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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-19

THURSDAY evening delightful surtiiss
marty Was given in honor 81 Mss DAISY
Iutziar. 20 BIER home IN clay street
Miss Huizl-r leaves Tor hufop" he"
Thursday o. spend some time. ara 'ns
rartv WAS given as mark or anec'oh
ana esteem ~ hor many friends. Al
though the evening was warm, YET IAN
Ink was INDUCED ln anti quite i4ie. ~
twelve o'clock Entertainments We're served.
Among those who were present were
Misses Miriam Uiman. az Wasrenion,
4. Jennie Frank of Albany. y. Y, Ida
Wslnbury and Esther Miller o1 refers
burg. Sadie WhtlQck Essie strauss.
Beuiah Heller Fannie AItteliorfer. Lime
Roscndorf. Kate salemonsky Minnie
Hessbcrg Marian Heller Jeanne Love"
stein. Malta uutzier. ETA k0sendorf' ana
Messrs. Harry kaufman, OF charlotte
vlue DR. Charles Labcnburg, Albert
Lang. Memo Mittcldorfer. Newman Rosen'
dorr sam Gunsi. Martin kahnweller, Lee
Relnhelmcr. Leonard Sycic. Ike Green
baum. Abe Drytus. Aaron stern. Eugene
Pyle. Albert Wise. Berthol Goodman ana
Milton Binswanser.
Al quite a late hour the company ieft
after having spent a very pleasant even
ing au wishing Miss Huizler, Bon Noy-
age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-19

The Commonwealth Attorney ASK TOT
lnntInn1nre Of tlle lraN loud ltse.

CoutInuance Of the Crawford Gaze.
Tho care Of the Commonwealth against
Geofse T.. Crawford. who stands charged
with the larceny OF a. certificate OF aepos-
IL Ion $500 belongings % Mrs. Datnei."'
peyronnet. Was to .ave begun B" @.0
unstues Court yesterday m1rint
The prisoner ~as Represented by M.9ri''
LDlb ID. Ntudeli ufs ana lll.i ga. l.s
When count opened Hon. -. g.. N'N".
arl-on. Commonwealth Attorney, sAH
that Alr. George J.. Wise Aad boon en-
plovsI by Mrs peyronnet 20 assist pa
The prosecution and tnat a great man
az the details had been lelt 10 MN. on
account of recent bereavement however
he had been unable % prepare hiinsei'
In addition 10 this Two colof,d witnesses
named Banks ~ Charles 'tiy county
were very Important o. the case nal
that the officers laI been unable as ,''
10 .trve processes Oh them.
Mr. HM Garter said DE ro.n' ''7"''F
opuosel the request Tor cournhance
a. his sympathies wee with Mr.. Wise
lut that counsel for the defense were
ready 10 proceed ana The defendant was
present. having come from SICK ntl.
Mr. crawford no said, was made III IN
a large matter by the mental Huher-
lngs he had undergone and ,hat 'ne SOON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-19

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H"-r ""n"'~.
NHe closing 0N DE-
Ai0l.. i.N
.lt.a were
last .ttn.
once of anN .t.D .. i.e 0".-
dr.n acquitted f..u t..-.f. .lI.
Tic follow being t. pia-rauu.
Iof,... lr .l Old. HH".
Music DIS A W. II'rn
German .IIllnu lt Nf-f.r Charming
D.ull
Song OF tHa Afi.". lf Master Willie
Lmlnsr
Gates Are. hr Nls lil Mason.
Psalm NJ fIl.. Mirs f. Ni. rman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-19

baum. n T. symlnsion. wilkins.
nnais. ~ r. Grant e.. 5. Parrish. l.. y.
Mhifl0ct. TO-. oil
m. following were absent from a."
finals Glenn. IT, Myers. ,........
Iaylv was excused from some iN'-i
date examination. ...
Reinhardf Was not % mfmhtI vi '"0
school Ia tine intermediate examination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-19
OCEAN View wac. so.

