex
PLANTATION.
Charles Fritz. John E. Morssn and
Reese Watkins oil nav the accident occu
and vouch for the truthfulnea Of thes
statements.
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ELEVEN ELEVEN.
-fHE POPULAR
The Nsnsy.saying store for the

The Nsasy.Saving store Tor the
People.
See the remarkable values Am La
dies Jersey Vests for "a cents.
See the unequalied bargains In
Gloves and Mitts. Pure silk Mttts
rs cents.
See the best values I'm the city I'm
Ladies' Black Hose. four pairs for
70 cents.
Ladies' Seamless Rese IA cents
Grand values I'm Gentienen's Flan-
mel shirts, for outing, camping and
Fishing parties.
500 Boys sailor Collars . cents,
worth double the Price
Dou,t Esii 20 see our complete line
or Bess'- shs<t Satsts Tor 40 eents-
they are beanties.
To-day a. your great opportunity.
Ayail yourself OF tt, because las
saoney In your pocket.
CAN M THE POPULAR,
No. III Main street.
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OTHER EX ERCIsES.
Tho accalsarcate ssrm IN.

The preceding exercises incident upon
the commencement were ushered in on
Sunday morning last when President
woolery delivered the baccalaureate ser
mon at the Christian Church, taking for
his text, CHOOSE ye this day whom ye
will serve" The sermon, which was one
of President Woolery's best efforts, was
listened to by large congregation.
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In Case of the Presidents Death.

MANNINGTON, W. Va, June22, 'SS.
To the Editor Of The Register:
For the benefit of your readers answer
in your next Issue What is the Peesiden-
tial Succession BIZ, and who would be
President now in case of Mr.. Cleveland
death. Yours. READER
TSecretary of State. --ED
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-23

Mr.. RDyARP WAGSER, the candidate
for the democratic nomination for Commits
sioner in Center District, 10 man in every
wsy qualified to GIL the position for which
he has been named. He b intimately &C.
ouainted with the general stfAirs of the
-aunty, and if elected will I'LL the posi-
t;on crs.;.shly to his constituents and
nth honor To himself. The Democratic
yotsrs OF that district should see that his
name Is placed on the ticket by the vote
At the primary election tomorrow.
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GENERAL INrELLIGENCE.
Committed to jail.

Constable Love yesterday arrested James
Rankin for drunkenness He was COM
mitted to Jail by Justice Davis.
Harry Dane was arraigned before Justice
Phillips yesterday on the charge OF steal
ipg..a coat, belonging to G. Ed. Mendle,
from the residence of Jacob Berger. He
was committed until the 30th, at 10 n. m.
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Earned runs, Wheeling !, Mansfield 3;
two base hits. Otterson, Darrow, Green;
home run, Dale; struck out, by Kimbsr 2,
by Dale O; bases on balls, off Klmber 2, of
Dale 1; hit by ball, Kimber 2; wild pitchts,
none; passed balls, Bailey 3; time, 40;
Umpire, Mack.
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Big Money In Strawberries.

GAINESVILLE is in the midst Of her straw
berry harvest, which has grown to be
quite boom for the place, The crop is
virtually all disposed of in Chicago, and
last week brought from S. to $40 per
bushel. The Enterprise tells of their ban
ner grower who cultivstes eighteen acres,
aud that his crop will amount to about
twelve hundred bushels. it is evident to
the casual observer that strawberry culture
is q paying industry.
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aBbeeIin9 Register
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
n.-mnmatnr Record,

Mr.. o. Sehnepf, the Opera House drug
DIST, made the following observations OF
ihs temperature Friday: II g. M, 7Si
8 an, 81; IL m, 90; 8 p. m, 80; . p.
m, 80. Weather, fair.
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To ne Editor OF he Rs0istsy:

To ne Editor OF ne Re0ist<y:
SIR:-The hours Of the Democratic
primaries are drawing near and the ballot
BOX win show the man who will be SbeeiI
Of Ohio county. The Office undoubtsdl,
should be awarded to the most worthy Of
the candidates, and Of all Of them NOBODY
seems TO be more recommended than M.
Michael Stein, the washington Distriet
County Commisiouer. A true and tried
Democrat, he always devoted his time 10
the interest Of the city and county. With
pride he can look back on bis life ana
record. By hard labor hs rsissd . laree
fnmily, giving his children Q mod nd
moral education, bat yet hs found tims
tor the public, and willingly beloed
wherever ne conld. His services = Ccunt,
Commissioners are too veil known "a ~
particularly nentisned. What elsddsos
the hearts ofthe farmer and esrdsasr st suy
time OF the year when be has 10 10 20 ~
market? To what eve The lady houae.
Keeper an always veil provided M
stocked maSket2 To nothing eIse bot
the good roads and bridges which hs 81.
ways advocated. No other man stooS =
Iof the interests Of the city aud countv ~
Nj. Stein. who constantly favossd n hoo.
ess ana economical sdministsstisa Of -
county funds and opp ,ssd 10 every souss-
aefing aod diahonssty. A working -
nImse,l 10 heipsd tbess Who Looked -
woek ~ procuring work IL thsn. Bda~
!oss ana upright " osly a. stsSs th.ss
1880 Ss sssssa and HE hat5iN0Es -. N
oiemsned and tSt - y ~ Al ~
Miehsei So s'rin:tion ioe sisritf ~ -
h.nds Zen Zen. A. Il nov M y VI.
md .os public 10 shsv seiy -, ~ -
~ - 1870 tsqs merit ana ~ ssitsds
20 % au eaod Dama ~ "a vtces,
nss..ss ~ taes aasistar6 81 sis,sse s city
sioe' - NJ HiesAel {tsia - ~ = .
AAsY Vo eoeiaa-
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CITY HALL NEWS.

