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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08
MUSEE LEAGUE

'a!ght-P.rates and Auroras,
Evening star., 1898-06-22
EMERSON INSTITUTE.

Program of Closing Exercises for
Year 1S9s-'9S.
The closing exercises of the Emerson In
stitute for the year 1S97-9S. Prof. Charles
B. Young, principal, were held In the main
hail of the institute, 914 14th street. The
parents and friends of the boys were pres
ent and were entertained by an enjoyable
Program.
Fitzhugh c. Goldsborough delivered the
salutatory. and the valedictory was de-
livered by Paul N. Peck.
Much amusement was afforded the spec
tators by a mimic congressional debate,
participated in by twenty or more boys.
This was the most interesting feature of
the exercises. Fitzhugh Goldsborough won
the first medal. The second and third med
ais. for oratory, were awarded to Rich
mond Pearson and Bryson Taylor.
The following is a list of the awards for
the forty-sixth scholastic year:
Roll of honor: First class, classical-First
Pinkney medal. Paul n. Peck; second
Pinkney medal. Fitzhugh c. Goldsborough.
Distinction in all studies, Louis Wiehle,
Browning Carrott Honorable mention, Ju-
liam Huff.
First class, scientifc-Gold medal, T.
Scott Miller; silver medal, Clifton H Ho-
gan.
Honorable mention-Geo. vass and Paul
Scharf.
Second class. classical - Gold medals.
Weston B. Flint and Thomas Fleming
Honorable mention, Bryson Taylor Philip
Hichborn and Milton Hahn.
Second class, scientific-Honorable men
ton, Yelverton Garnett Aubrey Clarke
Rupert Vickery, Robert Maxwell and Ralph
Null. Medal for punctuality, Otto Veerhoff
Third class-Gold medal Irwin Fleming:
silver medals. Beale Bloomer, Clarence Hell
len and Edwin Frazier; distinction in all
studies. Henry Tillman, Chas. Cory
Arthur Payne, David Harris and Harold
Springer; honorable mention Albert Dulin
Henry Garnett Thomas McLaurin, Sabin
Russell and John Russell.
Junior department-First class: Gold
medal Richmond Pearson: honorable men,
tion, Clifton King. Burren Huff and Sidney
Johnstone.
Second class-Silver medal Tilgham Colds
borough; honorable mention, Rollins Waters
and George Gorham: commendation for i'm
provement Fred kozel and Willis Brooke:
department, Richmond Pearson, Clifton
King and Thomas Alvord; distinction in
Latin, Harry Seusney.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
YEARS COURSE OVER
The Eighty-First Annual Commence
ment Of Georgetown University.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS PRESENT
Delivery of Class Orations and
Award Of Prizes.
CoNFERRING OF DEGREES

The eighty-first annual commencement Of
Georgetown University was held this morn
ing, commencing at 10 o'clock. The exer-
cises, as usual, were held in the CASTOR
Memorial Hall The place was prettily
decorated for the occasion. On the wall
facing the audience two immense American
flags were gracefully draped, with the
colers of the college for a center piece,
forming an excellent background to the
stage, where were seated the students Of
the graduating class and the invited guests.
Long before the time set for the opening
of the exercises people began foeking to
the hail. and soon the seating capacity of
the hall, both on the main floor and in the
gallery, was almost entirely taken up. 1t
was an audience in which the feminine sex
predominated and made up in large part
of young ladies.
A few minutes before 10 o'clock the. or
chestra of the Lafayette Square Opera
House, somewhat augmented for the occa-
sion, began the opening Selection from
FaGst. Promptly at 10 o'clock the men,
bers of the graduating class, in gowns and
caps, marched into the hall and took their
seats at the north end of the platform.
Following them came the invited guests of
the day. Mgr. Martinelli, the papal able
gate, escorted by Rev. John Conway, s. j.,
wee rector of the university, and Rev.
archbishop was attired in the robes of his
office and carried his insignia The in
vited guests included nearly all of the
clergy OF the city, the number in attend
ance being quite large. The diplomatic
corps was also represented, the most con-
spicuous being from the Chinese legation
TEere were also number of senators and
representatives among the guests Father
Iom sherman, chaplain of the 4th Mis-
souri, volunteers with Colonel Corby of the
same regiment, were also present coming
rather late.
After an overture by the orchestra, Offen-
bachs Orpheus,' the graduating poem.
possessing much merit, was read by Sam
uei j. Waggaman of the District of Co
lumbia. AT the close the author was iber-
ally applauded. A selection by the orches-
ira, the water scene, "Narcissus." by New
ems, was splendidly rendered.
BachelOr's Address.
The bachelors Grafton was delivered bv
W. Carroll Diamond of Maryland, his SUBJ
ject being ''The Beautiful in Philosophy"
In his opening sentence he spoke of the
philosophic ages of long ago, when st.
Augustine replied in answer to a query
Time, what is 1t? If unasked I know:
but if you ask me, 1 know not" This
Evening star., 1898-06-22

