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Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
No. 81.
49,
No. 90. Noas Ark.

1T menageri bestaaende af ~ par dyr-
e%leianter, kameler, daadyr. heste, kvag,
Rsler. gjeder, lover. borne, tigere, hundo
og katie. Hvert par er parrot snmmen os
STAIR for sig sclv. De or li~toRraferede /
mango farver paa tyk pap, udskaarne og
ophoiede. Hyert AZ dyrenes trak er
tydeligt udprnget. Elefanterne er 7
tommer hole og 10 tommer LANCE, og de
andre dyrs st6rrelsc er I forhold hertil,
sendes frankie we'd modtageIsen af ct
2 cts. frimarke og 15 signaturer kip
pet fra poserne af Arbucklcs brendte KATE.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
Sc fem Sanier.

Gn Carer iomtalsr msb fine Glebe,
I'm be lem Sunier cg osrss 9rua.
SGrcrtn: Set Ri mdatte mite ,r
al Smisrns. men babps 5ribeo til a
uGig', boiltsn al Dem iunos cu ca lstteI.
Bore al meo. Sadtcn SIign?" tSdaton
Ger nHlig bar faast Sparitrsr paa ga
gen gnioer osune ca i0urer mco ct llotrnl
Al Den h~jsrtdisits DISTINGUISHING: ",ss-
ltlisn".
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
No. rs. Ct Femti Fod Lanst
HVllksnSOmhelSt al do i0lgende boyer VII bIlVe Sendt frankie
we'd mOdta6elS0n afet2 cts. frimarks Os 10 ~Sisnaturer
klllnet fra n0SnrnA AZ ArhnGklaS hrRndta kaYa

OLD sLEurH.
No, s5. en- eENEReT uNekhRLs EVEaTYR, af CLARA AUGUSTA
En- latteryRkkende fortallng.
No. s5. STORM oG soLsKN. En- fortRlling At MRS MARY J.
HOLMES, yor lids NEST populare novele forfatternde.
No. 81. '~suNNYslDE " kooEBoa, at Mrs. JENNIE HARLAN, Dette
CT en- al de NEST fornuftige og lgefremme kogeb6ger Oar
nogensinde er bleyen udr'vet.
No. 50. eAMlE HEMMELIGHEpER oe syE oppAerl srp penne
bog fGrer lesercn bort fra kundskabens slagne iandyei no Vii
wise sig at we're oaade underholdende og nyttig.
No. SO. TIRE IyslHD TING VERo AT VIDE, at r. MOORE, forfat
ieten W "Moores universale helper" Denne bog err en- ency.
Aopsdi a 1 meget nythge oplysninger / en- kortfattet form.
at RUDYARD kIPLING.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
No. re-.
Et Album af iliustreret
Naturhizforin

Femti k~olorerte billeder az dyr,
udvalgte for sin skj6nhed Oh
skjeldenhed. Sondes frankie we'd
modts geisen af ct 2 cts. fri
mRrke OF 10 signaturer kip.
pet fra poserne AZ Arbuckles
brendte katie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
Spao CT ct @osnIGs?

Oct er ifelgs ct 9%rttsbtao sntsn 9G
5snOer Salt eIIer SO Spnosr Wsl, s.
Srnoer @bifp. $50 Settle Msl, Il
5aons geb, 20 Stptter 8bGg, g.
Soin, 100 Bddr. 1000 SOB 9oro
1900 Sob "Siotng," 1900 Tcr
"5Iooring," 100000 Shingles, "a
8uTbel8 Rai8, 400 9uIbels Speo,
$50 9uI9sl5 Sapre, $50 8uibels
6ampsfrg, 200 8uibeIs 2Gbler, 34c
9uibels poteter cItr 1000 9uIbela
&li Wrun).
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
OaarIie 9omulos hcit.

