The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-29

home day or two since on accom-
of illness. 1t is feared he has ty
phoid fever
Miss Russell McMurphy has gon
to Pittsburg Tor day or so.
4 Misses Eta and Hattie Tennan
have returned from visit to Pitts
burg.
DR. and Mrs. d. II. Courtney ar
at home after trip to Pittsburg an
Wheeling.
w. II Bannister has gone to Eos
toria for short visit and +. b. Ban
mister is in the East on business.
Prof. A. l. Wade came in on Sat
urday morning after prolonged alb
sence. Everyone is glad to see hin
here again.
Stuart Bowman, of Philippi, is il
town looking after business inter
ests. He will shortly move Il
Charleston where he will make hi
headquarters.
The Rev. Winecoff, Of Morgan
town, will hold services in St. Mat
thews church on Sunday in the alb
senee OF Rev Amber who will con
duct services at Morgantown. Graf
ton Leader.
The three following personal item
are from the Parkersburg Sentinel
1t. Col. Clarence L. Smith, late O
the first w. Va. volunteers, arrived
here from Fairmont at noon TO day
and is looking after some business
matters.
Hon. O'S. Mckinney, speaker o
the House Of Delegates, was here TO
day on his way to Charleston, where
he goes to sign up the records Of th'
last session. to serve ON the commit
tee to locate the site for the capita
annex and to look after some othel
matters.
Director J. ii. Stewart, Of the ag
ricultural experiment station al
Morgantown; T. G. Atkeson, profes
sor of agriculture at the West Vir
GINA University, and institute di
rector c. C. Brown, OF Charleston
were in the city this morning OF
their way to Williamstown to at
tend the Farmers Institute there.
Justin M. Kunkle went TO Pitts
burg Saturday evening to see Mans
field aud spent Sunday with friend:
there.
Mrs. NJ. J. Somehow will go tt
Bellaire, Ohio, the latter part Of tht
week to visit Mr.. j. Somehow for 8
short time
Senator Fast returned from Charles,
ton on Saturday where he had been
to serve on the committee TO select
the site for the capital annex.
Mr.. Dan Tenant, a prominent
and we'll known citizen of Battelle
was here on Monday for few hours
looking after some business matters
Ex-senator Schnatterly, Of Union
town, who has been sorely afflicted fol
number Of years is at the Homeop.
athic hospital at Pittsburg and is
worse than ever. His friends think
he is steadily falling.
Mr.. James @. Wallace has returned
home from trip to Waynesburg,
Washington and other places in Penn,
sylvania. He looks we'll and had a
pleasant trip. Everyone is glad tt
see him again.
Mrs. Laura Hoskinson has been
spending few days with her father
Mr.. Jerry Joseph and other friends
here. Mrs. Hoskinson and her has
band have an extensive book empor-
ium in Chicago and are making trlT
East to arrange work for their agents.
+. H. Steinman, Of Fairmont, who
is well known to many people here
passed through here on Monday or
his way to Fairmont. He is going
up to look after moving his house
hold goods from that place to Wash
ington, Pa.
State Mine Inspector Paul has been
here for week making some scientif'
| ic Investigations Of specimens Of coal
from the several seams in this state
Mr.. Paul came here because he could
have better facilities for the work al
the Experiment Station than any
where else.
Hon. Geo. C. Sturgiss and Robt
A. Vance went East on Monday
morning and will go as far as Phila
delphia. Mr.. Vance goes for a rest
and for the benefit of his health
which has not been good for some
months past. We trust he will re
turn much improved and will be re
stored fully very soon.
Senator Wiley and Prof. w. T
Wiley went to Fairmont to attend
the funeral OF Gov. Pierpoint. Sen
ator Wiley and the Governor hao
been friends from young men and
Mr. Wiley was in the Senate while
the former was Governor of the state
during the trying times of the civi
war. His death is a great bereave
ment for Mr. Wiley. Both men wer'
very prominent and took important
parts in the formation of this state
z. b. Stewart has returned from
visit TO Eastop, Pa, and Martins
burg this state
Dwight Wagner has returned
from Fairmont where he had accom-
panied his mother on her way home
Miss Eta ID. Sutton returned to he
home at California last evening afte
spending week in town the guest O
her sister, Mrs. W. e. Alexander O
Morgantown street. News Standard
| George Sansbury of Cumberland
who has been connected with thu
office of Elmer F. Jacobs architec'
has resumed his duties there attel
spending the winter at home.
Mrs. A. M. Kramer and daugh er
Lee, returned home from New Gencv;
| this morning, having been called ther'
on account Of the serious sickness o
Mrs. Kramer's father, but whose con
dition now is much improved. = New
Standard.
Hon. G. B. Hart, United States
Minister TO Colombia. arrived ii
Wheeling this morning for brief sta.
among his friends. For several days
he has been in Washington adjusting
some business at the state department
connected with his position. He Il
pleased with HE duties in South Amer
lea and enjoys his stay there but i