The rate from Richmond 20 ocean View
ON q and % sunday outings Is but 81.
outing train leaves every sunday At
s.as A N Time. two ami one-hslt hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-19

The sixty-Second Closing Exercises of This
Institution of Learning.
The siXty-second closing exercises OF
ST. Josepb's Academy were held yestes-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-19
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Nmsg for c Preserves all kinds &c. Apple Butter &c. b. Ammonia &C. ooe

1o iz. Taro Mackere per doz 25 Nc-Nacs per d. Nix
ed Cakes &C. per Flour 53 bag; PiSbHs Flour $50
~ M Best Flour bag Hams per b oyster .ra.ers
M Mustard per qt Soapn pc Green Coffee o llc l=
16c. and 1Sc h., Clothes Pins, L. doz
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07
rRor. srEw AIRS RECEPTION.


The first social event connected
with the long line Of Commencement
Festivities was a reception given by
Prof. JAS. S. Stewart and wife to the
class OF 81 on Wednesday evening,
June End.
The entire class was present ana
was delighted with the unriyaled
hospitality of the Professor and his
wife. Morgantown's fairest maid,
ems were present to add charm ana
attractiveness to the event. Alter
the guests had been received, and
everybody felt well acquainted, re-
freshments were served. ,
Miss Margaret Linton, the talent
ed elocutionist, then gave reelta,
ton entitled "Absolom' to the De
light of all present The rest of tbs
evening was. spent in pleasantrles
and a general good time was had by
| all. The class of '97 will ever bear
pleasant recolleetions for their host
and hostess.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07
MOOT court.
SOMERSAuLTSBY.LEGAL ACROBATS

Alarge and apprcciativeL audience
gathered In Commencement Hall
Saturday evening at o'clock e
hear the trial Of the State Of West
Virginia vs.. James Jacob Astor and
stonewan Jackson Randolph. The
characters in the case were descend
ants of some Of tile historic families
of West Virginia. The point II the
case was the murder III Miss Lucille
Mason, daughter pf George Mason,
great.grand son Of the celebrated
Senator George Mason, Of Virginia.
This beautiful and accomplished
GIRL was engaged to be married TO
DR.. James Jacob Astor, q great grand
/ son Of John ] acob Astor. Col. Kan
dolph. d brother of John Randolph,
was also in love with Miss Mason
/ and became very jealous when he
/ heard De the marriage Of Pr. Astoi
/ ana Miss Mason. Col. Randolph
was j. very skilIftl hypnotist and
/ could perform wonders in that art
| Miss Mason was shot with azismal
Derrineer in the hands Of DIR Aston
but was supposed 10 have been hyp-
Noticed BIZ Prof. Randolph who wal
seen at the window at the time Q
. the murder
Dean johnson with his usual dig
nifty presided a. Judge Of the court
The State was represented By Messr
g. S. Wallace, Abijah Hayes and {
r. Burdette; the defence by MessrI
j. w. Dawson, j. B. Ware and
w. Yoho
The following were witnesses Is
2 the State Messrs. y. W. Campbell
. &. w. Craner, r. @. Keller. g.
/ Hines, g. 4. Nethkin, Prof. Ak
q and ID. Van Horn, for defent
e Messrs. Homer Adams, n G. ALI
and DR.. Hartigan. The dcfendan
q were n. c. Champ and Il. 3. Hart
Il The attorneys pleaded their ca
p before the jury with the skill Of &
ri perienced practitioners. The i
le presentations Of the witnesses We
&c good. The case resulted In the i
II auital Of DR.. Astor and IN the gu
'ol 81 Prof. Randolph. The speech
Mr.. Hartle before sentence of dea
ns was pronounced was very touchil
The trial was decided succ'
at and all who were connected with
deserve much credit
The USIvERsETr DAILr viii be
~ sale az SwisheT S Book Store.
Rev. Wilbur breaches Again.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07

IN these days of progress and keen
competition, not enough attention is
paid toiigher education. Too many
people think that to be able to read
and write Is sufficient, simply be
cause they have gotten along IN the
world Many fathers could send
their sons and daughters to college,
but they think there is no need of
it. They have no just conception
Of what contact with theHworld, and.
q few years diIigent study would do
for their children.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07

Hon. A. G, Dayton, our popular
Congressman from the Second Dis
trict, is expected here for commence
cent exercises. MI. Dayton never
forgets his alma mater and takes a
deep interest in the welfare Of the
University He IS always ready to
help the students ii any worthy en-
terprise they undertake II is this.
interest of the alumni that makes
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07
1o-i,as's Program.

