Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-20
TWO CENTS
IN FULL BLAST.
University is now Getting
Down to Business.

Enrolment Reaches Six Hundred
Hard to FELL how this Compares with
Former Years-Fall ConYocation
Held-Cadet Promotions are An
neunced BY Major Burns.
The enrolment at the University
has reached about six hundred.
This is stated BY the authorities to
be about the same as it was on the
third day last year. A number Of
students have not yet matrienlated
and when they do the number on the
rolls will be higher than it is now.
Just what figure it will reach can
hardly be foreeasted
Class work began this morning
and the classes are now rum
ming regularly. The fall quarter
convocation was held last night. A
fair audience gathered in Commence
ment Hall TO hear the address by
DR.. W. A. Stanton on American
Edueation,o listen to the regular
quarterly report of Dir. Raymond, to
hear some music by the music de.
partment and To see several young
men and women receive their diplo-
mas.
DR. Raymond announced the
changes that had taken place in the
faculty but forgot to mention that
Mrs. Hester and Miss Sitter would
not be here and why they had gone.
The new professors already given in
this paper were told about and those
who take the places of Profs Willis
and Hare who have been granted
leaves Of absences were announced.
They are G. Luke Michael OF Fair
mont aud DR.. w. S. Burrage Ph ID.
of Harvard University.
The Glee Club sang THE Old
Oaken Bucket and tJuanita.r
Prof. Ellenburger played solo at
the opening OF the exercises and
postlude as the audience was dis
missed. DR., Reynolds chaplain Of
the University delivered the invoca-
ton. Degrees were conferred on the
following
Bachelor of Laws MIR. Kemble
White, Matewan, West Va
Bachelor OF Arts Miss Emma Con-
ley, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin; Major.
Sociology.
Mr.. Hugo Frankenberger, Charles
ton, West Virginia; Major, English
Mr.. David Hott Jr. White Hall,
Virginia; Major. Biology.
Mr.. Phil Anderson Shaffer Mar
tinsburg, West Va. Major, Chemis-
try
Mr.. Edwards Stuart Stalnaker,
Martinsburg, West Va; Major, Chem
istry.
Master Of Arts Mr. Alexander
GaIlatin McChesney, Charleston, West
Va: Major, Latin.
Mr.. Myron Carlton Tough, Fair
mont, West Va, Major, Pedagogy.
Mr.. VIM. Henry Whitman, Morgan
town, West Va; Major, Physics.
The cadet corps is full this year and
the promotions have been anxiously
awaited. Major Burns has issued an
order announcing them.
Orders No. SO.
Under the provisions of Par. SO Ca
Diet Regulations and subject to the
OF the President Of the Uni
versity the following appointments OF
Commissioned officers are hereby
made:
Cadet 1st Lieutenant, james &.
Moreland, TO be Cadet Major.
Cadet Ordnance Sergeant, Frank r.
Corbin, to be Cadet 1st Lieut.. and
Adjt.
Cadet Sergt., Emmett T.. Cole, To
be Cadet Ist Lieut.. and Quarternias-
ter.
Cadet. End Lieut., Harry G. Steele,
to be Cadet Captain Co. b.
Cadet End Lieut., Henry 5. Lively.
to be Cadet Captain Company G.
Cadet End. Lieut., Geo. N. Bayles,
to be Cadet Captain Co. A.
Cadet Sergt., Thomas S. Lang, to
be CadA 1st Lieut.. Company A.
Cadet End Lieut., Clarence Poe, to
be Cadet 1st Lieut.. Co. G.
Cadet Sergt., f. ID. Hutchinson, to
be Cadet lst Lieut.. Co. b.
Cadet Sergt., Ralph Rogers, to be
Cadet End Lieut.. Co. b.
Cadet Sergt., s. G. Butler, to be
Cadet End Lieut.. Co. @.
Cadet Sergt., Harry A. st. Clair, 70
be Cadet End Lieut.. Company A.
Cadet Sergt., Ebert Jones, to b0
Cadet End Lieut.. and Signal officer.
They will be respected and obeyed
accordingly. J. M. BURNS,
Mai. U. S. Army,
Commandant.