The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-23
Deaths.

BEALs. Mrs. l.. G. Beals, a well
known lady of near Whiteday, Clinton
district, died on the 5th inst, after
years of suffering from that dread dis
ease, cancer. She was great suf-
ferer and was glad to be released.
Her bereaved husband and friends
have our sympathy. She was very
excellent lady.
Demonstrated at her home on
FIR day, February 18th, of Consump-
ton, Mrs. Taylor Osborne, aged %.
She had been i'll for three months
seriously and her death had been ex-
pected for some time. She leaves a
husband and one child. She was a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Wolf. She was buried in Mt. Union
cemetery on sunday after the funer-
al services were held in Pierpoint
church by the pastor of the M. P.
McClure's circuit.
PooL-Died at his home near the
Dorsey school house in the nine
teenth year of his age on Feb. 18th,
of peritonitus, Harry Pool He had
been i'll only about ten days hut his
death was expected hourly on ac-
co mt of the severity of the attack.
Reference is made to the account of
the peculiar accident which led to
his death full account of which
was given in this paper yesterday.
Harry was a bright boy and had
many friends who learn of his UNI
timely death with deep sorrow. He
was son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Pool. He was member of the Dels-
low lodge of Junior Order of Ameri
can Mechanics and under its auspi-
ces TIE funeral was conducted.
To the bereaved we extend our
heartfelt sympathy.
PHILLIPS Died, at his home in Ar
nettsville, at four a. M, Saturday.
February 10, 1898. Samuel Phillips,
in the Seth year Of his age.
1 The deceased had been sick for sew
eral months and confined to the room
for four months or more, and his death
was not unexpected to those acquainted
with his condition. Mr.. Phillips has
been merchant at Arnettsville
for eight or ten years, and was es.
teemed as an honest and honorable
man. ever ready to accommodate bis
patrons. In his death his family
loses kind husband and father,
and the community good and useful
citizen. Funeral sermon was preached
| by Rev. Shordon at Laurel Flat church
Sunday at 2 p. M, and the remains
laid to rest ia the cemetery at p. m.
The bereaved ones have much sympa-
thy in their sad affliction.
Ross, Died, at his home on Booths
creek, about mile from Clinton fur
mace, on Thursday, February II, OF
pneumonia, John Ross. He was
about forty-tive years old and leaves
| four children whose ages range from
nire to twenty-one. About veal
ago his wife died. Mr.. Ross was only
sick for few days, having taken sick
last Sunday. He paid little attention
to the malady at first, thinking il
was a mere cold. Even on Wednes
day the family did not think it was
serious. He was quite well known In
the district and was very well re-
spected by all who knew him. A mar
of some property, he leaves his family
in comfortable circumstances. The
funeral occurred this afternoon under
the auspices Of the Monongala lodge
No. 10, /. 0. O. F., of which he was
a member. The lodge appointed the
following committee on the part Of
the lodge to attend the funeral: A. j
Hare, w. w. Hayes, c. B. Hall, T. Fl
Tapp, E. NJ. Grant, M. w. Protzman
w. |. Protzman, j. Il. Watts, w. l
Sheets and Warren Hoskins.