The competitive di1ii between the
two companies sill take place Of 2
% t.se Grill round 70 de
eide wIlieft coiapaay shall carry the
corps eoiors during the ensuing
school year is'T IS. At s o'clock the
Regents prize defamation contest
viii take place n Commencement
Hall. after which the Regents prize
ESSAY will he read by the successful
contestant, G. Fl Jollitic on AThe
| Problems 81 City Government in
America.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07

Next year promises TO be one of
interest in the University, and espe-.
cially if all the students will imbibe
freely Of that inspiring liquid known
as college spirit. This year there
has been notable lack Of college
spirit among the students. Early
next year there should be q Glee
Club organized, and let them occa.
sionally soothe the weary inhabit-
ants Of the town to sweet and re-
freshing sleep. Everything Of this
nature will tend to make the stu=
dents college life 50 enjoyable that
he will want to stay here till he is
graduated. All sports and amuse-
ments Of i healthful nature SHOULD
be given, . hearty support.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07
7tit ,-'
WILBUR breaches AGAIN.

be solicitation Of the members OF
nj. q. A., Rev. Wilbur preached
light tosa large and appreciative
nce at Commencement Hall.
Earnest divine discoursed with his
acteristic ardor and force. The
ribution box was passed around
quite aconsiderBble 8 um~ was re-
d. The young gentlemen Of the
1. @. a. are to be congratulated
/ TIE zeal and industry they have
lifested the past year 10 the spread
progress Of things spiritual.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07

No professor IN the West y irginia
University is more popular and pains
taking than DR.. Brooke He is q
well-bred, conscientious, christian
Gentleman. His word and his abil-
m are universally respected. az g
teaeber and expounderof the Law ne
i no experiment; be il success.
he muses. his strong personality m
| - the lives and thoughts Of his stu
| dents A. 1t il with no inyidions dis
| t;netion to the other able and, !.
netent gentlemen IN charge Ct tlt
law school, that we say Dr. Brook
| for many years nursed the Un.ser r
s;tp Law Department into z schoo
If value and reputation
nuR specialities Fine Confection
ma soda. MADEIRA Bros. Main ST
ANOTHER reduction IL aour 4
Posten's. s. Tanas,s
~ al, Ilot , |. Get 4 fan At Jones
T,ne place-The Acme.
Irssr d. TuRstrR, The Tailor do'
Renairing Cleaning and fresslnI
Il i
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07
t'''lsa s. .''l'a,. ~ a1ls9' a
at. |..| 15...s<. 81 IA al tho fIt6F- Ko0iffVI

productions as well as some of the
commencement productions tof tho
graduating class will be giyenIin full,
We have, tried to elevate tile cur
rent and literary standard of the
DAILY. How well we may succeed,
We shall allow our readers toIijudge.
BY the time VIE are through with
our last issue, we will probably have
to plead guilty to many sins Of omis-
sion and commission before thatpor-
ton Of the bar of public opinion
with which our paper shalB come in
contact. But we feel assured that
the University reading public and
its sympathetic outposts scattered
here and there over the country will
Sc d mereiful and forhearing censor.
IN our efforts Of four issues, we shall
not be without orr midnight trials
and day-sweat tribalations. There
fore, marvel not, if now and then We
turn down halt. page dcgears in our
little etiquette volume, and occasion
ally @round off corners Of stiff,
straight formalisIs We do not in
tend 70 presume upon our editorial
Office and thereh. sarify the story q
the hungry dog who was afterwards
well fed, and then spent his time in
growing, But when the cold truth
Is to Be told, we shall not enclose it
lin sugar coated pills % that II may
be easy to take. However arduous
may be our labors, We have one con
ISOLATION. Our editorial staff com
bines the virtues Of patience, chart
y and meeknesg q such ] remarka-
BE degree, that We feel prepared to
take arms against \ sea oftronbles. \
We wish oar subscribers and al
visitors D pleasant commencement
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07
Everyone should attend college fol

