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1880-1, Teacher in Schools, Gallipolis, O. 1882-4, Teacher at Osage City, Kas. 1884, Assistant Principal of High School, Clay Center, Kas. Married D. N. Thompson, Dec. 30, 1884.

1881, Principal of High School, Celina, O. 1882, Superintendent of Public Schools, Milan, O. 1882-, Minister in the Central Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1894-, Pastor of Asbury M. E. Church.

B. D., 1S83, Drew Theological Seminary. Pastor First Methodist Episcopal Church. Germantown, Philadelphia. Published " History of the M. F. Church of North Dighton, Mass."

M. D., 1883, Starling Medical College. 1881-82, Principal of Schools, Shadesville, O. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Children, Chattanooga Medical College. Physician and Obstetrician.

1880-1, Acting Pastor M. E. Church, Bainbridge, O. 1881-3, Professor of Greek and Latin in Richmond College. 1883-5, Superintendent of Schools, Richmond, O. 1885-90, Principal of High School, Winfield, Kansas. 1892-3, Professor in Oklahoma State University.

1880-1, Superintendent of Schools, Chesterville, O. 1881-2, Principal of High School, Logan, O. 1881-5, Student of Theology. 1885-91, Pastor of First Congregational Church, Watseca, Minn. 1891-, Pastor Congregational Church.

M. D., 1S82, Rush Medical Collegre. 1882-88, Physician, at South Whitley, Ind. 1888-90, Physician and Assistant Surgeon to Erie Railroad Company, Huntington, Ind. 1890, returned to South Whitley.

M. D., 1883, Miami Medical College. 1883, Appointed Medical Missionary to China under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church. 1884, Transferred to Korea. 1885-, Provided with a Hospital by the King as a recognition of his services during the Rebellion. Secretary and Interpreter to the Korean Embassy to the United States. Korean Commissioner to the Columbian Exposition. Missionary and Physician.

1881-2, Instructor in Latin and Mathematics, Wesle^-an Female College, Wilmington, Del. 1882-6, Preceptress, Illinois Female College, Jacksonville. 1888-90, Preceptress and Instructor in History, University of the Pacific. 1891-4, Graduate Student at the Ohio State University. 1894-, Assistant in the Department of History, Ohio State University.

B. D., 1887, Princeton Theological Seminarj-. 1881-4, Superintendent of Schools, Thornville, O. 1884-7, Student of Theology, Priiiceton, N. J. 1887-91, Pastor of Third Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon Valley, Pa. 1891-, Pastor Ninth Presbyterian Church.

1880-, Minister in the Kansas and the Cincinnati Conferences of the M. E. Church. 1890-, Without regular appointment, in order that he may devote his time to evangelistic work.

1881-83, Professor of Ancient Languages, Northwestern Ohio Normal School. 1884-, Minister in Central Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1890-, Without appointment, owing to ill health.

1881-94, Teacher of Book-keeping in Penn Art Hall. 1894-, In charge of Commercial Department Ohio Wesleyan University. Published " Theoretical and Practical Book-keeping."

1881-2, Professor of Ancient Languages, Ohio Central College. 1882-7, Student of Theology and Philosophy, Boston University. 1887-9, Minister in the Detroit Conference, M. E. Church. Stationed at Saginaw City 1887-8, and at Sand Beach 1888-9. Transferred to the Michigan Conference in 1889. Stationed at Vicksburg, Mich., 1889-91. Paw Paw, 1891-4. Plainfield Avenue, Grand Rapids, 1894-.

LL. B., 1S83, Cincinnati Law College. 1883-87, Attorney at Law, Cincinnati, O. 1887-, Attorney at Law, Findlay, O. 1891-, Member of the Ohio Senate. 1883, Reelected for a second term.

1860-2, Student in the Ohio Wesleyan University. Private 95th Ohio Vol. Infantry, 1862. Corporal and Sergeant, 1863. 1863, Appointed Cadet to West Point, Graduating as Second L,ieutenant of Engineers in 1867. First Lieutenant Corps of Engineers, 1867. Captain in 1891. 1886-9, I" charge of Improvements on Mississippi River. 1893-, In charge of the Survey for Canal between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River. Author of" Principles of Tidal Harbor Improvements," " The Legitimate in Warfare." Member of the American Geographical Society, Fellow National Academy of Design, American Society of Engineers. Mr. Sears was a member of the class of '63, but his studies were interrupted by the war, and it was not until 1881 that he completed the course and received the degree.

1881, Joined the North Ohio Conference and Appointed Missionary to Japan. 1882-85, United States Consular Agent in Japan. Published Japanese Sunday School Lesson Helps, " Christianity and Other Religions," and other pamphlets and tracts in Japanese. 1863-, Pastor of M. E. Church and Superintendent of Inter-State Summer Assembly, Detroit Lake.

1884-, Minii-ter in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1887-9, Without appointment, to attend Boston University. 1893-, Pastor of M E. Church.

LL. B., 1857, Cincinnati Law School. 1881-83, Superintendent of Public School, Sunbury, O. 1887-, Attorney at Law. 1894-5, President of Ohio League of Republican Clubs.

LL. B., 18S5, Cincinnati Law School. 1882-83, Superintendent of Schools, West Unity, O. 1891-, Member Board of Legislation of Cincinnati. Attorney at Law.

Ph. D., 1895. Boston University. 1882-84, Principal High School, Miamisburg, O. 1886-88, Principal Marionville Collegiate Institute, Mo. 1888-90, Professor of Ancient Languages, Little Rock University, Ark. 1892-, Instructor in Latin and Greek, Steele High School.

M. D., 1884, College Physicians and Surgeons. Baltimore. Md. 1884-92, Physician to Cleveland State Hospital for the Insane. Consulting Neurologist to Cleveland City Hospital. Physician. 1894-, Special Student of Nervous Diseases in New York City, and since at University of Vienna.

Minister in the Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. 1884, Offered himself for Mission Work at Singapore, India. Died at Pendleton, O., March 9, 1884.

S T. B., 1888. Boston University. 1882-84, Professor of Ancient Languages, Pittsburgh Female College. 1885-86, Professor of Ancient Languages, Lewis College, Glasgow, Mo. 1888-, Minister in the New England Conference, M. E. Church.

