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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16
,,Ra[eiah" anqefnmmen.

Nep 0ort, Is. Qpril. - Der
&reu3er yRaleigb," ods erIte DON
0epeD's iEIotte beimtebrenoe S6iff
traF 6eute 2tbenb bon Bermuda an Der
QuarantGne Elm. DIS G8tOrte per>
ben Dem vAoleiqb" bic be:oen tiir3li4
bier eingetroffenep erbfuteten fpuni=
i6en RQnpnerbpote bienen. SSrau
Gog6lan, Die Satin be8 GapitGns be5
,Ho!eig5, " fubr bereit5 um 9 llbr 8Ore
mittug8 duf bem yWatteatpan" nd6
Der Qu1rantdne, I'M bort bic Nntuaft
b26s(ben ob8uparten.
Die 6eiben erbeutstsn ipdnii6en
&anonenboote, tpel6e ben gRoIeigb"
BEL Der gardOe sstortiren ioaen, LENT
ten betrG6tli9s NufmerfIamfeit auf
Iih, dls Iie Die BAL bindb oampften
Sin Boot aus Der Napn garo bate
Ii6 frii63e;ti9 auf Dem Rsgierungsz
2(nfsrpluB Dor Spmptinsoiue einge>
funDen uno bate biel 8u thun, um biz
5unOerte bon 5abr3eugen nit Hsug;se
rigan bappn ab3u6alten, bort Dor 2(ns
fer ga ge6em Sotppbl auf Der oberen,
ME uuf Der untsren 8ai !pimmelte e5
pon 6abr3eugen uQer 2lrt, bic nit Reus
qisriger bi6t bsfeBt paren, tpeI6e benz
gmpfang bes y9aleid6" bsipo6nen
poqten. 8iele oieier 8oote fu6ten
iibar Sanob 6oOt bindu8, I'm ben
6eimtebrsnben 8reu3er auf bpbsr Sse
gu begriiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16
@rrettinfrit flir glidlter 9anahammcr,

