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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-19
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-19

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The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08
Base Ball.

The University baseball team
played the Carnegie Athletic Club
at Braddock last Tuesday and was
defeated by score Of Is TOT. On
the following day they. played the
Greensburg Athletic Club, pro-
fessional team, and won the game
by phenomenal work. The score
was s to 3.The management of the
re-. A. c. tried to employ several
members of the team and their
playing on this occasion was, said
by competent judges to be as good
as any league teams ever put up.
On Friday the team played the
Parkersburg Club al that city and
was defeated by Il score 8 TOD. The
team was weakened at Parkersburg
BY the illness Of pitcher Hickman
and short stop Pastories had to be
taken from his position and placed
lin the box. Had it not been for
this misfortune the boys would
have won hands down.
The victory at Greensburg is one
for them to be proud of as the
team there ia the best In Western
Pennsylvania and always defeats
the Carnegie. The boys were tired
out BY the ride to Braddock which
accounted for their defeat which
came about III the eth inning when
the Carnegies made 5 runs. The
Parkersburg defeat don't count for
anything as the team was disabled
and only played because the crowd
had collected to witness the game.
4 baseball team without b pitcher
is something like locomotive
without steam, and in the ". u.
u club Hickman is locomotive,
1000 pounds Of steam and whole
train of day coaches, parlor and
dining cars running against time
On q clear track
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08
SalutatOry.

e .ss
we present to our readers this
morning our first issue Of The
WEsr VIBGIs1A uNrvERsfrY DAILY
for '96. The circnns stances under
which the enterp was taken up
we're peculiarly embarrassing Up
to last Tuesday, it was confidently
expected that the editors who %
ably handled the paper last year
would perform like service for
the public this year. When II was
definitely decided that they would
not, tie present editors took up
TIE enterprise and have since then
6e9n working night and day to
mai Il a.snseeSs sabilet hope
Il make the paper 80 complete
as it was last year, but we shall en-
deayor to do the very best that can
Be done under the present embar-
RAISING circumstances.
1T Is with sincere earnestness
that We ask the public to give our
modest effort i kindly considers
ton of what merits it may possess
and a generous indulgence 70 it's
faults. If our subscribers shall
feel, at the close,of the Commence
ment season that we have given
them satisfaction we will be, in
deed, richly repaid for any labor
that We may have expended.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08
Primary Election.

The Republican primary cleo
ton for one member Of the House
of delegates and officials for Nom
ongalia county was held Saturday
and the &. b. p. was at white heat oil
day long and the light thrown off
enabled the political enthusiasts
who remained up tilrmidnighf 20
read the returns without the aid Of
the electric or gas lights. W.. r..
Glasscock's Office was headquarters
for the reception of the returns
which were received by telephone
and carriers on bicycles. Thesue-
cessful candidates were: House
of Delegates, George w. Laishley;
county commissioner, n. WI Sine
Sheriff, nj. s. Garrison; Clerk Of
the Circuitcouft M. r. Giasscock
Clerk Of the County Court, John
E. Price; Prosecuting Attorney, I.
Grant EazzeIle; County Surveyor,
CT w. Johnson Assessor Eastern
district, F III Protxman Western
district, Sylvester Afnett; Justices
of the Peace, Levi Hhnmaker and
Manliff Hayes; eonsta J ete4n
Hess School COMMISSIONER onah
q. Summers.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

Quite a number of students cut
commencement this year. In some
cases they we're abusted" financial
II, ii others busted on their
grades, and In others they would
have busted" if they had been
kept longer away from their mann
mas. But the fellow with d girl
OH his hands is here vet. sss
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

wAsHIKgToN VI. LEE.


