Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13

was excellent He was warmly ap-
pIgudej when ne concluded.
4ir Charles r.. Ridgeway delivered
am interesting and thoughtful Grafton
upon Industrial Strikes. He treated
his subject i'm an admirable manner.
touching only incidentally upon the
possible justification for forcible de-
maud, by the employed. The usual
conduct of strikes and their effect upon
employers and employees was made
plain oy interesting statistics He
also dwelt upon the evil Of labor dis
tUoances and Che proper legislation to
prevent their occurrence
MISS STELLA $. WHITE
read q carefully prepared paper upon
me subject. Looking Backward She
referred to the pleasures of retrospec-
aon. and spoke of the effect OF the past
upon our futures. What q man has
been. he is What the future holds i'm
store depends largely upon his own
eNeruous. Her review of the years of
col.ese life was very interesting, and
was listened to with the closest atten-
ton ay the members of the class and
students. She compared college life
with The work of the builder, the
+ knowledge there cleaned being the
+ foundation for the sUpersuucture Of
after life
LAW Jhe True Base of Government"
was me theme discussed by Nr. q. B.
+ Scott representative of the Law De-
+ 0arment. His address was a mastery
f and ora-0ricol effort He showed con-
f c.usiTely the necessity for government.
f lie had no sympathy with m0narchial
forms. holding chat the people should
govern themselves as matter of right
Ihe continuation of the prosperity OF
amy power has been measured by the
/ recognition of the rights of the indi-
+ v,duaL This brought the speaker to
+ Che vocation of the lawyer. and ne made
90 splendid defense of the dignity and
power and necessity for the legal pro-
+ iassi0u. It is as ancient as the magis-
tracy as necessary as justice and as
noble 3s virtue
This concluded the exercises by the
graduates. Vice President Reynolds
then announced the degrees conferred
by the Board of Regents. which
WE'RE AS FOLLOWS:
Bachelors of Arts Charles Edgar
Carrigan. Marshall; VIM. Bernard Cut
+ right Upshur; Th0s. Lancing Davis,
Mason, Michael Eugene German Nom
Ougalia. William Jackson Holden Har-
rison. U. S. O.. Kendall. Marion; George
II. A. Kunst Taylor, Jesse Boardman
Pr0-zmau. Mon0ngaIia; Charles Nelson
Ridgway Non0ugalia; JudsOn Floyd
Srr3jer Randolph.
Bachelors OF Science-Samuel SDrigg
Jacob. Jr.. Ohio, Philip Brin-ou Martin,
Preston. Anna Bancroft White M0n0u-
gala: Stella SaXren White. Monougalia.
Bachelors oil Science in Civil Eugi-
neering- Thomas Monohan Lavelle
WezeI. Russell Love Norris, Putnam;
Sn1s Clifford S,3therS, Ohio.
Graduates in Law-R. e. l.. Allen, L
TT. Barnett. II. ID. Beau. r. C. Cox. r.
IL. Clark. S r.. Davis. W. Grablachoff
j.. Greynolds, W. j. Holden, A. j. Hol-
den. A. ID. ireland. l.. NJ. JacO, TT. M
LockriIge. T Masa0 q. W. McCauley
'J. T Mcdonald G.. s. Morrison. Agnes
j.. Morrison. w. u. Patterson. c. J. Poe,
ID. e. Beay, ii. Shaw. r. j. S0mmer-
vile. B. H. Sterling. w. II. Talbot, j..
81. Turner. j. r. Wilson, G.. p. Scott
DiDl0mas were then awarded to the
graduates. and i'm presenting them vice.
President Reynolds c0mpiimented the
recipients upon their application to
study and their good department, and
gave them words of wholesome advice
lie referred 10 the growing COnstit-
uency of the university and noted with
pride the success of the alumni Ct the
institution.
When ne concluded there were calls
I'm the audience for NacCOrkle. in re-
sponse to- which the Governor stepped
forward and delivered a five minutes
,3Ik which was pUncruated with ap-
plause. He was enthusiastically cheer
eI when me promised to do something
more than talk about the university.
F He said he proposed to appear before
the Legislature TO tell the members
about the splendid character OF the in
s-u-ion. and TO urge them to not per-
mit the hand of parsimOny 20
CRIPPLE ITS INTERESTS.
Senator E kins was also called upon
and responded I'm a feiicitous speech in
d1rsing everything which was said by
Gov. MacCOrkle and expressing him
self Fin favor of a special tax for sus-
tanning and building mp the university.
CONGRESSMAN A. q. Dayton, an al
umni of the university, also made a
brief address.
Iu the afternoon there was
a DRESS PARADE
on the campus. after which the prizes
were awarded Gov. MacC0rkle made
9n excellent address and presented the
gold medal for drill and discipline TO
Cadet Serer Harry A. Eaton, of
+ Charleston. a member of Company a.
/ silver medals for target practice were
awarded 10 Cadet Sergeants Josiah
Keey and James NJ. Orr.
Senator ElHrs made the address in
presenting the class c0lors TO Company
/ ~B." CaDt. q. Is. Bidseway, of Monon-
/ ela County. Company "A was de-
feated for .le first time in number OF
years.
HARRY V ARKLE.
THE ANNUAL BALL.