Everyone should attend college for
i little while at least, for the general
culture and information it would
give one, and to find out what is to
be known. Almost any man with
average ability, could educate him
self by knowing what he ought to
learn. and by knowing where to find
what he wants. r. ] y : /
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07

orm. Leave
he present. and try
srciful and gentle,
the dlfv that Won

must be right whatever
uncertain; and by all the laws
human heart, and by the word
you shall not be left in doubt,
much Of the will of God as
plain to you, and you shall
4 the doctrine whether5it be
pl.at very moment, as by an
leeuch, the clouds will fade
I'D the sweet beamfng face OF
slppear again. All the mists
/ 10 as you have seen them dis
asfore the morning sun. You
81 again, and have JOY in God
se and in the blessed. promises
ford. 31>6
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07
=. sles ID belts and sfAis

81 81 les ID belts and siss
eo: Hayes = Cos.
tlditfng committee are hard
now and they have quite q
work, there being about 100
g audit.
8 line Of Hammocks at Geo. e.
Is n "a.
evening Of June 18th Prof.
ssone will lecture before the
lille Normal school, and on June
lie will lecture at the West Lib
( Normal. Prof. Armstrong is
Inc unite ali enTiable reputation
lecturer. He IS always genial
and entertaining, and his lee
ar0 practical and helpful.
! Soda is great.
i Keefy, Of '96, Of Charles
HI epter the law school mex
His hing back will add an
star the brilliant aggrega
81 football players and We az
to hear Of his intention Of r
ne
Cream Soda q speciality at "a
,0s Soda Fountain.
RIece--The Acme.
81 Thoa &. Hodges will deil Y
et{s58 before the BurnsYii
Seh6o "a Jnne 18th.
III ikre's Soda.
8 res n button; we do =
Pfo1; 81 The Photograph
n, Wheeling, fat
sEh anl|iAted superintt
aeffnm at ] sston.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07
IBECCAbAlIBEA'HR DAY
SYNOPSIS OF
Baccalanreate Sermon Delivered at
Commencement Hall, Sunday,
June 8, 1897.

s'V ~
rs ,-;--------
sunday morning dawned serene
and cloudless. Nature radiant with
her purest and most propitious
smiles lent balmy breezes to temper
tie fierce RAYS of the sun. Ideally
favored The success and interest Of
Baecal q, re:,te Dav WAS assured. At
! FINELY hour s laroe coneourse of
.I,ea,sle 3. laeolai,s a. we 8 its way to
Reimbursement Hall. This Is always
8 SsT 81 Sllsl and beafina hearts:
',HbIIS a eleven 5cl6ek fhs
Z. Is sud
1R1r Ee4flen|1p $lTre1,ef1 ',''t'.s ~
platform: 1ottly nItelzt4f1lA & 1ess
ident Goodnight escorted the Keys.
Wilbur, Buchanan and Barnes upon
the platform. With the rendition
Of violin solo BY Miss Pierce ac-.
companied by Miss Finnell, the or
ganist, the class of 81, clad in caps
and gowns filed into the auditorium
and occupied the two tiers OF seats
fronting the rostrum. 70 their right.
was seated the Law class OF g.
One Of the largest audiences IN the
history OF Baccalaureate exercises
filed the large Hall.
At III :05 the devotional exercises
were opened by the congre-
cation rising and singing~the lioS-.
ology, after which Dr. Goodnight
invoked the blessings OF God upon
the mornings services. The CHOIR ol'.
then sang the beautiful hymn, Come
Thou Almighty King" Rev. Barnes
gave readings from the Scriptures.
Rev. Buchanan followed in an earn
est and fervent prayer for the guild
ing light and overshadowing infiu-
ences of the Divinity. The choir
then sang the anthem From Egypt's
Bondage Come" President Coed
knight came forward and announced
that Rev. Wilbur would preach at 8
o'clock that evening in Golalaenee
ment Hall under the auspices Of The
Young Mems Christian association.
He expressed regrets chat Revs.
Cameron and Sheerin and the Bap-
fist minis3er were absent for I'M
avoidable reasons. He then intro |
duced Rev. c. E:SWilbur, of Pitts
burg, who was selected some time
ago at the suggestion of Prof Miller
to preach the bhecalaureate sermon
to the graduating class this year.
Rev. Wilbur is young divine of
pleasing appearance and Of earnest
and impressive delivery. He is not
q stranger TO our people having lee
tnred here in February 1896 at the
n. r church Of which 2Gpomina-
ton he is g me1npeA and faithfuf
worker. ne is man Oh pfoaa Gull
ture and wide education. Ills text "a,
was selected from ST Jonn, TN
chapter and TIN verse Inc leading
theme OF ms sermon was: oped,
enee ls the Great Law Oh opIflnIual
Trust. *
he emphasized the great anq IN
d1spensable need OF splrltual work
and ll1e3 Whlle not ignoring the
place ana power OF proaa lntellectu-
al culture, ne shoWea the lnco l /
pleteness OF man Wltnou1 1ne essen
o1oaos+ a++on+;o, a., +bo sobor;nn
ohN8C9e ~ 49,
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07
THE. RESIDENT RECEPTION BRILL
lANT SOCIAL AFFAIR AND
SUCCESS.