For quite while great intefeat
has centered in the case which has
been known upon the Moot Court
Docket is Washington vs.. Lee.
The case was briefly this. Rich
ard Henry Lee was d manof 40 years
Of age and had wo0ed and won the
affections Of Miss Marguerite q
Washington, q young ladyof 81. Lee
had been the intimate Of the Wash
ington family all his life; was q grad
uate Of q. Va. and of Gottingen
Germany, was worth half million
and was very liberal with his money.
The Washingtons aud Lees had
formerly lived in Richmond, Va,
but when Lee become rich, specula-
ting In oil in w. Va, he had pefsnad-
ed the father Of Marguerite to move
to Morgantown and settle down as
the Rector Of the T. +. church, Lee
spent thousands of dollars erecting
church and parsonage and pfacti-
cally paid the Rev. Doctors salary.
He educated Marguerite in Vassar
and sent her to Paris and led her to
believe that he intended 70 marry
her.
The evidence on both sides was
well gotten I'D and the frequent tits
between the attorneys was greatly,
enioyed BY the audience. Yost aIt
peared as DR. Washington, Blair ~
Young Randolph. Rowan a. Miss
Marguerite. Caldwell, Of Wheeling,
ID Miss Vanderbilt the wife Of Lee
w. 4. Baker as furniture dealer,
Strader as Richard Henry Lee; Mrs.
Sheerin as Mrs. Washington. and
Miss Fannie White and Miss Jean.
nette Hayes as the daughters o. Mrs.
Washington.
The ri np 81 caldwell and HoF14
Mns excellent. and their acting su
perb. Mr.. Caldwell especially excel
led iii his imitation 81 the weaker
sex, and repeatedly brought down
the house. Mr.. Strader gave bis ties
timony with An cir 0f injured limo
cence that was superb and Mrs. Slet
rim could not have been exeelled in
her personation Of the indignant
mamma.
Mr. Pierce spoke first for the plain
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08
To-Iay's Program.

The competitive drill between
the two companies of the cadet
corps to9decide which shall carry
the corps colors during the year
'96-T will take place at 2 pm. AT
IS R. N. the Regents prize declama-
ton contest will be held in Com
mencement Hall. After the decla-
nations the prize essay will lie
read BY the successful contestant,
W Ss Deffenbaugh, Of Smithfeld,
subject, The Effects Of Cuban In
dependence on Cuba. Spain and
the United States"
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
And Number Or Other Brilliant Social
AfTairs.

81
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class ~ Ills occasion, .ls Wuo rs
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lou FL anu en n e 4, nlsnel Se ~,
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slrumehts o. she ollVs a.' sleu as, " q.
the privilege q nearing our Iavor.
slte elocuLlonl6t, MISS maEGAEsC
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

Mrs. Watkins, of JeffersonyiIle,
Na, will be the guest Of Mrs. John
!. Harvey during the week.
Nj. and Mrs. n. ii. Moss, ST.. Of
Parkersbnrg, the father and mother
Of law student Moss, and Miss Mar
garet, his sister, will be IN Morgan
town to-day to witness the closing
exercises. Mr. Amos K Gardner
will accompany them.
Mr. G. a. Wade, Of Parkersburg,
father Of James S. Wade. senior law,
will arrive Tuesday and will remain
until Thursday evening.
Miss Paul, Of Wheeling, will ar
rive to-day and Be the guest Of Mrs.
Jno. a. Myers.
i p5ozlEe1ed With typhoid eYer Of
j III ynnnf ype
DR.. Geo. +. Keener, Of Weston, Is
visiting his mother Mrs. j r.
Keener, and taking IN the COM
mencement exercises.
Misses Lillian and Gertrude
Brown, two Of clarksburg's most
popular young society ladies are
expected to be guests of DR.. and
Mrs. e. M. Turner.
4. @. Atkeson, President Of the
State Board Of Agriculture and
formerly professor of agriculture
iii the University Is here for Com
mencement. The Board usually
meets here during Commencement
bnt there will not be any meeting
this year.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08
THE BaCCALAUREATE SERMON.
I)r. Ramsay Preached Splendid Ser
mon that Teemed with Wisdom.