@be i6 am Mpntdg N}orgen in Der
Sun tuS ManifeH oe5 9rn. &ebIer
| oete5en bate, betra9tete i4 9rn. SObn
| +. 2angbammer ais cine Der 3iemlt3
| qut betannten YerIonen 8ultimore'5.
Wenn man Ti9 bur4 an5tdnbige Sc
| f6Gfts Sransattionen unO langid6z
rige Dffentli6s Grfabrung cine guteRez
| putatipn erperben fam, oann bat er
ba5 3e9t, Seitsns Ieiner W}itbiirger
cine anT Tidnoige 8ebanolung gu berlan@
| gen.
8enn bic &enntniFe Des Srn. 8eb5er
iiber 8i4ter 9ang6ammer's 8eT6dftsz
lsben uno befen 3iemli9 dusgsbebnte
Grfabrungen i'm 0fentli6en 2eben be-
| i4rGnft TirD, 70 puroe bod BON 3eit
gu 3eit qenug in Der tdglthen Pre11e
per0Tfentli6l, um 6rn. 9eDIer 6inIi6tz
li6 Der @urriere oe5 Ri6ters Gang
BANNER gu inFormiren. 9epiB iIt,baB
sr f6 ni8t fiir6tet, feline neunid6rige
2lmIs3ett nit perjenigen ieines @onturz
renien in oem sriten StaOtrat6s3tpeige
! gu berglei4en.
Sir oSene, tpet6e oerSnformation BE-
burFen, piu i6 bin3ufiigen, baB Ri4z
ter 2ang6ummer pG6reno elmer Psz
riooe bon bier SabrsnS4ul Commit
| far mar. Bon Der S6ulbeb0rbe ging
| er in ben SEuotrat6. Gr puroe our4
| quite MaipritGt erpdblt uno er6telt i'm
| folqenben Sabre BEL Teiner WieDerpd6l
cine erb06te Maioritdt. Damn puroe
er @orFiBanosr oes @omite's fir Miiz
lei unb Weqe, tpel6e5 ba5 pi6tig1te
aller faotrdt6li6en gomite'n TT.
| g}uA Der @inIeBun9 oes 6rn. Sooper
als W}aDor iIt 9r. Qang6ammer gum
| Gi6ter oesSteuer Expectations 9ez
riddles ernannt tpprben unb purbe in
| Diefer StsQung pom WlaDpr MaIHer
6ei6e6alten. Sn allen bon i6m eingez
nommersn 0Ffentliden Stellungen but
3i6ter Qang6ammer bic nit ben Nem~
tern psr6unoenen 9fli4ten CUR 3uFrie@
Den6eit Feiner Wlilbiirger erfiillt-eine
Sa6e, neihe Ielbf Oem unberniinftig=
| Ften Sfsptiter lei6t bQr3ulegsn 1T. -
| Ri6ter 2angbammer tit Itol3 baruuf
| fib gu Den einfd6en, f4ljdten Qeuten
| gu re6nen. Dele SbatTnbe bat i6n
| o6er nid6t oapon a6ge6alten, Ii6 giin=
| I.:qe 9elegen6eitsn gu NuBe 5u ma
den, I'm cine geOiegene 9Iloung gu err
tpsr6en.
8G6r&nb ieinsr breiid6rigen Oieritz
8eil in Dem 6teuer 9lppeGation5=9sz
ri6t naren feline GntF3eioungen In
teQioenl uno gere6t, geraOe 70, ul5
nenn er Elm @rdbuirter BON elmer unz
Terer 6eIten S6uien fir Suri5prubsn5
pGre. Sein yRecoro" pG6renb Der
neuniG6rigen S6Gtigfeit i'm Dffentlt6en
2e6sn 1T fir 2lIe Elm oFfenes Bud gum
9eIen pnD CUR 8etra6tung, uno ct
niini4t bic griinbIi9fenNa9fo
gen .be3iigli6 ieber 9unoIung, fir mel
6e er perantpprtii9 gepeien 1T.
0enn a6er bic 3eit getommen lit,
oaB nur Elm BON Dem 3ei6tbum Be
qiinIfiqter unb Elm 9rdouirter Der Uni
OerIitGt fir Elm 0ffentli4es @6rendmt
nd6l6ur 1T, unb Elm Mann. Der Tid
our6 iib FelbIi empOrgei4pung2n,
miro peeen Teines 6eI4eIoeneR ur>
Tprungeg urb Teiner niBiiden 8sF60iz
liqung niebergeoriidt, einerlei, pie iebr
oerlelbe fir Oas 2tmt geeignet 1T, Oann
1T eB an Der 3eit, 5u3ugsiieben, Oa5 re-
pu6lifaniT6e Regierung - cine Regie=
runa bes 8olfes, burh ous 9olt unb
fir 6as 8olf - Elm 6s6li4lug III.
1O6) 6. 9. 5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16
tFGs ruiro Seuticb seiprptben. -6a
Sr. Grans abermnls
IN
0ehmann's Oa(le.

