The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-06-28

1Vhh ~. pct4 '"fcucss LII. ~. /,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Marion Sackett Horner. Ii. b..
Oil, Pa.
James G. Thomas, LII. b., Elkhorn
w. Va.
Richard Adams WEIGH, LII. b.,
keyser, w. Va.
Robert White, LII. b., Romney. w.
Va.
Willis Curtis Willis, Ii. b.,
B0othyille, w. Va.
Dennis Martin Willis, LII. b.,
Morgantown, w. Va.
Lillian Ruth Wiles, LII. r. Nor.
gantcwn, w. Va.
FELLOWS.
The following appointments TO
Fellowships for the ensuing year were
announced:
Fellow in Economice, Robert Nor
ris, Harrisville, w. Va, graduate
OF the University OF Nashville and OF
West Virginia University.
Fellow In Mathematics, Thomas
Carskadon johnson, Lewisburg, W.
Va, a graduate of West Virginia
University.
Fellow in Latin, Bernard Camillus
Bondurant, Bethany, w. Va, grad
uate of IIampdenS Sidney College, and
a graduate student at West Virginia
University.
Fellow in English Literature, Char
les Fenton Holden, Clarksburg, w
Va, graduate OF West Virginia
University.
Fellow in Romance Languages,
Charles Clear Ballard, Schenectady,
N. Y, a graduate Of Union College.
Fellow in German, Allen Wilson
Portertield, Charles Town, w. Va, a
graduate OF West Virk inia University.
Fellow in Rhetoric and Elocution,
Simeon Conant Smith, a graduate Of
Tufts college.
Fellow in Agriculture, William
Frazier Naret,. Morgantown, W. Va,
a graduate OF West Virginia univer-
sity.
WINNERS OF PRIZES.
The announcement of the prize
winners was then made The follow
ing named persons received the var
rious prizes:
The Edward Thompson Company
prize Of a set of 1.-THE American and
English Encyclopedia of Law for the
best essay by member of the Senior
law class on 'sThe Origin and Devel-
opmcnt OF Corporations, to Mrs.
Leila J. Frazer, OF Martinsburg, w.
Va.
The Senator Elkins prizes in Greek;
first prize of 500 to Charles Frederick
Tucker Brooke of Morgantown: second
prize OF $40 To- Latbrop Russell Char
ter Jr. of West Union.
The Governor Atkinson prize of
$25 for the best all around student in
the University, to Thomas Simeon
Lang, of Bridgeport, w. Va.
The James o. Thompson prize of
$40 for the student making the most
progress in English composition and
Rhetoric, to Mr.. Clarence Poe OF
Grafton, w. Va.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union prize of twenty five dollars for
the best essay OF "The Womens
Christian Temperance Union as a
Factor in Social Reform, TO Mr.. Dan
lei Webster Ohern. of Morqantown.
The James L. Thompson prize of
S25 for the best work In Anatomy and
Physiology to Mr.. Samuel Clark Steele
Of Miracle Run, w. Va.
The Robert A. Armstrong prize of
$25 in American Literature for the
best essay on 1.-THE influence Of Ma
ture upon American Literature" TO
Miss Lucy Berkshire Wood, OF Nor
gantown, w. Va.
The Robert A. Armstrong prize in
English Literature for the best essay
on 1.-THE Influence OF Tennyson on
His Age,n TO Mr.. Charles Fenton
Holden of Clarksburg, w. Va.
The George @. Baker prize Of $25 to
the student in the Department of
Drawing and Painting making the
greatest Improvement in drawing
from natural objects or models, to
Charles Larkins Moore Of Browns
vile, Pa.
The Inter Society Contest; prize Of
800. 90; Debate, w, w. Hughes of
Mineral, w. Va, and Emory /. Ire
land of White Oak, W. Va, repre-
senting the Columbian Literary So
ciety; Essay, Miss VILLA Hart Butcher
Of Fairmont, representing the Column
bian Literary Society; Defamation,
Phil Anderson Shaffer, representing
the Columbian Literary Society. Ora
ton, G. N. Smith representing the
Parthenon Literary Society.
Regents Prize Decla nation, first
prize of $500 to Miss Katherine Fet-
ger of Mooredeld w. Va. second prize
of $1,000 to Miss Bertha e. Compton,
of Pedlar, w. Va, third prize of So
to Miss Bertha B. Schaffer OF Nor
gantown. Regents prize essay $25 90
to Mr.. Frgnk p Corbin. Of Ellenboro,
w. Va.
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