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The times., 1901-04-30
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Lower Prices Result in Wheat, Corn,
and Oats.

CHICAGO. April 29-AH of Saturday s
iroprovcment in wheat was lost today
under the influence of disappointing Liv-
erpool cables-B4Ad lower. rains in Cali
fornia. and more favorable crop reports
from the Southwest. Local traders who
bought July literally in the latter part
Of last week sold out. There was more
liquidation of May, with the July pre-
MUM widening Outside of moderate
buying of July by Il prominent elevator
firm, there was no support given TO the
market With the exception Of large
primary receipts, the statistical returns
were not of depressing character. The
cash demand was very slack.
Corn was duh and lower. Traders were
bcarishlv inclined, Influenced by the favor
able weather. and sold literally. Re
ceiving houses sold on larger country ac-
CCDtances. There was no effort made to
support the July delivery, but the May
WAS taken care of 10y the leading long IN
teTest Local stocks Of corn In store in
creased g2i OND bushels. The cash demand
was not SO brisk.
oats were strong eacly, with a good
buying OF July. for outside account The
close was lower on selling caused by the
large increase in the visible supply
453 600 bushels. 1t was a great surprise
Todays carlots 22S, with 80 estimated for
tomorrow.
Increased hog receipts. with prices for
same l0dl5C lower, caused the decline IN
provisions Pork recovered fully on buy
ing through brokers credited to packers.
OFFERINGS of ribs and lard were rather
free and thought to be for the same in
tcrests that purchased pork There was
q good Investment demand. mainly for
outside accounts The cash trade in
meats was fair The lard trade was slow
The times., 1901-04-30
CONTESTS HER UNcLE's WILL.
Miss Maud NowIRn Files CnNeat
In the Prohnte Court.

A caveat to the probattnS OF the VIII
of the late Major Henry j. Nowlan, T. >
A.. was filed yesterday by Maud Nowian
and Thomas b. Nowan. a niece and
nephew OF the testator-
Maud Nowlan states her residenceto 10 be at
81 Northumberland Road. Dublin. Ireland
,,1 mar Major Thomas b. Nowlan Is q
r,,,for in the Royal Artillery OF Malta
r,tev rrotest against the probating OF the
IpiI cf their uncle. alleging that the dOcu-
ment is not in his handwriting; that II was
not executed by him, and is incomplete-
BY his viii Major NoWlan beq1edtheG
aurifa estate to his brother, Edward
D91-id Ncwlau. The testatOr was major
If the Seventh United States Cavalry.
United States Army
The times., 1901-04-30
Washington STOCK Exchange.

Sales-Union Trust and Storage Co: 3G
1897. 2d109%4; Potomac ms. Co: 2a72; c.
& p Telephone: S5n74-seller 80, 50G74:
Washington Gas: 2jG57zs; MeTgenthhaler
Linotype: 10G1G2-seller 30, 1Od162; Lanston
Monotype: l05NlH4; American Graphic
phone Co, com. 215dl0is; American
GraphOphone Co. pref 9d1IA; Pneumatic
Gun Carriage: f.3G9d.l4. 1904. Is. After
call-CanitaI Traction. l0Mlel
The times., 1901-04-30

Sugar did nothing. The Tobacco securi-
ties were inactive and made no gains.
The industrial list in general was dun
and rather weak than the other thing.
The market is still wonderfully confined
To the railway list This gives some peo-
pie the idea that there may be a switch
IN the near future instead of a break in
the entire list.
The times., 1901-04-30

The traction securities at one time made
small squirt. bat were sold heavily on
the advance and closed the day with bttle
or no net gain. There is talk Of a divi-
dend in the immediate future for Brook
lyn, and it seems probable that there may
be good foundation for the rumor.
The times., 1901-04-30

others on the list to buy at the present
time The preferred certainly may be
considered an investment stock OF the
best character. The earnings of the com
pany for the present year have been fully
Zip to expectation, which means that they
show q fine surplus for the common stock
The times., 1901-04-30
LOANS OF SO

AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS
At lowest rates and on the day you apply We
are leaning on the Building and Loan Association
ulap which makes the cost OF carrying loans
iruch less than you pay elsewhere, and allows you
to pay it of in any sized notes you desire run
ming from one TO twelve months. II you have a
loan with some other company viii pay it
OF and advance you more money II desired Rates
cheerfully given and no cost to you unless loan
is made. Call ard get rates. Front room. arst
foor.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 F ST. n. w.
The times., 1901-04-30
Ewes aud Nose Ban water.-C.

