The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17

| euAhiHS eAuHple5 OF the influence OF
one man.
Glass History. 81
The class history was read by Frank
Louis Schmidt In good voice. The
trials. tribuiations and triumphs OF his
class mates were nmuslngly recited by
Mr.. Schmidt, who claimed superiority
for the class Of 1899. physically. men.
tally and morally His history dated
from the Junior year when they over
rode the seniors. and then In their SEN
Tor year they beat at base ball and
other things the class Of 1900. The In
diyidunl members "of this famous
class" were Showed up" by Historian
Schmidt In very amusing lights. for he
had nicknames galore and hits" in
profuslon. His closing remarks were
Hinged with seriousness and he babe
farewell ITO old Linsly's classic halls
In tender language Mr., Schmidt's
class history was far above the aver
age and deserved the appreciation 1t
received. te
Arthur Clarence stifels subject was
THE Dead Living and the Living
Dead" The dead We're forgotten, he
said, save in the case OF the illustrlous
few. These he classed as "the dead
| living" The man shutting through the
world minus ambition and npathetlc to
human needs was q member Of the
undeslred class Of "the living dead"
Mr.. Stifel's argument contained many
practical suggestions and was a fine
! Grafton.
"The New Americanism" was the
timely theme ably handled by Grafton
Asbury Beall. He began with saying
that the United States stands on
threshold, at meeting of the ways.
The direct path to glory, asserted Mr..
Beull, led to expansion. Through two
crises the ship Of state passed safely,
and in the present Gods hand was
seen. 1.-THE whole world awards our
decision: we cannot shirk our duty: the
United States cannot afford to turn her
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rort,n,,,,. A. po,n .s.'',
sen as oppressors. but as saviors. The
moral gain of having done our duty
would repay the effort. Mr.. Beall pre-
sented good declamatory style.
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