1882-85, Superintendent of Public Schools, Good Hope, O. 1885,. Assistant Principal of La Grange Seminary, Ga. Superintendent of Harvey Public Schools. Also Post-Graduate Student Chicago University.

town (N. J.) Military Institute. 1887-91, Superintendent of Public Schools, Mt. Carroll, 111. 1891-3, President of Northern Illinois College, Fulton, 111. 1893-, Superintendent of Schools.

A. M., 1886, Ohio Wesleyan University, pro honore. 1882-3, Superintendent of Schools, .\berdeeu, O. 1883-5, Superintendent of Schools, Central City, Neb. 1885-9, President of Nebraska Central College. 1889-, Superintendent of Schools.

LI/. B., 1884, Cincinnati Law School. 1884-, Attorney at Law, Urbana, O. 1888-93, Member, from Champaign County, of the Ohio Legislature. 1893-, Secretary of State for Ohio.

1882-85, Principal of La Grange Seminary. Ga. 1885-86, Principal of Napoleon High School, O. 1886-89, Professor of Ancient Languages and History, Southwest Kansas College, Winfield, Kas. 1889-, Minister in the Central Ohio Conference, M. E. Church.

B. D., 1S92, Gambier Theological Seminary. 1882-9, Engaged in business, Cardington, O. 1889-92. Student of Theology, Kenyou College, O. 1892-, Assistant Rector Trinity Episcopal Church.

1882-3, Instructor in English Iviterature in Kansas Normal School. Married E. E. Goodlander, Sept. 11, 1883. Died at Fort Scott, Kas., May 22, 1892.

1882-5, Teacher in the Public Schools of Delaware Co., O. 1885-6, Teacher in the Schools of Sunbury, O. Married Emory E. English, Dec. 9, 1886.

1883-84. Clerk in Office of School Commissiouer. 1884-7, Student of Law. 1887-, Attorney at Law. Member of the firm of Powell, Rickett & Black.

1886-88, Minister in Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. 1888-90, Minister in Bengal Conference, India; and Missionary to Singapore. 1890-, Minister in Foochow Conference, China, and Missionary at Hinghua City.

LL. B., 1SS5, Cincinnati Law School. 1882-5, Student of Law, Cincinnati, O. 1885-9, Engaged in Manufacturing business. 1889-, Attorney at Law.

1883-4, Special Student at Drew Seminary. 1884, Joined the Ministry in the M. E. Church, and has been connected (by transfer) with the West Virj^inia, the Central Ohio, the Providence, the New England Southern, and the Southern California Conferences,

Litt. D., 1892, Princeton University. 1883-7, Special Student at Johns Hopkins University. 1887-, Professor of English Literature in University of Kansas.

1883-4, Teacher of Languages, Xenia Female College. Married N. L. Rockey (No. 1017), Sept. 17, 1884, and went at once to India as a Missionary. 1895, At home on leave. Address, Lima, O.

S. T. B., 1887, Boston University. 1887-, Minister in West Virginia Conference, M. E. Church. 1889-, President of West Virginia Conference Seminary.

1883-6, Supt-riniendent of Schools, McArthur, O. 18S6-9, Superintendent of Scliools, Worihington, O. Superintendent and Chief Electrician of Columbus Street Railway.

Ph. D., 1891, Ohio Wesleyan University. Post-Graduate Student at Johns Hopkins University, 1883-4. University of Heidelberg, 1886-7. University of Leipsic, 1887-8. 1884-86, Professor of Mathematics, Central Tennessee College, Nashville. 1888-90. Professor of Mathematics, Western Normal College, Bushnell, 111. 1890-, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Kansas State University.

18S3-4, Post-Graduate Student, Ohio State University. 1884-5, Assistant in Physics, in charge of the Department at the same. 1885-6, Assistant Professor of Physics in the same. 1886-93, Electrical Engineer and Superintendent of Lamp Department of the . Thomson-Houston Electrical Company, Lynn, Mass. 1892-3, In charge of all electric tests and Consulting Engineer for the examination of all new inventions, in the same Company. 1893-, Superintendent and Consulting Engineer for the Columbian Incandescent Lamp Company. Inventor of new and improved ina- ' chinery for the production of electrical lamps, including a new

1883-6, Member of Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. Student in Oberlin Conservatory of Music, and in the Conservatory of Music, Ohio Wesleyan University. Principal of High School.

1883-84, Principal of High School, Gallipolis, O. 1884-85, Instructor in Mathematics, Kenyon Military Academy, Gambier. 1885, Principal of High School, Washington C. H., O. 1886-, Superintendent of Urbana Public Schools.

M. D., 18S7, Cleveland Homceopathic Hospital College. 1887-88, Resident Physician of Cleveland Homoeopathic Hospital. Physician and Surgeon.

M. D., 1887, Ohio Medical College. 1887-88, Acting Assistant Surgeon, National Military Home, Dayton, O. 1889, Associate Editor, Columbus Medical Journal. 1889-91, Professor of Obstetrics, Columbus Medical College. 1892, Lecturer on Diseases of the Ear, Ohio Medical University. 1894, Dean of Ohio Medical University. Physician (Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat a specialty.)

1885, Siiperiutendent of Schools, Perryton, O. Minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. 1890-1, Student at Drew Seminary. 1894, Without appointment, owing to ill health.

1884-85, Superintendent of Public Schools, Prospect, O. 1885, Insurance Agent, Delaware, O.- 1886-, Superintendent of Public Schools, Brooklyn Village, O.

1884-7, Superintendent of Schools, Richwood, O. 1887-90, Superintendent of Schools, Van Wert, O. 1891-4, Superintendent of Schools, Delaware, O.

1884-6, Superintendent of Schools, Sunbury, O. 1886-, Minister in the North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1893-, Pastor and Principal of Smithville Academy.

1888-91, Professor of Greek Language and Literature, University of Pacific, San Jose, Cal. 1891-92, Fellow of Boston University (studying in Europe.) Minister in California Conference, M. E. Church.

