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rior.ncr crI,tcnton Mission.

Following is the report OF the Florence
cflt,en,on mifslon for the month OF March.
a. submitted b. superintendent VIM. Brad
burn;
Attendance. 1915 asked for prayers 1S2i
profeEtsd conversion. 3D.
on Inc numerous applications for nd
fnitiAnoo % the home, only one was en-
terfsIned and forwarded 10 the homo at
Fort Worth. where she will be cared for
nn,n the Houston home Is completed. which
ssili IL. soon
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GINGHAMS.

Dress Ginghams, in Fancy PlaH,
Stripes, be, S l-3c. Zoe. l2isc.
scotch Bookfold Cheviots, in S,riD,
Check, lgi.c quality. loo.
Fancy Dress Percales. in Str,pe =
and Persian effects. S l-Sc, loc, i2lx
Apron Check Bingham. In ali y
checks and colors, &c. 6lsc, 8 1.sc.
Fancy Stripe Feather Ticking, u
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Galveston: Sterling exchange, s.xt,e,
~ buying, N.S selling New York sight
y discount, buying, &c premium selling
&c discount buying.
New York: Sterling exchange. bankers
s.Aties, &s5s.; commercial sixties. 81 .S5is;
fc,chnh.ks - rs francs, bankers sixties
. lSisH5.lI5l commercial sixties. Bliss. n
sew Orleans: Sterling exchange, coin.
mercial. sixias - siisu4 ssh, francs, com
inerc!al sixties. 5lsS; New York sight,
barriers si.0O premium, commerce al &c dis
count.
London: Bank rate 3 per cent: stree,
rate. II. per cent: silver 2sas; consols
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sld: IL.

New Orleans, April .s.--sugar 1uiet onSn
kettle eAm3is; Centrifugal. granulated ~ /.
- "a S-l6. Molasses steady centrifugal
Gfis.
New York. April s.-Sugar--Raw finn
refined steadv mould \. uowderei and
cubes 3: standard A and confccuoners' A
b-s. cut Loaf and crushed u.s. Sranu-
lafe1 an
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CORSETS.

Thomson's Glove Fitting Corsets, in
White and Black 35c, 59c T5c, Sl.00, Sis,
81 - Sis So and ,2.-S a pair
Il. & @. Corsets, s1.oo Sl.95. $50. Sis,
500 and 81 - pair
z. z. and P. d. Imported Corsets. in
White. and Black. SID. s,.75, se.uO, go
- No. 1926, 400 and 500 Rar,
Sole agents for the celebrated Fasso
Corset. Il White Sad Black, $500, $50,
Sl0.Oo I2.5o, $500 ana ri6.j0 a pair.
Ferris Waist for Ladies, Misses and
Chldren.
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Yor some time past Reading Circle for
the study OF Thcosophy has been holding
meetings at sii Main street. II is now
tho intention to form In thls city regular
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This firm deals In provisions. produce.
feed, etc, at 1921 Congress avenue. Hous-
ton, Texas. Consignments are solicited
Their prices are tho lowest and their goods
tho best.
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tributaries pass to the sea. In New Or
cans the demand for cotton has brought
New York. Here. the European shor, in
tercst has not yet taken alarin Amer
lean spinners are buying small supplies
and We expect a demand wall on that ac-
count continue
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For This Week $4,000

Lot &-Your choice OF our finest French
and English SuitnSs. In Pin Head checks,
Fancy Checks and stylish Broken Pans
pretty Et2m.nes and light weight Can
vas, Fancy Grenadines, and our spec al
imported Robes. e different des!sns made,
IND I'D IflmInel- r.gL.llr nr..a 81. "
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The following ocean freights (-team) OF.
sctton are ouvtel today
from Galveston: Liverpool 2-l6Gi3- 6io
Per pound. Havre. l5-6lfAd. continent,
i5-ldaI I'D. New York iSc per 100 bounds.
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London, Apin 3.-'The second series Of
the wool alcuoH sales of ISL closed to-
osy. Tho tone was very firm and prices
continent was a better buyer. The nUm-
her Of bales offered was 1850, w.thdrawa
1000. The sa'.s; New South Na.es, 800
Queensland. 1863 bales; secured li5d9 Is
iisd. greasy, 5An1ld. Victoria 1914 bales
SECURED GA.dgls 3D.; greasy. 4Aplld. South
irst'tlia, 5sl bales, greasy, ihdsd. West
Australia, S57 bales: secured. lGUllisd
greasy. r4G7hd. Tasmania. 80 bales
greasy. 5a,n6'bl. New Zealand, llS3 bales.
occurred. Gi.duls "a. greasy. 5laGl0d. Cane
OF Good Hope and Natal. IA bales, scour-
ed, 624dGils 81, greasy, f2Q7d.
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For This Week $3.50

