The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1888-06-12
THE UN ERSIT'Y DAILY,
EDW IS. ELLIOTT, Editor
S. G. PrrzER, Associate Editor.

Regent Bennett left on the SIC
train last evening"
The drill yesterday morning was
prevented by rain VI
Rain threatens Il mar the pleas.
ure Of the next fen days.
Red Line Poets " j. M. Reeds
Drug Store. Ni6e selection. !.
MI. Ferd Gore, Of Clarksburg, is
visiting his brother, student Gore.
Mi. a. b. wilson, of Palatine, is
taking il the commencement exer-,
cises,
MI. a. Hare, flushed with his
recent victory ia the Regents Prize
Contest III Essay left on yesterday.
He epee 70 KingWood to teach during
His Vatabion Mr.. Hare has already
mad j reputation as successful
teacher.
F j. al. Jackson will be associa-
tea with Mr.. Hare il the KingWood
school h.
The Huntington people have good
cause to show Indignation at the
STestment given them by the cadet
corps. If the officers, after promis-
ing to 60, at the last moment failed
they are to blame, and no excuse
can palliate such treatment and &C
tioni h. 4.
The delivering Of the daily has
proved a failure, and II will be mail
ed hereafter. a. /.
n The Commencement hall is the
place ID which to hold the annual ball.
Let us have no ''cramped" features
about the commencement exercises.
Give che ball committee a chance, and
every thing will be brilliant and
agreeable. 7
Don't forget the contest of the
Societies tonight The perform
ances will be exceptionally good.z
The solemn tread of the sentinel
may now be heard on the cam
#pusl at all hours Of the night.
Iii chapel yesterday morning we
noticed the familiar faces Of n. M.
Waters and z. ! +. Yost, both of the
class Of '86, and CT r. Durbin, a stu
dent ii '82 and 1873. I +
State Sup't B. S. Morgan arrived
on yesterday s mornings train. He
is an alumnusof whom the Univer-
sity is proud, and his successful ad-
ministration Of the duties of State
Superintendent has already insured
hi reelection. N. T..
Prof. IA. B. Bush, Principal of Shep-
nerd College, ef the class Of 50, ar
rived yesterday morning, Mr. Bush
is making reputation as an educa-
Tor, and doing much good for|the
University in the Eastern Panhan-
die, II W. s:. 1@IIs -. T. Ill.,
Mrs. Or. Kennedy and Miss Oracle
Pifer, Of Grafton, are visiting in this
place 4" h i r.,
n Prof. G. j. Miller, Asst t.. in Shep-
herd College, arrived with Prof. Bush
yesterday to attend commencement.
Rev. Jno. Amber, who spent Sun
day here in attendance at the .bacca-
laureate wentto Fairmont yesterday
morning. j. + Il
Yesterday evenings train brought
the largest delegation yeti was
crowded with people who came down
fol Mr.. Elkins' address. y.-y-. !
Mr.. Fred. Husman, Passenger
Agent Of the Ohio River R. r. came
down on yesterday morning to see
about transporting the Corps over his
road, on their way TO Huntington.
The contest tonight will be the
most popular feature Of the week.
Remember that the doors will be
closed promptly at eight o'clock, and
no one will be admitted while the
speakers are Ion the floor W.
Hon. and Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins
arrived on yesterday morning at
10:15. Their expected arrival at
tracted q large crowd to the depot,
and when the train stopped there
was quitea rush to obtain glimpse
of the distinguished visitors. They
were escorted from the car by! Prof.
White, and driven directly to his
residence In an open carriage.
Rev. Hough Houston, who left the
University last winter to fill the pull
pic Of the Palatine NJ. E. church
came down yesterday evening for
commencement.
Miss Ella Wilson, of Palatine,
came yesterday to visit Miss Mary
Ford and attend commencement.
Ask for the popular drink Milk
Shake" and lemonade at J. W. Ma
5dera's News and Confectionery De.
pot
Mr.. Trueman Lynch, Of Clarks-
burg, iii visiting bis brother, cadet
T. p. Lynch.
DR., r. r.. SWope, Of Wheeling, re-
turned home yesterday morning. He
made MANY warm friends and leaves