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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28

Ma dworcu krakowskim stawif ale
komitst : PIP. Bensdyktowiczsm, Ella.
s.sm' Wojnarsm, posasm Wojoiokism I
p. Marie Siedlscks ma osels. Opr6os
tego prsybyay tlumy publio.noIci 1 or.
kiessra nHsrmonji', kt6ra wjssdHaja.
oyoh ma stacje goiol powitala hymnsm
polskim.
Ps1ybywajscyoh powitaa cisplsm $40.
wem p. Ludomir Bsnsdyktowics. Cd.
powisd.iai wsp6lrsdaktor ~ atolika" :
Bytomia p. Dsbsk, ks6ry ssrdso.nis
pod.iekowal krakowianom IA pr.yjs.
ole. M6wif nastepnie o ucisku narodo.
wofoi polskisj ma Slssku, wyra.il ma.
dsisje lsps.sj pr.yr.loloi. Imisnism
ludu polskisgo powisas flazak6w possl
W6joik.
Nastepnis prEy dzwieku marssa RI.
s.ono poohodem prssr ulice Florjahska
W rynsk, gdsis udano sis do kolciols
Marjaokiego. zwisd.ano nastepnis Mu.
scum Narodows wystawe obras6w "
Sukiennicach, pocsem po obisdsie uda.
no sic M kopisc Koioius.ki. Tam pre-
mawiali posed W6joik I p. Stas.o.yk.
Pc powrocis Z kopoa nKoiciussko
pod Raclawiosmi" " tsatrss xaohwycil
ro1orulR zgromad.onyoh sla,ak6w.
Drugiego dnia, " ponisd.ialsk, lls.
saoy byli ma naboiehstwie ma uSkalos",
kt6rs cslebrowai ks. pr.eor F~sdorowio..
Zs Skaski udano sic W poohod.is ma
Wawel, gdsis x~wisdsono groby kr6
lswskis ! sloaono wieniso ma grobowou
kr6lowsj Jadwigi.
Pc obisdsis swisd.ano dawne sabyt
XII Krakowa, poo.sm slsraoy odprowa.
dssni tfumnis press publio,nofo ma
dworssc, zegaani ~ssrdeo.nie, opuIoilI
Krakow.
- kOnsekracja ks. Kfopotow.
sk1egO, jake biskupa iaoko. ~
skisgo, odbyia sic W Petersburgu l.. m.
" koscisls Prssn. Bogarod.ioy. Msse
urocsysta odprswii kan. ks. Litynowic..
Ma n~aboashstwo pr.ybyli o,lonkowis
ws.ystkich djeceEyj Z mstropolits ks.
Nisdziafkowskim IA cssle, orax dyrsk
tor dspartamsntu obcyoh wy.nah, radoa
sajny Moscow, jake pr.edstawiciel RIA.
du. Pc nsbozshstwis wystapili dwaj
biskupi Nied,isikowski 1 Kiopotowski.
B'skup Kfopotowski .iotyl ustanowio.
na pr1ysiege ma wisrnof6 monarsze, Do.
o'em podpisaf ak' pr.ysisgi, salwiad.
csony prsez d~yrsksors Mosolowa. Pc
dopsfnisniu tyoh formalnolci, bIskup
Kfoposowski wedding .wykisgo osrsmo
niaiu .'osyi pr.ysisgs papissowi.
= Wsciekfy wiki. o ssras.nym
wyPadku donosss CUB. woly fskisj:
W lasaOh wsi Listwin, pojawii sic wilk
"soiskfy, kt6ry nspadi ma passce sic "
leslie bydfo wioician wsi Pietrasssva,
Frank6wki ! Rslonowic. Kilka s.tuk
udusif a prssszso dwadsissoia pokssal,
Poozem pobisgi dalsj l pokssaf 70 koni
re wsi Ltstwina. q polsosnis wiad.y "a.
rzsdzono obawe, kt6rej re.ultatsm byso
zsbicis w~loisktsgo wilka. Mad pokssa.
nym inwsniar.sm roxoisgnIeto nad1or
sanitarny. Gala okolioa wypadkiem tvm
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
NAY LAND THEN.
Contracts For Brick and Curbing May
BE Giyen to Morgant0wn by
Brownsville.