Lot 2-Your choice OF our fine imported
SIX and Wool effects and all our ltaute
Nouvete styles for sprng, 10 dHerehs
select styles, made lIloi and trimmed.
regular nrice Si4.uD--
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MALLORY LINE TO NEW YORK

MALLORY LINE TO NEW YORK.
One Of the magnificent iron steamers OF
this line will sail from Galveston TO New
York every Wednesday. Perfect equipment
In cabin and steeragc accommodations.
The old established and reliable route to
the East.
For information. state rooms and tickets
apply 10
NOSE RAPHAEL, Agent, Houston.
w j. YOUNG. G,S.P.A. San Antonio,
Or OF all Railroad Ticket Agents.
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pARASOLS.

Inst Arrvel-New lines Paraso,is ~ IN
SLY chiron and Lace, n ms. -, "a ar,,n
Black and .olcrs, frotn Sl'SV 10 Sl-'' 80
Cblldrens Parasc,s, In ali eolofS' Zoe "
e "a each.
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LADIES' VESTS.

Jersey Ribbed Vests, IN white and I'M
bleached. Sc. l-3c. l2c and l5c.
LIsle Thread Vests, 15c, &c. Doc, S5c and
40c.
silk Vests. in White, Cream. Black,
Light Blue Pink and Lavender, sec, soc,
&c Csc, 81 . ard 81 each.
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For This Week $500

Just received handsome assortment Of
the most fashionable gnt weight Black
dress materials: also ii iew lois OF new
: ks, Plain and Brocade Black SKIS,
real swell and very pretty fancy SILKS Tor
Waists,
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HOUSTON GAS LIGur co

Gas for Illuminating, cooking. heatln,
and power II desired. Apply to j. ]. Me
Keeyer. general manager.
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RECENTLY ESTABLISHED.
The NAPLES Drug Store Has Prospered and
Pushed to the Front

Pushed to the Front
At 9O7 Preston avenue. between Main
and Travis streets, there has been estah-
lished during the rast year. one of tho
most prosperous retail drug stores Of the
city. The numerous patrons OF NAPLES
Drug StorS lind there only the freshest
and best Of everything in the drug line, at
prices truly moderate. Trade there.
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Gas cooking stoves and hot plates for
sale by Houston Gas Light Co.
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For This Week $500

Lot 2-Your choice OF our imported fancy
Mohalrs. Mozamblques, Canvas Etam neS'
Grenadine effects and high spring mover
les made, .ned and trimmed, ~ styles 10
salant frnIn- ra.-.iIlar flrLce rs o.
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Is an up-to- date Havana 5-ceut cigar. Sold
ny the largest dealers from Maine to Cali
iornia j. \. Taub. sole agent. Houston.
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EASTER GOWNS.

Perfect fitting and stylish gowns at un-
usually low prjces.
Our garments compare favorahly with
the best Partisan creations.
Lot i-Your choice OF y fferent styles
of fine imported dress materials, ncludlhs
Chev!ots. Melanges Checks, stripes. Ela-
mines and many other sprng noVeihes'
made, lined and tr.mmcG. regular pr'ce
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avenue.
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Carpets, Mattings
Draperies.

patterns, made. laid and lined.
per yard .....................
20 rolls Brussels Carpets. with
borders 10 match. beautiful
Scroll and Floral effects
spring OF 1891 patterns. made.
laid aud Lined, for this week
only. at the low price, per
SdrN .'.- ...........-......'.
10 rolls China Mating, just ar
rived, new goods. new patterns
and cheaper than ever; roll org
40 yards for.
rs rolls japanese Cotton Warp
Mating the 500 kind. 10 yard
roll now MISREPRESENTATION.
100 pairs Nottingham Lace Cur
tains. beautiful designs. per
pair .....................
Tamhour Lace Curtains, in end. Z
less variety, exquisite pat
terms, Is inches wide, rs yards
long, per pair.....................
irish Point Lace Curtains. the
Curtain thai never wears oul
10 inches wide, 3ts yards loig,
per pair ..,..........,.....
Chenille Port!eres, IN all colors.
IS inches wide, yards long.
special, per pair..................
Moquette, Smyrna, Japanege and
Chenille Rugs, 35X72 inches.
edcn 80. .... ..'.....-...-......
Yamato Rugs, feet wide. u
feet long, only ..............,....
1000 Window Shades. mounted on
spring rollers, feet wide, 6
feet long, each....,..,..........-
Cornice Poles. in Walnut, Eb-
ouy. Oak and Cherry. with
brass trimmings. complete,
each ..,,.... ,.-.., ...............
Linoleums. the cleaaest and best
floor coverings for offices.
halls and kitchens. square yard
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Spotted Cats at Tauh's Cigar store.
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NESSErS In pnnr

