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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-28
NllLIAMsT0WR.

WILLIAMSBURG, W. Va, August u
On Wednesday evening Crescent Lodge,
X. of P, celebrated the first anniversary
Of the institution of their Lodge by CIV
ing a banquet to its members in TIA
bakery room.
Mrs G. NJ Berry and daughter Bessie
are visiting friends in Wheeling, W. Va.
Miss Laura Metcalf is home from a visit
at Sistersville, W. Va.
Thursday morning, Mrs. ]. K. Palmer.
accompanied by her sisters. Mrs. Patter-
son, Of Oregon, and Mrs. Rush. of Penn
sylvania, left for Columbus. o, to visit
their sisters, Mrs. G.. W. Atkinson and
Mrs DR. Ernest.
Mrs. Wallace Bruce, of Rich Hill, No,
10 the guest of her mother. Mrs. J. N.
Roe.
Mrs. Harriet Flesher is visiting friends
at Hebron, " Va.
Misses lille Hogg, of Point Pleasant,
Hattie Brown, of Hartford City. Flea
nor Butcher. of Parkersbug. and DR..
Wright. of Texas, were guests of the
Misses Patterson the past week
The ladies of the Baptist church served
ice cream and cake in the bakery room
Thursday evening
w. F. Hale, of Macksburg, o.. has been
visiting at L. F. Prettymans the past
week
Mr. and Mrs. John Russell are visiting
relatives at indianapolis. Ind
Mrs. J. X. Palmer entertained WeGnes-
day evening in honor Of her sisters. Mrs.
Rush and Mrs. Patterson Refreshments
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WELLSBURG.

Wellsburg, w. Va, August 27.-Miss
Lille Criswell, of Moundsville, was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lydia
Lowe, on Friday of tbs week.
Mr.. George A. Orr, of Steubenville,
Ohio, was circulating among Wells
burg. friends Saturday. eiesn--
AsUriIT Buchanan Returned Thursday
from three weeks trip through the
west. They visited the Omaha Expo
sition during their absence
Miss Blanch Noble, of Claysville, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John
Lewis.
Mrs. Robert Halpin, of Moundsville,
was the guest of Mrs. Hugh Barth this
week. ~ Z,
Miss Lille Poole, who has been the
guest of her aunt, Miss Eva DeCampz,
tor several weeks, returned to her
home in Washington, D. c.. to-day.
Mr.. Townsend D. Rolf. of Sewickley,
Pa, is a guest at the Hotel Hudson.
Master Jay Huggins was thrown
from horse last Thursday morning
and badly hurt. Several stitches had
to be put in the cash in his head. At
this writing he is still in a semi-con-
scious condition, although the attend
ing physician thinks he is not dan
gerously hurt, the symptoms of inter-
nal Injuries are very prominent.
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- .. BURLINGTON, 0.

BURLINGTON, Ohio, August el.-Mrs.
c. W. Kuckuck and Mrs. Annie Medill
are the guests of friends at Dillohvale.
Mr.. Verne Cox and sister, Miss Blanche,
of Tiltonsville, were calling on Miss Mag
gle Dawson last Sabbath.
John Boehm, of Martins Ferry, has
commenced work on the foundation OF
John Schells new residence. Boyd &
Moore have the contract for the work
above the foundation.
Aaron Yost. who resided in the vicinity
of tho Laughlin mill. was struck and kill
ed a short distance below Raineytown.
Friday evening, by the southbound pas
senger train on the Wheeling Il Lake
Erie road. that is due here at $3.50 p. m.
Yost was a man about g or 70 years of
age A wife and several children survive
him.
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while near Alonongnh hunting, eot MIX
ed up in law suit which has resulted
unpleasantly.s a dog with them killed
some sheep belonging to farmer,
which were valued at 81. After some
little excitement, however, the matter
has been compromised.
William washington. colored, has
opened q shoe shop under the Bee Hive
store.
w. A. Smith, the B. & o. legal agent,
is at the Marietta.