Or. gpan8, Der md9nstiI6e Seiler,
6dt IiA ben Bitten Der Qeibenben 9ez
fii9t unb pirb ubernrals fir eine 800
6e in Qebmanu's 0aIe erI6Rinen, be-
oinnenb am Montog, ben It. Npril,
bon 10 big II lIhr an iebem Morgen,
aum 9eften Der leioeuben 8ebiirftigsn
in unIerer Stabt. Seoermann iollte
DieIen 8orfubrungen beipobnen uno
9euoe biefer bem ipunberbaren Mann
innepp6nenoen feltfamen Sraft 3ur
SeilunQ BON &rantheiten fein. Gr bat
Sunberte BON 9erlonen ge6eilt, Die
nit &ranf6eiten bebaFtet paren, mel
6e bon unIeren beiten Qer5ten ais unz
6silbar angeIe5en puroen.
@eItern g}a6mittdg beIu6te Der
@6peiber oieTss Die parlors oes Or.
Gpans i'm .Garrolltpnz9otel," ipel4s
er 6u6itG6lia nit 9atienten BON gez
paft fanb, porunter li9 Djele unIerer
betannteiten 8urosr befanoen, uno
gne 5pra6sn in entbuIiaitii4sr Beiie
ii6er ben Ooftor unb feline 8ebano9
Guno. Sir herporragenber 9eIdafts@
mann, ouF ben ii6 au be3isben Der
0oftpr bic @rlaubniB bat, ertldrte,
bah, ais er Dor einigen Sagen 81 Or.
@bans fam, er betnabe poafdnolg
tau6 mar unb nur nit Oiilfe zines
S0rro6res 6Drsn fonnte, uno ieBt Ter
Fein @eb6r beinabe gun3 bOllfommen.
Der 6err fpnnte niht 9enug gum 2o@
BE BON Or. Gpans' magnetiI4er 9eils
fraTt agen. 6r. 9ernbarO Sod, nele
der in g}r. 1910, pennIplpania@2tpe.,
fpchrt, Iugte, er lei felt 5tpet Sabren
beira6e blino getpeTen, unD iebt, nab
opeimaliqer 9e9anblung nur9 oe1t
Opltpr, tonne er leTen. 6rdu &. 5.
Qnnh, in g}r. IA, t18ieruno3pane
,ioIfer 5traBe. apOhnbaFt, Iugte, lie !eI
pGhrenb pieroSabren on 9uften9Fheu>
matismus perfriippelt gefpeien. Or.
Gpans beilte lie bur6 magnetll4e Be
bonblunqen. 9r. s. s. 9foberts,
Gonbufteur an Der r8ultimore9Sbioz
9obn," unb in g2r. 1913. 2ertngtonz
lfrabe, ipo6n6dft, faqte, er lei in Sol
de BON rbeunrutiI9er Neural9ie fpabz
renb elf Wlonaten niat I'M Gtanbe gez
peTen, Ieinen 3ugbienit 5u perie6en.
Or. @pans beilte ihn in aat Sagsn.
0iels 0(nbere mo6ten Gbnli6e f6nletz
6el6aFte GrflGrungsn iiber pes Dot
tors groBe 6d9igteit, &runtReiten gu
heilen.
Or. Gbuns empFdngt Patienten I'M
GurrpQtDn>Sofel" bon II ll6r 8or@
mittaos bis Z 1br @benos. Q06}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16
Inter S6nse brgrabcn.

2apinen , Q6Itur3 i'm Staute 8oI6z
ington. - Nuf Der Strsds Der
9reat g}ortbern 8abn. - Bier
S4perOerleBte.
GeuttIe, @uI6., Is. 4pr. - Sin
S8nespfIug Der 9reut NoriRcrn gabn
nurbe uuf Der Gtrede Bel Mabfon BON
elmer Canine gstroFFen uno nit ben
66neemaFen in ben 1000 SUB tiefen
gl6qrunO elmer 5el5I4lu6t (@anpon)
oeEiir3t. Soglti9 puroe eine Retz
funqsmannf6aTt bon ITO 2euten abz
qeI6idt, um bic 8erunglii6ten, 7 an
Ser 3a6l, I6neG aus Dem S6nee gu
qraben. 2tGs big nuf einen bat man gez
funoen, bier Tino le6ersgefd6rtj4 Ders
leBt; i6re Namen iino: 9cOrge 9urt, S.
W{oriorIp, 36omas SuGiOan II. 9boz
mas 9rant. 0u5 9eIeiFe 1T bon
ShneemaFen blpdirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16
Sclhifmnr0.

86ilabelp 6ia, 10. 2lpril. -
sSobn Depant, Elm W&it9lieo Der bieIiz
gen 0ruterei SFirma Bepant Bros,
beging geItern in SumOeH, rs,
Sefbitmoro Dur9 Gri6ieBen. Gr heiz
rathete erIt Dor orsi WOndten uno srz
frantic por fHraem an Der 9ripps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16

Can 5run3isco, t5,&priG,-
Der Sransportoampfer n6ancod,
friiher Der r4ri5ona," fdbrt am Monz
taq nit elmer SruppenienDung bon nuz
be3u 100 Wlann na4 ben pbilippiz
nen ab. Ous q. SnfanteriesRsgis
msnt unp 3tpei 9atttrie'n 6sIparti4eris
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16
Sin ausnabmsuetIer 8ccfauI 10"
ll1a(flfOfrn.