Ss Sirona. Fowler & Mcvitie.
IS Feronia. Fowler & McVltie
sch VI, V &. Chase. Fowler e. Neville.
Sch John +. kranz. Fowler & Neville
= Looaa, J y. Sawyer & Co.
- Governor
$ GEIler. Tera.s Star Flour Nnns
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THE WOOL MAHi<ET.

Prices pad by Houston dealers
Twelve months. medium. ,....,.... MA
TWclNe months. fine ....,.....'.',.' .lsH ~
Iurry .......-. ..,,..-......,.,,.. . @
SIX months. lHac less.
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Coke and Tar--For sale by Houston Gas
light Co.
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GLOVES.

White Glaze Kid Gloves A r..
large pearl buttons, all sizes. LIT
loo qualify IlU
l2-Ruttou Suede Gloves. IN soi
Green, Tan, Pink, Lavender.
Pearl Gray and Yellow, sizes
5le 10 Ga. SIS qualify llI
l6-nuNton Suede Gloves. 81 I nil
Tan. fearl Gray, PINK, Law UU(
cuder and yellow. sizes 81 10
81 80 quality
eJ-Button Suede Gloves, N p..:.
Tan, Green, Pink, Yellow, nh
Lavender ana Pearl Gray. PHI
sizes ~ TO 6li, $l.75 quality ull
i-Buuon White and Yellow
Glaze Kid Gloves. with black OSC
embroidery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ISS
5-Hook G,ace KID Gloves. In
Tan. Black. Mode. OXnlooc. nQ1
Green. brown and Navy. 2CS
i-Button Real Kid Gloves. Mode.
Jal. Black. Brown, White ana Gt D.
Yellow, with black embroidery p e - u
5-HooK Real KID Gloves. IN
Tan, Black and Mode, with IN
black embroidery ,..,.,.,........ i'oO
Kayser Patent Tipped SILK Gloves. in
Black. Mode and Tan, J0c. 15c. a0c and 81 =
pair.
SILK Mtts. in White, Cream Pink. Ligh,
Blue, Tan and Black. ljc, 25c, 81, SOC, 55c
&c and 81 p Il pair.
LIAM J.. FOLEY carry with them a suft
Client guarantee as to quality, til ana
wear. or your money refunded # not Us
represented.
No Evening Gloves exchanged.
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VESSELS SMILED FOE GALVESTON
So White Cross. Cardin, Feb. 81.
Sch Viola Reppard. Boston. Jan. Is
sch Senator Sullivan. Norfolk, March =.
IS Htspania. Hamburg. March n.
- ke.Eian Prince. 8arry. Marah q
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port o, Galveston. April s

Fort OK Galveston. April 8
ARRIVED.
IS LeoDa, Wilder. New York.
IS Gylie-. Rasmussen. west Indies.
SIS Governor Thompson, Liverpool.
CLEARED
IS Siro1a, Ward. Manchester.
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HITTER AND EGGS.

Chicago April s-Buttor easy; cream
CIV i6iS09h; dawv lifliS. Cheese hrm,
loisaloN Eggs. fresh SO.
,, NHs Anrll ! Butter nnlot: cream
cry i7deS: dairy i0filS Eggs higher ~
Kansas CITY, Aprl 3.--Butier firm, dairy
I0fyl5, creamery i7m1Sis.
New York. April s-EgSs steady: re-
ce.pts II o. packages; Western ~; south
era 9Qah.
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THE ClREFTI SHOPPER, THU HONEY SAVR

ina the sooiey (cho acant tesr doms gus. so also III
ynuscr satisy their deStres t TIE brje
eomrtmeus of Nauoth Dry Goods house OF Wn L. Foley
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on sn1rBoARD NOT CLEARED.
oCEAN FREIGHTs.