The Turkish legation has made the fol-
lowing declaration:
'"The frequent murders and pillages COM
mitted by Christians of Berana, under the
il.stigation of Montenegrinians, having
exasperated the Mussuiman population Of
the district, and having forced them into
reprisals, some alterations and disorders
have occurred. and during these disturb
ances a number of huts of villages havo
been destroyed. Turkish troops sent i'm
mediately in sufficient numbers to the spot
at once restored order. His imperial
majesty, the sultan, In his feeling OF grace
and paternal solfcftude toward his subjects
without distinction of race or religion, has
magnanimously accorded full and COM
plete amnesty to the persons implicated
in this affair and generously ordered the
rebuilding of the destroyed huts and the
reinsta1lation into their old homes of the
Christian inhabitants who had crossed
over to Montenegro. Turkish general
has been ordered to make an inquiry into
this affair and Montenegrinian delegate
has been appointed to join and assist him
in order to Investigate whether there was
any fault on the part of Turkish or Mon
tenegrinian officials"
Evening star., 1898-06-22
CLOSE OF TERM,
The Annual Exercises of Trinity Pa.
rochial School.


rOchial School.
The annual commencement exercises OF
Trinity Parochial School were held Mon
day afternoon at o'clock at Linthicum
Hail. The friends and relatives of the pu-
pills turned out in full force. The program
was arranged under the direction of the
principal, Mr. Michael ]. Seaman. 1t en-
braced ten numbers, opening with plano
duet by Misses Josephine and Mary Curtin
and followed by chorus by the pupils Of
Trinity and st. Joseph's school. The third
number was of a patriotic character, enti-
tied Our Country's Wars" jeremiah Dren-
nan spoke of the war of 1175, Joseph Kear-
ney the war of 1872, Ambrose Durkin the
war of 1916, and Lawrence brennan the
war Of 1S61-5, with soprano solo interven-
ing. rendered by William O'Neil. A dia-
logue, "A Plea for Peace was rendered by
Misses johanna brennan. Josie Curtin, Nell
lie Narnedy, Bessie kengla, May Reilly,
Louise Lipscomb and Nora Mcdonald. Al
ter a piano solo by Miss Nellie Dugan the
minst trels were introduced, the work of the
pupils receiving great applause. Roccofort
Lyddane took the part of Captain Sigsbee;
Bernard Mckinley, Commodore Schley:
George Branzell, Admiral Dewey; Joseph
Dugan, Admiral Sampson, and John Luns-
ford, Fitzhugh Lee. recitation, The Ri
diculous Piece" by Dore Murray preceded
the awarding of diplomas.
A piano solo by Miss Johanna brennan
was followed by the valedictory, delivered
by Samuel S. Edmonston. a prize drill by
the pupils of the school came next in order
the program closing with the singing of
THE Star Spangled Banner"
jeremiah J. brennan, Leo B. McCrystal.
Samuel s. SEdmonston and Joseph NJ Kear-
ney were awarded graduation diplomas, and
were also awarded the scholarships to
Georgetown University, through the cour-
tesy of the faculty Of the university. The
gold medal for the best individual driiler
given TO Jeremiah T. brennan. The r
companist for the afternoon was Miss Rose
kearrey. The judges of the drill were Ma
jor Coughlin, Lieutenant Aschetter and
Lieutenant Marlsey of the Gonzaga College
Cadets. The commander of the drill squad
was Lieut.. Harry Hegarty. also of GonEaga
College.
Evening star., 1898-06-22

animal" said Mr.. ,Kirbs. in his introduce
tory remarks. Fer, endowed at birth
with organs of sense with which to see
and hear, an Imagination to reproduce, a
heart to feel and a reason to judge, he
looks around him iff nature and in life and
beholds on all sides GODS revelation of the
beautiful The result Is art and literature
the revelation of nature's beauty and of
life's beauty, as conceived and represented
in the mind of mar9'
Under the head of the beautiful in art
the speaker viewed the whole field in a
general way, like a landscape viewed from
a hill. where the impression of what is seen
is clearer in proportion as the gaze is pa
tient and the objects few
What is it in a, statue, painting. a
building or an oratorio that makes it "a
thing of beauty ana 10Y forever?' The
answer is twofold. dFirstSof all, it is such
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Upholstery
Department.

