The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-16
uNIYnRsTrY PRlzGs.
The Awards Made IN the Various Depart
ments-The Military Contest.
SpseitI Dispatch 10 fhe InlsLnleneeT.

The Awards Made Ia the various DePaft'
ments-The Military Contest.
Spectal Dispaieh 10 hs IntsIhgeneer
MoRdANTowN, W. Va, June l5.-ln
the orders published yesterday three
cadets were dlshonorably discharged
from the corps because of conducts to
the prejudice OF good orderand military
discipline during commencement week,
and one was publicly reprimandsd fora
like oiIense under different circum'
stances, The standing Of those COM
pleting the military course this year
was then announced and those GRADUATE
ing were honorably discharged. Next
came the promotions which take effect
Immediately. Orders No. % read as
follows;
The following is announced as the re-
suit Of the company competitive drlll
for the corps colors: Company A,
Captain A. B. Smith, SS450 points OF o
possible 1000. Company B, Captain
NJ, Babb, s60,SS points OF u possible
1000.
To company A ia awarded the corps
colors for the coming year, Both COM
panies are to be congratulated upon
their performances before the judges
and the closeness OF the contest, with
difference Of only l5pointsin 1000, shows
the slight advantage one company has
gained. On some points company u
excelled company A. The commandant
OF cadets thanked all cadets who have
worked to make this contest a success,
and especially complimented cadet
captain A. Brown Smith and the off.
GERS, and non.commissioned officers OF
company A, upon their most excellent
showing which has received many COM
pliments and has reflected great credit
upon themselves and the corps OF
cadets.
The medal presented by the board Of
regents for the cadet making the high
est total score at target practice and the
one for tho cadet making the highest
single score, are both awarded to cadet
Sergeant o. ]. Chambers, company A.
Honorable mention ia made OF cadet
Corporal A. O. Hartley, company A,
who stands second in both contests.
The gold medal presented by the board
OF regents for the cadet standing high.
est in drill and discipline is awarded to
cadet l.. Pearcy.
The following is announced
MoRGANrowN, w. Va, June Is, 1904.
The Prcsdcn, West Virginia Uatuashu
SIR:-The undersigned committee for
the award OF the prize OF twenty-five
dollars in gold offered by Mr.. Richard
Randolph Mcmahon for tho student
standing highest in tho military depart
ment, respectfully report that we have
examined the records OF the corps OF
cadets and find that Cadet Sergeant
Clement r. Jones, Company b., is en-
titled to the prize. Honorable mention
is made OF Cadet Second Lieutenant W.
A. Burdette, Company A.
(Signed.) JOHN W. MASON,
NJ. D. PosT.
This is the last official order OF the
corps for the year.
Alike prize of twenty-five dollars in
gold was offered by Mr.. Mcmahon to the
student in the senior or junior classes
who would write the best essay on "The
Religion Of Shakespeare" This prize
was won by Braxton Davenport, Of
Charlestown.
The graduates from the different de-
partments receiving degrees yesterday
were as follows:
Bachelors Of Arts-W. A. Burdett,
William ]. Eddy, Lulu Carlow, Claude
w. Gore, Samuel W. Graham, Lillian
M. Hackney, Edward I. Hartman, Will
lam @. Meyer, Sarah L. Norris, Addison
II. Sheppard. A. Brown Smith and AL
tina Warman.
Bachelor OF Science Braxton Daven.
port
Bachelor OF Science in Civil Engineer
ing-Frederick NJ. Minshall.
Bachelor Of observation-disclosures T.
Bachelors of Law-Charlos W. Alder.
son, Bailey W. Chambers, okey j..
Chambers, William G. Conley, Sylvester
II. Day, Charles N. Finnell, Samuel f.
Glasscock, James G. German, Morgan
LeMasters. Christian r. Martin, Rich
ard Z. Talbot, Boyd Z. Warne and
Zoah +. Yost.