Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-09-16
UNIVERSITY GOSSIP.
State Bar Examinations Being
Conducted This Week.
Notes Of Departments and Teachers.
Professor Neil ON Lecture Platform.
Foot Ball Coach and Captain here.


Foot Ball Coach aud captain here.
Affairs at the State University
are assuming more activity, and
professors and teachers are return
ing to their work Many Of them
are having the usual interesting ex-
perience in getting convenient rooms
and boarding places. By the first
Of next week everything will be
hustiing, and students arriving in
groups.
The regular September examina
tons for admission to the Bar be-
gan yesterday, and will last three
days. The following candidates are
taking the examination j. NJ.
Clark, Wheeling; II +. Lutz, Wheel
ing J T Porteriield, Charles Town;
Henry A. Mathews, Lewisburg, Hen
ry NJ Russell, Wheeling j f. Ar.
buckle, Lewisburg; j. c. McGluer,
Parkersburg; John w Chapnelle,
Charleston; Theodore VanGamp and
Franklin VanGamp, New Martins
Vile, w. G. Grimes, Tyler county;
4. 6. Heslip, Tyler county S. II.
Butcher, Fairmont; A. II. Loyett.
Belington; Geo. d. Moore, Charles
Town; Chas A. Krebs and Daniel
Mathews, Columbia University.
The members of the football team
are getting together and practice
has commenced Manager Stout of
Parkersburg and Captain Seaman
OF MoundsviIe are both here
Mr.. Daniel Dawson of Charleston,
son Of Secretary Of State w NJ O.
Dawson, is spending few days here.
Mr. Dawson took his A B. degree
here last June, and Will spend the
coming year at Harvard.
Although registration Is not an
nouneed to begin until Tuesday
morning, students who present
themselves on Monday will have an
opportunity to register
The chemistry department Of the
University has grown to such pro
portions that it needs the entire
second floor OF Science Hall. For
this reason Professor Reynolds gives
up room % and takes room l ? Of the
first floor OF that building.
DR. j. n. Simpson has returned
from a visit to his old home at PIT.
Pleasant.
Dean Wrightson of the School of
Music returned Saturday from New
York, accompanied by Professor
Rudolf Wertime of Boston, Head of
the Piano Department. Dean
Wrightson bought several new
pianos while away.
Professor Armstrong will live in
his old rooms at Miss Coyles, and
take his meals at the Peabody
Hotel.
Professor w. L. Fleming and
family are living at Rev. J. L Nc
Cutcheons.
Professor Andre Beziat de Bordes,
successor to the late Professor Chas
Chollet, will arrive Friday or Satur
day.
Professor G. Edmund Neil is con-
neeted with one Of the prominent
Lecture Bureaus Of the country, and
will give number Of entertainments
this winter as usual under the
management of the Bureau.
Miss Kate Hedrick, of Charleston.
will be the Assistant Librarian in
charge of the Law Library this
year,
The Commercial Department will
have three rooms in Martin Hall
one on the second floor and two on
the third floor
The Y. NJ, G. A room on the sec
oud floor of Martin Hall Ga part of the
old library Sp2ce,) is one Of the most
attractive rooms in the University.
1t has been beautifully frescoed and
furnished
Another particularly attractive new
room is the large recital room of the
School of Music on the third floor of
WOODBURY. Hall
The Art department viii be the
most handsomely housed Of any de-
partment of the University. 1t will
be On the second and third floors of
the new library building
In order toaccommodate the various
classes better, Professor Green will
take Ioom s in Martin Hall, and Prof.
Stewart will take number ii in Wood
burn Hall. Miss Browning will have
the room vacated by Preseason Stew
art, and Miss Dfasilla johnson Will
teach in Miss Br0wnipg'S room.