Total on ship5oard
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DAMAGES AwARoeo TO BRITAIN.
Findings of Com omission That Arbitrated
Seal Vessel Seizures.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The findings
of the British American commission
chosen to assess the damages for seizure
of British ships in Bering sea, have
been received by the state department
and the British embassy. The strictest
reticence is maintained. however, on
the general character of the finding,
though it is admitted that the total of
the award against the United States is
$464, 1000, which includes principal and
interest. A separate statement OF the
award divided into principal and inter
est is refused at this time. In order to
avoid misapprehension it should be un-
derstood that the finding against this
government is no surprise, that being
certainty under the finding of the Paris
court of arbitration that the United
States had no right to close Boring sea
against foreign ships.
The international commissions only
duty was to assess the amount Of the
damages. The amount allowed is con-
sidered to some extent vindication of
the state department. which had sought
to settle the question without COM
mission for $425, 900. The award now
made exceeds this sum considerably.
and besides this there will be the ex-
pense of the arbitration and also the
possible establishment of some unfor.
tunate presidents as to the obligation
of the United States to pay estimated
or spropective damages.
The controversy has occupied the at
tention of the authorities here and in
London for the past l / years. At the
outset the tone of controversy was very
belligerent, suggesting possible re-
sort to arms
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24
BIG FIRE IN CLEVELAND.
Benzine Explosion Resulted In Loss of
Nearly q Million,

Benzine Explosion Resulted In Loss of
Nearly q Million,
CLEVELAND, Dec. 24.-Fire in the
business center of the city, famed by a
high northwest wind, destroyed q lot of
property. The fire started by the ex.
plosion of large can of benzine in the
lithographing establishment of Johns
& Co., in the Power block. Windows
were blown out and several employees
escaped with difficulty.
The losses. it is believed, will come
close to 81, o00,0 900. The principal losers
are John d Co., photographers, Power
block. 1926, 900; j. L. Hudson, clothler,
on stock by fire and water, 800, 200; j.
B. Perkins, on Power block, 100000 !;
J. B. Perkins, on Blackstone building
$4,000; j. B. Perkins, on Wiltshire
building, $4,000; H. @. Rouse, on Cen
fury building. $4,000.
The losses of scores of tenants, es-
peclally in the Power and Blackstone
buildings, the latter of which was occu-
pied mainly by lawyers with costly
libraries, will be very heavy. About 3
per cent of the losses are covered by in
surance. Lieutenant McFeeters of the
fire department. fell through the floor in
one OF the buildings and was badly
though not fatally hurt.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24
HANNA AND HIS FOE.
The Senator and Kurtz Mar
shaling Their Forces.
ACTIVE HANNA MEN C0NFERRING.
Judge Nash, Dougherty, woodmansee
and Others Hold Meetings with the
Senator In His Office at Cleveland.
Kurtz HustIIng to ID feat Hanna.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 24.-The marshal
ing of forces in the Ohio senatorial
contest has begun. Charles Kurtz in
Columbus has dropped all pretense OF
not seeking to defeat Senator Hanna,
and has for some time been organizing
his forces. There have been many I'M
portant conferences in Senator Hanna's
office among his lieutenants from diff
ferent parts of the state. Among those
who visited the senator were Judge
George K. Nash, chairman OF the Re-
publican executive committee of Ohio; ;
Harry Daugherty, chairman OF the Re-
publican state central committees John
r. Malloy. clerk of the house of repre-
sentatives ana candidate for re.elec-
ton; Colonel Alexander Caine, clerk
of the state senate and candidate for
reelection, and President d. ID. Wood
mansee and Secretary O. b. Case or
the Ohio League of Republican clubs.
Although none of these gentlemen
conference the general import OF the
meeting is easily inferred.
Kurtz Is trying to even up matters
because Hauna beat him IL the fight
for state chairman, placing Major DICK
in the position.
COLUMBUS. Dec. 24.-The State Jour
nal this morning prints story that the
Republicans. led by Hon. Charles Kurtz,
in opposition to the reelection of Sena.
tor Hanna. have promised to support
free silver as the price of the defeat of
Senator Hanna The story, The Jour-
nal states, comes from man who
claims that MIR. Hanna will be defeated.
The Journal says:
Conferences are being held in vari-
Gus parts of the state by Democrats,
who have gathered at the direction of
Mclean and the free-sllver leaders, to
plan for bringing pressure to bear upon
Democratic members of the legislature
to vote for Governor Bushnell, and the
argument which is used in these con-
ferences to convince the doubling and
bring conviction to hesitating is that
Bushnell has surrendered to the Bryan
tie idea of finance and will act with the
free silver men in the United States
senate if elected"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24
WOMAN ASSAULTED BY NEGRO.
A Suspect Escaped Lynching. by No
Being identified.

