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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07
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oloBleal history OF the Church from
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San FrunrlHcn. July % - Wheat.
steady. Dee. tils4 cuHh. ttlo
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THE FOUR QUARTERS
OF THE GLOBE.

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Money on cali ntn NJ a 5's per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3h a. 4 per
cent
sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at NNt u q.
Tor demand aud Ns5l Tor Go days.
posted rates, sass 90 q. and SASSY. COM
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silver certificates 90 q q.
liur silver CO.'S
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The Admiral Mining and Milling
company has elected Elmer ~ Stanton
'lgrhl. John NJ. Bowman. vice
ll.-ll'hli ana william a. suadckrr.
secretary and treasurer. who g.itb H.
Guy J.. slntz NJ Grand RapIis Mich
constitute the board OF directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07

\ part payment OF $1,000 has been
made for the Taylor group of copper.
bearing claims near Milford Within
ninety days The purchasers. J. T.. shpm-
wrll ana a. W. Balnbrldgc NJ Crippie
,teek Colo. and Sir, @. A. Holmes OF
tthls city agree 20 pay the balance OF
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CITY TICKET OFFICE. No. soi Main
street Tclrnhone M. cas-
II. n CLAY. General Agent
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llnolH Mining company wa b.li 49, ~
uAN AFTERNOON. when FuromIu VuIier,
l,fohert submitted his report which
showed that 300 feet OF drifting bnI
nggrn done 10 the past quurtor. ma tbsf
shape. '-e'oiy
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
Interesting Meetings.

To-day, after so long time, If ye
will hear His voice, harden not your
hearts" was Rev. Mr.. Spencer's text
at the new Christian church last
night. He said, "The danger of heart
hardening is repeatedly emphasized in
the Bible.
"If one knows his duty and does it
not he hardens his heart. Every per-
son Is responsible up to the measure
of his knowledge and opportunities and
it is deadly fault to know and not
do. To be sin-hardened is bad, but
to be gospel hardened is worse. Men
deceive themselves by SHINING pre-
sumptuously and thinking God will
forgive, while the fact that they so
sin shows that they are spiritually
dead. They think they can repent at
any time, whereas repentance deferred
or neglected becomes at last impossi-
BILE The saddest sight on earth is
that of man who has SO perverted
truth and trodden Christ under foot
that he cannot repent. The soil Of
the natural heart is bad enough at
best without hardening it, sowing it
with thorns, or turning it out as a
common for the foot of worldly am
bition, passion or fieshly lust. 1t is
bad for heather to live and die
without knowing Christ, but 1t is
worse TO live ID Christian communi-
ty and yet resist the truth and refuse
to obey the gospel. The destiny OF
those who harden themselves by neg
lecting and rejecting the gospel is too
dreadful to depict. The Lord Jesus
gives fearful intimations OF the loss,
the grief, the despair and hopeless
overthrow of them who hear His word
but do it not. In parable after para
BILE and in sermon after sermon the
Lord warned the people against the
sin of neglecting salvation, and OF not
making it the first and most impera-
tive duty. Not even food and cloth
ing; not even love for parents nor the
preservation of ones own life is TO
take precedence over seeking the king
dom of God. Better have few years
of poverty, obscurity, and suffering
here in this life than to be cast away
from God and happiness in the life to
come.
The one who neglected his talent
Continued on Fourth Page
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
Crop Reports.

The following crop report for the
current week has been issued by the
department at Parkersburg:
MoNoNaALIA-Wh heading out
nicely; meadows, pastures, oats, pota-
toes, and gardens doing we'll; too wet
to work corn; apples falling off.
MARIoN-W Wheat heading out and
doing well; oats, grass, and potatoes
growing nicely; to cool for corn.
Wheat, oats, and grass
doing finely; corn coming up badly
not all planted yet; apples falling;
strawberries promising,
PRESTON Wheat, oats and grass
in fine condition; corn coming up slow
iy hail on 10th and 18th, small dam
age; fruit a fine prospect.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
GONE
But there is a Warm Place
Here for Him Perhaps.

