Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-03
THE PROGRAM.
What the Editors Will Do Here
Next Week.

together with some of the things that
will be done to them during their stay
"A Glance at the List of Attractions
viii SaoW that there is Going to be
Very Caloric Extent of Duration i'm
the Ancient Metropolis Presi
dent of the Association issues the
program-Three DAYS of Amusement
and Instruction.
The president of the state editorial
association has issued the program
for the meeting which is to take place
here for three days next week begin
ming on Wednesday The program
shows that there is TO be very warm
time here and that every body can
find something in the list of attrae-
tions which will interest them. The
town is ready for them and will try
to see to it that they have a nice
time while they are here.
The official program is as follows;
PROGRAM.
Association called to order at 10 a.
NJ. May 18th, by the President.
Opened with Prayer.
Freedom Of the City rendered by
the Mayor. Hon. ". E. Glasscock.
Address of Welcome on Behalf of
the Local Committee, by Prof. S. B.
Brown, Chairman of Committee on
Arrangements.
Short Reply on Behalf of the As
ISOLATION, by the President.
Music by the University Glee Club.
Calling of the Roll by the Secretary.
Disposition of Minutes of Last
Meeting.
Appointment Of Committees and
Election Of New Members.
Report of the Treasurer.
Report of the Historian, J. E. Cur
tis, Esq, Of the Pan Handle News,
Wellsburg.
Poem, by James Brainerd Morgan,
of The Times, Gerardstown.
lis a Woman Citizen?n Paper by
Mrs. a. H. Brown, of the Weston
State Times.
Recess Till 1.30 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-1:30 TO $3.50
Music by the University Orchestra.
Annual Report of the President.
''Top of Column Next to Reading
ter"-Paper by James w. Holt,
Editor Grafton Sentinel.
Music-Address by Hon. Louis
President National Edi-
torial Association and Editor Daily
Democrat, Brazil, Indiana.
Report of Committee on Legisla-
tion, and Discussion Relative to its
Future Work.
$3.50 Till O'clock--Visit the Diff
ferent Departments Of the University
and Witness the Drill OF the Cadet
Corps.
NIGHT SESSIONS TILL 1890.
Music by the Orchestra.
Address of Welcome on Behalf of
the University and Citizens of Nor
gantown-by Hon. George G. Sturgiss,
President of the Board of Regents.
Reply on Behalf of the Association
By Robert Lynn Bland, of Weston,
Secretary of the Association.
Music-Address- Hon. Champ
Clark, Member of Congress from Mis-
souri,, on Picturesque Public Men,"
THURSDAY MAY 12TH-9 TO II
Prayer Calling the Roll
and Reading the Minutes
Reports of Committees and Officers.
Election of New Members and Col
lection of Dues.
"Reminiscences of a -Four Years
Stay in Ireland"-By Hon. James B.
fancy, of the Wheeling Register and
Ex-U. S. Consul to Belfast.
Music-Poem BY Mrs. Frances
Moore Bland, of Weston.
HThe Beginning Of Educational
Work in West Virginia "-Paper by
Hon. Virgil A. Lewis, of Mason City,
Ex-State Supt of Free Schools.
AFTERNOON SESSION 1:30 TO $3.50
Music 1The Devil and the He'll Box"
BY Gus A. Bolden, of the Terra
Alta Republican.
Life of An Editor as q. S. Consul
in Honduras''-By Hon. j. j. Peter
son, of the Charleston Mail.
Music--"The Mistakes of a News
paper Debutante"-By Miss Jessie
Gilmore, of the Knight Errant, Buck
harmon.
Selection of the Next Place of
Meeting.
$3.50 Till 6--Visit the Seneca Glass
Works, Wooden Mills and Other In
dustries.
NIGHT SESSIONS TO 1890.
Music-The New Aristocracy"-An
Address by DIR. Jerome III. Ray