Archer. Of Brewer Maine, nays: Il have bad
Catarlll for several years. Water would run from
INV eyes and nose icF days az time. About four
nonths ago / was induced 70 try Dr. Agbe@
Catarrhal Powder, aud since using the wonderful
remedy | have rot had attack. ! would not
be without IT," 1t relieves in ten minutes
sold by T. s Williams Ninth and f Streets,
and Edmonds & WiliaHs, Third Street and Penn
s. hania Ayenue.-22.
The times., 1901-04-30

The Fries We're again disappointing
This is causing much comment as the
company is making a fine earnings show
ing. which seems to warrant q better
range OF prices, leaving out all probabili-
ties of connection with the Hil-Morgan
combination. The gross earnings for
March showed an increase Of 500 00o. or
125 per cent, and the net earnings an
Increase of $160, ,0g0 or 21.S per cent.
Colorado Fuel and Iron advanced 10 10S
and closed at the top. The stock was not
traded in very heavily. and apparently it
is being pushed up by the insiders regard
less Of its merit.
The times., 1901-04-30
$40 F 60
CASH TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC..
without removal from your possession and in any
smouat from SO to $500. Our rates are ths
cheapest and you can make your own terms
Loans made within three hours from the time
you apply. We loan for the interest only and
do not want your goods, SO you need have M
fear OF losing them. Our Offices are up on the
Eth foor away rom the street. and are so ar
ranged that we can ensure strictcst privacy Drop
in and get cur ratex
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO.
s2s-ss0 ST. NEAR 9Th NV
Roor. "a, Atlantic Building.
Take Elevator to Fifth Floor.
The times., 1901-04-30

Again yesterday ali records were
eclipsed. with business from start 70 clos
ing in immense volume and with prices
advancing IN many stocks from 10 10
points and even more, with an enJhusias-
tic opening and more enthusiastic close,
with the public simply wild 10 buy stocks
and with the insiders putting out bullish
stories and selling stocks as rapidly as
possible, which was on tremendous
scale. Union Pacific advanced from lolA
Il the close on last Friday 10 l20 yester-
day Northern Pacific advanced from l99
last Friday 70 1l9 at the close yesterday.
Rock Island advanced from l5I% on Fri
day to l641z yesterday. Southern Paciilc
advanced 1 points from the close on Fri
day 20 57lL the high yesterday. The Steel
securities advanced 20 - and 80 respec-
tiveiy. Colorado Fuel and Iron advanced
from 1919 10 los, the high and closing
price Yesterday. Even such a very quiet
security as Union Pacific preferred ad-
Vanced from Si& at the close on Friday %
s72 the high yesterday. and Northern Pa
ci6c went TO l8l. an advance Of points.
Pennsylvania advanced 10 IJJ3s, q gain Of
more than 3 points.
in sharp and significant contrast 70 all
this Wild buoyancy was the fact that
many equally important and usually ac-
tive securities made no advance whatever
and even scored declines for the net
movement OF the day. AtChis0n preferred
went OFF fTactiOnally during the day, as
did Chesapeake and Ohio. Burlington,
Continental Tobacco preferred. Metrepoii-
tan Traction Kansas and Texas .iTe-
ferred Ontario and Western, Reading
first preferred. Tennessee Coal and Iron,
Rubber preferred, and Western Union.
Consolidated Gas went of from 20 TO ~
OF actual news there was almost none.
or rumors there Were many. The public
bought on the rumors The insiders mar
i1cted stocks. The outlook is for a big
opening today and for a sharp recession
before the end Of the session. Whether
the break viii extend further on Wednes-
day or not is matter regarding which no
The times., 1901-04-30

one has the right to express any opinion.
It may be said, however that the market
has now reached stage where a serious
decline IS 10 be counted on with certainty
in the very near future. Advances OF ~
uofnfs daiiv are out of the question. The
safe course to take in such a market is 10
sell out long stocks on the bulges and NOT
TO buy except on the breaks, and then
onIv in a few securities that have not
had fheir legitimate advance. Short sales
are. Of course, dangerous, but may De
made with reasonable confidence on the
sharp bulges for a point or two OF proAt.
The times., 1901-04-30
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by " B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange l3l9
The times., 1901-04-30

Brain fatigue reI>eSed by Royal Headache Tab
lets Harmless and elective.
The times., 1901-04-30