Clarence Burgoyne, of the South
Side. has accepted position with the
City Exchange, a business that is meet
ing with a marked success.
C. A. Short, formerly connected with
the electric road at Cumberland, Md,
has accepted clerkship in S. N. jack
sons grocery, formerly the c. L. Wat
kins place Mr.. Jackson is meeting
with success in this venture, as his
friends, who appreciate his business
capacity, were sure he would.
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FAIR MONT.

Fairmont, W. Va, August 27.-Mrs.
w. E. Bennett, of West Fairmont, is
the guest of her sister in Clarksburg,
and will be absent week or so.
The Fairmont Electric Light Co. re-
ceived two car load of brick Friday,
which will be used in building the
foundation for the new engine house
The engine will be 225 horse power,
which will make quite an improvement
in the lighting of the inland city
]. P. Thompson was in Warrington
yesterday.
John w. Mason went East last night
Dave Richie returned to Richmond
this morning.
Capt. W. w. Scott went East this
morning.
George E. Amos, who manufacturers
the best carriages and buggies going,
was in Fairview Friday.
Lloyd, Snider, Of Fairview, was in
the city yesterday.
The sale OF tickets Thursday at the
Fairmont railroad Office reached 1880.
Railroad business is unusually large
now.
Eleven Fairmonters took in the ex-
cursion to Atlantic City.
Yesterday was Grand Army day at
Mountain Lake Park, and the interest
Fairmonters take in the occasion was
manifested by % people who took adj
vantage of tie low rates to visit that
favorite mountain resort.
\ ATTORNEY e. NJ. Showalter will join
Ne Raccoon fishing club to-day at Lit
Tia Falls
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new MARTIhSVILLE.

New Martinsville, August 27.-Miss
Bird Riley has returned from a visit
to relatives at Guyandotte.
Miss Ella Clark entertained a number
of her friends Friday evening, at her
home on High street.
Mrs. Marshall and daughter, Ada, who
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. r.
Thompson. returned to their home at
Wheeling Wednesday.
William Hervey, of Oakdale, Pa,
was calling on relatives in town Thurs
day.
Miss Kate Gardner and sister, Matte,
of Wheeling ARE the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. T. Richardson, of Main street.
DR.. ]. ]. Richardson, who was call
ing on his parents here, returned to
his home at Washington, d. c., We'd
nesday
Minnie Monroe, of Proctor, was call
ing on friends here the first of the
week.
D. r. Meighen, of Littleton, and
|well-known representative of the South
Penn Oil Co., was here Thursday.
Miss Georgia Nall, daughter of Prof.
-. M. Null, of the South Side, ami
Frank Hartman. Of Main street, were
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PALaTInE.

Palatine, w. Va, August 27.-Edwin
Dodd. ST. has been i'll for the past few
DAYS. it is thought he is taking the
fever.
Mrs. McCloy and daughter, Of Ne
braska. are in town, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert RACER.
John vanata has been in the country
for the past week visiting friends.
Miss Daisy Adams has returned home
from Cheat.
Rev. Murray will preach in the Ben
tons Ferry church on Sunday.
Will Davis has returned from Clarks-
burg.
Miss Stella Dodd. of Pleasant VAL
lev, was one of our visitors on Mon
day. !.
Prof. VIM. A. Haggerty is at Benwood
this week.
The ball given by the colored people
Thursday night was we'll attended, and
everybody apparently had good time.
DR.. C. F. Boyers removed his family
to the Fairmont side of the river on
Wednesday.
Mrs. John @. Levelle and Miss Mamie
Ievelle are at Rowlesburg visiting
friends.
Miss Myrtle Holland was at Buck
harmon this week attending the NJ. +.
conference.
Prof. D. S. Gibson and family who
have been visiting in Preston county
for several weeks, have returned TO
their home in this place.
Miss Nellie Cox was in Morgantown
the first of the week.