Points Picked Up About the Headquarters
Of the Municipal Government.
A letter was received from Annie Cos
tsllo, the celebrated, yesterday, enclosing
two pocket handkerchiefs for as many OIL
Gals at the City Hall. Gentle Annie is ut
present sCjOurning at Pittsbasg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-23

In the Municipal Court, yesterday,
Charles Hart, native Of Germany, God
frey Dilgard, 8 native of Germany, were
admitted to citizenship, and Joseph Frit-
tie, native OF Germany, declared his IN
tention of becoming citizen.
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Rallimora Hnd Rsturn,

JUNO setn to July I'd the B. 4 Q. viii
sell Excursion Tickets to the National
Convention of Singing soeisties at Balti-
more at one, fare for the round trip. Tick
cts good returning until July 18th inclu-
sive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-23

arrleu nome DuI was ncdIiy al iiSnt
ssterday evening.
A REPORT was generally circulated last
evening that man named Sherman KRAFT
had been killed on the B. Il D. near the
tunnel, but when the rumOr was run down
it was found to be untrue. Kraft was safe
and sound last evening.
THE following Board of Directors OF the
Odd Fellows Hall Association was elected
Wednesday evening. Vim. Ellinghsu',
George Matthews, Jos. A. Lawson, j. W.
white. Il. F. Caldwell, III A. Uthman, s.
M. Darrah, Henry Stamm.
An alarm of fire was sent in from box IL
inst before Z o'clock last evening, eaused
BY blaze in the roof Of one OF the Top
mill buildings. The fire was easily ex-
tiuguishsd without the aid of the depart
nent and the damage was very slight.
The REGISTER contained an account
some time since, OF the DISAPPEARANCE
of James Montgomery, an Eleventh street
ssloonist. Montgomery left bis wife and
family behind, leaving no word, and all
thought he had been foully dealt with
until yesterday. when he turned up hale
and hearty in Bellsirs, having been sell
ing goods on commission, be said, for an
East Liverpool house.
PR0F. JOE KRAMER and his orchestra
viii, leave for White Sulphur Springs July
lat, stopping az Charleston to play for
bio hop there on the I'd, after which he
voes on to the Springs to furnish the music
for the summer. His orchestra viii ne
augmented By the following musicians:
sam Barkel, Of the Pittsburg Opera House,
Chas. O'Connor, of the Euclid Avenue
Ooera House, Cleveland; Ed. Moran, Of
First Regiment band, Pittsburg; @. Z.
Jackson, of the McKeesport Opera House.
The orchestra plays at MsriettaOn the 9th
and 18th inst.
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The officials about the building were
absorbed in politics yesterday, to the prae-
teal exclusion OF everything else.
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Raailpg the Bulletins.

There were large crowds about the
bulletins of the several newspaper offices
all day yesterday, and everything posted
up was read with avidity and commented
ON until the subject was worn threadbare
Among Republic aus there was strong I'M
dercurrent tor Blaine, aud many predic'
tions and some bets were made that he
would be the ultimate choice Of the con-
vention.
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90 I'm Friael'. To- f,ss.'
49, ~ .rps variety d -
on ,s.sss..Dssrs this s0''''s
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Go TO John Friedel's for great bargainsa
offered in a large variety Of goods placed
ON cheap counters this morning.
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There was but snA case before His
Honor yesterday morning.
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u.Hr and eeelii.a. or ,.s
a., wi .ireds "a ss''0s' -
A. Emsff's.
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Nh q ys,y Esss'
more end 0aio ~
ell exc: -. - n - on
lions o. :. soeosst q n
rsduoef {Ickeis ID
81 HS, .s.;iy %; q g., =. a. ~
~ ,.,s 10, =. aa'il J'l, -
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A Neat Sum Raised for Bethany.