$500 garbg feiner sn9liIher Yt1s
bras, Elm fe6r ipiini6enspertbsr StoT
fir Shirt @aiIts, e4te Sarben uno IN
QualitGt glei4 irgenb pelfem io8ez
nannten Qinnen. fir 25c. angebotsn'
Sir Wfontag gu lOc'
$50 @tufe SriI6 0imities. SF
Iino Elm feines yGorbeb" N}aterial IN
tpeiBen NfuItern auf farbigem lInteF7
grunbe. No4 ni6ts Oergleihen dIrge@
boten gu unisrem MontagSprelle
BON 12Ic.
SdwaDr unb tnrbiae &lribrrfOfe
aus Dem 0lnfauf BON ,. SopliOan &
So. SSabrbaft iunnocrbareRreiie.
180 Stiide 40z30uige, gang tpollene
frun30IiI6e 8igoureur in beqs, mIttels
unO bunte(grdu, neubEau u. T. IN. I'm
Ter Preis lit qeraoe bic 6Glfte bes
Wert6es; bic 0arb 29c.
ITO Stiife 48z30uiger, gang tpoQez
ner, fran30Iii4er Serges, better uno
fernIter Qud!ttdt, IN mdrlneblau, bell
uno ountelbraun. oltpe, 6eiio II. +. lp.;
poIitiper 8ertb $1OO bic gurO. Mpnz
tag fir 49c.
$1.0O QuaIitdt frun30IiI6e 9opIins
in alien neuen S4attirungen bon beG@
grau, mobe. blau, grau un6 braun
8u 69c.
GrORer Drrkanf pom StrObmutten.
Sine Partie ihperer 9:nef78er
Strobmutten, Wert6 15c. bic 0urO.
llnfer 4}reis lit nur &c.
Bette Gintan W}utten, auF me6uz
n1hen Stii6len qetpe6t, rei3e MuIter.
Sin SOC. Wertb fir 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16

$J2 "taiIor>maOr" An,agf fit $3.50
@legante 6lp SSront Qn5iige aus
feinem Diagonal @6ebiot, in i9par5
un0 murineblau, Sadet bur9peg nit
Seioe gefiittert, neumooiI6er 8!eioz
rod. Der gr0Bte ie angebOtene Bar
gain 5u $3.50.
SIS An,ige fit $3.50.
Seine SIN 6ront 2ln5iige aus perz
f9ieOenen Stoffen, pie G6ebiot, 9enez
tians, 8icunu uno Gobert Su6en.
Sadet nit SafFeta Seioe gefiittert;
Stare oDer Circular &lei0rpd. Wert6
$500. Sbre 9tuspubl $3.50,
$4,000 AYhgt fir 5000.
Moberne, enqTiBenoe S5Gp 5rontz
unO @ton 2ln3iiqe aus 9omeIpun5,
8enetians, 8roubclotbs unb Melirunz
gen; ale 6arben, $4,000 = @ert6e.
$25.O0 AYdgr fit $3.50.
5elnite @tonz, engdnliegenOe unD
6lD 5ront Muiter 2(n3iige, in elmer
en0loien 9luspobI in Wiaterial uno
5arben; 8feior0de nit Bercaline ooer
Saffeta Seibe Qefiittert. Wert6 bon
$25.OO Bis $4,000 gu $3.50.
Defe Nnalitat Stibs
S4par3e gebliimte Saffeta @eioe,
"a 3oa brett, beiOnbers gum 6ru6z
jGbr5 8ebrau9 pafenb, feline 0uuz
lffdt, neue Waaren. friiber fir 95c.
peptuuft. SEPT 49c.
"a 3Ou breite IApar3e SaFfetaz
Seioe, ertra i6pere 0uaGitdt, gut uno
tragbar. $1.O0 8ert6. Montag
fir co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16
sine erfnfnreitle @eiddfts.Spr.

porution nit Qsringsn auslagsu unO t,in.n 68ul=
BIN peld. in 1898 tim eritsn SABRE .ns SiSis
Strs. psn 10 qrp,sut R.t;o 5tlabl,, ofisrirt ibrt
gftitu in ant6eiltn RON 500. Sine tltsHs 9.Is=
aenbtit Nan aortifrs:
.. 9. Spr Isl,
(StstI8,lS.tGSl Baltimore Dlb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16
SSaDes II. CUTE Ger,ualtnit9
S9aDes u. CUTE 0er,ualtntt9
OrnBe
9eittpIsrattIttr
MaIlenuerIa
Gierter Stahtratbsz zSiitritt
(Sie 49,, 90, 2f., 22., 23. uuS PA.
9SarS umfaiicnbl,
in Der
,,Soatts Sale"
Nnntag, II. 9tpriI, Nbruns s llbr.


