The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

hSNh. MlnN UnIlltN HnUOT
discourneine ,circum,,apc.s. in MA
c'as. Napoleon, PERTAINS. lad, Int Tho
really groat man must bs proat In mind,
great In soul and great in action. and
Washington combined ali ,hoso onnIi.
tics, aud Is tho really great man. Great
no was In war, but il Ia to hi, stales.
mnnship that wo arc most Indebted.
Ills t%oarlosness In limu of pcril 10
try. ilrmnoIs and savacity, nude him.
Indeed. tho idcal statesman. Hut above
oil Is tho moral grandeur OF thu mau.
which outshincs oil other qualities,
Ills Integrity was noyor questioned, his
virtue was majestic. Such was tho
character Of Washington. His uroat.
moss was Of tho typo which can never
dlo. Though tho great Washington
monument crumblo to duet, hi, maine
will never pass from tho mumory Of
man. Ito will always DO remembered
rs Washington tho patriot, Washington
tho statesman and Washington the
father Of his country. Mr.. Turner Is
u Of tho classical graduates aud Il
Hno,ha, IVY H.. A.. nil. .,.,,,.
was tho nert attraction and ,Sa midi.
Ouco greatly enjoyed tho selection
which was admirably rendered.
y Grafton, The Music OF Thought
WAS oy Mr. Clyde Darslo. OF Kentucky,
graduate IN mo classical department..
MS thcns was n fruitful n In his
hands anu was handled In an RDlo man.
NOT. Inc power OF personality Ia an OK
ample, by which tho orator and preach-
or chthrai. Ihc human voice Ia adapt.
Oh 10 every harmony. The II oil
music runs continually through our
iiVos. why TINS power, the music oil
thoughtI There IS a divine purpose In
may JOIN IN J%ehovah's praise, until VIC
ION u Heavenly Father above surely
TINS 1, true.
Mrs. Ridge, by request, sang Tho Old
Folks at Home" This old melody never
lails to appeal to IN audience, whether
u be IN Maine or Texas, and Mr..
kidces Interpretation oil tho piece left
nothing TO DO desired.
THE yALEpIcroRIAS,
Tbe voIaaic.,rv ,dd,css bv Nv pbi,;,
-. 800
'o"nson' Oh 'hg'H'a' u me"pet Oh the
classical class, WINS n powerful effort and
was highly credi,able to the Young man.
The graduating class, he said, sincerely
sorrowed over their early departure
from tho old familiar scenes at Bethany:
Bethany, beautiful in SURROUNDINGS.
| whore the students are so genuine in
| their work and lofty in their aspira.
tions. On this. graduation day. those
scenes crowd back upou us and wo re-.
member when frat wa saw these rugged
| hills, scenes that have become endear.
ed by association. Since we came many
of our old ideas have vanished in the
face Of a liberal Christian education,
than which nothing ia more valuable,
lending AZ it does a Charming grace and
manly dignity TO its possessor.
Addressing President McUiarmid. tho
sneaker said that he believed the pradu.
atinr class had caught the truo spirit of
his ;eachinr,. All honor to a school
and its instructors tina, lend 10 lofty
| ideas of manhood and yomauhood.
| Our short period Of college compapion.
shin has been full of triumphs. on the
athletic field and campus, bu. we have
been happier in the ,riumphs of the
| class room. And now we saw farewell.
a simple and appropriate word, vet in.
ADEQUATE to express our feelings in
leaving our college aud orr ~compnpious
who have become endcared to us.
President McDiarmid then addressed
the graduating class in a few simpIebut
| direct and impressive sentences, at the
conclusion of which he presented the
degrees, as follows:
4. M.-lIerbers Oswald Williams,
Ohio.
A. D., minis.erial-Lawrence Orryille
Newcomer, Pennsylvania; Milton Bolt.
var Madden, Kansas; Finley B. Sapp,
West Virginia.
4. B., cIassical-Wiliam Charlie,
| Chapman, Missouri; Clyde Darsie, Ken.
lucky; William Lebbeus Cans. Penn.
~sylvania; Philip johnson, Virginia;
Erreti Weir McDiar mid. West Virginia;
William Dowlar Turner, West Virginia.
B. s., scientific-Argyle Campbell,
West Virginia; thomas Jefferson For.
ner, Ohio; JeTra Clino Morris, Ohio.
Acknowledgements Louisa Appleton,
Ohio; Arson Mayer Cameron, Ohio;
Burns Darsie, Pennsylvania ; Pearl AIDA
| Groves, Ohio; Margaret Allean Jobes,
Pennsylvania; Ira Wellington kimmel,
Pennsylvania; Thomas Smith Lewis,
Pennsylvania; Ada Jane Morris, Ohio:
Bessie Davis TAYLOR, West T%irginia.
Art-Goldie Edith Berger. Ohio.