A PRIVATE party has some surplus money to
lend on furniture or pianos at 4 low rate Ad-
dress Box 1856 this ofice.
The times., 1901-04-30
chlcncso Grnin and rro.islnn lInrL.et

Corrected daily by W b. Hibis x Co, mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange. lil9
The times., 1901-04-30

HAVE some money to loan furniture. pianos
etc at A low rate OF interest; confidential JOHN
MARTIN. Room 81 WaTder Bldg
The times., 1901-04-30

MONEY LOANED salaried people and retail ner-
chants upon their own names without security:
easy payments TOLNAS. Room IS 9Q3-914 O
st.
The times., 1901-04-30

Pacincs and Grangers the Features
4 Fight for Control Of Union Pnci-
fc-London a Heavy Buyer of the
SteeIs. Which Advance sharply.
The times., 1901-04-30
We VIII Lend You Money

On YOUR furniture, pianos organs etc. and you
can pay it back in small weekly monthly pay
r1ents
You come to sec Us. We give you the monsy
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-16
100 Sturgiss Street,
Morgantown, w. Va.

DON'T buy carpets or rugs without
first seeing Hirschmans stock and get
ting their prices
New carpets, mattings, and rugs
for spring trade now in at Hirsch-
mans.
II is right funny to hear people
talk about these prep branches Of
the University being feeders to that
institution. For instance the one
which has been in existance at
Montgomery for the past four years
with three teachers of ability a fine
course of study and great scope of
country to draw from has sent one
student to the University. This
shows how much of a feeder it has
been. The Fairmont Normal or any
other Normrl in the state has sent
large numbers of students here but
the branch which was destined to
send them up in great numbers has
not vet sent more than the single
one Keyscr can be expected to do
no better.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-16

MOZART Symphony Club at the Uni
versily on Monday evening This
notable musical organization will be
a treat TO music lovers of Morgan
town
THE Iron City Oil and Gas Com
pany has a well near Casssille having
completed their new we'll The well
is about the same pressure as the rest
in that field. They viii begin shortly
TO lay pipe lines to Morgantown.
They have franchise to furnish gas
to the citizens Of Seneca and they are
TO get 20 work on their lines soon to
hold it,
THE music TO be furnished by the
Mozart Symphony club on next Mon
day will be very fine and all who can
20 should be at Commencement hall
10 hear them.
THOSE who fail to see Alden Bass
will miss the finest treat that has ever
been offered the amusement loving
public of Morgantown. He is at the
Opera House with splendid company
10 - Poor Relation" this evening
There has been heavy sale Of seats
and the indications are that there viii
only be standing room left when the
curtain goes up.
THE remainder of our stock of
ladies and children's wraps go now
at unheard Of low prices.
CHAs. II. HoYT has caused more
laughter than any other American in
stage-land. No one has written so
many farces that make audiences
merry. His latest success IA Day
and a Night is considered the merri-
est of all. The company is under the
personal direction of VIM. III. Currie
who has assisted ia the New York
production of all the popular authors
farces. 1t is Hoytian, but in many
ways more striking than some OF his
earlier efforts. The first production
in Morgantown will take place Tues
day February 18th.
SHOES suitable for winter and
early spring wear, broken sizes and
broken prices, at Hirschmans.
WE print elsewhere the report to
the Legislature made by the commit
tee sent down to Investigate the state
university. IT is an interesting docu-
ment to all who are interested in the
state institution at Morgantown.
The indications are that the Legisla
ture is going to act favorably upon
the suggestions made in the report.
II the course pointed out by the COM
mittee results 10 accomplishing the
end desired the time and money spent
will have been well expended. Let
peace and prosperity prevail at the
states leading educational institu.
tion.-Grafton Sentinel
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-16