Cecil Rice was at Iumberport Mon
Mrs Margaret Voorhees,, of Harris
burg. Va. and Mrs. Alice Barnard. OF
Martinsburg, this state, were the guests
of John Musgrove few days this
week
Mrs. Jane Upper, Of Monongahela
City Pa. was the guest last week OF
her brother, John Gould.
Miss Lizzie Bartholow is home from
a visit to a friend at Pennington.
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GRAFTON.

Grafton, w Va, August 27.-Sam-
uel Shackelford was a business visitor
to Parkersburg the first Of the week.
E. P. Criter, B. & o. storekeeper at
Parkersiburg, was the guest of his
mother, in this city, Sunday.
Mrs. Will Hendrickson and daughter
have returned from a visit to relatives
at Terra Alta.
town, was here the first of the week
on business.
Miss Agnes Flanagan returned the
first of the week from a visit to Park
ersburg relatives.
Rev. D. L. Ash, formerly presiding
elder of Morgantown district, but now
pastor of the Moundsville NJ E. Church,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. l.. Pelly and daughter. Miss
Anna. have returned home to Benwood
after visiting relatives here for some
weeks.
w. B. Cruise, formerly train dis
patcher here, but now of Cumberland,
was the guest of relatives here this
week.
Miss Anna Flanagan. of Parkers-
burg, is the guest of relatives in town
Mr.. John B. Thompson received the
sad news Wednesday of the death of
his brother, Middleton Thompson, con-
ductor On the Valley Branch of the
B. & O., who was killed in the dis
charge of his duties near Winchester,
Va. Mr.. Thompson left on No. We'd
nesyiay evening to attend the fun
eral
Thomas E. Joyce was at Clarksburg
on business this week.
Miss Kate Pilson is the guest of rel
atives at Pittsburg.
Mr.. John Brinkman and Mis- Nellie
Clancy were married at Steubsnville,
Ohio. the first of the week. Vhey
came to Grafton "Wednesday and Will
maize this their home.
Mr.. w. c. Byers and family returnss
ed Wednesday from Hampshire coun-
t1 where they have been spending the
Skinner.
q. WIN. J. cromie. + popular and
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HANNIBAL.

Hannibal, Ohio, August 27-Mr. and
MrslMrs. Samuel Lenkard and family
Of Wheeling, visited relatives at this
place and at Buckhill, Ohio, the past
week.
Mrs Simmons and two children re-
turned to their home at Pittsburg
Thursday after spending two weeks
in town with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
RohrIbaugh.
DR.. ]. K Ferguson, CT Marietta
spent several days in town.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the picnic in Harrison's Grove
last Saturday.
Rev. Rogatsky, Mrs. Buchwald and
Mrs. Neuenschwander left Monday to
attend camp meeting at Lakeside, o.
Miss Phebe fisher left Thursday on
the Queen City for Marietta, Ohio,
where she is the guest of her sister,
Mrs Arthur Kent.
Misses Katie and Louie Muhleman
returned home from Wheeling the first
of the week after a short visit with
relatives.
Mrs. J. NJ. Boice was at sistersville
several days.
Misses AIDA and Carrie Cehrs re-
turned home Saturday evening from a
trip tosMew York, Niagara Falls, tour
of the, Lakes and other places of in
terest
A young child of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
Monteith died on Monday morning
and was buried on Tuesday afternoon
in the Harter cemetery.
R. W Redman, of Wheeling, was
on our streets Friday.
Walter Armstrong, of Wheeling, was
the guest of friends at this place sew
eral days.
c. Hauch of Pittsburg. visited his
family at this place Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Belle Rist was at New Mar
tinsville Thursday.
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Terra Alta, w. Va, August 27.-F. c..
Todd, of Kingwood, was in town Tues
day on business.
Judson Freeland has gone to Graf
ton, where he will work for the B. &
O. Railroad.
Miss Annie Spedden, of Culpepper,
Va, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G.
"A. BOlden, for week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Feather spent last
week at Mr.. C.'s old home down in the
Crab orchard.