commencement season is always
an occasion Of brilliant socialevents.
,rba years work Is ended and both
tba professors ! and students feel re-
lierad and freed from the exaetion
| &c text book lore. Enthusiasm il at
hioh tide and makes the receptions
ana entertainments given By our
worthy instructors, occasions Of real.
1 E5aT ans pleasure. The student J
\ #, &; ;s,4 ID tprned aside from the cf0Nsss
lNine and ,5o lsning of cold facts and
4 thoughts to glowing sentiment
and living dreams. The reception
4 rendered by President and Mrs.
Goodnight last Thursday evening
/ from s to -, o'clock, was a most
brilliant and successful affair
Through the elements were inclem'
/ ent without, the mellow meshes o.
golden light transformed the large
commodious parlor of the Presidents
mansion into place of beauty i'm
p5iatradised by lovely bellies ane
~eallant beaux. =
The. invitations were not formal.
restricted to the Senior class. al
! the professors and their wives OF Ia
: dies and all the students were in
. vited; there were also many guest
of Morgantown and from a distance
Every one was warmly ushered int
/ the large reception room. Th
II reception committee consist
d sisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Barbe, Mis-
re ColIett and DR.. and Mrs. Goo
i KNIGHT The massive staircase v,
= handsomely decorated with old GO
7 and blue bunting. Miss Linte
ie charmed ali present with d vel
I'd dramatic rendition Of .Higar.'' II
e doors leading to the large and invi
ne mo room were thrown open where i
cd wore privileged and urged to feast
VI the oood things prepared for them
ad The refreshments were exeeIe
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07
GA ho71a q hegents

n Is r. q = - - = n ~ p e
will soon find possible u give us
enclosed athletle grounds. Sc long
as We have an 8 zen field, we cannot
hope to be successful In giving our
teams proper financial support. The
games here are sufficiently patron
lied sefar as numbers are concerned,
but great many take advantage Of
the games By simply refusing to pay.
This is matter that should claim
the Boards attention at'once.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07

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The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07

Board Of Regents are discus
1e erection OF the two new wings
college building. 1t has not
en- determined what will be
reference to the matter.
re Jewellers, George G Hayes
instance of the easy JOB the
ire having, let US remind you
worked Friday ell altel
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1897-06-07
obedience the Organ OF Spiritual
Truth"
g. JOHN VIII.


I Every science has its peculiar instru-
Iment for the attainment Of truth FL
its own particular sphere. Natural
strument expert
80 science Of spiritual
things has obedience.
Here Jesus makes the distinct prop
sosition that through harmony III will
with God, or obedience, Spiritual
knowledge is to be attained.
l. obedience prepares the mind to
receive spiritual truth.
4 BY removing hfndrances to the
reception Of the truth.
The older psychology divided mans
mental power into bundles of facul-
ties, intellectual, emotional and NOR
al; but the fact is that man is unit
and these divisions are convenient
classification Of the manifestations of
| this indiyisable soul for purposes of
science. The soul is the fountain
from which the streams of Thought
and feeling and yolition flow. Sin
reaches back Of these streams to the
central fountain, and 1istilling its
poison there, sends its poison cours.
ing through all the channels of life
In short the whole man is disordered
by it: the intellect does not see clear
~, the sensibilities do not respond To
| right thought, nor the will to proper,
motives. In the speeulations of the
theologians the eorrupting influences
of sin have largely been confined to
the will alone; but that system Of
morals or religion that striyev TO puri-
! fy the soul BY working In upon II
from without through anyone Of
these. channels, Is like the man that
tries TO cleanse the fountain BY put-
ting his sweetness into the streams
that flow out: LET them medicate the
water at the fountain head and then
all the streams that flow out WILDE
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