Wofhington, 11ts Sept. - 9oms
u~fbshciisns GjennsminitstiIItano ppais
pes BEN life S9ismbsr til 69.5 inch
79.s iumms DATE | 5iur. Den life 9lus
ouft / aar opsapss ben til 81. gom.
ulbsoplins,n n altiua fat bstsosligt til
baos / 2ebst al auguft MaansS. m.ft
[ snbiunertsrriiorist. b0or BEN bar eaa.i
ns5 mss 40 9oints; ! gsras par ben
adasi ntD %, | artanius "a / Stia6p.
ma 20 cg | Glrri6c is. Gsune Rso.
oana fpIoss bOpsoiagsIis Den LANCE ssr.
II. Cd pno BE- Strr.r, bocr be bar faat no.
act Hsqn. bar BET r0rsi Ida OuIoipmt.
al BET bar sicrt MFR, Sfuos enb 9asn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

The Normal Cour at Luther Acade
my Alb II Lea Nina, gives o al
opportunity 10 prepare for First or S
cond Grade Certificates. For Catalopu
write 10 Rev. T. |. Strom
abs Albert Lea, MINI
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
1maanat.

SmnaHnt.
DE a~ntiItmitifs Blade | seflanf
Tiger, OF Dommsn rptr Drspfus bebiSc-.
at ban fcrrdacte Sranfrie til RusIauS
s Rurmitabt bar Stubsntsrr,
bGnst Sen. Rsrcisr | tFigis.
Hsrpsfeber bar trrnot ino
9usrins 59itnins / qaris. SbubomY
mtn bsrjsr | beIs 8aben.
Socinliiterns / garis bar paa Il
Msos beiIuttet at Itsttf @aIosds Rpus
ieaus MtHit,rium.
ct. Spisfstirten / guris bar pa.
ret Gjsnitono for ct nptc gnoreb al
Mnariiftsr; men be fr9miss bort al
aloftsrsn. 0s fprrissre anari6sre CT
lsslubts.
G5drsn uentss til Sarmffaot Sen
20oe Sept. !San aeter at bIioe Der / 6
Tiger, cg ct Rpete Tiger. at ban pil beIso,
aeifsr Wilbelm i qctsbam.
Dat bar rssnst spot i bet psIflia,
Sneisn, os 6sftubfistsrm sr bsors. Mun
frpster life mere for Sunbnsnso.
Den brdiiIiunits Rssisrina bar pro.
i~sftsrst mob, at !Ssrtussn al SafIen Bar
folst ben aanbftr9tnine, ban sisos
groiIisn, til ben tpfts Rseisrina.
On fo9r Stppbranb raIsr / G9r.
fben Of MurieiIss CO 5pulun / SpS.
frantris. Munes aunoiisosr er pp.
br9nbte CO andre truss.
Efferrissllngnrn % RusIanb pa,
fsnbt en- abpariel til aong alsranser al
Gerbien. Siosn BET iortgipns Rpro.
forfss paa bans 5uoer, Grtpng Milaa
bar benns raIst mob ale frifinoeoe Be.
litifers | 2nnbst. Mnnas al Dem sr fan9.
nsoe. en- at bsm sr mprost, oe Be sDrigt
trues msb 8sbsn.
grDf. Ruibcrit sr fpmmsn til
WaIms. ban Tiger, at ban par inoe |
.Jran3 Spfsfs Jiorb pua Gftiiosn af
Grsnlanb. os at ban Opoussos en- R9tte
minbre 5iorbs os 8ugtsr. Gftsr BEN
ubbsbe GftmubsfOItnins fanbt ban
forftisIise Ting, ION sr al ~stbnosrnFf
Snterssfs. cams Stib bIsu itanist Of
Sfsn. ba ban a trmmen op til CT 8r.
% Tlin. nprSlis grsbbs ps Iaalsoss
befanbt zig omtrsnt tpersoosr for 9oos
| Rprse.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
No. sS.
Ire Srnukkc
Blomster-
BiIIeder.