Brownsville is talking OF paving
four more of her streets this sum
mer and Morgantown may be inter
esteo in the paving to great ex-
tent. We may furnish both the
curbing and the brick for the i'm
provement. Men have been here
comforting with l. n Weaver about
the stone and will be back again in
a few days to look over the ground.
There is no better curbing in the
country than we can turn out and
the Brownsville people will do well
to place their contracts here. At
the same time our brick stand se-
verer tests than any others that
have ever been tested here and they
can be furnished at low figures.
Morgantown can furnish the best of
both Of these things that are needed
in paving.
In case the contracts are given us
they will be very important addi-
tions to the industrial stimuli that
are sending us ahead so fast at pres
ent.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
HARD TO PLEASE.
Why Mrs. BIumer Asked Her Husband
TO stop Flattcring.

II am so proud OF your
With eyes tenderly expressing the
fond appreciation and tender love
of a devoted husband John Blumer
turned gently and imprinted kiss
upon his wife's forehead
Yes, my dear" he continued,
II feel somewhat conscience stricken
when / think of how silent am, as
a rule, about all those qualities of
mind and heart which You possess
AS | go about among my friends
and talk with the brilliant and Guilt
waited women who shine with snch
splcndor, how glad it makes me to
think that you are not such as they !.
Give me the quiet, simple woman,
who is content TO stay at home, who
lives but for her husband and who
prefers the domesticity of the home
circle to the artificiality of society.
No one knows better than / do that
when you go out you suffer greatly
in comparison with other women,
whose glamour OF intellect blinds
the senses. Beauty in women can
admire-indeedI do admire it--and
yet, after all, ! prefer you. What do
/ care if you are not beautiful when
! know that you are good? What
difference does it make TO me If you
cannot be bright and witty, no mat
ter how hard you try, with others?
Hello! Whats the matter?'
Don't YOU think" replied Mrs
Blumer as she took her handkerchief
from her eyes and glared at him
with combined look Of sorrow and
anger. shat you have said enough?'
John Blumer rose from his chair
with despairing gesture and looks
ed out of the window savagely, with
hard, set look on his face.
That's just like women" he
muttered Indignantly to himself.
Give her one word of praise and
she turns on youm
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
DO You Own Property,

Protect it by using the late dis
eovery in fire proof paint. 1t will
cost YOU no more than ordinary
paint. 1t is used for outside or the
finest inside painting, guaranteed
not to crack or scale, and to be fire.
proof T. b. Wilgus is introducing
it for the Company. He has all col
ors Oh hand now and will show YOU
the tests. Call for book and sam
Piles.
The L. S. Government has paint
ed the Revenue Cutters with it. We
have many recommendation and dn
plicate orders from those who have
used it to show you.
Messrs. A. A. Eberson d Co,
St Louis. Mo.
CAVE SPRING, Ga, Aug. %, 1899.
Kindly duplicate our last order
for your fire. proof paint.
We don't seem to need it. but as
it appears daily miracle that the
floor above our fnrnoce does not
burn, we propose giving it an extra
coat Just for luck.
II you want one single indorse-
mcnt of your paint to more than take
the place of all others, send an agent
here with camera and let him take Il
photo at the door Of our furnace We
use a mixture OF charcoal braize and
coke with Ian blower under crates
that shoot volumes OF mighty flame
and sparks all over the wooden cell.
ing ten feet above, when the charge
is thrown in.
We have never had an accident
and Our wood work is as neutral to
the flames as though of iron; yet the
danger seems SO imminent that we
have fire service within arms reach
Of the fireman.
Ii You want an Endorsement we
will give YOU one. or you can use
this, but the photograph would con-
vince any sceptie. Yours truly,
SOUTHERN BAuxITE
Mining d Mfg. Go.
r. S. Perry, Gen Man g'r.
(Tfne Copy Of Original.
Endorsed and recommended by
The Virginia Fire Marine Insurance
Co. Of Va; Lancaster Home Mutual
Fire Insurance Co, of Pa; Mutual
Fire Insurance Co, Reading, Pa I;
Thos. III. Scotland Prest Reading
Fire ms. Co, Safety Mutual Fire
ms. Co, Lebanon, Pa; p. K. Porter,
Prest State Fireman's ASS, Mary
land.
T. Il. WHGus, Agent.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
GEORGES CREEK MINERS
Tired of Strike and Moving To
ward Settlement.

