The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-23
UNIVERSITY GOSSIP.
State Bar Examinations Being
Conducted This Week.
Notes of Departments and Teachers.
Professor Neil on Lecture Platform.
Foot Bail Coach aud Captain here.

Notes OF Departments and Teachers.
Professor Neil on Lecture Platform.
Foot Bail Coach aud Captain here.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Affairs at the State University
are assuming more activity, aud
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
hust,ing, 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. 4. Lutz, Wheel
ing; j. L. Porterfield. Charles Town
Henry A. Matthews, Lewisburg. Hen
ry NJ. Russell, Wheeling; J. E. Ar
buckle, Lewisburg; J. G. McCluer,
Parkersburg: John w Chapuelle,
Charleston; Theodore vanCamp and
Franklin VanCamp, New Martins
vile; W. G. Grimes. Tyler county
U. G. Heslip, Tyler COUNTY, $. H.
Butcher. Fairmont; A. ii. Loec,,,
Belington; Geo. D. Moore. Charles
Town; Chas. A. Krel,s and Daniel
Matthews, Columbia University.
The members of the football team
are getting together and practice
has commenced Manager stout ~
Parkersburg and Captain : amrn
of Moundsvile are both herr
Mr.. Daniel Dawson of Charl, stou,
son of Secretary of State W NJ O.
Dawson, is spendings few ,ln,s he,c
Mr. Dawson took his A d. degree
here last June, and will spend he
coming year at Harvard.
Although registration u not an
nounced 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 il nee Is The On ire
second floor OF Science Hall For
this reason Professor Reynolds gives
up room % aud takes room IL of the
first floor OF tina, building.
DR. j. n. simpson has returned
from visit to his old home at Pt.
Pleasant.
Dean Wriehtson OF the School of
Music returned Saturday from New
York, accompanied by Professor
Rudolf Werlime of Boston, Head OF
the Piano Department. Dean
Wrightson bought several new
pianos while away.
Professor Armstrong wi i i've in
Ills old Rooms at Miss Cos lbs, aud
take his meals at the Pcatody
Hotel
Professor Andre Beziat dc Bordes,
successor to the late PROF. ssor Chas
CholIet, will arrive Fnday or Satur-
dav.
Professor G Edmund Neil is con
nected 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 he the Assistant Librarian in
charge Of the Law Library tins
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
ond floor Of Martin Hall Ia part Of the
old library space 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
Wuodburn Hall.
The Art department will be the
INST handsomely housed OF any de-
partment OF the University. 1t will
pe on the secund and third floors OF
the new library building.
In order to accommodate the various
classes better, Professor Green will
take room s In Martin Hall. and Prof.
Stewart will take number IA in Wood
burn Hall. Miss Browning will have
the room vacated by Preseason Stew
art, and Miss Drusilla johnson will
teach Ia Miss Brownipg's room,