Hvert AZ dem mailer
2 K II tOmmer, Tit
lerne er "Sommer
~yellugt." En- vase
med lilJer" og Frisk
og yndig." Disse tire
billeder folger saminen
Og vii sendes frankie
we'd ~modtagetsen az
ct 2 cts. frimarke
og 3 ~signaturer kip
pet fra poseTne AT
Arhuckles braHdte
katie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

irsmOiisr fcrtibsn It inponsrsnb, Stu,.
Ora ardter.t tiger 5lammstunesr Bot
op t 2uftsn og iarDsr TafbimI.n rsb /
bib Smtrsos. gtbosrn, al lirsa Sslaho.
iiober opps ON Rattsn for at iagttda,
bette Spn. ST apmpasni fra 9itsn ioz
uinoer SpoDI | fore WasIsr / RarbeS,n
al 0ulfdnen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
No. 90.
Et Bord- Tappe.
No. 81. En- kurv Fluid az
Smukke Roser

Of Paul de Longpre, den store blomsterma-
Ter. vi anser dette for ct af de ~skj0nneste
blomsterbilleder, der nogensiude or bleven
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

The Business Department of Luther
Academy Albert Lea, Mian.. uses the
Tablet System of Bookkeeping. This /,
a purely learn ny doing system and is
far superior to the Old text book system.
For Catalogue write to
Rev. f. |. Strom,
2b J Albert Lea, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

"Gitp Of S.attl," bapoe 100000
9uloiteO omborb. o, pasIus,rsr, iOin
Tom ira 8atpIon, ~ufrsiite bertha ben 27b.
% 28o. Gusuit ps brugts II Dag. til
abitsn. l~lmuaosligs apania AZ @ar,r
sr MI paa gsi.n til 6uloluno,ts Snbr,.
Der .r alIerso, ! 5orDeisn ftur, pro.
piantopld9 | 0utpIOu, os priisrns falber
o'rfrr hurtist. Msl ftuar MI / Sc pr.
SAT oo regst Siintt / 30 Gents pr.
puro, 9gblsr, pOtstsr % andre 0sse.
to6iIcr tr Der pefuu fulot op at. Oct
paaitdass, at nsb be 9artcplua, 'cm nu
sr unosrpeis, bill 9afplon bare forinnet
mso Prnpinrt for flsrs aar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

DEBORAH Institute Fall term ha,
opened WE'LL in all parts Of the work
Book keeping, typewrting and short
hand are taught the year around. Win,
ter term opens November OH.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

5atcma, 90. Sept. 0ampersn
Gin 81 S:utt!s" brinasr RsIoino ON.
at Sta9uap ben Abe Septembsr biem.
Isgtss al ct pcIoirmt SoroFirlp. DIT
Oar:o' 1874 mirutt,r, ca | btl, o,nuc
2tH 'Oai'oe g~rsninser pg SeltQraIitolpsr
Irsm cB tilbass, Der sar intst plueI,liat
Stpo men en- itaoig RritrlIs / R,tnina
R'ro r9 SrS cs iau rcloicmf, at @unos
oamms @aom itculPsOe fr,m % tilbao,.
lon naar man rnitsr ct Spanb fuIot al
Yono' 5 Stdgudp grnog,ri blsu 81.
tsnosr IIonat butter til butter.
) Stagnop og Suueau antuu,s BET, al
5rroltlrIpt itadr / 5cr6inoelIs m.b
gult'ntn @atni5in paa unaa SsIanO.
Der MI 'r ! uobruo. 8snns @ul,an
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
r SLUTNgMGER.
No. 76. En- Baitespep.
de for Damer.

Forolvet, ku~nstnerisk monster.
Sendes frankie we'd modtagel-
sen af ct 2 cts. frimsrke og 8
signaturer klippet fra poserne AZ
Arbuokies brIndte KATE.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
No. 73. Et Penal.
No. 81.
Svingende
Barber
Strygerem.