T. B. Sweeney, representing the
Equitable Life Assurance Co., of
Wheeling, was here on Monday on bust
ness connected with his company.
Ex-senator Worley, of Kingwood,
was noticeable figure on our streets
Tuesday.
Rev. A. H. Reese and family depart
ed Wednesday morning for Buckhan-
non, where they will visit relatives for
three weeks.
Miss Beulah Fraley is spending
few weeks with her brother at Oak
land.
Miss leila Shaffer, daughter of our
sheriff, passed through here Wednesday
en- route to Aurora where she will visit
relatives for ten days.
Travelling salesman E. E. Baldwin, of
Wheeling, was here several days of last
and this week ON business. Mr.. Bald
win is largely interested in Lake Terra
Alta.
DR.. T. S. Borgess., of Cherry Camp,
formerly of Terra Alta, came in the
first of last week. to be present at the
taking of dispositions in the divorce
case of Agnes Boggeg5 VS.. S. T. Bog
CESS. The DR.. will return to this place
and resume his practice soon.
Mr.. and Mrs F. X Millman. Jr., of
Cumberland, returned to their home in
that city on Monday, after a very
pleasant visit to relatives at this place.
Master Harry Hill, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. w. Hill, who had his leg
badly broken one day last week, by a
stable door falling on him, is getting
along very nicely.
The Lamb building, formerly the
ssUpper Summit House." is being liber-
ally treated to a handsome coat of
paint. This was one of the old land
marks Of Terra Alta, until Mr.. Lamb
purchased it, since which time it has
emerged into one of our largest and
most respectable business and tenement
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Huntington ann
daughter, Miss June, and Mrs. Susid
Dover and son. Frank, were amongS
Terra Altans who attended the we'd
ding Of Miss Nyra Watson and Mr..
Edward Hartman, at Kingwood, ON
Wednesday evening last. The bride is
the daughter Of Clerk Jno. w. Watso<|
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cIARKsBURe.

HARRISBURG, W Va, August IT,
Some now contend that W. II. Davis, OF
Grantsville, Virginia, who was found deau
on the railroad track near Lumberport'
was murdered. 1t is said he went INTO
store at Lumberport and bought hVe
cents worth of tobacco, when IT was no.
ticed that he had considerable money IN
his pocket book. The coroners jury de-
cided that the man came to his death by
means unknown His pocket book was
found, but there was no money in 1t. He
was no doubt murdered and robbed.
One of the special attractions at the
Clarksburg Fair will be the hirayama fire
works.
There were three hundred and fifty-one
Republicans who attended the Clark dis
trict convention. 1t is more than likely
that this is the largest number of par
tizans that ever attended district con-
vention in any city the size of Clarks-
burg. There were three and half times
more persons at this district convention
than There are delegates appointed to
Harrison county convention. We are in
formed that both Coal and Clark districts
are solid for R. T. Lowndes, Jr., for del
egate to the Legislature.
The Saltwell church, recently erected
under the auspices of Rev. Forbes b.
Davis, will be dedicated September IL
Rev. w B. King, of Warrington, will
officiate.
Charley Morgan, son of DR.. D. P. Nor
gan, arrived in this city on Friday night.
He was on the Indiana at the sinking
of Cervera's fleet at Santiago harbor.
The Clarksburg people appreciate her
noble patriotic son, and will do him
honor.
The people here agree that there should
be no settlement or adjustment of the war
debt with Virginia. Let Virginia pay the
debt if she desires. AS for West Virginia,
| she owes none.
| There was a public meeting Of the citi-
zens of this city to discuss the advisable
| ity of a sewerage system.
| The Broad Run Baptist Association
| meets next week at Mt. Lebanon church.
| on Kincheloe.
| Episcopal ministers Of this city, Fair
| mont, Grafton, Weston, and others,
meet at Buckhannon, September 5, and I.