Burglar In Uniontown Acts Like the
One that has Been here for Some
Time-Feeling OF Relief that he has
Left Us--Last Farewell an Expensive
One-Nothing has been heard of him
this Week.
An item in the News Standard last
night leads us to believe that the
| burglars who have been making head
quarters in Morgantown have gone to
Uniontown for the practice Of their
profession. Night before last thieves
entered residence down there and
made haul of silverware. They took
nothing besides this but one dollar
that was in pocket book Ia the room
where the silver was.
They went in through window TO
the dining room and disturbed moth
ing about the house in any other
room. There were no clues to the
burglars.
This all sounds very familiar to peo-
pie who have been paying attention TO
the works Of the crook here. The opera
tion is exactly similar to those he per-
formed on several houses here. In all
probability it is the same man work
ing In the Fayette capital that has
been making things SO inter
esting around here for some time.
There has been nothing heard OF
him here for several nights and the
| last place that he entered was Otto
Sigwart's on the Avenue on last Sat.
urday night when he made fine haul.
He got eighty dollars there. Three
twenty dollar notes and twenty dol
lar gold piece
A fine gold watch was taken but II
was found out side Of the house where
he had thrown it after examining it.
Possibly he was afraid that it might
be traced and that it was dangerous
to attempt to handle such thing.
We haven't any thing very weighty
against Uniontown but We are glad
that she has fallen heir to the burglar
and We hope that she will be able TO
get closer to him than we were while
he favored US with his presence.
People had better not relax their
vigilance too much however on the
strength of these suspicious about a
change in base because he may come
back and go through some more resi-
dences. 1t would be well to look after
all fastenings about the house and
keep the gun loaded.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
CONTEST ABANDONED.
Woman's League Believes I'm Paying
Old Debts before Making New
Ones.

The contestants for the Woman's
League Defamation prizes have an
nounced their intention of abandon
ing the contest, and of devoting the
money offered for the prizes to re-
ducing the Indebtedness of the
League This Indebtedness, amount
ing to about 5000, is being carried
by two of last years members of the
League, and several schemes have
been under the consideration of the
directors by which to pay it off, but
none of them have proved feasible.
This action of the contestants is
very praiseworthy, and shows
most commendable desire to pay off
old debts before assuming new obli-
cations. An entertainment will be
substituted for the contest on June
10Th of which further particulars
will appear later.
tits hoped that the proceeds from
the plays next Monday night will be
sufficient to materially reduce the
amount of the debt; course tickets
of the Woman's League will be good
for admission, to both entertain
ments
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
METHODIST PROTESTANTS
May Organize Church in Wheeling
According to Rev. Barnes.

An Intelligencer reporter had an in
teresting conversation with Rev. [.
A. Barnes, of Morgantown, last night
concerning the Methodist Protestant
denominations status in this state
At present there are seventy charges
and eighty ministers in West Virginia
conference, with 1900 mbers
The conference elects it's own presi-
dent from year to year, and Mr.. Barnes
is how serving. This years confer
ence will be held at Grafton in August.
There is a probability that Meth
odist Protestant church will be start
ed in Wheeling, said Rev. Barnes for
the city has several members. Be-
fore the war there was a congregation
here, he said but it disbanded after
the change Of the boundary lines be-
tween Pittsburg and the West Vir-
ginia conferences, and under the
boundary adopted church in Wheel
ing would be under Pittsburg juris-
diction. Both conferences will unite
in starting a church here. The for
mer congregation owned lot on
North Chapline street. but it was dis
posed of years ago.
Concerning the differences of tenets
held by the Methodist Protestant and
Methodist Episcopal churches, Rev.
Barnes said the difference was not
doctrinal, but governmental, his de-
nomination having neither bishops
nor presiding elders. The church is
enc of the strongest in Pittsburg. -
Intelligencer,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB.
Meeting Held at Mr.. and Mrs.
Lazzelle's on Friday Night.

