The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-11
THE EDITORS.
What the Association will do
To-Day.

The Opening Of the Session A good at.
tendance Is Expected-A most inter-
esting program the Public is invited
to attend the sessions which are all
Pnblic-C Commencement Hall is to be
the meeting Place--tll should attend
and hear the Celebrated lecture by
Champ Clark on Picturesque Public
Mea."
The three days session of the State
Editorial Association will begin to-
day and the editors as usual
when there is anything to be done
will get down to business at once.
The program for the first day will
be very good one and those who
have the opportunity should by all
means attend the sessions. There
will be many good things to see and
hear and the meeting will be Of
great interest not only to the mera-
bers of the profession but to the
public as well. The sessions are all
public and every one is invited to
attend.
The large and commodious Chapel
Hall at the University will be used
for meeting place and as it is east
ly accessible there is expected to be
a large attendance of town people
The members of the Association will
begin to arrive this afternoon but
only few are expected then. The
main body will come tomorrow
morning. There will be more than
one hundred knights of the quill
present during the meeting.
The address at night by Hon.
Champ Clark will be one of the
finest things ever given in this place
and all who can possibly get up to
the hall should hear him. The
subject is very interesting one and
as he is one of the picturesque pub
lie men about which he is talking
there will be a great deal of interest
attached to the lecture ON that ac-
count.
The program for to-day is as
follows:
PROGRAM
Association called to order at 10 a.
10. May 18th, by the President.
Opened with Prayer.
Freedom Of the City rendered by
the Mayor, Hon. w. f. 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. L. Cur
It's, Esq, of the Pan Handle News,
Wellsburg.
Poem, by James Brainerd Morgan
Of The Times, Gerardstown.
sis Woman a Citizen?r Paper by
Mrs. A. II. Brown, of the Weston
State Times.
Recess Till 1.30 O'Clock p. m.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-l:30 TO $3.50
Music by the University Orchestra.
Annual Report of the President.
ssTop of Column Next to Reading
Mattern-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-
ton, and Discussion Relative to its
Future Work.
$3.50 Till 6 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-By Hon. Champ
Clark, Member of Congress from Mis-
souri,, on Picturesque Public Men. Z"