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DR6 K. H. BOSMAJIAN PERFORMES CERIMONY Mock-Wedding in Oriental Style at Flinn -Hall Friday Night. Dr. K, H. Bosmajian, the Ar menian missionary worker, who has been spending some time in Columbia, gave an illustrated lecture at Flinn Hall Friday night. His subject was a trip to the orient. During the course of the lec ture, Dr. Bosmajian gave his na tive alphabet, which consists of 39 letters and sounds. He sang several songs in the Armenian language and played several se lections on various oriental in struments. The part of the program that was of most interest was the wedding in imitation of the Ar menian ceremony. In connec tion with this, Dr. Bosmajian ex hibited several Armenian cos tumes. Blackman acted as the i groom and "jay-bird" Buchanan S was the bride. The mock wed i ding was very shor; as compared with the Armenian ceremony which begins at midnight and lasts for three hours. SKELETON FOUND BY WORKMEN ON CAMPUS sible for me to learn their names, I would mark the grave, or rather the position they occupied in the trench, with such material as I could get, in order that their friends might remove them, if they desired. "The day following I was compelled to go through a like experience and bury 11 more . . . "On the day following we buried seven. One of this num ber was a most worthy female attendant, a widow, leaving two helpless child'en. I had in a manner become acustomed to sad sights, but when I realized that it would be my painful duty to consign her uncoffined to the grave, I felt then the terrible horrors of war. We laid her in a grave by herself. If ever genuine tears of sorrow were shed it was over the grave of this poor woman. Her chik'ren were not present, and I have no ground for thinking they ever knew where their mother was buried. As matters began to set tle down, those that died later on were decently interred. It was my melancholy duty from the time the city was destroyed up to the time of my leaving for home in June, to bury no less than 75 persons.... .. "I learn with much pleasure, since writing the foregoing, that the dead buried at the back of the college building have been removed and interred in the Elmwooa Cemetery "The buildings of the South Carolina College were taken by the Confederate government, June 25, 1862, and used by them as a hospital until the close of the war. Dr. LaBorde, chair man of the faculty, reported at the close of 1862 that already more than 2,000 wounded Con federates had been treated. The present gymnasium containd 300 beds. When Sherman entered Columbia the yellow hospital flag flyiny over the college buildings saved them; they also held Fed-, eral wounded." VISIT SCRUGGS & BAILEY'S CLOTHING SALE New Fall and Winter Suits Reduced 20% 1412 MAIN STREET GO TO "NICK'S" To Spend Your Nicks CANDY, FRUITS. 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