En- dobbelt
strygerem, den
A n If leder og
4 den anden af
az seildug, kantede
q sannmen. LRng-
n den er ~ tommer
4 og bredden 2
~ tommer med for
a Il nil;lede beslag.
Il Sendes frankie
al we'd m~odtagel-
rs son af ct 2 cts.
M trimBerke og
M ne ~sigDaturer
~ klippes fra pos
~ erne al Arbuc.
0kles brandte
katie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

ct smukt,
i'm porteret
billede, Is I
% tornmeT 1
st6rrelse
Sendes
frankie
Z
sen nj ct 2
Z 9. fri
mRrke og
10 signa-
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
On &inorhpitr aiIlprrs.

6ro 8jebrnbupn msobsles, at en-
WinSsffctts sr affIsrti msb msssn 9pis
tibeIisbeb. Den sr rein / anIeonina at
Ddnmdrfs fbfts arigs ON SItsuia cg
. itodr ! S%cDsbftdbsn. 8 SsitiotIigbcben
oeltoe somIe aprs Gbriftidn, bans
Ddttsr Gntstsifsrinben af RusIaro,
c5nrsn os gSdrinb,n, prinfssien at
Walss, acng Geprst af @rGtsulanb,
ben bdnfte aronprins Os arOnprinissie
rnto beres gFrn FAINT en- uoberTtusIia
Gciitmnnebs, hppri belle Ddnmart bar
rspr1ftntersi.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
Gmalanss I~litimutnu.

Det cneeIits Mirintrinm bar itnoi
EronsoooI ct llltimatum tnsr IioItt
6crilaa, fer ott oiper Srbrt til WliIis
%trrfnoettn at rntts I'D % iIad til. Z
pretcrid bar Saiissl ct Rnhostmtpr,
og ifslse eettts @ienqip,lis II bet sngsI.
re nltimotum frGOtr Gngtano, at lib,
l~1noingsrns fnI faa Stsmmtrst efier
fem gnrs SpboIo / 2ranspaal, at Sub,
ot'tritterHs itaI inorsmmes en- fisroso.l
at @eprufsntdtipn,n | Tplterdaost, al
bet engcIf, Sprop Nal bare liat bcrstti.
get mse BET bolanbfs | Sranspadls
Storthins, "a at be npe goroers, iom
fabss pso ben irrIanats 8ru~nbtopsfor.
unbrins, ftdI bare ben fumme aoaano
forn ncetn uf be inbfFotr gosrs til at
blibs iaorst til qrrfiosnt.
Snur poa oisis arap mdu aires
frar. Soae Sparst BIZ blip,, hal "8er
crrdbs gpftsn"s srT,rt fna uibe | na't,
ust. Sorcfpnliapis tcmmtr snbnu
mongs llnbsrbanSlinarr til at bripes. Z
ENGLAND Fl Glmsnbeben life Tsuosrlia
RENT for Srig meb 5runspaal.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
9unOsr6itt S9sftmst, er fsIgsnos:

0iSis gansrs IamIsOs Rit'IGngOe cr
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

slastr zig | stiIbsb oper. at Drsbtrs ii
bisOrr Drmi paanp.
Ora Gpanitn bsrss intel; men beta
jolt unna frls is fmisret eso. Of BEN cii
otitisrsos 9srosn nu iamm,nIisnst
6raaftmahSsm mes epouipltrnt. gvs.
&c bar 10 faasi ben iamm, SpcruotIi, %
tsIasr esn fdinni, sStfuitmcral.
) ben onsritanits aoneres BIZ Rsprts
isfstantsn 2ton frsmfGttt 5prHaa ON, al
t'esn cHrniIia, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FdI
ienoss til paris. 9,Ssnos amtrifunits
Slooe ipour, at tur fao AZ ot amtri,as
mere % GmsriiGnsrinbsr, Tpm daitot fla
I'll pdris naftt 9ar, bill rife bib. Wnn
II lite lrnser irpa Der, msnsr St.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
No. 100.
Sikkerheds-
Naalebo1.

