The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-17
LIEUT.. wILlrAM pRAuNERsREUTlIgR.

LIEUT.. WILLIAM DRAUNERsREUTlIER.
their flags flying and their glistening
bayonets. Lieutenant William Braun.
ersreuther, in the full uniform Of his
rank in the United States navy, COM
manded for the last time, as he has been
ordered TO report July for duty on the
United States warship Thetis, cruising
in Boring Sea.
Arrived at the grounds, the boys
came to 'front.' and after music by the
Opera house band, which inresplendent
new uniform had headed the parade,
Rev. Jacob Birmingham, OF st. Luke's
church, stepped forward and made
fervent and appropriate prayer. There
was then more music while the arrange
ments were completed for the literary
exercises A stand had been erected
adjoining the grand stand for the use OF
the class, but it was found that 1t was
entirely too low, and the old custom Of
having the addresses from the judges
stand, across the track, was adopted.
1t was surprising with what ease and
clearness the voices OF all the perform
ers could be heard by the audience,
which for the most part sat in the grand
stand, though many were also in bug
gies and carriages about.
TIE sALuTAroRrAN,
Mr.. a. ]. Spell. welcomed the audience
j. ...oof,,I d.. III, oo,aaon;.;oa
III u Era'elu' ".uFess' LIS 'onpos''ioH
was IN graceful style, and his delivery
clear and pleasant. He has voice of
power, well modulated and with mu-
steal quality which added much to the
enjoyment OF his performance.
Malcolm 7. Brice talked entertain.
ingly and instructiyely by turns on
rapid Transit" After consideration
OF recent improvement in that line, no
dritted into some othor sorts Of transit,
as for instance women's transit from
one fashion to another. His grafton
was much enjoyed.
Speculation" was defined by ]. T.
Waterhouse, who also dwelt on the evils
otsomo forms. Helcautioned all against
INDUCING in speculation which partook
Of the nature oil gambling James PAUL.
loLIoTe INV WIN I'M oaa'ion on MeaItn,
points wac 'AO"S''O' "''N 'N'' " SV''
Harry ]. Zevely's history Of the class
was interesting, and dealt with 1t in
light vein which made tho necessary
class egotism palatable, while A. 2.
Welty gave some solid and practical
thoughts on Choosing Vocation"
After music George Q. Huseman gave
q really eloquent little talk on "The
Right to Labor" He has ono Of tho
best voices OF tho class. Noah Zano was
brief but happy in his essay on Eco.
nomy," and +. H. Kincheloe advanced
some ideas about physical Culture"
which were well worth attention.
j. L. b. Sweeney INDUCED in some
witty remarks about tho evils OF Pro.
crastination," and John II. Welty fol-
lowed with what was a practical con.
tinuation OF the same subject from an.
other viow, his theme being "Wait."
"The Inventions OF tho Century" were
reviewed in an entertaining as well os
thoughtful way by Harry II. Bodey,
and
THE n ,ss MOTTO
"N., .oh a., ~ Ill.,, H.,
Nou So.'o''c seu V'''c u'scllhus avery
appropriate motto, by tho way-furi
nished tho theme OF w, A. Cracrnfts
very croditable orotio,
1personaI pride1 was beld mn hv n
w. Wallace M commondohIo thiT, Il
not carried IN oScoSs II r. Hostnr
clear. ringing voice which Il woS n Mans.
ire to listen TO. oven in Tho onter con.
fines OF The nudloncc Jolivorod m
historical Grafton on 6ThH EmerIcan
Flag 1.-THE Motiyeless MINI rccoivcd
severe but lust scoring nj tho hands
Of George W. Otto. md 4 /, Wheat
reviewed Society" in an Original and
daring vein which wa? very refreshing
9na provoked not Iittlo lnirth. Tho