The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03
THE UNIVERSITY.
Doings and Sayings at the w. w.
BIZ OUR REGULAR REroRTER.


Prof. Lorentz went to Pittsburg
on the Harry" Saturday morning.
He returned Tuesday.
In Prof. Whites absence Thurs
day and Friday Mr.. G. T. Grafton
filled his chair. The General
makes a superb Professor.
Prof. Purinton took charge of
Prof. Lorentz's Virgil class Monday
morning.
The remarks of President Turner
Thursday morning with reference to
the petition of the students for the
reconsideration of the suspension of
cadet Dolan showed plainly what
his policy is with regard to disci-
pline. 1t is no wavering policy, but
student who runs against the rules
of the University must go. The
opinion among the students is that
the President means what he says,
and now they know it. This is the
first occasion that called for disci-
pline this year and the action of the
aCullN WAS pIulhpb-
The new constitution of the Colum-
bian society was adopted last Friday
and referred to the Faculty for APP
prevail. The session protracted to
eleven o'clock and was accompanied
by some of the characteristics of a
storm. The long-deferred election
will probably come off next Friday
evening.
Lieut.. Wilson has been correspond
ing with the officials of the b. d o.
railroad with reference TO the pro
posed excursion of the cadets to
Grafton on Decoration Day. A let
ter from Manager Dunlap received
last week, states that if sixty cadets
of the corps go the rates will be plac-
ed at one dollar for each in uniform.
The corps will most likely accept
the proposition; and of course they
will cover themselves with glory il
they go.
Mr.. Waters has not been well since
his return.
Mr.. Stribling, too, is indisposed
with severe toothache.
Prof Reynolds has moved his
fort into town. All the boys that
were with him before will room with
him at his new location but they
will board elsewhere.
We are glad to see cadet Porter
out again.
Cadet w. 5. Henshaw, we are sor-
ry to say, is somewhat indisposed.
Mr.. H. F. Yost left on the train
Monday morning for few days alb
sence.
Mr.. f. W. Cox will probably not
return to the University.
Preston county sends in another
student this week-Mr. Ford. Hi
is the sixth from Preston this term
Let other counties follow Preston s
example.
Scene in Columbian Hall: Mr.
o. speaking)
Mr.. E.-"Mr. President, | rise to {
point of order
Pres.-"State your point of order.
Mr.. E.-"The gentleman is moi
speaking on the question"
Pres.-"The gentleman will pleas,
confne his remarks to the question.
A few minutes later-( Mr. Q. still
speaking).
Mr.. S.-"Mr. President rise to ;
point of order
Pres.-"State your point of order
Mr.. S.-fvery deliberately 9Th
gentleman who has the floor is speak
ing on nothing under the Sun.
(Cheers and cries of - "let ZEN
fight)."
A New York fruit tree firm ha
written to the President to recon
mend agents from among the stud
ents to Introduce fruit tree
among the people the coming vaca
ton. We thought the sphere of
students usefulness during vacation
was limited lin common parlance
to "peddling" or Gin book-agen
phrase) to introducing" book
among the people. Students shout
rejoice that this additional field c
usefulness opens up to them.