1884-6, Principal High School, Urbana, O. 1846-, Attorney at Law. 1892-4, Prosecuting Attorney for Champaign County, O. 1894-, Judge Court of Common Pleas.

1884-85, Instructor in Music, Canisteo Academy, N. Y. 1885-6, Instructor at Prospect, O. Married John N. Freeman, Oct. 3, 1888. Organist and Teacher of Music.

Student in the University of the Pacific. Student of Art History in the Victoria Lyceum, Berlin, Germany. Student of Art, Humboldt Akademie, Berlin. Married Doremus A. Hayes (No. 988), July 28, 1887.

1884-6, Superintendent of Schools, Worthington, O. 1886-9, Student of Theology at Boston University. 1889, Sailed for India as Missionary. 1892-, President of Reid Christian College. 1890-, Supported by students of Ohio Wesleyan University.

1884-85, Superintendent of Schools, Beavertown, O. 1886-92, Attorney at Law. 1893-, General Manager Springfield Foundry Company and Springfield Manufacturing and Power Plant. Published "The Law Student's Helper," 1887. General Attorney for the Ohio Southern Railway.

18S4-95, Minister in the Philadelphia Conference, M. E. Church. 1893-5, without appointment on account of continued ill health. Died at Groveport, O., March 15, 1895.

1885, Teacher in Asylum for Feeble-minded Children, Columbus, O. 1886, Principal of Galion High School. Married Francis M. Larkin (No. 1068), July 12, 1887.

18S5-8, Instructor in Science, Lasell Seminary, Mass. 1888-, President of Norfolk College for Young Ladies. Also, 1894-, President of National Park Seminary, Washington, D. C.

M. D., 1S88, Miami Medical College. 1888-9, Resident Physician, Cincinnati Hospital. Professor of Obstetrics, Woman's Medical College of Presbyterian Hospital. Visiting Ph\-sician to Presbyterian Hospital. Phj-sician.

Ph. D., 1891, Johns Hopkins University. 18S5-8, Professor in Rust University. 1889-91, Post-Graduate Student in Johns Hopkins University. 1891-4, Professor of Biology in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1894-, Professor of Biology in the Northwestern University.

1885-6, Vice-President and Professor, Greenville College, Ky. 1886-89, Principal Science Grove Seminary, Robard, Ky. 1889-, Principal of Preparatory Department of Illinois Wesleyan University.

1885-6, Associate Editor of Delaware Chronicle. 1886-7, Teacher in Penn Art Commercial College. 1887-91, Superintendent of Schools. Kellyton, Ala. 1S92-4, Superintendent of Schools, Dover Township, Union Co., O. 1894-, Teacher in High School, Delaware, O.

Ph. D., 1S93. Johus Hopkins University. 18S5-86, Principal of High School, Sheffield, Mass. 1887-88, Professor of Latin, Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass. 1888-90, Student in Johns Hopkins University. 1890-91, General Manager Students' and Teachers' Trade Bureau, N. Y. 1891-93, Student in Johns Hopkins University. 1892-93, Assistant in Sanskrit, Johns Hopkins University. 1894, Professor of Latin, Allegheny College. 1894, Professor in Emory College. 1895, Student in Germany. Published Limitations of the Composition of Verbs and Prepositions in Thucydides.

S. T. B., 1888, Boston University. Minister in Methodist Episcopal Church. Editor of South California Christian Advocate, and Pastor Central M. E. Church.

Ph. D., 1894, Johns Hopkins University. 1885-7, Professor of Latin and German, Little Rock University. 1887-91, Professor of Latin and Greek, University of the Pacific. 1891-4, Student at Johns Hopkins University. 1892-4, Fellow in Latin in the same; Chairman of the National Committee of the Johns Hopkins Graduate Students' Association. 1893, Co- Editor of Hand-book of Graduate Courses. 1894-, Professor of Latin in Allegheny College.

B. D , 1887, Drew Theological Seminary. 1887-8, Student in Europe. 1888-, Minister in the Cincinnati Conference, M E. Church. 1892-, Pastor Wesley Chapel M. E. Church.

A. B., 1S88, Harvard University. 1S86-87, President of the State University of Nevada. 1890-1, Lecturer on American Authors. 1892, Minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Died at Maplewood, Mass., May 17, 1892.

S T. B., 1SS9, Boston University. Minister in the East Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1894, Compelled to resign his charge on account of continued ill health.

Studied in Bellevue College, Neb., New England Conservatory of Music, and Harvard College. 1894-, Post-Graduate Student Ohio Wesleyan University. Present address, Delaware, O.

1886-7, Pastor M. E. Church at Bradford and Gettysburg, O. 1887-9, Theological Student at Yale I'niversity. 1889-, Pastor of the First Congregational Church.

Phil. M., 1894, Syracuse University. 1886-7, Instructor in Modern Languages, Little Rock, Ark. 1887-9, Same at Allegheny College, Pa. 18S9-90, Same at Cornell College, Iowa. 1890-92, Preceptress and Professor of Modern Languages, University of Denver. 1893-, Professor of Modern Languages, Nebraska Wesleyan University.

1886-91, Superintendent of Schools, Fredericktown, O. 1887-91, County School Examiner for Knox Co., O. Died at Fredericktown, O., Dec. 25, 1891.

M. D., 18S9, Miami Medical College. 1888, Assistant Demonstrator of Chemistry, Miami Medical College. 1889-, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Surgeon. 1894-, Surgeon at Alcatraz Fortress.

1886-7. Student of Theology, Boston University. 1889-, Minister in the Wilmington Conference, M. E. Church. Pastor at Harlock, Md., 1889-93; Cornersville, Md., 1893-5; Gumborough^ 1895-.

1887-88, Teacher in Twin Valley College, Germantown, O. 1888-92, Superintendent of Public Schools, South Charleston, O. 1892-, Superintendent of Public Schools, Barnesville, O.

1887-90, Superintendent of Schools, Minonk, 111. 1890-1, Superintendent of Schools, Champlain, 111. 1891-5, With Western Publishing Company.

1887-89, Teacher in East Maine Conference Seminary. 1889-91, Teacher in New Hampshire Conference Seminarj'. 1892-, Instructor in Latin, Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass.

