Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

NN'""aA''s Aut al expressed
thstn-riveS delighted with the work si
the ss>sion. and with the general out.
io-,A of the college.
The Aiamn~ ASss--iath,u ex~r~i~-s n,
night eio~ssi corsfnsn-srn~as tha, ~gI
~ memorable IN the history - tho c,l
lego, Aitaru-v-tsen~ral wm Corhr.n~
Pitt. - Alabama. delivered a very in
ierr-;ing lecture On Westminster A.
hey.
The Industrial institute and C,ii~x.
y a. ''h'.--c--a ~ the sat-. uarvh 4.
isS- On the day IL "a. OWNED IN
octob~r. i~Ss-th~r- we're 80 .ppliran,s
trr admission tpgrer,is % two ,aosi-
and Young WOMEN have eunae under
IT. Instruction The work - ths,-. - b.,
have gone out j. thus notssi. >s-ner
raPher~. -. h--oisk-vpsr. and cashiers.
'~i' dre~sruak r sad miiIinsr,. ~. u~r
chants and s,ls>xom~n -. t-aeh.r~ q
industrial rr~ -. tsach~rS nf nuSis.
q: IN r's~;"ric- aud clerical wvrs. T..
IN nii~d states evil service. .. in~ur-
ance snt other a--u,S. 5. keeping
boarding houses. s. teiexraphsrs. s.
printer :. Phvsi-ian~ ami hospital
work, 9. srti>t>. :. ior-i-n missionary.
l. journalists. :. teachers in academies.
f'A Total N inda rial and ci~r.c,l
pursuits. iss. total in professional work.
~. HOME m siser~ niarr., 4 soi. max
ing the total accuunsei fpr outside ~
the 1ia IN college for >ss,ion just elossd
i.st5.
Thi> = splendid res,pri ~ nohi
achievement in practical lines. . dem
"ustraii' that the I. J. amt q. u an IN.
dustrisl institute a. we'll a. . COLLEGE.
II was the hr.t STATE ell e ever
founded for women the Mississippi
plan ef doing the right thing in the
right way. at the rgtt tim.
The faculty fsr ths, ss.N,ion "A { cias~,i
i a. follows Ans,rew Armstrong Min
esnns "a president. rrsfe->or % political
ecunpmv aud civirs. MiSs Mary ! -
Csllaway. mi>,ies, Of mathematics.
Miss laRline Y. Orr. mistress of Eng
N. Ni>s Minnie Pa>lay. mi. t-,.>S of
Latin. Miss Edith Fahn -sto.-iS- miS RS
q lnosiern In -uag. :. Nr~. ,. J. Ma~hy.
rni>-r,-ss - history and piiilu- pty. Miss
tsrt = Walker mi,t.ess of na.ursl -ei-
en- -; Nj :. e.. Mci.surin. mis re - %
irdrstrisl AMI nne art. vi = Ruth
kaudsh bush. mi~tr - of bookkeeping
aud penmasship. Ns. Emmi. Pevver.
mistress ot te egrsPhy. phoneg Apply
and tYpewriting. NJ Jesfie Jahns OF.
misitess of d-,.ssmskiHx. Vi knnie
Pant, mistress of nermsl department;
NJ ; Res Pcehi,-s. assistant IN Enrli>h
aud Lat n. Miss Mary Il. Il, au n s,sis,-
ant IN math-mat 6. Mr. H. ~ Powell.
assistant IN r. Nay Farinhs,lt Jones.
VI u. mi>s ~ = % physi al Gu trr q. phv-
>ioipgy ard a 1afom " ~ Nccloua
faiudcNter. IN sfr =. of strumeatal
muse. Misses Nary Norg N. Lafayette
liaughton. s>i>ia ltS; Miss Matte Lol
frs'sn. m : rcss OF vocal music
Otsie.rs-H- NJ Nadd-ll. : e-e,arv
and treasurer: May Far nbolt 10 teS.
res'd .nt.physieisn.Miss Lorraine street.
SUP erintcndent in dorui ory. Nrs- NJ
l.. >hattuck. hous excepting. Mr~ A. n.
Whittsli. superintendent Of laundry
Trustees Cos. A. J. MeLaurin, ex-
ofiicio president. Memb. r. Whose term
exPirss in 1900. nr Lea wi liamsou
Hon. Frank p. >mith. Barnett: Hon. Z.
II. No srs. Roseslale. wlo~ term ex-
pirss in 1909: lion. ". a. Yesgr,
t,reenville. Hon =. 4. Criix West
Point; Hon. p. h Franklin. secre;ar :.
Columbus. Who .. term expires 1894:
bishop Charles Il tsalloNay. Jackson:
Ioa- W. z. Taekett. Lexington: Hon.
John II. Miller. Biloxi Member ex-
q icio. Hon IA. l.. Whitfield. State
superintendent OF public education.
Exec itive committee n Franklin.
T. H. Moore. A. A. kinc naou-
The next =. sion will open septeH-
her - no quarstine or other adjective
Provids nee preventing.
The Bia~ and the Gray st Ntck.h.rg.
The memorial addresses at the Ma
tioual Cemetery, Nicksburg. MAY soth.
were of rare interest. because Of the
uttered ten ;. u. Lee. Can't. H. A..
Campbell and ten. T. ;. Butts. Confed-
crates, and Judge Frederic Sreed and
Capt. {. T.. Langley. ex-federat soldiers.
were the orators. In the asidre>s Of
Judge Speed. he stated that an arms
corps of 1914 were there bivouaced
upon flames eternal camping ground.
and of these ia.5Is were ia unknown
graves He ssid the sublimest spectacle
ever enacted upon the footstooi Of the
Almighty. was that which transpired on
Calvary; the second in sublimify was
the dissolution of the armies of the four
years struggle. and their absorption
into the channels of industry and peace:
the third was the one in which he and
other speakers were actors
Gen- Lee said that no such scene
could occur in any nation except this
great republic To him. il was a singu-
lar incident and coincidence. for IL was
the first time he had been in Federal
cemetery to do honor Ia the Federal
dead. Thirty-s.yen years ago he was
an active participant in the stirring
scenes around the heroic city. Then
we faced each other a. enemies in
deadly conflict; TODAY. with feelings OF
love and friendship. actuzsed by com
mon patriotism, and all looking to the
grand future of our great republic
Hamilton College. Water Valley
closed its third annual session on the
9TH with delight commenceme 1t pro-
gram. Fourteen young ladies' received
diplomas. and several certificates and
medals were awarded. The hoop drill
and the drill with college colors,
elected great applause from the large
audience The college has pupils from
several States, and splendid local
patronage
| The Aberdeen Examiner warmly CON.
mends the action of Gov. MeLauriE iu
appointing as mayor of Jackson the
choice of the people. As expressed 81 a
special election held for that purpose
The Examiner suggests that this coarss
h. .dapted in the filing of all vacancies