~Indeholder FIRE
og tyve f~ornikledc
ikkerhedsnaale
1 tire %st0rrelser,
hvor naalene kan
stikkes ind fra
begge slider Og er
fuldst@ndig
nkre, naard De iorsI
en- stukne ind
sendes frankie
we'd modtagel-
sen af ct 2 cts
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

1fb
Il Il
I0ite
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
No. g..
Def Forste Rvs.

bette er OF biliede az sig
natureu paa poserne az
Arouckies brenote katie,
hvilken De maa kIippe nd
os sende Gil os som bevis.
W VII ikkc medtaec noeen
snden del af posen som
bevis. heller like vii oette
biiieoe biive modtaget.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
No. ST. En- os otti NaaIe med GuIdoie.
No. 90.
To or SeIsksb.

naturer klippet fra
Arbuckles br4ndte katie,
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15


|. En- metalRske med
kulorte tegningsr, in.
d~eholdende ct hundre.
De %haafnaale, forskjel-
lice i storreIse og
u~dseende: Flatte7
~krympede ng ~usynlige.
De fursk iellige sOrter
err fork lige afdelin.
ger Sendes frankn
we'd m-odtaGelsen AT
o. 2 cts. frimucrke
OF 10 signnturer
klipUet fra rCserDe
Al Arbuckle hrpndte
kaf'e
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-14
ANuTHER INDICATION.
p. V. and C. is building large station
at Brownsville.

Much interest has centered about
the old P. V. & G. station in West
Brownsville this week, as it has be-
come known that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company is negotiating for
the purchase of the entire block of
ground where the old station now
stands. Division Superintendent r,
f. Robb has been here and looked over
the ground, and the matter is now in
the hands of the proper authorities
for purchase.
1t is an assured fact that the com
pany intends building new station
there in the spring, and the plans
which are already drawn indicate that
it will be somewhat out of the ordi-
nary in point of size and construction.
It is thought to indicate very strongly
that the road will be continued on up
the river the coming summer and that
West Brownsville is to be the main or
central station on the Monongahela
division. In order to make room for
a commodious station and beautiful
grounds, such as the sketches indicate
all the old buildings now on the
ground will be torn away.-Browns-
vile Monitor.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-14
Blacksville.

BLAcKsyILLE, Feb. 13.-Grip is preva-
lent here; the victims in our town num-
bered 80 the first OF this month.
Whooping cough is in nearly every
family where they all have not had it.
The grip and whooping cough caused
our school small attendance for while
Measles is an unwelcomed guest in
our town and we have but few cases.
Grip, whooping cough, measles and
mercury registering 40 below zero is all
our people can endure at once.
Miss Libbie knight, Of Bluff, Pa, Is
the guest OF w. G. Wells.
Our school will close the Oath with a
patriotic entertainment which will con-
sist of music, recitations, drills, etc. G.
T. Emery is now drilling the boys in
anticipation of the event.
Sleighing is the fad of the day.
Miss Haddie Strosnider is at A. En-
ery's, and is learning dress making with
the Roberts sisters
Minor Strosnider is learning the har-
ness trade with George l. Wroe.
1t seems as though we will have to
teach the c, unity court lesson yet. We
are growing tired of their contrariness.
The morning Of the 10th was the cold
est morning ever known at Blacksmith
the thermometers registered from 38 to
40 degrees below zero which has never
been known before.
Our roller mill runs every day and
part of the night.
F. w. Garrett is putting up ice for
summer refreshments.
Our three doctors are gone nearly all
the time to aid suffering humanity.
John r. and Moses Martin moved
here not long since from Morgantown
and now they are preparing to move to
Braxton county where they moved
and bought land about two years ago
and would nos stay.
Look out there is good indications of
a wedding about three miles southwest
from here.
The cold weather has interfered with
our mails Some do not get in on time
and one did not get in until the next
day.
The battle at Santa Mesa contrasts
the warfare of to-day with that of the
past cruisers, gunboats. quick firing
guns. artillery, bows and arrows were
all represented.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-14
Good!