Among prominent people visiting in the
| city are: Miss Mabel Mckinley, of Park
ersburg; Messrs. r. II. Putnam and Ethel
! Putnam New York; W. c.. Morrison,
Winston. N. c.: Miss Maurice Brady, of
Wheeling; Miss Mary WEIGH, of Grafton;
| Mrs. c. III. fancy, of Wheeling: NJ. w
| Ogden, of Farmont; Miss Lucy Helmick
| of Fairmont; T. A. Cassidy, OF Elk Gar
den; Rev. Claude Langford, of Lewis
county.
Among our citizenes abroad are: DIR.
| A. S. Carr, at Berkeley Springs: Mr. and
Mrs. F.. A. Homer, at Mt. Lake; w. c.
| Boswell. at New York City; Miss Minnie
| Hubll, at Columbus Mr. and Mrs. F. e.
| Highland, at Virginia: Mrs. w. S. Green
| leaf, at Bridgeport; Col T. B. Seely, at
| Parkersburg; Lynn Hornor. at Denver,
| Col: Col. Tom Brennan, at Mt. Clemans,
| Mich: c. w. Borgess., at Parkersburg
! J. F. Shon. at Fairmont: Mrs. Caroline
| Jackson, at Atlantic City; Mrs. Alice
| Gardner, at Philadelphia; Mrs. Thomas
| Patton, at Lake Geneva, Wis; Miss
| Florence Thorn, at Mt. Lake Park, and
| Helen BOUCHER, at Lost Creek
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont, w. Va, August 27.-Miss
Wreda Everhart is visiting near Mar.
kinsburg.
Mrs. VIM. B. McClung and son, OF
a4arris0n'burg, Va, are guests of Mrs
r. w. Rose.
Miss Annie Barnard, of Cumberland
Is visiting Mrs. M. c. Fuller.
Mr.. Howard Minshall is home from
Baltimore.
Miss Fanny Dixon, Of Homecoming
is the guest of Mrs. VIM. Simmons.
Mr. C. N. Jenkins, son of Col. Maner
Jenkins, has been promoted chief mu-
sician in the First Regiment band.
Mrs. c. F. Moore and Mrs. John
Mackie have returned from Mt. Lake
Park.
Miss Mamie Melody, of Philadelphia
Is the guest of Miss Maggie Gilmore.
AIRS. Thos. Moore, of Fairfax, Va.
is visiting Mrs. U. B. McCandlish.
Miss Daisy Boyles is visiting a,
Pittsburg.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Ballengee are
spending few days at Capon Bridge
MISS Mary Mole. of Wilmington
DEL, is the guesstfof MIR. VIM. b.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris Sutherland, of
Chicago, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Sutherland.
M p. q, McInrue, Of New York, is
here sick with typhoid fever.
Judge ]. H. Keller is at Winchester
Va.
Mr.. j. w. Stanton, wife and two
children, of Chicago, are visiting Mr..
Martin Burke.
Col. C. T. Boon is visiting at Roam
Dke, Va.
Dr. and Mrs. j. B. Miller have re-
turned from Snow Shoe, Pa.
Mr.. J. S. Thrush, of Burlington, is
visiting III. C. Thrush.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Davis, of Laurel
Md, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. t. A.
Sullivan.
Mrs. Joshua Right, Miss Minnie
E1ardegen, Messrs. A. l.. Wheeler, w
M. Mellor and o. M. Rizer spent this
week at indianapolis, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Jameson, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. f. Graham, Messrs. w. s.
Hmallwood and E. f. Dorsey, Mrs. s.
y. Wright and Mrs. L. Il. Loar are at
ATLANTIC City.
Miss Elizabeth Cowan, of Wheeling,
Is visiting Mrs. G. E. iHotchkiss.
Mrs. Rebecca Baker died of typhoid
fever yesterday aged 63 years.
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efYlcient 3. & o. storekeeper at this
place. will be married Wednesday.
August 81, to Miss Nellie Paris, one
Of Keyser's handsome and accom-
plished ladies. They will reside IN
this city.