CHICKENS and turkeys dressed to
order at Weager's grocery. All
kinds of country produce on hands
at all times.
all the dash and go that have made
bis farces successful 1t is breezy.
satirical and replete with sparkling
effects. Its spontaneous spirit is adj
mirably brought out by an excellent
company of comedians and vaudeville
celebrities. The comedy tells story
so thoroughly humorous that the au-
aience is kept in continuous state OF
merriment. The play deals with a
young deacon who comes to New York
to engage singers for his church choir
and through his father who is man
of the world, is introduced to a theat-
ricai manager who promises To assist
him in securing talent. The pious
young man is presented TO lot OF
chorus girls; among them his finance,
who has formerly been an actress.
She disclaims having not met him be-
fore. He says that there is striking
resem blance between her and his
promised wife; also that he has been
very backward In his love making.
She agrees TO give him few practical
lessons, and the complications arising
put the audience III ii hilarious mood.
The young man turns out TO be chip
Of the old block, and the father is
happy as he was afraid his son had
been reared milk sop. Opera house
Tuesday night.
QUITE an amount OF ice has been
stored within the past few days. It
is Of fair quality. Work on the ice
plant in Seneca is well along and it
will be ready TO deliver its product 10
customers before very long. Its Ca
pacity for the present will be ten tons
daily
''CHIEF Whopemup@ Is one OF the
finest and most artistic yarns ever in-
vented. A certain baron probably
turned over 10 bis grave when he
heard the story which excels anything
in that line for lying that be ever at
tempted. Everybody saw the joke
except the newspaper man who print
"a it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-16
YOU ARE SORRY
you did not see and hear Cable.
YOU CANNOT SAY
You did not know that
THE MOZART SYMPHONY
CLUB
will be at Commencement Hall
on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH.

1t was Horace Greedy who said: ut
is strange how close men read the pa
pers. We never say anything men
don't like but what we soon hear of
1t. Ii however, we happen to say a
good thing, we never hear OF that:
nobody seems to notice it, We must
pay some men a hundred compliments
and give them dozen puts, and he
takes it as a tribute TO his greatness
never thinks it does him any good.
But If we happen to say anything this
man does not like, or something he
imagines reflects on bis character, see
how quickly he flares up and gets ex-
cited about it. Then our evils are
charged to US, but we never apparent
ly get any credit for the good we do
The above is the experience Of news
paper men,
PROF Whitehill's views being OIL
cial will be read with a great deal of
interest by everyone here. He has
been of great value to the University
while in Charleston and much or the
credit which Is TO be given to different
people for their aid in getting things
arranged in good shape for the school
is due to him.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-16

A SPECIAL train will be run from
.Parkersburg to Charleston leaving
that place at 6 o'clock and arriving
sat Charleston about 1870 on the
day Of the Inauguration. Those who
want to make close connections from
this place to Charleston can leave
here at $50 the night before and
catca this train There will be a
low rate from Parkersburg
SATURDAY Evening Post 81; Ladies
Home Journal 81; Woman's Home
Companion ST.. All for $3.50. At
the Acme.
The complaint has been made
that the prep department here is a
local affair merely. No matter where
it is located this will be true to a
greater or less degree. However
with it here and the other education
al advantages afforded by theschools
of the town and by the University,
there is less truth in the charge
than there would be were it in an
other place.
SPECIAL sale this week at Hirsch-
mans of all odds and ends in men s
and bows suits and overcoats.
SOME of the new shapes in men $
and boys soft hats, now ready for
you. At Hirschmans.
THE Lutherans are using their Sun
day school room for the purpose of
holding church. They expect to get
into the rest of it before very long.
There will be no services there to-
morrow owing to the absence of Rev.
Ira Wallace.
The Mozart Symphony Club car
ny with themselves collection OF
musical instruments that is an ex-
hibition in itself. Besides the best
classical music which is the chief
part Of their program some OF their
members perform upon these lnstru
ments, showing the manner of play
ing them and the kind of music that
they produce. The whole program
is in fact an epitome of the history
Of music. commencement Hall Mon
day night.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-16
ALpEN BASS tonight.

CHILDREN's heavy fleece lined vests
and pants from Is to % cents at the
Cash Mercantile Company's.
TELL your friends there is q good
play at the opera house tonight.
If you want misses or children
shoes, go to Smiths and see what bar
gains they will give yoa.
SOME malicious persons have been
making 1t hard fer Turner TO put up
ice but if he gets hold Of them they
will wish that there was enough ice
left to cool the places that he will
scar on them.
THE finest mixed pickles and chow
CHOW that can be bought are for sale
at Viewers grocery.
THE March number of the West
Virginia Bar will contain the minutes
of the annual session of the State Bar
Association recently held in Parkers-
burg. The Bar has come to be re-
garded as indispensable by the lawyers
of the state.
Now is your time to buy blankets
cheap. You can get wool or cotton
at prices that will surprise you at
Smiths.
WHEN play of such reputation as
"a Poor Relation" is presented by
such a strong actor as Alden Bass it
is worth while to make an extra effort
to see it.. MoTgantown people are
critical 10 their tastes but they will
he more than pleased with Mr.. Bass
acting.
ST. GLARS bakery offer has attract
ed considerable attention and brought
new customers. A discount of about
25 per cent is not to be overlooked by
the average buyer.
SOUTH Morgantown wanted Green
mont to meet and discuss the best
way of fighting the Greater Morgan
town charter in the courts. Green
mont got together but South Morgan.
town did not show up. In lieu o.
anything better the Greenmont city
fathers talked about the neighbors
and having exhausted this fruitful
subject adjourned.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-16
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Mllese they are ana h.M ther are.

