The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-20

gpeelai Dispatch 70 the Inteii,geueer,
MoRGASrowN. W. Va. Sept. IA
The work Of the summer quarter Of The
University is practically over, though a
lev examinations yet remain. The at
fendauce numbered about two hundred.
Thirteen states we're represented. viz.
West virginia, Georgia, FLORIDA. Texas.
Tefnessee, PennSylyania. New York.
Msryiand Wisconsin, Washington. ILL
nois. Colombo and the District OF CO.
iumbia. Thirty-One counties IN West
Virginia sent students: Nicholas Up
ohuF. Braxton. RanaWha. cabeil,
wayne. Mercer, Barbour. Hampshire.
wetEei, Pendieton. McDoweh Tyler,
taylor, Preston. Jackson. Writ. Marion,
Randolph Mason. Berkeley. Raleigh,
Wood. eRmer. Ohio. Harrison. Richie,
Brooke. Greenbrier, Jefferson and Mo-
noneaiin. The work OF the summer
quarter was enthusiastically enjoyed py
aa OF the students, and everyone OF
ttm endorses the work and recon-
mendS II to others.
The fail quarter viii open October !.
ance In the history Of the University.
A good many young men OF the Uniyer-
Fity are in the First and Second West
VirEiria regiments and the Pennsylva-
MIA regiments. They want TO come
hack aud cannot get dismissed from the
Amy. Their absence VIII be felt, but
new Students. many more than enough
70 make Up this number, WIZ be here.
Every year the University draws
more and more from Pennsylvania Last
year 6s PennsylvRnians were here, be-
Sidea quite a number whose families
moved here from that state 70 get the
advGntage Of the University. a good
many families are moving here this fall
10 remain In MorgantOwu while their
sons and daughters take their college
education.
The frS. graduate Of the University
was Hon, n II. Dent, OF Grafton, judge
Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals He
was a cadet, and has always believed In
the cadet corps. This IAN his son WIZ
enter as q cadet. The judges daugh-
der WIZ also be in the University this
year. Quite & number Of the alumni
now have sons and daughters in the
University.
Al University students interested In
eiOcutiOn and public speaking Will be
rad 10 learn that no fees are 20 be
-elsrged this gear. for instruction in
these branches Prof. Gsi29.es Henry
Patterson ca B. and A. NJ. Tufts Col
iege) succeeds James P. Whyte as in
stfuctor In this subject and his classes
via all be free TO all students, and he
viii also train free OF charge, all con-
testants for prizes. etc
Dr.. Kenneth Mckenzie, professor Of
Romance Languages, Is spending week
OF two at his former home In Cam
bridge. Mass.
Dr.. frederick w Truscott, professor
Of German and the Germanic Lam
Euages. left yesterday 20 visit relatives
IN southern Indiana until the first OF
October.
Or. Mckenzie and Or, Truscott are
both new men here. both are doctors Of
philosophy from Harvard University,
both have studied abroad for several
Year,, both have had experience in
teaching. and both have already proved
their great ability and strength as
teachers during their work here. The
modern languages are ROW taught as
weN IN the West Virginia University as
any place in the country.
The many friends in the Panhandle
Of Prof Lewis Cars Woolery VIII be
RiG6 to know that although he has been
Q member Of the faculty here for only a
year. he 10 already one Of the mos; pop
uiar men in the University. He has
greatly built up the chair OF Greek, and
has already made for himself here a