Summer Curtains and Curtainings,
Summer Draperies in all the wanted
sorts. Slip Covers, Window Shades,
Window Screens and Doors to Or
der. Lace Curtains and Blankets
cleansed, Mattresses and Pillows
renovated, Furniture reupholstered.
Estimates furnished.
Tomorrow, Thursday,
5000 yards Chinese Crepe Cloth, in a full line
Of colors-for curtains, draperies, pillow covers.
screen mountings. etc.-31 inches wide.
IOc. a yard.
Fish Net Draperies in rich oriental colors. 2
yards long, for doors, windows, coy corners, etc.
$I.5o each.
Wire Screen Doors. all sizes, ready to hang.
oOc. EACH
Fancy Screen Doors, all sizes. ready to hang,
SI.15 each.
Adjustable Wire Window Screens. in all tho
popular sizes,
3oc. to soc. each.
Second floor
Evening star., 1898-06-22
PRIZES AWARDED PREps.
brfef and Simple Exercises at George
town Cnfversfty


The preparatory department of Georgia.
town University was closed for the scho-
iastic year yesterday, with brief exercises
in Castor Hall. Medals and premiums
were awarded as follows:
Prizes open to general compettion-Elo-
cution. gold medals Preston p Ednonston.
District of Columbia; premium, William
Mckellar, Connecticut.
Catechism-Gold medal (gift of Edward
A Scott of South Carolina). Preston p. Ed
monston. District of Columbia; premium.
Ward Barron, California
FIRST academic-First premium. Preston
r. Edmonston, District of Columbia: second
premium. Joseph Kuhn, District OF Colum-
pla English composttion-Premum,H Harold
Kelly of New Jersey
Second academic-Premium William For
syth, District of Columbia English conn
position-Premium, Joseph Warren. New
Jersey.
Third academic (section A)-Premium.
Victor Wilson, Maryland. English compo-
sition-Premium. Ewing Wilson, MARYLAND,
Third academic (section Bl-First pre-
MUM, Hall S. Lusk District of Columbia;
second premium. Francis p Sullivan Dis
trict of Columbia. English composition
Hall s. Lusk, District of Columbia
Modern languages, second class of French
FIRST premium, Preston p. Edlnonston,
District of Columbia; second premium Wil-
liam Ellis, District of Columbia.
Third class of French-First premium.
Charles Moran, District of Columbia: Sec
ond premium, John M. Wolfe, Pennsylva-
MIA.
Fourth class of French (section A)-First
premium, Nicholas Hill, District of Column
bia; second premium, Asa Oracle, Arkan-
SaS.
Fourth class of French (section Bl-First
premium, Frank Ready, District of Column
bia; second premium, Francis p Sullivan,
District of Columbia.
Second class of German-Premium, Leo
B. Dannemiller, Ohio
Mathematics, geometry-First premium,
Harold Kelly, New Jersey; second pre-
MUM, Asa Gracie Arkansas
Lower algebra tsection A)-Premium,
John M. Wolfe, Pennsylvania.
Lower algebra tsection B)-First pre-
mium, Bennet Porter, District of Columbia;
second premium, Francis Hilton, District
of Columbia.
Arithmetic and bookkeeping-Premium
Seth Shepard, jr., District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
The "SOrosis''
Walking Boot

For summer Use, is especially adapt
able therefor, because of its weight
shape and general characteristics. It
is made of excellent stock, ON scien-
tihc principles, and is both stvlish
and serviceable.
$3.50 is the price
tor this and all other styles of the
Sorosis'-the shoe especially de-
signed for women's wear. If YOUR
foot is hard to fit try "Sorosis."
Two other styles in Summer Foot
wear for tourists and general outing
purposes are as follows:
Brown vici Kid Lace Boots pear toe. military
heel, extension sole-well made and nicely fin.
ished-
$500 pair.
Brown Wei Kid Lace Boots made Of very s,e
STOCK on improved forms. They are inches In
neisht An excellent boot for mountain wear
$500 a pair.
Second floor
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Standard
Lawn Mowers.

You can't keep lawn at It's best
if you don't take it in time. We are
offering our Standard Lawn Mowers
at prices heretofore impossible for
such a high-grade mower. These
Mowers are simple in construction
light running, self sharpening to a
large extent, and easily adjusted.
We call especial attention to the
family size we are offering for
$I.o5 each.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Army Orders.