Where they are ana tt.w theY are.
Miss Mary Semans has returned
from a visit to Pittshurg and In
iontown.
Hon. Geo b. Caldwell of Wheeling
who has been here looking after some
legal business has returned home.
Prof b. II. Hite and Director
James II. Stewart are at Charleston
watching the course OF events.
Col. r. f. Fast who is ut Charles
ton in the interests of the Universi-
ty will remain there until the end
Of The session
Mr.. Clair Harding Of Elkins, prose.
cutting attorney OF Randolph county
and Miss Ada Ellsworth of Beverly,
will be married the 20th.
Rev A. VI. Buchanan has been
called to Beaver. Pa, on account Of
the serious Illness of his cousin Jno.
NJ. Buchanan who is suffering from 4
stroke of apoplexy.
Mrs. Walton Venable of Belleville,
Pa, is here the guest Of Prof. and
Mrs. Atkeson. Mrs. Venable will 20
70 her old home in Putnam county on
Monday to visit her friends there.
Hugo Frankenberger OF Charleston
who Is Il recent graduate Of the Uni
versity has received an appointment
to Annapolis and will shortly leave for
that place to take the entrance exam
nation. His friends here are not
worried as TO his ability to pass this
test.
Prof. t. C. Miller has returned
home after an extended stay at
Charleston. f. w. Pierpoint of Pitts
burg is here to see him in reference to
the statue of his father that is to be
erected In the national Capitol at
Washington. Prof. Miller drew the
bill and introduced it. It passed
with ease.
Walter Bowie has sold his business
on Walnut street to w e. Hough Of
Fairmont but will still continue to
have charge Of It having been employ.
ed by Mr.. Hough for that purpose
The latter may remove TO Morgantown
but this has not yet been definitely
decided. Ia case he does come we
shall be glad to welcome him to a
nome here.
w. G. Kilmer of Martinsburg who
was formerly student here has been
in town on his way home from
Charleston where he has been in a t.
tendance on meeting Of the Wood
men OF the state. He was elected as
one Of the three delegates from this
state TO the National Meet which is
to be held next summer. Mr.. Kilmer
| who Is practicing law In Martinsburg
! is meeting with very satisfactory
| degree of success which Is pleasing to
his friends here.
DR.. I c. White has left Charleston
for Washington and will shortly re-
turn home. He has been at Charles
ton in the interests Of an appronria-
tion for the state geological survey
which was left hanging in the air two
years ago by the failure Of the legisla-
ture to give anything for that pur-
pose. This time they get liberal
amount Of money and will start up
I again. DR.. White is In charge Of the
survey and is naturally well pleased
with the success Of his efforts TO in
duce them to consider their hasty ac-
tion OF two years ago.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-16
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PROF. and Mrs. Atkeson received
Aurora Grange No. 372 Friday even
ing About 40 couples were present
among whom were several PEOPLE from
over the State Refreshments were
served during the course of the even
ing and the amusements ended with
turkey party that was enjoyed by
all present. This is the first Of a ser
les OF social functions to be given to
and by the Grange during the remain
der of the school year. The neyt will
probably be given by the Grange and
promises TO be fully up to the average
Of their high class Of social features
for which they are justly famous.
EVERY thing neat, clean and whole
some about Viewers grocery. 1t
makes one hungry to step inside Of
this inviting place.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-16
TIE DAILY NEW DOMINION
-oRcANrowN. FEBRUARY Is. 1907
We have often said,

That We took special pains to get any
book for any customer no matter when
or where published. OF course this is
often very hard to do and once in &
great while We fail. We are glad 10 try
however. It's our motto: ANY Book
Yor WANT. IL WE DON'T HAVE 1T WE GET
IT. Bring us your orders for special
books. Here are a few OF the great
many late books just added to our stock =:
Alice Of Old Vincennes---Thomp
Quincy Adams Lawyer---Pidgin.
Quisante---Hope.
PPitchard Yea and Nay.
A Friend of Caesars.
These are all books worth reading.
Come in and look them over