he was principal of the college. Van Dersall, Rev. S. S. Forest Grove, Or. M. E. and Immoral assault on Widow Marsh; slander and Cong. libel; read a paper before college trustees, alleging that she tried to seduce him, and was a bad woman with others; lying; expelled; perjury on slander trial; a most infamous scoundrel; convicted by a jury. 1878 Webster, Rev. Prof. Wheaton, Ill. Cong. Slander, lying; so says Rev. Blanchard, president of the "parson factory." 1882 Willoughby, Rev. N. R. Yorkville, Can.; Brompton, M. E. Immoral assault on Miss Graham; church trial; Can. lying. Waite, Rev. A. A. North Adams, Mass.; St. Adultery, seduction, incest, with Lena Capron, Louis, Mo.; Troy, N. Y. his twenty-year-old niece; deserting wife and three children; beating wife; paramour confessed; he was arrested; he "exposed Spiritualism." Whipple, Rev. Madison, O. Rape on girl 11 years old, he 70; arrested, jailed. Wharton, Rev. Henry Louisville, Ky.; Eufaula, Bap. Drunkenness oft repeated; church trial, La. suspended. Whipple, Rev. Henry Evanston, Ill. Grossly swindling a brother preacher, Rev. John McComber, of Minnesota; gross fraud, sued. 1879 Webster, Rev. Lowell, Mich. Bap. Counterfeiting, prison. 1882 Waggoner, Rev. James Waverly, Tenn. Chris. Swindling creditors, fled. Wharton, Rev. J. G., or J. W. Carthage, Mo.; M. E. Adultery, seduction, elopement with organist, Wharton, alias J. D. Hill. Elizabethtown, Ky.