lDr. Ramsay Preached 4 Splendid Ser
mon that Teemed with Wisdom.
Al large and cultured audience
gathered lin commencement hal
Sunday morning to hear the bac.
calaureate sermon By the Rev. Jas
IS. Ramsay, D d., pastor Of the Har-
lem Presbyterian Church Of New
York city The pastors Of the
lchurches Of the town occupied pla.
ces on the platform and assisted n
the opening exercises. The united
Echoirs Of the local churches led the
singing.
DR.. Ramsay took for his text
Math. fl Then was Jesus LED
tup Of the spirit . temp ted q
the devil :, The sernllp n s Oif
tof raff lntelle etuality and wa
Itforcibly and effectively delivered
1--we regret exceedingly that we. car
mot publish it in full, but space
Twill not permit.
The speaker first dwelt upon the
lpreliminaries Of the duel between
Christ and Satan Upon these de.
pended largely the result Of tbs
lconfict. Battles are often won in
1.-THE tent BY brains rather than By
bullets on the field of conflict. Il
| is3important to consider the quail,
fcations Of Christ for this great
struggle. He had, first, clear ere.
dentials from the Father; second
the clear voice Of prophecy pro.
Isclaiming his divinity and, third
THAT spiritual power which is es.
sentiaI to win the victory. Christ
was full of the spirit and was con,
tinually led by it. IL.
We are not literalists enough tx
believe there was any visible devil
present ut heeonfiict itself. Gould
Ne have looked upon the scene VIZ
would have beheld only pale and
paid man. But The temptation:
I Il $500 a.i1ol ,,,,,.,.,. ~ nth 80 !, 7
" a.is 1ssils J, -. a,a : q II,
lnature-first, the physical anc
then the mental and finally tht
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The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

Regent Hart was the first menl-
Der Of the Beard on the ground.
He Is faithful and alert for the in
terest Of the University.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

The University has no better
friend than Senator Elkins. He
has broad and statesmanlike ideas
about The running of the States
chief educational institution. We
to hope to seq him here this year.
His influence IS good.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

Miss Sarah G1asscock. of Arnetts-
vile, is the guest Of her brother Cir
cult Clerk VI g. Glasseock.
Miss Clau Idle Borgess., Of Colfax,
is the. guest Of Miss Alice MILAN!
G. n. Finneil, of Keyser, class OF
'88, arrived Saturdaylon a visit to
his mother and sister and will re
main for Cor meneenent. r. :
q. H. A. Kunst, of Pruntytown,
class of195, came in Saturday. Har-
~ will probably take a post gradu--
ate course. next year and join the
football team of which he was form
erly oneEof the star players. !
Miss Elizabeth Meyer, of Ada,
Ohio, is visiting her sister Mrs. "A,
NJ. Lazier during commencement
week. =-t
Mr.. j. A. Frazier, one of our best
students, was called home one day
last week by the serious illness of
his father. '.s-~-
Misses Nell e.. and. Sarah w.
Johnson arrived in. time for Prof
Brooke's reception Friday night.
They viii remain with their father,
our genial Dean of Law and mother,
during Commencement week and
will probably make their future
home in Morgantown. Miss Nell
has for som E time been at the old
home in Charleston. Miss Sarah
just returned from the National
Park Seminary near Washington,
where she has been in school during
the past year. ~ - +
Mr.. B. NJ Yeager, of Marlinton,
the father Of ]. W. Yeager, one of the
students of Law arrived last Satur-
day. to witness his sons graduation.
His son John and his daughter Miss
Daisy accompanied him. Miss Mol
lie Smith was also in the party.
Miss Hettie Church, of Indepen-
denee, is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Morgantown- and incidental
" witnessing the graduation of some
of her Preston county friends.
"A Miss Lille Cramer, and little
brother LEROY, of Pied mont, are
guests of their brother student
Will Cramer at Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Hayes.
Frank Cox, Esq, returned from
Clarksburg Friday where he went
on legal business.
DR.. Ell. Yokum and wife, of Bey-
erley spent Friday and Saturday
lin town. DIR. Yocnm attended the
lW. ". q. for several years up to
1883 and this Is bis first visit here
in ten years. He spoke in glowing
| terms Of the improvements about
the University and Morgantown.
Saying that he was almost In d
strange land so many w VI. e.
buildings aud residences and BUSH
Iness houses in the town having
been put up since he was here.
DR.. Yocum was 3 popular student
and il successful practitioner.
He expected to remain for Conn
mencement but was called away
ION business.
Il 3,t 4
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

The public receptions formerly
given BY the ladies Of the Faculty
1T commencement time were very
popular and appropriate u is
hoped that the ladies will revive
them again.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

THERE are 80 graduates ID the
Law department and II ii the
Academic department of the Uni
yersity Several in the law school
proved to. Be unsuccessful shep-
herds, let their hOcks stray away
and consequently could not get
hold Of ! sheep skin at the round
iiP.
Painting IN Jones..
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08
rRoF. HOPKINS RECEPTION.