2t6tb. 5bomas 9or0on 9ape5,
Q6t6. Sfippitb 8ilmer,
44tb. Sames 8. SmitR,
44tb. Sobn g, 9os,
Q4tb. Sames %. 0ennb,
Qr. Sidac 2obe Sirdus,
9r. @6arles 90. 9eutsIer,
9r. Sbomas st. GIenOenin,
Or. Sdnes 8. Qintbicum,
Or. 9arrD 5. Qinoeman.
6r. Sboma5 6ofeb 9i5tsp, prdTiz
bent Der 20. Maro, piro Den 8OriiB
fii6ren.
Sm &uftrao. bss bsmOfr. gumpouussGomite'
Samss y @prter. 9Oriiser;
uO6-7 Bintam 3. Qprter. @etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16
sSobm &. Srtble.
Gr0fnuns in Sriblc's MnOrllzSanen
fir 0lars 6anbi6ube nno
0alanterie>gSaaren,

Tr 80, 0cf=2rinqtonsStrabe mo Die bcfcn lSooz
rem fir pas GtlO ptrtluit tuerNtn. glles NogldJs
an ifpooiid)su 0lacez uuo Dtoda49anoi6ubcn fir
Wann.r, 9amtn uno Riuoer; i,rner iciOcne SyanOz
id1ub; Cine Sps3ialitdt III 9rtbIs's Cjtibdft 1T
Der prG6tjQt QOrratb Der pom ibm ptrtautten gGdds
rem, iamnli6 ArtteI, Die ipc0en ibrcr 3uoerIdif9s
felt uno G}soieacnblit Ocs Giutauis Dertb Tno.
Seine 2sotrDaureu, 9ortcmOnuaits, QeOtrgitrtel,
5eittntadysn, 9}cI2z ,8rips, Sbmufiutbtn, Stii,,
Qariimeric'n, Goritts, 5blei,rtoiie, 3dntmt, 9urs
ten, Staubbeien unO @anoipieocI. Sbrt Nufmerts
iamtsit tpirO auf 0as in ociem Gtabliisment siHz
Qciibrte r0i6e 8abiuuosipf;m QeIsntt. Sds otrz
altste SDcm Deg gearttHs auf l9s6ielg:lo nadb Dem
Gnfaute if obQeihafit.
rFGs wirc Seuticb seiprocben.-fa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16
g Hide ~ BERG
= = e 6.
Str. 25 t,ao q, SS*=SertmgtOmsStr'
Tiinf groRe Gimtdufe:
2Tnfer> An5ise. AuktonszSetoe. StrOGntattett
S6war5e uno far6ise 4Sfetoerfofe.
$J2 "tuiIor<uaOt" An,aaf fit $3.50

auer @rrat eues nbrfancn AnsHsn sur 9atc oer g
Sreiic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16

Dampfe, a)aGrr>, furnats>6 >6sBung.
gtparatur.u uno umbau o:iiappardtsn.
Alva Hubbard Heating Co.,
Rr. 4sO, Rpre.
LSspE16,1S,&&Sl
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q bi6i g.

W2untta, Is. Npril. - 0as 81.
SSopu'er 8egiment bal Du5 10. 9ennz
|pipanier 3sgimsnt 6ei Maloios u6gez
l0H, uno iTt buS 2eBtere nu4 Gabite
psiter marF4irt.
Die uG6Fe Sruppenfen n
bungnu4 ben 3 bilippiz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16

itutftrSer su pelter dlle 9itr0er, futbe tpinicu
oab Der Heus Charter ntr Staot Baltimore uuttr
elmer tbrl6su, Ipirfum,n uHD ipariamsn NtunBi=
pa=9eriplIrtng sur 2Iu5iubrung tOntntt, brjlIbit
ting Tno.
0ie fOlgsuosn 9ReOn,r ncrou @Hipra9tn an bic
9eriamu1luno balfru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16

Gin 9emiit6 smen 6. Sum-
ger MsOi3iner 6u einigen &ollegen:
n&tnber. jeBt bab' ih einen toloFot
intereKanteu San gu 6dufe: metu
utter p trD bl0b itnntg!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16

Gft G'aacrit'H autrosn ausidljtBli6 fir Samtn
uno Otreu 89gleitcr rtierpirt isn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-16

Da. Re5. RrtbarO,
@stES,1SE&S) gsHsISI.Gsi&aItslaSgrS.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-03
WHITE MARBLE PALACE
For The Prasident-Pians Presented to
Congress-.