Meetings Held, From Which the Agita-
tors Were Excluded Decided to send
Committees to the Operators to Seek
an Adjustment Of the Differences
Everything Now Quiet In the West
Virginia Fields.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, April l9.-~It
looks as IL the miners in the Georges
Creek region would break away from
the organization and go TO work.
Realizing that the operators would
not confer with them as union,
many OF the miners held meetings Tor
day from which the agitators were
excluded, although they were on the
ground.
At the meetings delegates were
elected TO try to make arrangements
with the operators for an early settle
ment of the trouble.
1t is understood that majority Of
the miners are anxious TO return to
work at 55 cents but have been held
in check by she agitators. This ae-
tion of the miners to-day is believed
TO be the first step that will suon lead
to solution Of the trouble and hope
runs high,
A report comes from the Meyers
dale region, which is included in the
strike of Georges Creek, that meet
ings have been held there and that
two Of the mines are to be started up
and that the rest will follow suit.
This is looked upon as the wedge that
Will split the strike IN this region.
All Is now quiet in the West .Vir-
ginia territory and the strikers in that
locality will return to work Monday,
unless something new turns up before
that time.
The Cumberland glass works has
had to close down for want of coal
and miles of coal cars stand in the
Baltimore & Ohio yards, here empty
on account Of the strike.
Unless the mines resume operations
here soon, coal will double It's former
price and can only be obtained in linn
tied quantities at that
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
TWO CENTS
SHOALS AHEAD.
Trouble Said to Exist at Con-
ference Seminary.

The coming Meeting OF The Board May
Result In some Extensive Changes
Decentralization Said to Exist la the
Faculty They Have Been Making
Trouble For Boyers.
The next meeting of the West Vir-
ginia conference seminary board of the
NJ II. church at Buckhannon Is look
ed forward to with some apprehension
by many OF the leading members OF
that church who expect little I'M
pleasantness, which has been long de-
laYed and which they fear can be held
of no longer says the Wheeling News
The cause of the trouble IL by some
land to the former president OF the
seminary, whom they allege has en-
deasored 20 run that institution since
leaving 1t, and that 10 this he has
been assisted by one OF the faculty
who is so situated that he believes
that he can control nnmber of menu
bers Of the board, on account Of his
connection with one Of them. This
party. he thinks will TO sane
tion his course and will work
sustain him. He Is said To haYe
gone among the pupils asking them To
sign a petition for presentation TO the
hoard that the president be removed
This has been followed 10y other matt
terS which are said to have made life
a burden TO the president OF that In
stitntion. One Of those in this city
who discussed this matter, said the
president would be glad To hand In
his resignation, and get out Of the
trouble. This was doubted by anoth-
er leading member of the church, who
IL well posted on the affairs OF the
seminary, and who discussed the mat
ter readily.
THE president may tender his res
ignation, said he, Ito get out OF the
trouble, but that viii not stop the
work of the board which will require
the removed OF several Of the moving
spirits In the trouble which they have
kept stirred to red heat during the
year. thus greatly lessening the value
Of the institution.
When they meet it Is very probable
that they will request the resignation
OF several OF the teachers, II they do
not make clean sweep SO as to leave
no leaven toleayen the whole for anoth-
or row. This will OF course arouse much
discussion and resistance on the part
OF the teachers and their friends.
The board cannot consider the inter
est OF either member OF Its own
board or that OF few teachers how
ever, when the interest OF the insti-
tuition and the work OF the conference
In this state Is put UP on the other
side
This indicates TO what extent the
disaffection with the present regime
exists, and while no suggestion will
be offered as 10 who will be selected
for president or instructors there
seems TO be settled opinion In the
minds Of these here who discussed the
question that a change all around
could be looked for at the close Of the
present term of the seminary school.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
A Feast Of Merriment.