A Suspect Escaped Lynching. by Not
Being Identified.
HAMILTON, Dec. 24.-Some days ago
a negro and white man drove Mrs.
Fred Beatty from home and robbed the
house. Yesterday the negro returned
to the teatty homestead near Over
peck station. Mr.. Beatty was again
absent. The negro assaulted Mrs.
Beatty. She escaped with her clothes
torn to shreds, When neighbors ar
rived they found the negro gone and
the house again ransacked.
Mr.. Beatty was joined by his neigh.
bors in securing the country, and a
lynchlng would have been inevitable
if Mrs. Beatty had identified the cap
tive. A suspect was locked up here.
Mrs. Beatty, although seriously pros
trated, will be brought here today to
identify him.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24
THE PRESIDENT WILL REST.
White House Practically Closed the Rest
of the Week.

White House Practically Closed the Rest
of the Week.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-During the
remainder of the present week the
White House will practically be closed
to all except those who call upon urgent
official business, or who have engage
ments to see the president in order that
Mckinley may consider some important
questions and obtain needed rest.
The death of the presidents mother
and the more recent death of his cousin,
Mrs Charles r. Miller Of Canton,
caused an entire abandonment of prep
arations for holiday festivities at the
White House. Christmas day will be
observed quietly. Only the president
and Mrs. Mckinley and their immediate
household, which include their nieces,
Miss Barber and Miss Duncan, and two
or three personal friends, will be pres
emit at the Christmas dinner.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24
Pension to Woman of Norway.

WASHINGTON, Dec. PA pension
has been granted to the widow of Knud
Knudsen, soldier of the late war. the
back pay of which aggregates over ST.
600. The man was native of Norway
and was married to the woman who
now gets the pension in April, 1888.
The woman has never lived in this
country.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24
Invading Miners stopped.

PoMERoY, Dec. "a About 90 non-
union miners worked al New Haven,
w. Va, under the old rate. Over 100
miners from here went to New Haven.
but were stopped by an injunction
from Judge jackson and 1t is believed
there will be no more trouble.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24
A Revenue Cutter Launched.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 24.-In a binding
snowstorm the revenue cutter Onon-
daga was launched at the yards of the
Globe Iron Works company. The
steamer was christened by Miss Lois
Augusta Allen. Many government
officials witnessed the launching.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24
Minister 70 Liberia.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Representa-
tive White of South Carolina had an
interview with the president with ref
erence to the appointment of the minis
ter to Liberia. 1t is understood that
Mr.. White obtained the presidents
promise to nominate the Rev. Owen l..
W. Smith OF North Carolina, one of
Representative Whites constituents.
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LIKELY TO APPOINT PAxsoN.
The President Expected to Place Him on
Interstate Commerce Commission.

Interslate Commerce Commission.
e WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-It is believed
that the president has decided to ap-
point Judge Paxson of Pennsylvania as
a member of the Interstate commerce
commission to succeed Colonel William
+. Morrison, whose term will expire in
January.
The president informed Senator De-
Doe of Kentucky, who called upon him
in the interest of Mayor Todd of Louis
vile, that the position was promised,
and it is thought that Judge Paxson is
the man slated for the place.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24
Attorney Andrews Found Dead.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 24.-W. w. An
drews, an attorney and the head of one
of the most distinguished families in
the Western Reserve, has been found
dead in his chair in his office in the
Society for Savings building. He had
been afflicted with heart disease. MIR.
Andrews was 81 years old and was
born in Cleveland. He was the son of
the late Judge Sherlock j. Andrews,
one of the most distinguished jurists
Of Ohio in his day.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24
United Mineworkers' Convention.

COLUMBUS. Dec PA call has been
issued for tb ninth annual convention
of the Unitee Mineworkers Of America
to meet in Columbus Jan. liz 1898.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24
BALTIMORE BARGAIN HOUSE.
SECOND NATL BANK BID.
r w. ANDERSON,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent.
HAS FOR SALE.

A Hotel and Livery Stable large lot 92xl44) and
very desirable frame residence with lot extending to the rail
road, Front Street
laroe nearly new frame residence and desirable
business houses on Main Street.
Two frame and two brick residences Spruce street
Three frame residences on Wiley Street
A Good business location with residence Walnut ST.
large and very desirable brick residence and neat
frame cottage Pleasant street
A frame cottage with large lot on Hoffman street
Three desirable homes Sunnysde.
large boarding house on University driveway conven
lent to the University and Glass Works.
new boarding house on Beechurst Avenue, near the
Glass Works
Also other residences and building lots in the town
Sunnyside and in the Beechurst Addition Morgantown
Also FARMS coal and timber lands.
Money to Loan
OfficeSecondTsIoor, id Fellows Building
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PRINCETON, N. j., Dec. 24.-Charies
e. Greene. one Of the most prominent
Of the trustees Of Princeton university,
has died suddenly here Of heart fail
1re.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-24

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