There was quite an enjoyable lit
tie party gathered at Prof Hopkin' Z
last Friday night. The gentlemen
present were VT. +. Baker, Paul Nc
Coy. w. ID. AMMAN, Fred Mitchell,
I'll. y. Armstrong. H. + Armstrong,
T. Il. Watson, III. NJ. White, j. M. 5,
Wade and and E. NJ Pearcy.
The ladies present were the Misses
Grant, Donley. lisa Hayes. Bertha
.Scrafiord, Elizabeth HeerInans,
Mary Evans and Rose Howe.
. Festivities we're continued 10 q
late hour. There was music, dancing
and refreshments galore. The Pro
.fessor and Mrs. Hopkins entertain
well and elegantly and they we're as
sisted by Mrs. Ward, Miss Ward
and Miss Flesher. This would Of
itself have insured pleasant eve
ming, had not the company itseli
been most thoroughly congenials
The company separated with many
expressions Of good will and regard
for their host and hostess, and with
much regret that the wee small
hours compelled them to 90 home.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

There is some boomness in the
Commencement boom this year.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

The Law Department is asking
for a distinctive law building. Az
it has overrun its present quarters,
it seems toSbe a case of necessity.
The Regents will probably ask fol-
anew law and library building
combined. n.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

ever issued by the University.
THE Board of Education at Hunt
ington elected w. p. Sterling, Of
Ann Arbor, Superintendent of
schools. Prof. J. NJ. Lee who grad
uated from the W. Y. Z. has held
the position for the past eight years.
THE Senior elas IS. gowned and
capped had its picture too" Satur-
day. Although Prim med and capped
it will not go OF b fore Wednesday
morning, therefore it is not necessa-
ry to dodge behin Id the harricade
when at approaches.
CAPT. T. j.. Gin MORE has COM
menced the erection of d ten room
dwelling house on one of his lots
on Sunnyside, near the residence
he. recently sold to Squire Conner.
It will be handsom me building and
the location is one of the prettiest
in this section. ! -
f. SQUIRE SAMUEL CONNER, of
Bruceton, Preston county, has pur-
chased Col. Thos. r. Gilmore's
handsome residend BE on sunnyside
and with his estiInable wife will
take possession of the house DUR
ing this month. They are heartily
welcomed to Morgantown.
BETWEEN three and four hum
bred invitations have been sent out
BY DR.. and Mrs. Jno. A. Myers for
reception to Sbe given ait their
home Tuesday evening from eight
to- twelve o'clock in honor of Gov
w. A. MacCorkle who will arrive
in the morning. The host and
hostess are noted for the elegance
of their social functions and the re-
ception will be elaborate in every
detail. -
THE Mingo brass band will prob
ably go to Oakland to play on July
4th. The leader has received d
letter requesting the services Of the
band at Oakland and also one from
the Centennial Committee at Tn
iontown, Pa, which desires the
band to take part Ia the band con-
test to be held in that place on the
4th. The. boys have not as yet de-
cided which offer they will accept.
Oh. /. C. WHIRE is regular pic
mic for the boys when they wish to
raise money for baseball or in fact
anything else As soon as the petit
tion is headed they make break
for him and his name always goes
down for a good round sum. DR.,
White during the many years he 81,
cupied chair in the University was
the most popular man in it, and he
has lost none Of his popularity or in
terest IN the institution. He always
finds time from the cares Of his large
business interests iii the oil fields e
work for the best interests Of the VI
II. U. and help the boys out in their
sports or other enterprises.
BEsT Soda at Lazier
LAzrEEs pharmacy
WALL paper 1t cost ae Jones
W ALL paper at gones
FIyE Stationary IL Jones
PaIsTs and Oils ii Jones
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

Governor MacCorkle was here
last year, and, Of conrse, he wants
to come again. He will BE here
% Tuesday: Hs is takine : lively
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08
pn. AND MRS. BROOKE ssrERrAISrrnE
pocToR gEMEaBERED B1 rHE
frIAss