When the hour Is darkest, when
the heart is faintest, when trouble
weighs like ton Of lead on the soul,
go and see Fanny Rice. She will
chase the blues from your head. the
wrinkles from your forehead. the load
from your heart and set you laughing
despite yourself. You will see dull
care GO scurrying away to a place far
from the shafts Of her wit, beyond
the reach OF her CHEEKY laugh, out OF
hearing Of her merry voice and where
the jolly twinkle OF her laughing eyes
will not be able to reach it. II there
ever was the materialized soul Of fun,
Fanny Rice is the woman. She fairly
bubbles over with it. Before she
comes on the stage, when her warb-
ling notes are heard from behind the
scenes, every face In the theatre relax
es, and when she bursts upon view
like ray Of golden sunshine, the
smile grows into grin and every
heart is aglow. This pretty, funny
little woman comes TO the Opera
House April 20, in her latest great
success The Triple Bill Of Delightful
Vokes Plays. AS Is her customs She
brings with her an excellent company
OF players and all the stage accessories
for this production, 1t Is claimed
that some Of the costumes worn By
Miss Rice are maryels OF the dress
makers skill.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
OLD DISCOVERY
How Flow of Gas Struck The Old
Time DriIlers.

An Ohio paper publishes the fol-
lowing extract, entitled "a Geologi-
cal Curiosity" which it found In a
copy of the Tuscarawas Chronicle OF
November 16, 1924:
In Harrison county, Virginia, (now
West Virginia. within two hundred
yards from the road leading from
Clarksburg up Elk creek to Booths
Ferry, and within five and half
miles from the latter place, on the
premises OF David Hall, company
has for some time been boring for
salt. They commenced in the bed
Of the creek upon solid rock at a
depth of about "a feet they struck a
large vein OF beautiful water, exceed
ingly cold, and little brackish to the
taste, which discharges itself at the
top of small gum inserted ia the
rock. At the depth Of about lis feet
they passed through rich vain OF
copper, about four feet in thickness
and at the depth of about $50 feet
they opened strong vein of wind,
which instantly found vent at the top
of the we'll in tremendous roaring
and spouting Of water. Although
the diameter Of the well is not more
than two and one half inches, it is
supposed there is not less that 100
gallons Of water discharged in one
minute For some distance around
this perpendicular shoot of water plays
an imperceptihle gas or yapor, so in
hammable as instantly to take fire
whenever that element comes in con-
tact with it. 1t has been tried
in vain to extinguish the flame with
water. The only effectual method is
to smother 1t with large cloth when
the spouting and fame has somewhat
ahated.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
MINE INSPECTORS REPORT.
Jury-Due to an Accumulation Of
Gas.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April IS
Mine Inspector Edward Pinekney,
of Montgomery, who has been max
ing thorough investigation into
the causes of the Red Ash mine ex-
plosion, has completed an elaborate
report and submitted it to the gov
ernor He reaches conclusion es-
sentlally the same as that arrived at
by the coroner's jury, but goes fuller
into the circumstances He holds,
in substance, that the explosion was
due to an accumulation of gas causing
the fresh air current TO make short
instead of long circuit, leaving the
far interior of the mine without prop
er ventilation. He agrees with the
coroner's jury that there might have
been dry dust particles In the mine.
but does not think that this alone
could have caused the explosion
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
Y. W. c. A.