1887-89, Superintendent of Schools, Richwood, O. 1891-92, Professor of Ancient Languages, Napa College, Cal. 1892-, Minister in Central Ohio Conference, M. E. Church.

1887-8, Principal of Agosta Normal School. 1888-9, Teaching in the Public Schools, Massillon, O. 1889-91, In business. Canton, O. 1891-3, Missionary Teacher in the Anglo-Chinese Schools, Singapore, Straits Settlements. 1894-, Travelling in the West.

1887-92, Teacher in High School, Columbus, O. 1892-, Minister in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1892-, Student in Theology, Boston University. 1894-, Pastor of INI. E. Church at Roslindale, Mass.

Ph. D., 1892, University of Munich. 1887-9, Superintendent of Schools, Mt. Carmel, O. 1889-92, Graduate Student at the Universities of Berlin, Zurich and Munich. 1892-3, Professor of Natural History, Wheaton College, 111. 1893-, Professor of Mineralogy, Northwestern University. Published Monograph on the Fossil Fish from the Cretaceous of Kansas.

Ph. D., 1891, University of Michigan. 1887-9, Superintendent of Schools, Perrysburg, O. 1891-, President of Missouri Wesleyau College. 1891, Took prize of $250.00 for best essay on ' ' State and Local Taxation of Personal Property."

1887-89, Principal of Short-Hand Department, National Pea Art Hall, Delaware, O. 1891-92-, Secretary of the O. S. and S. O. Home, Xenia, O. Married C. W. Chidester, M. D., May 10, 1892.

1887-9, Preceptress of Wiley University, Marshall, Texas. 1889-90, Student in the Northern Illinois College. Married W. E. Shinn, Sept. 11, 1890. 1894-, Teacher of History and Literature in Clinton High School.

1887-9, Acting Pastor M. E. Church, Silver City, N. M. 1890-1, Pastor M. E. Church, Baker City, Ore. 1891-3, Minister in the Idaho Conference, M. E. Church. 1893, Transferred to the Columbia River Conference and then withdrew from the Conference.

For two years Teacher in Ashland Public Schools. Married William A. Sproull, July 27, 1892. 1894-, Teacher of Model School, Boulder Normal School.

1887-89, Principal of High School, Wilmington, O. 1889-91, Superintendent of Schools, Richwood, O. 1891-92, Superintendent of Schools, Miamisburg, O. 1892-, Teacher in Public Schools, Cincinnati, (Price's Hill).

XX,. B., 1S91, Law School, National University. 1887-90, Instructor in Mathematics, High School, Washington, D. C. 1890-, Principal of Eastern High School.

1887-9, Teacher in Public Schools, Shelby, O. 1889-90, Post- Graduate Student, Bryn Mawr College. 1890-1, Teacher in Public Schools, Elyria, O.

M. D., 1890, Miami Medical College. Professor of Anatom}' and Physiology, Alabama College of Dental Surgery. Physician and Surgeon. 1894-, City Health Officer.

1888-, Minister in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1893-, Student in Boston School of Theology, and also engaged in Mission Work at Worcester, Mass.

He sailed itnniediately after graduation for Mexico - his native country - expecting to undertake Mission Work. Died at Queretaro, Mexico, February 28, 1890.

1889-90, Acting Pastor, M. E. Church, Lincoln, Mo. 1890-1, Student of Theology, Union Park Theological Seminary, Chicago. 1891, Acting Pastor of M. E. Church, Plankington, S. Dak. 1891-, Minister in the South Dakota Conference, M. E.^ Church. 1892-4, Professor of Natural Science in Dakota University. 1894-, Returned to Pastoral Work.

S. T. B., 1S94, Boston University. 1888-90, Teacher in Public Schools, West Unity, O. 1890-1,, Professor of Greek, McKendree College, 111. 1891-4, Student in Boston University. 1893-, Minister in the New Hampshire Conference, M. E. Church.

Married Frank D. Tubbs (No. 1261), August 2, 1888, and has shared with her husband the labors of a Missionary in Mexico^ (1888-94), and in South America. Published Catechetical Studies in the Gospels.

1888-94, Missionary to Mexico, with appointments as follows: 1888-89, Assistant Pastor of the English Work in ^Mexico City. 1889-94, Professor in Theological Seminary, Pueblo. 1894, (8 months). Pastor at Pachuca. 1 894-, Minister in the East Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church.

1888-9, Superintendent of Schools, Lucasville, O. 1889-91, Principal of High School, Portsmouth, O. 1891-3, Principal of High School. Lancaster, O. 1893-, Principal of High School, and (1884), Acting Superintendent.

M.D., 1S91, Denver Medical College. Local Sanitary Officer for the State Board of Health. Published Pamphlet, "A Great Sanitarium, or Colorado as a Cure for Consumption and Asthma." Surgeon and Specialist for Pulmonary Diseases. Editor of the Colorado Climatologist.

Minister in the Methodist Kpiscopal Church. Instructor in Hebrew, Department of Silver Lake School of Conference Studies. Published " The Septuagint Text of Hosea, compared with the Massoretic Text." Published also in Hebraica.

188S-91, Traveling in the West for health and business. 1892-3, Student of Oratory at Emerson College, Boston, Mass. 1893-, Dramatic Reader, address care Emerson College of Oratory. 1893-, Teacher of Oratory in Boston University Law School,

M. D., 1892, College of Physicians, New York City. 1892-4, Medical Missionary to China. 1894, Returned to the United States on account of ill health.

1890-1, Teacher at Highland Park, Chattanooga, Tenu. 1892-5, Student of Music at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, 1 893-, Teacher of Music.

M. D., 1S94, Ohio Medical University. 1888-9, Curator of Historical Society of New Mexico. 1888-9, City Editor of Sante Fe Herald. Druggist.

1888-, Missionary. 1890-94, Professor of Philosophy and Exegetical Theology, Puebla Theological Seminarj-. 1894-, President of Methodist Episcopal Theological Seminary of South America. Published " Introduction to Study of Paul's Epistles," "Catachetical Biblical Studies," (both in Spanish).

