The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-18
BETHANY CLASS DAY,
, Monument to the Late President
woolory Unveiled Yesterday,
md TIE JUBILEE CELEBRATION
,,,,,ors in the Evening-..Thc Weeks
p,o.rammo to be Finished To-day
,,l,n the Commencement Proper
Athletic Contests Yesterday

j I commencement week, and by
e'eH'' VI ,.'.,aI moro Interesting and
uanyIiIs deetleu i''o'V ., ~ - g.
entertaining than any oEhcr par. VI 'iic
,pgranmc. The crowd that witnessed
the contest was very cry. ,"'T Tbo , mrogranme
tention SHOW" e"fi'I 81, Nv
AL results W IL ~ n TX L Wucklev class
oi'oi. first; +. X. Addy, CLASS Oh w
lime III seconds. -,
Throwing bGse-ba!l-D, y. HeageDeth,
clls, Of ~, Inst IVo yaTns, 100 5eos soo o
inches: II. y, McCFaFE' c'Iss Vi 90 se'
ond lOl yards, 2icet, i t'y r,.a.u
Potato racc-firsti ~ w. JoPsom'
class Of "; second, ~ 10 hrenhG ~ ~
THROWN. the hammer irst, y. =.
siuckler, class Of VI, u iert ~, u im ~ yes
second, /. J' Butter sol vi % iee'
Standing broad Jump. W; Jopson'
class Of ", first, y lGet 's ln ,Cn sec-
ond, W. c. Prewitt, CLASS Oh Vo' II ieeI
u inches.
pr,'ing the shot-N' IL i y 1V Si'Iss
Of " g icet . inches; Y ~ MucAiey'
class Of 'g4 10 ieGt 10 ihehSs' >, ,r
Rgnajbg broad Jump-yO. N. Muc n
lev, class Of NJ, II ieet ten ihches ~;
W. J0i'sol' CLASS Vi - - u
inches. H..
kann.rg higt jump y. St ,a;
Of "a, 5 Icct, inchi U. ~; Muekley' VI,
second. = az 49,,
Hop, s'ep and lumpTG. w. JoPsoH'
Cla's Of ", ~ ieet 93 INCHES w. "
PTgWln' r!ass u ~ 70, % p ss cIos. NJ
,u5 wv: ! ics IL Il inches; G. ". Jopson, sec-
Cpi, feet ! inches.
Three legged r"ce-k. \. Addy ana o.
\. Nr'Siry' sIaS' 9t VI, nrs', iU ,, yEtIs'
seconds ~ ~, ~ niei.! !,J III , sacon ~,
fe'ry' ,l"ss ., ~ Il; ST T",o, II ri,sS ~ 100
SACK me- w II ~ ~ l,Ij. olacS
- la'Gsi "l S''o''' - - ''''
o. ~ ly'' ~ L,,a, .o,, ,,,ra,
linnl.t l".t. III ~ i'"i ~ ~ NJ ST,ai.ia,.
apaH' my ~, Icy '.'2m, ,, H. < Il Tnnnn'
GUS o! 49, T., ~, sen ,', t,nmr LrnJr",
ciaS' VI ~ 10 se,D''' J,.t - ~ t.
III" ioH' -v'SUt a J. u"s.' = r,tIor
s2A'''.I n, - ~, w '',o sei'''''9 '1'V -'
GUS W ~ " ?., sJso,'',' ,bo AI,,,
iHp u"'- oI ,o y; S ''s.''' tho Ill.,,
li s'oie Il W 10 III iN'ot Va '''e "'"iN
~ L., .to A,hlot;o
l'l ~, ''ignAt Si'o n, w ,,;r,,;r,, H.
A'''''"lvh 90 w 1hu M tbnI ~ t sn'
greatest number Oh contests g1es " up
t'h i'G 'HN.!'s Non NJ W. pia''S oM' 10 -
V.i.l'g l"i,'tsh. I.a% ,o. vi ,,ioso
p''D''' 'V"''' '''e 'o'''''' veg S'''o'
A MONUMENT UNVEILED.
In the evening Rev. B. b. Tyler, pas
h,o; t,e Church nj the Disciples. of
-, ri.,. IoI;,.,ro,,. -, oidro.s :,
"" i.'N wy "e'INeteu ~ "uS,r'9 ~
undergraduates or "iAlG ana " OrNs
q 4leXahdrr Gampbeli.. Ills tax WINS
i@igie and enthusiastic ana was IN
hasely interesting. not only 10 the
H5oiaF but to all who attended.
lc,ierdayS exercises began with the
uaIoi.inE Of the beautiful new S+uO or;
lament presented by the alumni ana
Trends o. the college, and erected III
M&nhp!l cemetery IN memory OF frof::
v Il: Woolcry, the late PRESIDENT oil
@ec1I,s'H, who died about two years
a. II tAe last COMMENCEMENT the
N'rS Of raising tho money for the mon
EEa,n' was begun, and IN few weeks
alrhe tine Tor unwilling was set for
ysieniay,
Hay, .. ". Iritbte presided over the
Gt1iclle. in tho cemetery. President
D. hhol!ers' oi Hiram College, deliver
g." iuGchlng prayer, in Which he re-
it'ttd 10 Ihr good deeds Of the deceased
90 commended his example to those
a,oSt him. Rev. j. II. Garrison, editor
Ollie ChaFiGa Eraagelis, OF st. Louis,
'FoSe in feeling terms OF Prof. Woolery,
AMI told Of the days when they had
AV0Gl together. lie smoke oil the APP
I.nprlateness OF depositing Prof.
Wogleys body in the same cemetery
win thcmen who founded the college
sta the church OF the Disciples. He
also referred to DE-. Il. Richardson, who
va: ne author OF the lite Of Campbell,
@ii who IS buried near by,
Lev. II. McDiGrmid, editor OF the
I'f 'an Na'iGrd, Ot Cincinnati, spoke
i,a a.I'' W oSlery as scholar man Oh
aman With In Sy pd n,iri TIIoG t with
desire Tor the good OF" q his teIicWs and
generous impulses.
,i, ,fSs e ,! ., !" i;oos, of'tI'e Untvcr-
s;b VI heh'ncAy, who was Tor twenty
E XII, srats professor oil languages ut
\ s ,,.i'a SPOKE Oh Professor noolerry as
ill., ya. , 'ula = pupil IN NE college,
n NV "s ,; man OF great moral earnest
"'s> ahd pNre, noble character.
1u NV u I, Wharton, missionary to
W WA VINO graduated with Professor
mate and friend Rev r R Tyler ms.
T NJ" .! y INC church OF tho Disciples OF.
I,VT i ,," Wy spoke Of the impressions
M le HpgA LIN BY Professor Woolery
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