Major Robert L. Longstreet, c. s. has
been assigned to duty as chief commissary
of subsistence of division of the 9TH Army
Corps at Jacksonville.
Capt H. E. Cloke, c. S.. has been ordered
to duty at Chickamauga; Major L. A.
Craig, A. A. G., to the LIST Army Corps at
Chickamauga; Capt. ]. F. Jenkins, c. s.. to
Tampa, Fla; Lieut.. p. w. Crawford Sig
nal Corps, to Chickamauga; Capt. w. S.
Lincoln, c. S., to Tampa. Fla; Major J.
w. Bayne, surgeon, for duty at the Letter
Hospital, Chickamauga: Major w. B. Scho-
field, paymaster, to San Francisco. Cal;
Lieut. W. NJ. Cruikshank, LIST Artillery, TO
Peekskill, N. Y, on duty in connection
with the mastering in OF the LIST Volunteer
Lieutenant Colonel F. ID. Baldwin. l. G,
has been assigned to duty on the staff of
the commanding general of the Sd Army
Corps at Chickamauga.
Major j. Il. Houston of the pay depart
ment has been ordered to visit Camp Alger
and Sheridan Point, Va, and Fort WASH
ington. Md, for the payment of troops.
Major General ]. W. Keifer has been or
dered to Jacksonville, Fla, for duty with
the 1th Army Corps.
The following named additional paymas-
tiers have been relieved from duty in this
city, and ordered to duty at Atlanta, Ga:
Majors G. B. Guild w. ]. Cowden. S. r.
Mcmillan, N. b. Curry, c. A. Smylie, Otto
Decker and Louis Knapp.
MdJoT D. 1diidSntr, =. mas Deen
assigned to duty with the 4th Army Corps
at Tampa
Capt s. NJ swigert. % Cavalry. and
Lieut.. ]. w. Cole, 7th Cavalry. have been
ordered to various points in Kentucky for
the purchase of horses for volunteer cav
airy troops.
Col. H. H. Sargent, 5th Volunteer In
fantry and Lieut.. Lutz Wahl, 2Ist In
fartry, have been ordered to Columbus,
Miss, to examine applicants for commits
sions in the 5th Volunteer Infantry
Lieut.. c. S. Babcock Of the artillery has
been ordered to San Francisco for duty in
the department of the Pacific.
Brigadier General Lloyd Wheaton has
been relieved from duty with the 7th Army
Corps and ordered to duty with the 4th
Army Corps. at Tampa, Fla.
Lieut.. Edgar Russell, 9Th Artillery at
West Point, N. Y. has been ordered to
duty with the expedition to the Philippines
Capt. j. c. Bush, Tth Artillery, has been
relieved from duty at New York and or
dered to his battery; Capt ID. A. Dodge,
c. s., to the 9Th Army Corps at Chicka-
mauga; Major ID. NJ. White I. G., to duty
with the 4th Army Corps at Mobile. Ala.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Women's White
PiQue Suits.

P1que Suits.
White Piques are reported scarce.
We are pleased to announce the ar
rival of some very handsome Tailor
made Pique Suits and Separate
Skirts, which will be on sale tomor-
row. They are made of imported
Pique and patterned in three of the
latest and most popular styles, and
are offered at special prices, as
follows:
FLY FRoNT-with strapped darts. strapped
seams: skirts have full founce, with strapped
trimmings.
BLAZER sHAPE-open pointed front with strap
ped darts; skirts have full founce, with strapped
trimmings
DOUBLE BREASTED-with darts. elegantly
tailored; skirt has full founce with strapped trim
mings.
Special Price, $500 Each.
Separate Skirts,
OF imported White Pique. full founce, strapped
trimmings-fashioned and tailored in the most ap-
proved
Special Price, $3.50 Each.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
FIGHT TlMG Bob. Bob !, EVANS USES

Fortress Monroe. Va. April II. Dear Sr-En-
eli sed fnd money crer for 81 Please send Allen s
E.ot-Ease a. to Capt Evans ism. com'd.g battle
ship Iowa, Key West, Fla Also send to Naval Ca
Oct Frank Txyior Evans. hattie ship Massacllu-
sets, hampton Roads, Va" Letters like this
come daily. Aliens Fogt-Eaee Is Powder to be
shaken into the shoes 1t gives Rest and Comfort
t. to-. swollen, acling. hot sveating tired feet
glEts and shoe stores sell IT. 25c SAMPLE sent
FREE. Address ALLEN 8. oIMSTED, lie RoS, Ny.
Evening star., 1898-06-22

Peter Terari was in Judge Scotts process
sion this morning as vagrant. He plead
ed not guilty, but said he had no statement
to make.
This old man was en- Railroad avenue
in Twining City, yesterday begging from
door to door," was the complaint of Po-
rceman Owens
Sixty days. said the court
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Woodward ID LOthrOp,
y 10TH 18th SITS. N w.
Summer Requisites.