S. T. B., 1892, Boston I'niversity. 1892-, Engaged in Mission work in Boston. 1892, Studied Mission problems in England. 1893, Opened the " Epworth League Settlement." 1894-, Teacher of English in Boston University.

S. T. B., 1892, Boston University. Minister in the West Virginia Conference, M. E. Church. Chaplain of the West Virginia Hospital for the Insane.

B. D., 1892, Drew Theological Seminary. 1892-, Minister in the Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. 1894-, Pastor of Pearl Street M. E. Church.

Ped M., 1893, Ohio Normal University. 1889-92, Principal of Salem High School. 1892-93-. Principal of Canton High School. 1893-, Principal of Wichita High School.

M. D., 1S94, College of Physicians and Surgeons. 1889-91, Superintendent of Schools, Benwood, W. Va. 1891-4, Student of Medicines. Resident Surgeon, Chambers Street Hospital.

A. M., 1892, Harvard University. 1889-91, Tutor in Mathematics and Physics, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1891-3, Post-Graduate Student in Physics, Harvard University. 1893-, Assistant Professor of Physics, Ohio Wesleyan University.

1889-90, Student in Oxford University, England. 1890- 1 and 1893-4, Post-Graduate Student in Greek, Columbia College. 1892-3, Professor of Greek, Winfield College, Winfield, Kas.

1889-91, Teacher of Literature in Drew Ladies' Seminary, Carmel, N. Y. 1891-2, Teacher in Public Schools, Oberlin, O. 1892-3, Instructor in Nashville Female College. 1893-, Instructor in Elocution and Physical Culture in Normal School.

1889-91, Teacher in High School, Racine, Wis. 1891-3, Instructor in the Preparatory School, Northwestern University. 1893-, General Secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association.

1889-90, Superintendent of Schools, Cumberland, O. 1891-2, Superintendent of Schools, South Pittsburgh, Tenn. 1892-, President of Smith's Grove College.

1890-, Missionary to China. Translated into Chinese (Foochow dialect), "How to Win Souls," by Chas. H. Yateman, and the Revised Methodist Hymnal.

1889-90, Teacher in High School, Fremont, O. 1890-1, Principal of High School, Fort Scott, Kansas. 1891-2, State Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. for Kansas. 1892, State Secretary of the World's Gospel Union. 1893, Ordained a minister in the Congregational Church. 1893 (Feb. 17), Sailed as a Missionary to Costa Rica. 1894, Made a tour of the American Republics. Died at Granada, Nicaraugua, June 20, 1894.

1891-4, Professor of Ancient Languages in McKendree College. 1893-4, President of McKendree College. 1894-, Graduate Student of Johns Hopkins University.

1890-1, Instructor in History, German and Literature, Hedding College. 1891-3, Teacher in Private Schools, Delaware, O., and - in Texas. 1893-, Student of Medicine, Michigan University.

1890-2, Teacher in Public Schools, Lancaster, O. 1892-4, Assistant in the High School, Circleville, O. Married James T. Pickering (No. 953), April 25, 1895.

S. T. B., 1894, Boston University. 1890-91, Assistant Postmaster, Johnstown, Pa. Minister in the New Hampshire Conference, M. E. Church. 1894, Pastor at Hillsboro, N. H., and Post- Graduate Student at Boston University.

1890-2, Professor of Natural Science in Troy Conference Seminary, Poultney, Vt. 1892, Student at Johns Hopkins University. Died at Baltimore, Md., Nov. 28, 1892.

U. D., 1892, Drew Theological Seminary. 1890-2, Student at Drew. 1892, Fellow of Drew Seminary. 1892-3, Student at Oxford University, England. 1893-, Minister in the North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church.

1890-92, Principal of High School, Monroe, O. 1892-93, Pastor at Georgetown, O. 1893-, Student of Theology, Boston University, and engaged in Mission Work at Worcester, Mass.

1890-92, Teacher in Ashland Institute. 1891-92, Teacher in Calhoun Academy. 1892-94, Professor of Ancient Languages, Southwest Kansas College. 1894-, Principal of the High School - of Marion.

Student in Deaconess School. Miss Shaffer will soon return to this country and take up Deaconess work in New York City under the English Lutheran Church.

1890-1, Superintendent of Schools, Aspen Junction, Col. 1881-, Postmaster and in Mercantile Business, Aspen Junction. 1893-, Superintendent of Schools for Eagle County, Col.

vS. T. B., 1893, Boston University. 1893, Minister in the Baltimore Conference of the M. E. Church. 1893-4, Assistant Pastor Mt. Vernon M. E. Church, Baltimore, Md.

189 1-4, Instructor in Ohio Wesleyan University. 1894, Special Student at Chicago University Summer School. Married Oliver W. Hutchinson (No. 884), May i, 1895.

1891-2, Principal of Flemingsburg High School, Flemingsburg, Ky. 1892-3, Instructor in Mathematics, St. James Academy, Macon, Mo. 1893-, Principal of West Side Schools.

vS. T. 15., 1894, Boston University. Minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. 1894-, Serving a Congregational Church at Manchester-by-theSea.

1891-2, Professor in the Ohio Military Institute. 1892-4, Superintendent of Schools, South Charleston, O. 1894-, Teacher of Latin in the Northwestern Military Academy, Highland Park, 111.

M. D., 1891, College of Physicians and Surgeons. 1891-4, Medical Student in New York. 1894-, Medical Missrohary in North China Mission of the M. E. Church.

A. B., 1894, Harvard University. 1891-2, Superintendent of Schools, Dixon, Ky. 1892-3, Superintendent of Schools, Monroe, O. 1893-, Student in Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

1891-93, Instructor in Mathematics, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1893-4, Superintendent of Schools, Lena, O. 1894-, Superintendent of Public Schools.

M. D., 1894, Ohio Medical College. 1894-5, Physician at the Cincinnati Hospital. Will spend the next two years in Europe, engaged in the study of his profession.

S. T. B., 1894, Boston University. 1891-, Minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. 1891-4, Student of Theology, Boston University. 1894-, Pastor of church at Chelsea, Mass.

