The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-18

John d: Rabb. c. A. Young. Valentine Fl.
Stone. Max Wood, Darwin Z. Thomas.
Samuel j. Wilson.
hspIains-ArchibaId c. Allen, William
Porter, James Bassett, Charles B. Marshall
l.. Railsback, George W. Stafford. NJ. NJ
G. Hobbs.
Surgeons-John Q. a. Blackwell. E. S.
Crozier Charles Davis. John French.
Spences. ]. NJ. White. Charles l.. Thomas
Charles B. White. Joseph NJ. Wishard.
Noncommisioned Officers and Privates-
j. II. Andrews, J. &. Alexander, Abner
Austin, Gopher Ball, G. w. Barlow. Har-
vey Bassett. T. NJ. Corey. A. c. Butner.
Lucius Chaplin. ]. H. Grouse, Silas Daggy.
Arthur Deming William NJ. Dickey, T. F.
Daggy, John b. Emerson. Martin L. Es-
sick. William S. Fry, ]. r. Gerhart. John
L. Gerish, o. B. Glasscock; r; S; Gregory.
Charles Groendyke. Cyrus r. Hadley. Ran
son E. Hawley, Joseph Ingersoll, Albert
Jennison, Charles Knapp. Howard Kendall.
w. Lowry, William Masterdon. Ira Nc
Connell. Monroe NJ. Milford. Theodore Nc
Mecan. S Moore, Charles w. Moores. Au-
gustus Newell. James Patterson. Edward
Rice. H. NJ. Perry, George ". Robinson,
Harley G.. Ristine. J. B. Shaw. Charles H.
Session. Horace B. Smith, Milton Swan.
Lyman T. Strother. Thomas ". Findley.
Ross j. Vigus, David Whitenack Lane
Michael NJ. Lawson, Thomas Beard. Lay
fayette Bali, James Binford, Joseph Boley
NJ B. Brown, Clay F. Bryant. John NJ
Carter. Henry Chaplin. Richard Clark.
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lass, Joseph De Wolfe. George H. Edwards
Samuel Ensminger John F. Farmer. James
NJ FulWider; Henry H. Geiger. william
Geiger, Frank A. Greenwood, Thomas Gift
ford, James F. Goodkins, David w Hart
man. T. w. Hawley. Frank Humphrey.
Edward Kent, Frank Livings, Leonidas W.
ly, A. T. Metcalf. J. e. McPheron. Bald
win E. Miller. Eugene r. Mills. John OFT.
H. n. Ornbaun. William Raglan, Charles
Pelton. d. G. Roderic, A. T. Ross, Theo-
dOre RiStine. SYDNEY
o. n. Stearns. Jesse n. Talbot, Alvah
Taylor. Harvey Vance. William H. Thorn
Young John NJ. Wright, Thomas A Kirby,
John Beach. Edward Bevan. B. F. Bow
man, James F. Boots. E. r. Brown. ].
Burlington, Chauncy R. Carr. E. H. Cow
w. Daggy. j. r. Dunlap. George w. Deane
Thomas Emerson. Henry B. Flesher, John
A. Finch. James c. Fullenwider, James S.
Spencer. H: S. Gillian, Harvey Gray. F. L.
Grizard. Newton Gordon, Daniel Hill, ].
H. Gordon, F. w Humphrey. Henry Jen-
nison, w. n Logan. Salmon p Lusk.
Miller, j. R. Mitchell, Robert G. Miller. j.
w: Post, J. w. Perry. Newton Ramsey.
Sellers. Oliver H. Spencer. Robert Spencer,
A. S. Stevenson. John T. Talbot, A. P.
Twineham. Holman A. Vail; Henry Was
William T. Wolfe, Columbus D. White
| head.
CAPITAL CITY ALUMNI.
large delegation OF Indianapolis alumni
| of the college were in attendance during
! the various celebration yesterday morning
and afternoon. Among those who came
from Indianapolis were James Whitcomb
Riley, Capt John E. Cleland Harry ]. Mil
| ligan Louis Rowland, all of whom spoke:
| Simon Yandes, Gen. James r. Carnahan,
| Charles w Moores, Dr. Lynn Rogers.
| Frank Cleland, Reginald Sullivan and
| others. A number of the Indianapolis Wis
itors attended the banquet given in the
| evening.
] The commencement banquet, which was
| held in the gymnasium hall at noon to-
! day. was attended by about 200 of the
! alumni and friends of the college. 1t was
! a love-feast, and everybody present found
! little difficulty in saying pleasant things
about Wabash College. Mr.. A. NJ. Scott
| presided POSTMASTER, and the speakers
were: The City" James E. Evans 1.-The
| Nongraduate," w. T. Wilmington; 1.-THE
! Alumni DR.. George Hall; THE Students -
! Mr.. William NJ. White, and THE College, -
| Dr. Kane.
| In his address DR.. Kane took pleasure in
! saying that the prospects for Wabash Col
! lege had never been so bright as they are
| at the present time, and that there is every
| indication that the institution is entering
on the same sort of prosperity that the
country has enjoyed for several years past.