A branch of the Young Woman's
Christian Association is to be formed
this afternoon at the University. A
noted lecturer is addressing the young
ladies at the University and will form
the branch at the close of the address,.
A strong organization is expected to
result. The young men have already
a flourishing Association which has
been in existence for several years.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
AsSIGNEE's SALE
OF Store at Public Auction on April
4th

/ will sell at public auction at Hun
dred, w. Va, on Wednesday, April
4th 1900, between the hours Of IL and
3 O'Clock large stock of general mer-
chandise, assigned by T. B. Hamil-
ton. Bond has been filed in the
Clerks office in the county court Of
Wetzel county rs the law requires in
this assignment. Terms, cash in
hand on day Of sale.
The above sale continued to April
18th, 1900, between the hours above
named.
Above sale postponed until We'd
nesday April 18th 1900 between the
hours above named.
VIM Nj. KINCAID, assignee,
Cameron, w. Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
Robinson Cared.

Bruce Robinson is entirely cured of
lock Jaw from which he bad been suf
fering. He will be in town to-mor-
row for the first time since he was
taken sick. DIR. Page A. Gibbons eff
fected the cure after the rigor had set
in and the man was IN a fair way to
die. The disease yielded to treatment
at once and his life was saved.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
Season Opens.

The National Baseball League
season opens to-day and the fans are
anxiously awaiting the result of the
first games so that they can get a
line on what the teams are going to
do. Pittsburg will NOT be at home
until next Thursday and will play
in the meantime with St. Louis. A
lot of rooters will go to the city next
week to see the first game.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
Impatient OF Restraint.

Some persons think that Presi-
dent Raymond was only bluffing
when he rendered his resignation
and would give anything to have it
back. He had been so accustomed to
having his way that he became fur
ious when the board showed adispo
sition to take its own course. Ga
zette.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19

Congressman Z F. Acheson 0;
the Oath Pennsylvania district was
nominated on Thursday morning by
reclamation in Pittsburg. He had
some trouble in his district and
failed to carry Fayette but he got all
the rest of the counties in the dis
trict, The opposition could do moth
ing SO they laid down
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
Reddy simpson Worse.

Reddy Simpson who was struck in
the stomach with shuttle at the
wooden mill Is worse to-day He
started to work this morning but was
compelled to stop. Symptoms Of
peritonitis were found when he con-
suited a physician and he may be in
Cor trying time of IL. The blow
was dangerous one and he will be
fortunate II he escapes without seri-
Gus consequences.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19


The program for the state meeting
of the Christian Endeayor forces hav-
ing been completed attention was
turned TO the list of committees OF
various kinds and after much labor
they have all been completed. The
entertainment committee is having
work to do now. Applications for
delegates entertainment have already
begun to arrive.
Twenty-six have been received
This shows that there is to be an i'm
mense attendance. Every one who
takes trip over the state comes
back with the assurance that from
that section of the state which he
visited there will be large number
of visitors.
Several hundred young people will
be here to enjoy the exercises for the
three days. The committees that
have been appointed will spare no
pains nor time in getting ready for
the visitation and they will endeavor
at oil times to see that their visitors
get all the enjoyment there is going.
The list of committees that has
been given us is as follows:
COMMITTEE ON ENTERTAINMENT
A. NJ. Buchanan, Chairman, Daniel
Dawson, Secretary. Mrs. Julia A..
Barb, Misses AIDA Ireland, Jennie
Ollie, Bessie Davis. Margaret Buch-
anan, Laura Wharton, Nellie Jolliff,
Ollie Garrison, Estelle Cox Eva
Watts, Belle Dean, LYDIA Morris,
Nellie Baker, Nellie Morris, Alice
Cobun.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
Z. E. Hodges, Chairman. S. NJ.
Garrison, l. n. Lucas, John Wallace.
MUSIC COMMITTEE.
Frank J. Brock, Chairman, f. L.
Cole, Frank Weaver, Misses Nevie
Jolliff, Maude Barthlow, Mona Biddle.
COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS.
Mrs. w. I. Ong Chairman, Harry
Garrison, L. L. Friend, Prof Bondu-
rant, Prof. r. G. Johnson, B. Cox,
Misses Clara Hough, Addie Ireland,
Mabel Reynolds, Sallie Moore, Allie
Boyers
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
Prof. d. w. Ohern, Chairman, Prof.
J. S. Stewart, Bert Dent, Chas. Burns,
Arthur Lucas, Clyde Watson, e. e.
Richards, Clyde Barb, W. FL. Hen
drick.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
James Moreland, Chairman, Law
renee g. HINES, f. r. Yoke, Ammon
Jarrett, Jean v. Cook, H. H. Pink
ney, Campbell Garrison, Misses
Blanche Wharton, Frances Miller,
Mary Turner Maude Ollie.
PRINTING COMMITTEE.
I. A. Barnes, Frank Nelson.
SOCIAL COMMITTEE.
Miss Olive /. Hodges, Chairman,
Mrs. Z. @. Woolery, Misses Nellie
Moreland, Olive Barthlow, Messrs
G. II. Himler, Joe W. Johnson, Clyde
Barb.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
PLAY BALL.
Everything In Readiness For
Season to Open.