For many years pastor of a native Christian church in Asia Minor. Owing to the troubled condition of the country, Mr. Yenovkian has not as yet returned to that Missionary field. Lecturing and engaged in business. Address in the United States (1894), Delaware, O.

A. B., 1894, Harvard University. 1892-3, Teacher in Public Schools, Chardon, O. 1893-94, Student at Harvard University. 1894-, Fellow in Physics, Northwestern University.

Married Rev. W. L. Swallen, June 23, 1892, and started at once for the Mission field of Korea, under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church.

1892, Teacher of Mathematics and Greek, Michigan Female Seminary. 1893, Preceptress and Teacher of History, University of the Pacific. 1895-, Professor of Greek, Missouri Wesleyan University, Cameron, Mo.

A. M., 1893, on examination, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1892-3, Instructor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1893-, Graduate Student at Harvard University.

1892-3, Manager Pacific Christian Advocate, Portland, Ore. 1893-5, Professor of Natural Science, Rust University. 1894-, Graduate Student at Johns Hopkins University.

1893-4, Fourth Assistant, Imperial Maritime Customs. 1894-, Second Secretary of Legation and Private Secretary to the United States Minister to China.

1893-4, Principal Commercial Department, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1894, Graduate Student of Summer Science School, Wood's HoU, Mass. 1894-, Graduate Student in Biology, Chicago University.

1S94, Investigator at U. S. Fish Commission Scation, Wood's Holl, Mass. 1894-5, Instructor in Biology-, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1895-, Fellow in Biolo2ry, Northwestern University.

Minister in the Central Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. Also Post-Graduate Student in Elocution and Oratory of the Ohio Wesleyan Universit)-.

Ohio Wesleyan Female College

The Ohio Wesleyan Female College, chartered April i, 1853, was formally united with the Ohio Wesleyan University, August 6, 1877, at which time, in the opinion of many of its own graduates, the " O. W. F. C." ceased to exist as a separate institution, but a careful examination of the record made by the four hundred and eleven persons who hold its diploma will show that the institution still lives, and is making history. A college is not a pile of buildings, nor yet a board of trustees and an endowment, but a collection of human lives that have been lifted and ennobled by its unseen influence.

In the long list which follows, there will be found the names of those who have won deserved honors in school and -college, in the several learned professions, and in the mission fields of the world. Incomplete and imperfect as is the compilation of statistics, the record compares most favorably with that of the Alumni which precedes it, while woman's highest ministries - those of home and church - cannot be recorded on paper.

No one can be as conscious as the editor of the many errors and omissions of this attempted history. No roll of residences, marriages and deaths, of attainments and honors, has been preserved in the College. Former lists were found

In a few instances, diplomas, properly signed and attested, were found in the possession of women whose names had not been preserved in catalogue or other college roll. In the collection of material for this report, circulars were sent to each Alumna whose address could be obtained. Letters were also sent to one or more members of each class, to the Alumnae Association, and to our church papers. Through these agencies, we have reached three-fourths of the whole number of graduates. Of many others, we simply know that they married and moved to the "West."

It is to be hoped that all persons having information concerning the Alumnse will report the same to the editor, for publication in the University paper, and for future editionsof this catalogue.

Latin And German

D. D., 1863, Syracuse University. Minister in the Cincinnati Conference, M. H. Church. Ministerresident and Consul General at the Courts of Denmark and Switzerland. Professor in Boston University. (1894), Engaged in Literary Work, East Orange, N, J.

Latin And English

a. B., 1875, Cincinnati Wesleyan Female College. 1878-81, Instructor in the Cincinnati Wesleyan. 1881-5, Instructor in the Chickering Institute, Cincinnati, O. Address (1894), Care Mrs. L. H. Parker, Deaconess' Home, Cincinnati, Ohio. --

Of The

1855-6, Instructor in Latin, Xenia Female College. 1857-62, Instructor in Languages, Spring Mountain Seminary. 1862-7, Principal of Danville Academy. 1870-1, Instructor in Latin, Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1879-81, Instructor in Girls' Industrial Home, O.

1854-55, Instructor in Science, Ohio Wesleyan Female College. Married Chauncey C. Knowlton (No. 70), 1855. 1856-57, Instructor in Pittsburgh Female College. 1857-59-, Instructor in the Northwest Virginia Academy. Died at Normal, 111., Jan. 23, 1880.

1858-61, Instructor in Painting in the Ohio Wesleyan Female College. Married *P. B. Beery. Full address, care " The Peabody," 102 Waverly Place.

1863-65, Instructor in Latin and Mathematics, Maumee Academy. Married --'Sydenham Shaffer, Feb. 22, 1865. Home Missionary in Clarkson, Miss. Matron at Girls' Industrial Home.

A teacher for many years in the public schools of Columbus, O , and Minneapolis and Stillwater, Minn. Teacher in the Asylum for the Blind, Columbus, O., for several years. A writer for the papers in Minneapolis, Columbus and Boston, under the nom de plume of Kate Crayon." Author of a " Plea for Homeless Mothers."

1868-69, Teacher in Public Schools, Chicago, 111. 1870-72, Journalist, Oakland, Cal. 1872-, Professor in University of the Pacific. 1873-, Washington Correspondent for Cleveland Herald, Philadelphia Press, Albany Journal, Sacramento Record Uniofi.

1860-68, Teacher in Public Schools, Kenosha. 1868-69, Teacher in District School, Chicago. 1870-74, Assistant in Normal Work, Central Tennessee College, Nashville. 1874-77, Assistant in Normal Work, Wiley University, Marshall, Texas. 1877-81, Principal of Walden Seminary, Little Rock, Ark.

Teacher in the Public Schools of Ohio and Kentucky. Also at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home, Xenia, O. Died at Delaware, C, March 19, 1893.

1862-3, Preceptress of Southern Illinois Female College. 1863-4, Preceptress of Oliiey Female College. Married Thomas S. Hawley, M. D., February, 1865. Died at St. Louis, Mo., January, 1890.

1873-79, Teacher of Mathematics, Central Tennessee College. 1880-82, Teacher of Mathematics, Rust University. 1883-84-, Teacher of Mathematics, New Orleans University. Married *Dr. William E. Dunn, Dec. 22, 1887.