The Twentieth Century Cycle Clubs
picnic at the Park, Thursday, was in
every respect decided success. tam
in a small measure interfered with Tie
crowd, but even than it was the larg-
est and most enjoyable picnic held at
Grafton for several years. Some
thing over 900 people were at the
Park during the day, and over 600
round trip tickets were sold. The
Grafton Band was in attendance, and
the excellent music they furnished
was one of the pleasant features OF
the occasion.
Miss Genevieve Hayden is home
from a visit to Parkersburg friends.
Mr. John l.. Ruhl left Thursday for
a short stay at Mt. Lake Park.
Miss D. Grace Core left this morn
ing for Baltimore and New York,
where she will lay in stock OF mill
inery goods. On her return she will
open a first class millinery store on
Main street.
C. H. Cassell is visiting friends and
relatives at Keyser.
Mrs ]. H. Mills and little daughter
left Friday morning for an extended
visit to Oakland and Cumberland, Md.
Charles Brown and daughter, of the
West Side, returned Sunday from q
visit to Parkersburg.
Rev. |. A. Barnes, of MorgantoWn,
was a Grafton visitor this week.
Will Willhide was at Mt. Lake Park
this week.
w. Riley Gregg returned Sunday
from three weeks vacation in Harrl-
son county.
Misses Eva Hare and Anna Sher-
wood, of Fairmont, are the charming
guests of Mrs. c. R. Lilly.
VIM. Dorsey, who has been in T'un-
Melton for some time past as teiegra-
pher, is the guest of his mother, on
Washington street.
Miss Grace Proudfoot is the guest
Of relatives at Parkersburg.
Rev. j. D. Simmons attended the
Union Baptist Association at Hephzl-
bah, near Pruntytown, this week.
A. M. Cunningham, prominent
business man of Clarksburg, was here
Friday.
DdNfolay Commandery, No. IL,
Knights Templar, held a special ccn-
clave Friday evening at which time
the orders were conferred on several
candidates. A large number of Wis
iting Sir knights were present. A
banquet was spread at the conclusion
Of the exercises.
Mrs. A. T. Cline and daughters,
Misses Nellie and Helen, left Friday
! morning for an extended visit to rela-
tives at Martinsburg.
Messrs. C. W. Monroe, Byron
Rightmier and Heny Pracht left
Thursday for a ten days trip to At
lantic City and New York.
Miss Florence and Mamie Cole have
returned from a trip to Mt. Lake
| Park.
Mrs. John c. Deck returned home
| this week from an extended visit tc
relatives at Lake Shore, Nd.
Editor Kildow, Of the Beverly En-
| terprise, was in town several days this
| week.
Prof. U. S. Fleming, superintendent
of Parkersburg public schools, wa:
among prominent visitors to our towr
| this week.
Rev. Amber, the new Episcopa
| Sunday as rector of Grafton church.
| ! MIR. Henyy PRESS was married Wed
!, "---,----.-s,..S -Hioveiand, Ohio to Miss
! Anna wise, 1oiAIo4,J--e +hiS city. They
will arrive here in a few days and re
| side here.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Pa, August T-The
Washington Military band will furnish
the music for the coming fair at this
place, on September 1924.
Charles Francis. one of the oldest en-
ployes of the Wheeling division of the y.
& O., had his right leg cut of by a car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
YORK UNIVERSITY.

The annual examinations In the University Grad
nate School will begin week. and continue two
,,asks Resides the regular examinations In the re-
spective courses. there is an examination for the
decorate conducted orally. A special ceremony
Is thrown around this examination In that the en-
tire graduate faculty is invited to be present. and
tho examination cannot be entered upon unless a
quorum OF about third of the professors are In
attendance. They expected TO appear in cap
and gown Each candidate for the decorate is
examined upon tho field OF knowledge traversed
By his thesis which must be already received
and approved. The number OF candidates for the
electorate this year is larger than for several
years past. .
Chancellor MacCracken made an address last
Tuesday eysplSA Al the dinner held in celebration