University Boys go to Wheeling This
Evening Games with Profess
SIGNALS This Week and Two More
Here Next Week Two Teams being
Talked of and will be Organized
Later.
The University baseball team will
leave this evening at five o'clock for
Wheeling where they will play on
Friday and Saturday with the Wheel
ing baseball club These two games
had been scheduled for this place but
it was agreed to change and play them
at Wheeling instead OF playing here
next week.
The boys leave in good spirits with
the expectancy Of making a good
showing against the Wheeling crowd
Bowman was down there short time
ago and he says that the Varsity boys
need not get scared to death simply
because they are going up against a
lot Of professionals but that if they
play their game they can win out.
A lumber Of rooters are talking Of
going along and pulling for victory
but few Of them are expected TO go
when the train comes. The boys
have been hard at work for several
weeks past getting into the best OF
condition possible and they are as fit
as they can be.
The following players will 60 TO
Wheeling:
Deming, Bowman,
Edwards, G. Huges,
G. Hughes, Dent,
Peck, Miller
Printz, MeWhorter,
A. G. Brown. Mgr.
The schedule as made up is:
April 20. W. V. U. vs. Wheeling
at Wheeling.
April 81 W. V. T. vs. Wheeling
at Wheeling.
April 26 Wheeling VS. W. V. u.
at Morgantown.
April q. Wheeling vs. w. V. Z.
at Morgantown.
May 4. Geneva vs. w. Y. q. at
MorgantowH.
May IL. W. s. J. vs. w. V. U. at
Morgantown.
May II. W. Y. =. vs. Depnison at
Granville.
May IS. W. V. y. vs. o. S. U. at
Columbus.
May 10. w. V. q. VS. O. w. y. at
Delaware.
May "a Q. S. U. VS. w. V. y. at
Morgantown.
June /. o. w. Il. VS. w. Y. u. at
Morgantown.
June 2. O. w. U. VS. w. V. U. at
Morgantown.
June 9. w. V. u. VS. W. & j. at
Washington.
Aside from the interest that attach
es to the University team there is
some interest in town team for this
year. John O'Donnell and Harry
Shank are talking the matter over
and they have come to the conclusion
that they will organize team to rep
resent the town after the College base
ball season is ended.
Both of these men have had wide
experience and they are well liked
over town. O'DoDnell managed the
Seneca baseball team last summer and
made very favorable showing with
them. 1t is proposed this year to
have the team represent the whole
town.
Games will be arranged with all the
nearby towns and we will win a ma
jority of the contests that are enter
ed. There is plenty Of good material
here and it will be taken up and put
into the organization.
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19
Funeral of Mr.. Phillips.

The funeral of the late.J W. Phil
lips took place last evening at the
home of Rev. j. l.. McCutcheon on
Sunnyside There was large attend
ance Of friends. This morning the
remains were taken to California
where the interment took place this
afternoon. The funeral party will re-
turn on the evening train.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-19

j. A. WEAVER has some very fine
apples at his grocery. They are go
ing fast aud those who want any had
better call quickly