On Thursday afternoon subscription
was taken mp at the close of the exercises
at Bethany college which footed up the
neat sum of $1,000. The people Of Beth
any and vicinity propose to keep the col
lege on the high road to success which 1t
has reached, and is probable the money
will be used in repairs upon the college
building. The crowd at Bethany this
year was so large that enough vehicles
could not he found to take them all away
on Friday, and many had to remain over
until oday
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Delegates Elected.

At meeting of the Young Mems Dem
ccratc Club, held at the rooms Of the
Club, last evening" the following delegates
were elected to attend the National League
of Democratic Climbs to be held at Bslti-
more, Md July A: Col. Robert White,
J. p. Adams, Hon. J. j. Woods, 1. 5.
Riley, Harry Waterhouse, Henry W. Weis-
gerber, c. Fl. Copp, Jos. Emsheimer, L.
NJ. Dsrrah, ]. fancy, w. c. Handian,
Capt. Geo E. Boyd, Jrs j. A. Howard,
Oscar Seeley, Robert Simpson and A. Allan
Brock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-23

O., jsu,lsmsa's Ksop'
..,summsS wear. ,
npo'" J. W. AxcK a
tIt3 Mas
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s.x+s's ,sy as.'' =, IS
~. nS q ., tbs vsfJ "
qaah'J J. ". AxEr hJ
1ip ~
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sanduslty q BIg Winner.

Special Ttls0ram 10 The Regiaer.
sANpUsKY, June "A good game was
in progress between Sandusky and Toledo
when stopped by rain at the end Of the
seventh inning. Ssndusky was getting
decidedly the best Of it, having outplayed
the visitors ut all points. The score:
Sandusky. 4 3 0 o 0-l0
Toledo........... ..........0 U ! u
Base hits, sandusky II, Toledo 3; errors,
Ssndusky 1, Toledo 3; batteries, Esston
and Westlak, Garfield and Beck. Umpire,
Barnum.
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CoIumhus Gets q Game by Mi.tsks.

Columbus Gets Game by Mistaks.
Special 7tieernm 10 ne Register.
ZANEsvILLE, O., June 90 -Zaresville
outplayed Columbus, putting up msgnifi-
cent game to-day, and wonld have won
were il not for two outrageous decisions Of
Umpire Simmons, which gave Columbus
two of their runs. Score:
ZANE sville l ] O 0 ] 0 o. 5
Columbus o 0 0 o o o l-G
Bss, Hits Zinesville II, Columbus 6.
Batteries-Wstson and johnson, J. Han
hoe and Smith.
A Terrible Defeat
Special Telegram 10 TIC Register.
KALAMAZOO, MICH, June 22.-Second
game of Kalamazoo, Lima series was
played to-day in pussnce Of Q large
audience, and KALAMAZOO played as good o
game rs they are capable Of playing, the
reusit, no doubt, Of fines being imposed
upon certain players for lis'less work. The
features of the game were Riley's work in
center field aud Swseny's fine work catch
ing men on bases. Folio wing Is the score
Kalamazoo see. .........6 2 8 2 90 4 LID
Lima. ..................o o . o o. !
Base hits, Kalamazoo 1s. Lima 6; er.
rors, Kalamazoo 4. Lima z; earned runs,
Kalamazoo 10, Lima 1; two-baggers,
Rocks, Riley, Childs, Daily q, O'Bdsn,
Sweeney; base on balls, by Sweeney /, by
Dunn 4; wild pitches, Damn 3; passed
balls, Dillon 4; struck out, by Sweeney 5,
BY damn 2; stolen bases, Kalamazoo 4,
Lima 3; batteries, Kalamazoo Sweeney
and Calhoun, Lima Dunn and Dillon.
sandusky Wins.
Special Telegram 10 ne Reotaer.
Sandusky defeated Toledo this after.
noon in seveo-inning game by . score Of
10 to3. The game was called on account
of rain,
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Other Games.
At Chicago-Chicago 10, Pittsburg 6.
c Cincinnati 10, Louisville
Baltimore 5, Cleveland 6.
Detroit 8. Indianapolis z.
Athletics 5, Brooklyn 4.
Notes.
Canton to-dsy.
The seventh strsight Keep II up boys.
The Canton team took In Yesterdays
game.
Crogan's palate was out Of gear ysstsr-
and be didn't do much coaching.
Il 10 understood that Manager Zecker
has sent 10 President McDermott for an
other umpire.
Il is gndefstood the directors are urR-
ing Manager Racksnbesgsr TO hne players
for bad base running.
The Canton team arrived yesterday, ana
Q fine game may Be looked for on the
Island base bali park this afternoon. A
big crowd should be present and N. 4
grsst gnne
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The OssiIisn Society.