The question OF replacing the his
toric White House with Presidential
residence more in keeping with the
dignity OF the Office or the occupant
and in measure indicative of the
wealth aud power Of the country has
been received thus early in the session.
Plans were presented to Congress Sat-
urday for new building, which will,
with its surrounding grounds, surpass
anything of the kind in the world, its
elevation above other buildings of the
city affording panoramic view of
Virginia, the Potomac River and sur
rounding country unobtainable in al
most any other section. 1t is propos-
ed TO erect the new mansion, or palace,
for If the plans are adopted the
structure will equal, il not Surpass, in
size and grandeur the famous palaces
of the Old World) on Meridian
Heights, where it will stand out in
full view from every part of the city,
the grounds rising in series of ter
races TO the plateau OF the building
site. The plans are somewhat similar
to those OF the Congressional Library,
and combine all the most ornate fea-
lures Of the Capital and local Postoffice
Building, being in perfect harmony
with all the Government buildings.
One wing is appropriated to the excl1-
sive use of the President, aud the rest
of the building and grounds is design
ed for public uses and the general
identifying of the city.
The building will be of white mar
bic, somewhat in the form OF the let
ter Fl. with the Presidents apart
ments in the west wing and State
apartments on the east. On the top
OF the arm connecting the two wings
is the roof garden, intended for the
private use of the Presidential family.
Every arrangement is made for hand
ling large crowds of guests and the
facilities for entertainment are suffi-
Gent to meet every exigency.
The plans certainly show structure
Of most unusual beauty which, COM
hined with the attractiyeness OF the
location and convenience of eonstruc-
tion makes it a perfect residence, yet
one having an adaptability for official
uses that is not possessed by the
White House.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-03
Point Marion.

POINT MARION, Jan. 2.--Rey. Camp
bell Jobes had four accessicns to the
church while here last week.
Mr.. Hughes, the photographer, has
moved to Greensboro.
Misses Ella and Katie Blosser, of New
Haven, were visiting their cousin, Miss
Nellie Cans, last week.
Miss Stella Grow, OF Smithield, spent
last week with Miss Bessie Sadler.
Bert Eberhart and wife, of Jeanette,
came on the evening train Friday to see
Mrs. Eberhart's father, j. G. Ramsey,
who is in critical condition.
Miss Carrie Stewart and Mrs. St. Clair
of Morgantown, visited friends here last
week.
Misses An la Ruble and Madeline De
Forest of Fairchance, attended the en-
tertainment Saturday night.
The entertainment given at this place
Saturday night was great success. 1t
was gotten up by home talent, and the
players all acquitted themselves very
creditably.
Monday was the coolest day of the
season, the thermometer registering 4
degrees below zero.
Archie Conn returned Monday to his
studies at the California Normal after
weeks vacation
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-03
THE new POSTOFFICE.
Almost ready for occupancy by
Uncle Sans mail.

A representative OF this paper looks
over the office-It isall right In every
Notwithstanding left to be wished
for-Public will be well looked after
In the new establishment How the
boxes will be rented--Will move In
within u week.
The new postoffice is almost com
pleted and visitor can now see
what the people of Morgantown are
to have IN the way Of postal facili-
ties. This papers representative
was taken through the building this
morning by architect Elmer r.
Jacobs and shown what is to be
placed at the disposal of the public
The building is in the most con
venient place in town. Entrance
is through a very large, roomy door
and the lobby in which one finds
himself will prevent the squeezing
that is incident to trying to get
mail in the old office.
On first going in the registery and
money order windows are seen.
They comc f1st. The drop for mail,
the stamp window and general de-
livery window are next. The gener-
al delivery window is very well ar
ranged, There is large case which
is fully snbdivided so that mans
mail can be reached at once and
handed out. The case can be moved
where it will be the most convenient
for the clerks
The call boxes are next. They
number nearly four hundred and are
greatly in excess Of the number
available in the old Office. The lock
boxes adjoin these and run to the
rear Of the room. There are nearly
six hundred Of these. A number Of
these are large drawers and there
are still more large boxes besides
the smaller lock boxes.
A clerk will be in the Office to
morrow all day to rent them to the
public. He would have been there
to day but the rates have not been
received. They will run about the
same or perhaps lower than they
were in the old office A reduction
has been asked for by the postmas-
ter The first come will be the first
served. The boxes will not be given
out with the same numbers that the
holders now have but will be new
ones entirely.
The removal OF the office will take
place on the first OF the week and next
Monday morning 1t Is expected that
the new Office will be ready to do
business with the public at their new
stand.
Everyone is taken with the looks OF
the Office and they are very much Inn
pressed with the pains that are being
taken to afford the public everything
10 the way of Accommodations that can
be given them
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-03
SEVERE COLD WAVE.
Murcury Reaches the Lowest Point Of
the Winter-Terrible Reaction From
Warm to Cold and Then Back Again.