M. D., 1S75, University of Michigan. 1862-3, Teacher of Music and French, Battle Ground Collegiate Institute. Married Chilion B. Allen (No. 171), April 13, 1863. Joint Author with her husband of " The Man Wonderful in the House Beautiful." Author of "Teaching Truth," " Child Confidences Rewarded." National Superintendent Purity Department Woman's Cliristian Temperance Union. National Lecturer on Hygiene and Heredity for the same. 1895-, Editor of the Mother's Friend.

1862-63, Teacher in Public Schools, Columbus, O. 1S64-65, Instructor in the Granville Female College. 1865-66, Instructor in the Quincy Female College. Married Edward L. Buchwalter, Sept. I, 1868.

1862-63, Teacher in Public Schools, Sunbury, O. 1864-65, Teacher in Public Schools, Delaware, O. 1865-56-, Teacher in Mulberry Academy. Married Julius V. Wood, Nov. i, 1866.

1864-9, Instructor in Latin, Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1869-75, Preceptress and Professor of Languages, Willamette University. 1876-7, Preceptress and Professor of Modern Languages, University of the Pacific. Married *Re v. J. M.Jameson, D. D., 1877.

1868-76-, Teacher in Grammar Schools at Greenville, O. ; Lima, O. ; Galion, O. ; Upper Sandusky, O., and Lima, O. 1881-5, Matron in Hospital of the Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children.

A. M., 1884, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1864-7, Teacher in Public School, Sidney, O. 1867-9, Teacher in Grammar School, Bellefontaine, O. 1870-5, Principal of High School, Urbana, O. 1875-8-, Instructor in Rhetoric and History, High School, Detroit, Mich. 1880-4, Instructor in English in Ohio Wesleyan University. 1884-92, Adjunct Professor of English Language in the same. 1892-, Preceptress in Cornell College.

1863-65-, Instructor in Music, Ohio Wesleyan Female College. Married Charles W. Bennett, December 24, 1868. Died at Piqua, O., November 2, 1883.

1865-6, Teacher in Public Schools, Elyria, O. 1871-2, Bookkeeper for Ingham, Clark & Company. Married J. B. Saunders, of Indianapolis, Ind., where she died.

1866-68, Teacher in Grammar School, Knoxville, Tenn. 1868-70, Principal of Knoxville Academy for Young Ladies. Married L N. Mast (No. 279), July 5, 1870. Died at Ottumwa, Iowa, October 31, 1885.

1868-69, Teacher in Freedman's Work, Nashville, Tenn. Married *Rev. Abel M. Corey, August 7, 1870. 1878-81, Matron at Girls' Industrial Home. 1881-88-90, Matron at the Children's Home.

1 867-68-, Teacher iti Public Schools, Fairbury, 111. 1872-4, Teacher in High School, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. 1874-5-, Teacher in Mt. Pleasant Female Seminary. 1878-81, Teacher in High School, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. 1881-85, Teacher in High School, Marengo, Iowa. 1886-90, Principal of Adams High School, Minneapolis, Minn. Died at Minneapolis, Minn., October 3, 1890.

1867-69, Teacher in Public Schools, Delaware, O. 1869-71, Teacher in Pleasantville Union Academy. Married Charles M. Vandenbark (No. 420), March 26, 1872.

M. E. I,., 1862, Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1867-8, Teacher in Public Schools, Bucyrus, O. 1871-2, Teacher in the Schools of Cleveland. 1872-, Assistant Principal of High School, Urbana, O. Present address unknown,

Married Homer S. Mouser (No. 308), January 7, 1869. Studied Law with her husband and was admitted to practice. Died at Shelbyville, 111 , August 9, 1872.

1870-2, Teacher in the Public Schools, Shelbyville, 111. 1872-4, Teacher in the High School, Marion, O. Married James N. Ballard, Aug. i8, 1874.

1869-71, Teacher in Public Schools, Huntington, Ind. 1872-73, Principal of Preparatory Department, Bloomingburg Academy. 1873-74, Teacher in Bloomingburg Public Schools. Married Rev. F. L. Wharton, April 25, 1882.

1871-9, Teacher in Public Schools, Delaware, O. 1879-84, Teacher in Public Schools, Stuart, Iowa. 1885-, Instructor in Languages, Simpson Centenary College.

1872-74, Teacher of Latin, Bethany College. 1874-75, Principal of Schools, Cottonwood Falls, Kas. 1875-78-, Principal of Ward Schools, Lawrence, Kas. Married *Frank F. Dinsmoor, June II, 1878.

1869-70, Teacher in Public Schools, Sidney, O. 1870-1, Teacher in Public Schools, Delaware, O. 1 871-2, Teacher in Public Schools, Ada, O. 1873-4, Teacher at Evanston, Wyoming. 1873, Acting Pastor M. E. Church, Evanston. Married I. M. Reed, Dec. 25, 1873. Author of numerous poems and short stories. Last address, Graysville, Rhea Co., Tenn.

1868-69, Teacher in Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1869-70, Preceptress of Baldwin University. 1892-, Teacher of History and Latin, Hedding College. Married C. Randolph (No. 350), June 23, 1870.

1871-3, Teacher in Girls' Industrial Ilome. Married *J. N. Irvin (No. 407), Oct. 9, 1873. i88a-2, Student of Art and Literature at Berlin and Leipsic.

1870-72-, Teacher in Public Schools, Wooster, O. 1881-86, Preceptress of Baldwin Seminary. 1886-88, Instructor in St. Johns River Conference Seminary. Married Rev. W. S. Fitch (No. 398), June 20, 1872.

1869-71, Teacher in Public Schools, Waterloo, Iowa. 1872-80, Missionary, under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church, to India. 1880-1, In the United States, on leave of absence. i88r. Returned to her work in India.

1870-72, Instructor in Languages, Lewis College. 1873-74, Governess in Family of Princess Reuss, Austria. 1874-76, Instructor in German and French, Ohio Wesleyan Female College. Died at Delaware, O., Jan. 2, 1877.

1870-74, Instructor in Latin and German in Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1874-8, Teacher in High School, Springfield, O. Married L,. C. Black (No. 426), 1878.