The OssiIisn Society.
Ga Tuesday evening the performance Of
the silian Society took place in Chapel
Hall and 1t was Q splendid one, as glance
at the names of those participating will ct
once show. Phe programmes is as follows:
Violin X. -. Loyett
Sautato'y Ellie Kinney, Ohio
Solo-."when the Leaves Begin 70 Fall
Jessie Williamson.
Recitation-"Tr0uble in the An en- Corner
Dorsey Wells w. Va.
Piano Solo--'Our Society wsltzeS" ......--.......
Grace Mpon.
Essay" Building Maggie Campbell, W. Va.
SDlo-"Many q Mile Away Ellie Kinney
Recitation-"Ihe Modern Toin" Bessie Chapline
Piano Solo-''The Lost Hope Miss PendLeton
Presentation OF Diplomas
Vocal Solo, The Lost Man" -. Sherman Kirk
P!esident-Sue Nuti, Ohio.
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A Fine Concert.

On Monday evening concert was given
at Chapel Hall by the pupils OF Miss Price,
assisted By Miss Pendleton and Mr.. z. o
Lowell. This was splendid entertain
ment aud Miss Price deserves great credit
for the arrangement and rendition Of the
fine programme She has gained deserved
success in Bethany as an instructress. The
programme was as follows
PARTI
Qyertnre-"Zanetts". EsseT
Miees Price aud Mason.
yocal-"Msy BlossOms' ......, ......., ....--Torry
Miss Ella kinney.
Piano-"ROndo CaprIcciOs)' .........- M0ndelssOhn
Mis- Pendleton.
Vocal-"The Daisy" Arditl
Miss Grace Mason.
yiolln--"Die Weisse Dame Won B0ieldien"...
Jul Weiss
Mr.. E q LOvett
Chopin
Miss Price.
yOcal-"PatriA" ............"..Tito Mattel
Mr.. sherman Kirk.
Piano-"Spinning Song LisZi
Miss Craze Mason.
FAbT II
FARCE-"THE REGISTER. Nv. d H0well'
CHARACTERS
Miss Ethel Reed ionLunen
Miss Nettie Spauld ng Miss Pdcf
Mr. Oliver Ransom .............-.....s..Mr jenkins
MI GrlnnlQge......... .....-..Mt h1tnDle
scene;-Two sitting rooms in boarding hous!
In 10 ton.
Play turns upon conversation heard through
the register.
ushsrs: J. L. White, KY, and H u Haley, No
All the performers did excellently and
the audience was highly pleased, judging
from the frequent and vigorous applause
that greeted them.
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ToH.,p the state Line Railroad.


At the snnusl meeting Of the Trustees
of Bethany College hsid On the 18th Of
June, 1888, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Wheeling, Wellsburg
aud State Line Railway Company has pro-
iected line of railway on Buffalo Creek,
in order to encourage the friends OF the
enterprise and to encourage also capital to
become interested in its construction;
We the Trustees Of Bethany College
realizing the benefits that would arise,
hereby pledge ourselves on behalf OF the
friends of the college 10 Bse our best en-
dsavors to have the managers OF the road
locale said road via Buffalo Greek to the
State Line, so as 10 accommodate the college,
and SO far as is in our power to aid the
company in securing the right OF way and
local aid necessary from Wellsburg to the
State Line, and appoint committee to
CARY out this resolution on behalf OF the
trustees. Several speeches were made in
favor of the resolution by Prof. W. X.
Pend,eton, J. E Curtis and Others.
J. E. Curtis. Rrof W, K. Pendleton, G:
Brook Turner, G. 81. Bsall and Campbell
Palmer were appointed committee.
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100 bat - 30 80 shsss n
Vain st:ss - lS|
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lllEN

rbundsy. Jdss
o,eIoc. ! RS. Sgd q 80
CossTAy !. ,..tardsyl 81 J 90
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Joint Performances.
Ga Wednesday syeiipe;
formanes Of the Aps
tute and Neotrop
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r. cd sslls Dry god "
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Re,ublIcap COMMITTEES Meeting.

The Republican County Executive Com
mittes will meet az the Lincoln Club this
afternoon.
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THE WEATHER.

sSsr western Pennsylvania Pd = West
riteslS light TO fresh southet y winds,
loAss ~ sNnsu foll- weather
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col,ese Hall, and the exerciees proved yer
;arshla FolIoving is the programme

sn1, F. Mccoy, a. Ia l.
S SS.a Hope Lies in OR Homes --
J. L. White, y. l. B.
oration-"Men Leaders OF Men ---,--.-''''-'''
oia'iou shermau Kirk, A. l. L.
presentation of Diplomas by the PrcsicSen,ss
yaiedictory A. T. Pni'iiS' w. -
%aisSs,sN,Psy PAYNE, Indiana; p. A.; bsrrs'
= Ohio. r. A. jenkins, Missouri, A. L. l nv.
Miller Ohio: o q Phipps, Texas; A. ID. Ivy
lor, W. Va, n. L. 5.