The cold wave which came in on
Sunday is decidedly the worst OF the
winter. The temperature dropped
from in the sixties with terrific rapid
ity until on Monday morning it reach
ed ten below zero. This point will
hardly be touched again this winter.
On Tuesday morning the weather had
moderated and it was thirty five de-
grees warmer than it was on the
morning before. Such sudden changes
as this is what plays smash with the
constitution of the people living in
this climate.
The snow that came along with the
cold wave gave excellent sleighing and
great many slelghs were out to take
advantage of it. The roads were in
very good shape and the sport was en-
joyed as it rarely is in these latter day
winters.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-03
G. 4. officers.

At the asst regular meeting of
Hoffman Post No 81, G. A. r., the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: James s. Watson,
Commander; j. f Watts, Sr. V. c.. !;
j. L. Summers, Jr V. G., VIM. l..
Protzman, O. NJ; George Barb, Adjt. !;
DR. HI. B. Lazier, Surgeon; L. ID.
Fields, Chaplain; S. r. Irwin, 0. d.. /;
Thomas Flumm, o. g.
The installment willFtake place at
the meeting January 7, at 2 T. M.
VIM. / Protzman and S. r. Irwin
were elected delegates to the State
Encampment which meets at Terra
Alta in April next. The Post is in
a very prosperous condition finan-
cially and numerically and is in to
stay.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-03
AN INTERESTING SUIT.
Squire Parker will hear school case
ON Saturday at Granville = Election
day the bone Of contention.

The Board Of Education of Grant
district has been sued by one of the
teachers of that district and the
teacher is determined to have the pay
for the day. He claims that the day
is set apart as holiday by the state
and that the school law allows him to
take advantage of that fact without
losing the money which he would earn
if he would go ahead and teach as
usual.
When the law was passed every
state holiday was included in the
number on which school did not have
to be taught and since that time
election day has been made a legal
holiday. The trial of the case will
come up on Saturday before Squire
Parker at Granville.
All the other teachers Of the dis
trict have accepted the discount while
all the other districts Of the county
have allowed the teachers the day
without making them teach.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-03

CoRDRAY-Miss Rosena Cordray
died at her home on Stewards Run
Christmas day, aged SO years. Death
was caused by complication Of dis5
orders. She had. been unwell severas
years but was not thought to be ser
iously i'll until few days before her
death. Her sisters and brothers have
the sympathy of all. She was buried
Monday afternoon at the Stewart
grave yard.
MOOKHEAD-Died at his home at
New Castle Pa, Mr.. FL. III. Moorhead
aged eighty six years. The immediate
cause of his death was paralysis. Mrs.
/. c. White his daughter was sum-
moned to his side on Monday after
noon and be died on Tuesday morning.
The funeral will be held on Wednes-
day at New Castle. Mr.. Moorhead
has been a frequent visitor to Morgan
town and is remembered by many of
our people who will learn of his death
with deep regret.
THoMAs.-Albert Thomas, well
known citizen Of Battelle district,
died on Christmas day having al
most completed his 10th year. De-
ceased was an honest upright man
who bore the respect and esteem of
all who knew him. lie leaves an
aged life companion entirely alone
and who will have the sympathy Of
friends in her bereavement. The
aged couple leave but one child who
is Mrs. Rufus Bell. During his last
illness Mr.. Thomas frequently ex-
pressed himself as prepared and
willing to go. The remains were
buried in the Core cemetery near his
home.