1873-74, Student of Modern Languages, Carlsruhe, Germany. 1874-75, Teacher of German in Delaware Public Schools. 1878-83, Teacher of Modern Languages, Callaman College, Des Moines, la. Married Jacob A. Jackson (No. 408), Dec. 29, 1875.

1870-72, Teacher in Public Schools, Delaware, O. 1872-6, Student of Medicine, graduating in 1876 with the degree of M. D. Engaged in the practice of her profession.

Principal of Ward Academy, Castalia, South Dak. Also serving as County Superintendent of Schools for her second term. She has been teaching continuously for the past iifteen years in the West. Married D. G. Herron.

1873-74, Teacher in Delaware County Public Schools, 1874-75, Teacher in Public Schools, Kokomo, Ind. Married William H. Jacobus, Nov. 25, 1875.

1872-73, Teacher for the Freedmen, New Orleans, La. 1873-74-, Teacher in High School, ML Washington, O. 1878, Travelled in Europe. 1879, Teacher in Public Schools, Wyoming, O., and Springfield, O. Author of "As Nature Prompts." Editor of Woman's Department of the Farm and Fireside.

A. M., 1&93, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1874-6, Special Student of Modern Languages in Germany and France. 1876-7, Instructor in Modern Languages, Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1877-8, Instructor in French, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1879-80, Instructor in History and Rhetoric, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1880-1, Professor of Modern Languages, Cincinnati Wesleyan College. 1884-90, Teacher of German in Delaware Public Schools. 1890-, Instructor in French, Ohio Weslej-an University. 1894-5, Spending the year, on leave of absence, at the Sorborne, Paris,

A. B., 1876. Baldwin University. 1876-7, Instructor in Mathematics and Science, Lodi Academy. Married Robert S. Giles, June 8, 1876. Died at New London, O., March 7, 1891.

in Cincinnati Wesleyan College. 1881-83, Instructor in Art, Indianapolis Female Seminary. 1884, Graduate of Woman's Technical Institute, New York. Married Rev. T. D. Tharp, June 5, 1889. 1889-90, traveled in Europe, Egypt and Syria.

Married Huntley, Jan. 21,1879. ^885-, Political Correspondent for numerous Kansas papers. Contributor to St. Paul Pioneer Press, Chicago Inter-Ocean and Tribune, New York Tribune, Herald and Press. Economist. Author of " The Dream Child." Engaged in Journalistic work since graduation.

1883-4, Preceptress of the Marionville Institute, Marion, Mo. 1884-9, Missionary to India. 1889-92, Preceptress of Baldwin University. Married John D. Miles, June 7, 1894.

1875-6, Student of Art, Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1876-9^ Teacher in the Public Schools, Wilmington, O. 1880-4, Teacher in High School, Loudonville, O. 1885-6, Student New- England Conservatory of Music, and also of the New England Institute. Frequent Contributor to the Magazines. Married J. S. Walker, March 28, 1888.

1875-76, Teacher in PuVjlic Schools, Circleville, O. Married ^Charles E. Ball, Sept. 19, 1877. 1894-, in charge of Kindergarden work in private school.

1875-8, Post-Graduate Student in Art, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1880-1, Student at Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati, O. Married James M.Jones (No. 981), March 19, 1885.

1878-9, Instructor in Music, South Jersey Institute. 1879-80, Instructor in Vocal Music, Pittsburg Female College. Married W. E. Dennison (No. 666), Nov. 2, 1882.

1875-8, Teacher in the Public Schools, Marysville, O. 1878-9,. Instructor in Languages, Worthington Normal School. 1879-82,. Teacher in the Augusta Collegiate Institute. Miss Robb is now a governess and is travelling with two pupils. She may be addressed at Marysville, O.

1875-6, Student of Music, Boston University. 1879-81, Instructor in Augusta Collegiate Institute. Married Rev. J. W. Sutherland, Feb. 22, 1882.

1876-80, Student of Music, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1885-6, Student of Music, Boston Conservatory. 1892-4, Instructor of Vocal Music, East Greenwich Academy, Rhode Island.

1877-80, Teacher in Public Schools, Maysville, O. 1880-3, Teacher in Public Schools, Delavi^are, O. 1883-6, Teacher in Public Schools, Pueblo, Col. Married Frank L. Williams, Oct. 12, 1887.

M. D., 1883, Boston University. 1883-6, Medical Missionary to Japan. Engaged in the practice of her profession. She may also be addressed at Oswego, Kas., at the home of her father.

Honorary Degrees Conferred By The

* Robert M. Hatfield, Minister in the Rock River Conference, . . 1866 John McEldowney, Minister in the Detroit Conference, . . . 1866 Alpha J. Kynett, Corresponding Secretary of Church Extension

*Cal,vin S. Harrington, Professor in Wesleyan University, .... 1877 Charles D. Ward, President of New Connection Methodist Conference, Leeds, England 1877

*Charles \V. Ketcham, Minister in the Cincinnati Conference, . . . 1878 Thomas C. Murphy, Minister in the Philadelphia Conference, . . . 1878

John Ogdhn, State Superintendent of Instruction for North Dakota, 1858 *Francis D. Hemenway, Professor in Garrett Biblical Institute, . . 1859

*HOMER M'Vay, Pastor of Presbyterian Church, Reynoldsburg, Ohio, 1862 Carmi a. Vananda, Minister in the Rock River Conference, .... 1862 *Ai<FRED Wheeler, Editor of Pittsburgh Christian Advocate, . . . 1862

James C. Barb, Professor in East Tennessee Wesleyan University, . 1870 Thaddeus A. Reamy, Professor in Medical College of Ohio, Cincinnati, 1870

John W. Hamilton, Professor in the Columbus Medical College, . . 1875 John W. Miley, Professor in the New Jersey Military Institute, . . . 1875 Levi Hall, Minister in the Minnesota-Northern Conference, .... 1876 Howard A. M. Henderson, ex-Superintendent of Education for

Charles A. Weaver, Professor in University of Southern California, 1881 Samuel L. Beiler, Minister in the New York East Conference, . . 1882