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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
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SEVERAL parties left town in order
to fish to-day. Those who went will
have nice sport but those who remain
ed behind would have preferred that
they remained Ia town.
Ii you intend to pay cash for your
goods go to Posten's Cash Store.
THE excursion announced by the
w. G. Il. U. will take place on next
Saturday If there is let up in the
rains which have been almost con-
slant. In case the picnic is taken
there will be a uice tine for every one
who goes.
Do you know what the Pen Carbon
Letter Book is2 Read the Acme's
large adj.
CONSTANT complaint is being made
over the time of trains but there
seems to be no way to remedy the
fault. The runs are long ones in
most cases and there are SO many
things to interfere with the employees
in making the trips that it is a won
der some times that they can get
through at all.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
once hours $ to IL an to 5.


CHARLESTON printers are complain
Ing the state printing is being done
by rat shop in Huntington. w. M.
O. Dawson is member of the union
at Charleston and he is alleged to be
the one who has sent the work to
Huntington.
MoRGANTowN always takes prom
inent part in any state meeting and
particularly does she do so when
it is an educational meeting that is
being held. The meeting TO be held
next month at Mountain Lake Park
lie to be no exception to this rule
The town will send a large number of
delegates and many of them will
speak on that occasion. The sessions
are sure to be well worth attending.
The cheapest line of dry goods in
town at Poster Cash Store.
r. e. GAMER has opened his res
taurant at the old Newman stand at
Front and Walnut streets and is
ready to serve all. He has skilled
help and will take great pleasure in
supplying the inner man with any
thing wanted in the way Of eatables.
He will be prepared to accommodate
great number tomorrow and at
moderate prices.
TWELVE years ago this month the
rains fell as they have been falling
during the present month. On Fri
day comes the anniversary of the
Jamestown flood which is remembered
by everyone. The rest of the season
was favorable one. There was no
drought nor was there too much rain.
The crops were plentiful as there is
every reason TO expect that they will
be this year. There is nothing TO
warrant the croaking OF the pessimist
over the present prevailing conditions.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
Prr ont your flags in honor Of the

! Pun out your flags in honor of the
day.
THE University cadets looked well
IN their khaki suits and marched very
we'll
GABLER's soda fountain attracts a
great many people 70 the place.
THE boatmen like TO see plenty of
water in the river but they don't like
to have it over done.
WE will save you from u to Is
cents Il yard on carpets and from q
to 10 cents Z yard on mating
Hifschmans.
COMPANY L IS getting into fine
shape. The boys made a good i'm
preston to-day.
No SAW edges on collars Numbered
at Miller's New Method Laundry. A
card or phone l39 viii bring wagon.
THE streets are in nice shape for
the crowd. The street cleaning de-
partment has been doing yoeman SER
vice and their work speaks for itself.
THosE who have been signing for
fresh garden truck tan get it at
Weayer's
SOUTH Morgantown wants paving
and she wants IL badly. That being
the case they were somewhat Modified
over the impossibility Of any parade
TO march in that town today.
STRING beans, straw berries, on
ions, radishes new cabbage and 9th
er green goods at Viewers grocery.
Centemeri gloves at
The Novelty Co.
AMONG the possibilities for Nor
gantown is street car line and a
trolley line to Cheat These things
seem to be far in the future but they
may not be SO distant after all.
HUMBOLDT flour the best made, Cog
at Weayer's.
THE weather man has the thanks
of every one over the manner in which
he changed the brand that he was u.s.
ing. The change was sudden one
and came at sun down on Wednesday.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
UP TO-DATE DENTISTRY
Drs. Conn, Bros.
Office |. 0. 0. F. Building

HAVE you gotten your supply OF
summer skirts. If not see Hirsch-
mans line.
JUDGE Holt has granted an injunc-
tion against the county court OF Tay-
Tor county on account Of their I'M
heard Of order that no DRINKS were to
have been arrested in Grafton to-day.
The prospects are that the town will
have respectable celebration and not
the drunken orgie that would have
resulted if the first idiotic order had
been carried out. The police do not
want to have to pull anyone on big
dayif they can get out of it and they
do not want the town turned over the
drunken rowdies either.
You can save money at Posten' s
Cash Store.
WEAVER has Supreme flour at 65
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
VIslT Posten's Cash Store.