We are pleased to learn that Mr..
Mortimer's manager has acceded to
the very general demand upon the
part of our people to .'see more of
Charlie" and arrangements have been
completed for the presentation OF some
OF his best plays on Friday and Satur-
day. We do not recall having known
of such spontaneous and unanimous
sentiment, in favor of the lengthening
out Of theatrical engagement, as
exists In this case. Surely Mr.. Nor
timer has wen for himself warm
place in the hearts Of his patrons and
this supplementary appearance will
be greeted by full houses. ssIt's an
i'll wind etc" and what is Fairmont's
loss Is our gain.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-14
THE MASQUERADE BALL.
Proves success in every par
ticular on Monday night.

A feiy large crowd in attendance
Everyone enjoys the event to the
Weather did not keep many
people away-Many funny costumes
Some very beautiful ones-Connells-
vile orchestra furnishes the music
The dec0rations-Dth notes.
The first annual masquerade ball
given by the Turn Verein Concordia
at their club house on Beechurst last
night was great success. There was
g very large crowd present in spite of
the inclement weather and the cos
tunes were varied and elegant. 1t
had been thought that the zero
weather would keep many people away
but few stopped for it,
The club house was profusely dec
Grated in red, white and blue aud the
arrangement Of the colors showed that
the committee that did the work was
one thoroughly fitted to the task.
The floor was in fine condition for
dancing and the Connellsville orches-
ira which furnished the music never
pldytu DCUUCI 81 uiidU UlClC "do mum
ing lacking to make the affair per-
feet success in every way,
Refreshments were served all dur
ing the evening and these were by no
means the least enjoyed parts OF the
function. The members of the club
showed in every way that they were
glad to have their visitors with them
and that they wanted them to have
the best time possible.
Many funny characters occupied
places on the floor and by their antics
kept the crowd in a roar all evening.
The masks were removed at midnight
and there were many people who were
surprised at the unexpected faces that
looked out at them when the masks
removed.
The last Of the dances did not come
until the small hours and when it did
come everyone was sorry that the
evening was spent and that the dance
had become something that was past.
The committee on arrangement and
every member of the club deserve
great credit for the way in which the
whole affair was managed and it has
done great deal to bring the people
of the different sections Of town To-
gether Every one looks toward with
pleasant anticipations to the next ball
to be given next year.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-14
ILOILO TAKEN.
Second largest town in the
philippines falls.

No less to the American troops De-
tails OF rebel loss not given Bonn
bardment by the fleet and the native
fiee--City set ON fire but flames are
Observation-Disclosures Otis confirms
the news.
MANILA, Feb. I4-I9:35 A. NJ.
lola has fallen. A transport has
just arrived here, bearing the news
that the city was taken by the Amer
leans on Saturday.
Not life was sacrificed on the
American side. The loss suffered
by the insurgents cannot be ascer-
tanned. The landing of the soldiers
was preceded by a bombardmenHfrom
the cruisers Boston and Baltimore
and the gunboat Petrol. The rebels
fulfilled Their threat of setting fire
to the town before evacuating it, but
the flames were quenched by the
United States soldiers.
1loilo Is the capital OF the large is
land of Panay and the seat of the so
called Government OF the Visayas
Federation.
The troops were under the immedi-
ate command or General Miller, who
had with him force OF not quite U.s.
90 men They comprised the Eigh-
tenth Regiment Regular Infantry,
the First Tennessee Volunteers and
Battery q of the Sixth Regular Artil-
lery. These were confronted by
native force Of unknown size, but
strong enough to besiege the Spanish
stronghold for several weeks and final
~ force surrender.
1t was the general expectation that
General Miller would be heard from
about this time, certainly not earlier
than Sunday, and that expectation
has now been realized.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-14
BIG FIRE.
Furbee's mill at Warrington burns
dOWn-The loss reaches $1,000.