DI.. AND MRS. BROOKE ENTEkTAIN--THE
DocToR REMEMBERED Ri THE
CLASS.
DIR. and Mrs. Brooke entertain ele-
gantly and we'll. No one Of the large
number of those who we're present
at their reception Inst Friday night
could BY any possibility, have FELT
themselves neglected DR.. Brooke
ID one of that class of individuals
now 80 seldom met with. He ii d
simon pure Old Virginia gentle
man. Mrs. Brooke II Of that warm
hearted class OF women who make
people feel happy and at home, Il
they only pass this way.
With two such persons TO look af-
ter their comfort it is no wonder
that every one Of the evening s guests
enjoyed themselves TO the full.
Whatever the Law Class sof '96
may forget az the years 90 by. they
viii not forget'the kindly earnest
face that has hooked at them from
the chair Of Common and Statute
Law, during the past nine months.
The Doctors peculiar personality
has way oftouehing i chord in the
heart of the manhood of his class
that makes it respond strongly and
readily to the nobier emotions 81
life. and be who has made ns better
BY unconscionsly exhibiting bis own
virtues must needs obtain pot onis
our respect, but also our arbitration
and affection.
iii the latter part Of the evening
Nh Arthcr Pierce ina neat little i'd
dress, that vas appIauded and ap,
preciated by I'll, presented The Doc,
for with very costly gold headed
cane. ~ d token of the love u TIL
Z & Z Z
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

THE OAK Drug store
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08
Personal Paragraphs.

u r - 4 "
Miss Florence Post, OF Harrison
county, Is the guest Of Miss Gay
| Brown.
Miss Blanche Allender, Of Grafton
/ is visiting her grandmother Mrs.
Mary Kelly.
D. Alvin Davis is clerking at the
Franklin Hotel and IS popular with
the travelling public.
Miss Flora Hamilton, popular
society young lady Of Grafton, is the
guest Of Miss Maud McVieker.
Misses Estella Lively, Maud
Smith, Flora Gathers and Margaret
Bennett make npa bevy Of pretty
and popular young ladies Of Weston
IWha vii arrive to-inerroW for Conn
kmencement and the ball.
s. b. Hifsehman. of New ork. il
visiting his brother Milton Hirsch-
man and looking after his business
interests here.
Mr.. Burr Butcher and Mr.. w. j.
Strader, of Beverley, arrived in town
last Friday having ridden through
on their wheels. We hope to see
these athletic young gentlemen en-
rolled as students OF the University
in the near future
Miss Fannie Berkeley, daughter Of
Prot. r. G. Berkeley, who has been
attending Madame Rudolph's Pri-
vate school III Baltimore, has return
ed to her home.
Miss Rose Howe, who has been at
tending the Peabody school of mu-
Sic in Baltimore, is at home for Com
lmencement.g
James Howe left for Mt. Lake
Park Saturday where he will spend
the summer with his mother.
Louis BeaIl of Uniontown, arrived
saturday..tor the commencement sea
son. Is H., f. ~. ~; :: NJ -. ~.
Miss Carlotte Conn, popular
young lady Of Steubenville, Ohio, is
the guest Of Miss Louise McLane..
Edwin r. Stewart, Of AmettsgiIle,
this county, was awarded first honors
| I'M the graduating class at the West
Point Military Academy. West.Vir-
ginians are right in the front ranks Of
the. procession both in the civil and
military affairs of the country. Last
year Wheeling man carried off first
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08
Local Notes.
LAzIER' Soda

IAzIER IS Soda.
IcEa Cream Soda Be at Lazier's,
Students, call on Shafer, Of Fair
mont on your way home. He Is the
finest photographer il the State
al NUMBER Of GIarksburg society
ladies and gentlemen will be here for
the commencement festivities.
HAVE You noticed that the Pres
ident0 has knocked out his chances
of being elected President Of the
q. S. by having his wind sp1iters'
shaved off?
The Regents will probably APP
point at their present meeting an as
sistant to the Professor Of Agricul-
lure and an assistant to the Chemist
ID the Agricultural College.
The University catalogues for
'95-6, will probably be received to-
slaE FheY slepla haRe been here