II
BERT LAzIER's almanac is now on
trial.
IT takes mighty bad spell of
weather 10 knock us clear out.
THE lay out OF new vegetables at
Viewers grocery is enough to make
ones mouth water.
TnE police have received their new
uniforms and they shone Respondent
during the festivities Of the day
They have grown an inch taller al
ready since donning the blue.
THE Novelty Co, millinery de
partment is up-to date, as Is evi-
deneed BY the many hats they turn
out.
THE display Of flags is a very gener-
ous one but it could have been larger
without very much trouble. Many
people do not think o. such matters
until it is too late to do anything.
THE latest things in summer mil
linery are shown by The Novelty Co.
PEOPLE in the newspaper Offices
have been working hard all day while
the rest of the town was watching
what was going on. They have to
put out papers so that those who rest
can find out what has been done in
different directions
THE Pleasant corner on the cor
ner of Peasants and Front street
will open their ice cream parlor on
Saturday night. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
A DECISION of the New York court
of Appeals is to the effect that the
anti -scalping law is unconstitutional.
They held that whenever man
bought any property or any privilege
that he1had right to sell 1T to any
one whom he pleased. The scalpers
have accordingly begun to resume
business.
THIS has been the largest carpet
season in sales that we have ever had
Our prices are the magnet that at
tracts trade. Hirschmans.
HOTELS in Buffalo are ca itching hail
Columbia from everyone who has Wis
tied there on account of having raised
their rates out of sight in view Of the
large crowds of visitors which are ex.
pected to be there during the EXPOSE
ton. If they are not careful they
will do more to hurt the enterprise
than the efforts of all those who are
trying to boost it will be able over
come.
II you want pair Of gloves that
will wear buy the famous Cente
meri for sale by The Novelty Co.
THE field work on the Mofgantown
& Cassville railroad line has all
been done and the movements Of the
projectors are now being watched
with interest by everyone. That they
will soon begin to do something is
known from the men who are inter
ested in the matter. They will begin
the work of construction before very
long and the first real development of
coal near Morgantown will then start.
LADIES desiring a good pair of
kid gloves can now secure the Cen
temeri at The Novelty Co.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
Acme Book Store, ~
Am~~----I75 Walnut St.--Dering Building.
H. [. SWISTIER, Proprietor.

ANOTHER fresh arrival of mems
Neglegee shirts this week at Hirsch-
mans. 80 cents to $3.50.
THE first street music boxes have
arrived and are making life dreary for
those who don't appreciate music of
that kind.
SEVERAL people went to Fairmont
last Dight and others went this morn
ing to see the races this afternoon.
1t is expected that some very fine
races will be pulled off.
FIRES were built over the Athletic
Field this morning in order TO dry the
ground SO that the game could be
played this afternoon. This trick is
worked every time the field is wet by
the base ball boys.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
af..tT u K fAthNs,s.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Whsle tney are aud tiow they are.