MANNINGToN, w. Va, Feb. ID
Furbee's mill on Buffalo street, one of
the largest feed stores in town was de-
strOyed by fire at loss of 81, 900, with
no insurance. The department was
called out at 4:10 by the fire and made
hard fight but failed to check the
flames which had gained some head
way. BY heroic efforts of the men,
bers of the fire company the surround
ing buildings were saved. At the
time of the fire the thermometer reg
istered % degrees below zero and it
was feared the fire plug would be fro
zen. Had this been the case the whole
end of the West Side might have gone
UP in flames. The feed store was OPP
Grated by Jas. S. Furbee and Chas. w.
Furbee of this city and contained sew
eral car loads of oats, hay and corn.
The fire is supposed to have been
caused by a defective fue from heat
ing stove in the main part of the
building. The fire had in all proba-
bility been burning fully an hour be-
fore it was discovered.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-14
THE MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Program is Not Fully Completed But
will he Gwen By us To-morrow-Gle
Club to Sing-Other Notes.
The plans for the Memorial service
to be held on Friday evening at Com
mencement Hall have not been fully
matured and several speakers who are
expected to take part have not yet bee
seen. The program in consequence
can not be given to-day but will appear
in this paper tomorrow afternoon.
Among the pleasing features of the
service will be the appearance of the
Mems Glee Club which will sing sever
al very fine selections. They have
been working on these for several days
and they will give something that
will be appreciated by all who may
attend the exercises and this is sure
80 be {. .s...1c crowd.
The exercises last year were very
nice and this year they will be in every
way finer. The speakers will be among
the most prominent men in town and
everything will be Of an unusually
high standard.
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WILL ENTERTAIN THEM.
Members Of the investigating committee
will be received by Mrs. Raymond.

The members of the investigating
committee will arrive here on Wednes-
day at some time, possibly on the
morning train. They will be shown
every courtesy and given every oppor-
tunity to look over the town and Uni
versity to see what is here. Dr., Ray
mond will accompany them from
Charleston.
Mrs. Raymond will give a reception
in their honor at her home in the
evening and the faculty will be pre-
sented to them. The affair will be
delightful one of course and will add
no little to the pleasure of the COM
mittee on their trip here.
Other efforts will be made to make
them enjoy the experience and to show
them that the University has only to
gain by any investigation that is made
of it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-14

He Cables the War Department That
tee Hostile Acts of the Natives
Brought on the Engage
ment.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.--Adiutant
General Corl in has made public the
following dispatch from Major Gen
eral Otis reporting the capture Of
the town of Iloilo by the American
forces under General Miller on the
18th inst.
MANILA, Feb. I3, 1899.
General Miller reports from Iloilo
that that town was taken on the
11th inst, and held by troops. In
surgents were given until the eve
ming of the I1th to surrender, but
their hostile actions brought on an
engagement during the morning.
Insurgents fired the native portion
of the town; but little losses to prop
erty of foreign inhabitants. No cas-
ualties among the United States
troops reported. OTIs.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-14
HAND SAWED
Joseph Martin Loses Finger ut Woods
Planning Mill.

Joseph Martin one of the employees
of Woods planning mill on Beechurst
had his left hand badly sawed on Mon
day. He was passing the saw at his
work when in some way he touched
the swiftly moving piece of machinery
and off went the end OF the little fin
ger and one of the Others was split
nearly its whole length.
DR.. Charles McLane was called and
dressed the injury and Mr.. Martin is
getting along very well. The injury
was quite painful but will not incap-
ACETATE him in any way very long.