Mrs. Ong and Mrs. Lazzelle Entertain
the Club--The Honse Is Beautifully
Decorated-A General Program Is
Rendered-Change Necessitated By
The Absence of Prof. Corbett Next
Meeting at Mr.. and Mrs. Hirsch-
mans.
Mrs. W. G. Ong and Mrs. |. G.
Lazzelle entertained the Fortnightly
Club, last night with an elegant hos
pitality and an abundant supply Of
refreshments. 1t being May gather
ing, the home OF Mrs. La2zelle had
been artistically and beautifully adorn-
ed with flowers and other appropriate
decorations. Miss Hayes and Mrs
Hirschman rendered their solos to
everybody's delight. Mrs. Frazer
and Professor Smith recited humor-
Gus selections that won general ap-
pluse.
Professor Robert A. Armstrong read
fmpressively several selections from
poets who have written on the beauty
OF nature in the months of May and
Juht. MISC biSuulpuJ 1udlihSu Ill
present by her splendid piano perform
anees In selections from Wagner's
Valkyr. Miss Brock gave fifteen quo
tations from poets on the glory of the
springtime. A handsome volume
from Mrs. Lazzelle was To be present.
ed to the person guessing correctly the
authorship of the greatest number.
The prize was awarded 10 NJ ISIS Al
berta McVicker. The Womon's Glee
Club closed the programme With I'm
Old Madrid" which received a round
of vigorous applause. Mr. and Mrs.
Morhead and Professor Smith were
elected TO membership. Mrs. Hirsch
man invited the CluD to meet at her
home when 1t next assemblies and the
invitation was accepted by unani-
nous vote. The following commit
tee was appointed on the annual ban
quet, Professor Whitehill, Mrs. Brock
Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Lazzelle, Mrs. Stur-
gis and Mrs. Wiley.
Souvenir programmes were dis
tributed by the ladies entertaining
the Club. There was large at
tendance aud the evening was a de-
lightful occasion.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
Grafton's Big Day.

Decoration Day is always big
holiday IN Grafton, and this year
the Baltimore ond Ohio Company is
advertising the fact very extensive
ly. 1t has been customary at this
date to run cheap excursions to the
above city. and this year there will
be no exception to the rule. Special
trains arc to be run from Morgan
town, Warrington, lexington, Sal
EN- and Rowelsburg. Tickets will
be sold on the Both and will be good
returning the 3lst. The main ora
tors OF the day, it is expected, will
be General Joe Wheeler and Hon. b.
B. Dovener. Music will be furnish
ed by the Morgantown band, while
the Cadet Corps, of the West Vir-
ginia University, and several uni
formed organizations will be pres
ent The big parade is scheduled
to move at one p. IN.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26

HOme-N1fl nave warm Time next
Week.
The baseball team is at home hav-
ing come in on Friday morning.
They did better than common on
Thursday and won game with ease
from Denison. The score was six
teen to six. This game would likely
have been lost had the boys not gin
gered up. Denison had made SIX
runs when the W. V. U. lads woke
up and began to play ball.
They thumped the sphere hard
making hits and very few errors.
This combination was irresistible
and they foand at the end of the
game that they made the runs and
the other fellows the experience. The
error column had been awful in some
Of the former games and 1t was held
down hard on Thursday.
Denison has a good team and ex-
pected to win on account of the
showing that had been made against
0. W. Z. on the day before but they
counted without their host for the
Mountain boys were out to win the
last game Of the series and they did
it.
The team is in good condition al
though the men are rather tired on
account of the long hard trip that
they have had. They are now rest
ing up. On Saturday afternoon
they will play Seneca on the Univers
sity field and they will get some
practice out of this Seneca will be
strengthened and the contest will be
good one.
The week will be full of baseball
w. and j. will be here on Tuesday
for two games and these will be full
of interest to the fans here. The
team will have to play ball to come
out first best in these contests. o.
w. u. will be here on Friday and
Saturday and they too will be hard
nuts to crack The boys are full of
confidence and think that they will
be able to win out majority of the
games If roofing can help them to
do it they certainly will win as the
rooters will be out in all their force.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26

Matter to the Board When it Comes
In June-Architects Who Have Not
Even Competed May be Selected
Another Long Delay.
1T is now announced that there
will be no selection Of plans until af
ter the board meets in June. They
will pick what they want in the vari-
Gus buildings that are to be erected
for the use of the University. This
has been arrived at after several weeks
of consultation and examination of
plans submitted to the board at their
former special meeting.
When the regents were here they
decided that they did not want TO
pick out what the different professors
were to use but that the people who
were to have the use of the buildings
knew best what they needed. So they
left the matter to several committees.
These committees were composed of
men who had the greatest interest in
the buildings.
They have examined all the plans
submitted and have decided that
none of them will do, and that the
whole matter will be again referred to
the board at the June meeting. At
that time the regents will have the
least time at their disposal that they
have any time they are here and they
can not be expected to make DELHI
crate choice.
The architects who have submitted
drawings are out their labor aud their
time and the final choice may go to
some firm who has not even competed
in the contest which was invited by
thegboard when the matter wasa first
brought up. This would certainly
seem to be very raw deal to the
architects. The papers devoted to
the interest of the profession over the
country have been roasting the plan
that has been followed in this instance
and they will likely have something
more to say about it now.
The delay will cause the buildings
TO be several months later in getting
nnder way and ready for the use of
the institution.
Locations have been decided on for
the buildings. The library is to go
into the old graveyard and the armory
to the rear of the athletic field. This
is the second location picked out for
each of these. The mechanical build
will go at the old place.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
A Wonderful Reduction.