All the wants for home and self comfort have been planned for We
have kept strictly touch with the and have gathered all the
things likely need And inducements
unsurpassed if equad anywhere
and the lowest prices known goods and
a constantly increasing o our patrons.
You'll find the always comfortable perfect
tilaon the hottest day.
If you leave for what you We you by
mail express satisfactorily counters
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Porch
Rockers.

We are showing some very odd
and pretty styles in Porch Rockers
great, easy, comfortable things that
invite one to rest and ease. We
quote the following special value:
Reed Porch Rockers large size, strongly made.
and built Ter comfort. also be for sitting
room or bed room.
SI.o5 each.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Refrigerator
Special.

We offer at less than the usual
price lot of Refrigerators, which
are strictly high class and which we
guarantee in every respect.
Hardwood Cold Dry Air Refrigera.ors. galvanized
shelves and ice rack, seif-retaining castors self
closing drip cup. swinging Dashboard packed with
charcoal sheathing. They are made on scientific
principles and elegantly finished.
Special price, So.o5 each. :
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Box
COuches.

C0ucnes.
A large assortment of the popular
Wardrobe or Box Couches at our
exceptionally low prices. All fitted
with the patent self-opening spring
tops.
Cretonne and Printed Denim Coverings.
$50 each. Usually $8,5 50.
Best Denim Coverings,
$3.50 each. Usually $1,000.
Oriental Tapestry Coverings,
$1,000 each. Usually SI2.oo.
Best Corduroy Coverings,
SI2.5o each. Usually $500.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
White Iron and
Brass Bedsteads.


Our assortment of high-grade
White Enameled and Brass Bed
steads includes the newest designs in
the most reliable makes, at the low
est possible prices for first quality
goods.
White Enameled Bedsteads
$3.50 to S25oo.
White Enameled Twin Bedsteads
$500.
Best Seamless Brass Tube Bedsteads
$500 TO $500.
We shew some especially attractive designs in a
number Of new ideas in White EnameIed Iron Bed
steads, with heavy roll-top effects. These designs
conceded by all who have seen them to be the
richest and handsomest Of the season.
$1,000, SI2oo and $1,000 each.
Third f,or.
Evening star., 1898-06-22

konored by the presence OF SO many emf
nent and distinguished men, and which is
surrounded with every outward sign and
accompaniment of 10Y and giadness. But
can We consider this occasion merely in
the light OF gala day a day of rejoic-
inga Is the presence OF this great number
OF persons due simply to Idle interest and
Evening star., 1898-06-22

chestra struck up a patriotic medley, be-
ginning with the "Star Spangied Banner"
during the rendition of the anthem, and re-
manned standing until the band finished.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Stamped
Linens.

A lot OF Stamped Linens has been
secured to sell at lower prices than
usual. All newest and choicest de-
signs finished with silk stitched
border.
Dcylies, some round, some square, stamped in
pretty designs.
35c. Regular price, SOC.
Centerpieces, beautiful designs,
75c- Regular price, $Ioo.
SI.oo. Regular price, SI.5o.
SI-5o. Regular price, S2oo.
Tray Cloths. appropriately designed,
SI-oo- Regular price, SI.5o.
serviettes. soc. Regular price, 75c.
First floor.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Laundry Trunk
Baskets.

We call especial attention to the
new line of Spllnt Laundry Trunks,
which we are showing in various
sizes, with or without tops and hasps
for locking, and offer as a special
value two-bushel size, complete with
strong lid and ready for locking, to
send your clothing from the summer
home to be laundered
$2.25 each.
Other styles and sizes.
Fifth foor
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Four Year. Mt trenton.

WilliAm Hutison pleaded guilty In Grim
inal Court No. 2 yesterday to the charge OF
and was sentenced to serve
four years IN Trenton prison.
Evening star., 1898-06-22

Representative Wanger RenomfnnteS
Representative Irwin p. wanxer has been
renominated for Congress In the seventh
Peunsylvania district.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Nursery
Refrigerators.

So called because Of their convenient size They
ere especially adapted for nursery and sick room
use They also~f for small family use Double
wall. well packed nickel faucet
SI.o5 each.
Evening star., 1898-06-22

Special price, S0.o5 each