The Victor bicycle has always been
considered the best wheel made and
until to-day sold for $4,000.
To-day they were reduced TO $40. 90
which makes it without doubt the
best wheel made for the money. Guy
Wiley has the agency and sells on
easy payments.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
Big Circus Crowd.

FAlRMoNr, w. Va, May, 26.-Ful-
~ ten thousand people attended
John Robinson's circus here. The
manager stated it was the largest
crowd they have had since leaving
Cincinnati The usual number of
fakirs were on hand and did a land
office business. One prominent oil
man from Warrington went home
with 800 less than when he came
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
HISTORY OF SECOND
Regiment Is In Preparation BY Colon.
ell Casteel.

Assistant Adjutant General Casteel
has in his possession the. manuscript
and material for a history of the Sec
ond West Virginia volunteer regi-
ment which he contemplates getting
into reaudole shape in the form Of a
history some time in the future. Col.
Casteel was the commander Of the
regiment and naturally takes pride
in preserving the details of the regi-
ment's brief existence. He has made
earnest efforts to get together all the
data possible and the book, when
written, will 40 doubt be most in
teresting volume, especially to the
members of the regiment.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
GIRLS ESCAPE
From the Industrial Home at Salem
Still at Large.

Two of the inmates of the girls in
dustrial home at Salem escaped Sun
day night. They jumped from third
story window and stole away in the
darkness without being discovered.
AS yet they have not been found.
Twenty five dollars reward is offered
fer news of their whereabouts
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
The Weather.

The following is the forecast sent
out from Parkersburg for the ensu-
ng q hours:
Fair tonight. Showers and pro
badly thunder storms on Saturday
Headache bada Get Or, Miles Fair. pills
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
Wanted.

A Z to s room house to rent by
responsible party.
Paul G. Cruciger,
Acme Pub. Co.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26

A NEW line of Rough Rider
walking hats at Miss Mary Semans'.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26

A NEW line of Rough Rider"
walking hats at Miss Mary Semans'.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26

THE celebrated Manhattan shirt
can be seen only at Hirschman's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
WON The LAST.
Denison is taken in Tow by the
Boys From w. v. U.

Few Errors aud Lots of Hits Win the
Game-Listlessnes at the First but
Hot Finish is Made-Lack of GIN
ger Loses to @. w. U.-Team is at
Home-Will have Warm Time next
Week.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26
THOSE PLANS.
Board of Regents May Have to
Select Them After All.

Committees are Unable to Agree on the
Right 0nes-Fhey Will Refer The
Matter to the Board When it Comes
In June-Architects Who Have Not
Even Competed May be Selected
Another Long Delay.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-26

Gives Many Reasons Why The Subscrip-
tiOn Should ry-Morgantown VIII
be An Important Point III We Make
1t Go-0therwise 1t May Fall Into
Decay
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-27
DEMOCRATS AND THE PM PPiNES,

New York Journal (dem.), Dec. II:
Representative Williams of Mississippi
has undertaken to formulate a policy for
the democratic party. He has intro
duced two sets of resolutions laying
dow the programme to be followed by
this country in the Philippine matter.
1t is said that this action was taken after
a conference with several of the demo-
cratic leaders, and that a serious attempt
will be made to commit the party to the
policy embodied in the resolutions.t 5.s
The Williams plan binds us to recog-
nize the independence of the Philippines
upon the agreement of their government
to refund us the $50, O0o, 900 we paid to
Spain, to give us a suitable place for
a naval station n other sites for, coal
ing stations, and to grant to us in per-
petuity the right of free access to their
ports. 1t pledges us to protect the Phil
ippines against foreign interference for
a period Of ten years. provided the Fill
Pine government gives us entire control
of it's foreign affairs for that time, and
pays the expense of the naval, military
and civil forces we may send to the
islands for that The second
part of the scheme looks to the abolition
of polygamy and slavery in the Sulus.
We do not think that a few congress-
men can Induce the democratic party to
commit suicide. The laundering. dema-
gogic and reactionary policy proposed
in these resolutions would make next