Where tRey are aud bow they are.
Hon. Stuart II. Bowman came To
attend Morgantown's gala day.
Tom Protzman is in town of course
TO help the celebration along.
Major Charles Elliott Of Parkers-
burg is here TO participate in the cele-
bratioD.
Clyde A. Fleming is at home for a
short visit with his parents in South
Morgantown.
Mr.. Justus South's condition is
worse than it has been for several
days.
Prof Waddell, S. C. Lowe and
Paul Mccoy of Fairmont came down
to- see the ball games
Mrs. Jacob Miller and daughter
Miss Nina, OF Fairmont, are the
guests of Thos. G. Fleming and family.
Mr. Newman and Miss Newman
who have been ia the Hartigan hospi-
tai for treatment have been d;scharg-
ed cured.
Maj. ID. b. Stewart was allied to-
Georgetown this afternoon to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Snidef which occurred at . O'clock.
congressman Joseph II. Gaines the
main speaker of this afternoon is here
and is the guest Of Col and Mrs.
j.. II. McDermott at their hospitable
home.
Mrs, John A.. Ollie has been sick
for some time at her home on Foun-
dry street and she does not improve as
fast as her friends would like 60 see
her get along.
DR.. [. G. White has been appointed
by Gov. White as representative OF
this state at the international mining
congress to be held at Boise City, Ida
no July 23-5.
Mrs. Matte Poulson of Philadelphia
who was called here by the illness of
Der mother has returned home. Mrs.
M. j. Boyers is recovering from the
attack and her friends are reioiced
over the outcome.
IL. S. White or Matewan who has
been appointed deputy collector Of in
ternal revenue by Hon. Thomas B.
Dayis is we'll known in Morgantown.
His appointment is satisfactory one
to his friends in thrs place.
Prof. Thomas G. Miller pays great
tribute to the teachers round table
which was organized in Morgantown
and which held its last meeting 10
Morgantown. This article is con-
tanned in the last issue OF the State
School Journal. 81
Frank Ridgeway deserves a vote of
thanks for what he did in the direc-
tion Of hitting the nail on the head.
He said that today would probably be
fair day and he made the prediction
when it looked very much like he was
mistaken.
Commander r. NJ G.. Brown has
worked like a Trogan to make the cell
ebration what it should be. The sue
cess which attended it has been in
great measure due TO his unfailing en-
ergy aud forethought. The town is
to be congratulated that they can get
his help whenever anything Of this
character Is to be done.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30


THE public will find its favorite
news paper THE DAILY New DoMIN-
ION at the Acme and Dawson's.
COMMENCEMENT Hall was selected
as the place for the speaking on ac-
count of its size. The crowd could
MOI be accommodated in the Opera
House. -.
THE w. v. Il. Glee Club which is
to give an entertainment on the
evening Of June 4th is about one
hundred dollars in the hole as re-
suit of the season s work. They have
had large crowds in some places and
their work has been highly praised
by all who have heard them. In
Moroantown they have many friends
as they should have and the hall
will be crowded at their benefit which
will be one of the musical events OF
the year.
PRoF. SAMUEL the famous eye
specialist is in town and will re,
main for short time Call or leave
message for him at the Wallace
House.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
BOOKS.

A good book for loc, Latest Magazines,
Lib raries, Stationery, Jewelry, and
Notions We have sold groceries for 25
years to the people of Morgantown. If we
had not suited them in quality and price,
we could not have continued in the BUSH
ness so long. Wont you give some of
your business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03
PRIZES FOR THE
CHRISTMAS NEWS

X The Deseret News offers the follow
Ing cash prizes for contributions to It's
Christmas edition to be issued satur-
day Dec. 81, 1901.
Tirat--s5O for the best Christmas
story, not to exceed $500 words, about
seven columns Of the News" TYPED
second-As25 for the best Christmas
poem, not to exceed 1900 words.
All contributions to be in the News"
office not later than Dec. 0rd, 1901.
Nothing received later than that date
win be considered, Contestants are
requested to sign their contributions
with an initial letter or nom de plume,
70 conceal their Identity, and to for
ward In separate envelope securely
sealed, their real names and the initial
or the nom de plume appended to
Their articles. On the outside OF the
envelope should be written Proper
name o." (here indicate the
initial or nom de plume used) All
members Of the "News" staff viii be
excluded from the contest, The awards
q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03
PET DOGS ARE TATTO0ED.

A decidedly novel occupation which
has Of late been noticed Is that Of Ia
toOing the names of their owners upon
dogs Several months ago there APP
peared In northwest Baltimore a young
man who is engaged in that pursuit,
and during the time he remained here
did good business Among the dogs
which underwent the operation 10 a
pretty little fox terrier belonging to
Charles f. Wohna, which rejoices in
the name Of Booze, and a fine-bred bull
terrier, Jip the property OF the Ches-
apeake Brewing company Both anil
mails bear upon their breasts. where
the hair grows thinnest, the names Of
their respective owners.
Contrary TO the belief of some that
the operation is a cruel, painful one,
those who have seen 1t performed de-
clare that animals apparently expert
enced very little pain The operation
lasts about fifteen minutes The ami
NAL is usually held by two men, one
having hold Of the hind legs while the
other holds the front paws, With set
of very fine needles the operator then
goes TO work. deity pricklng the letters
In the skin, just desp enough to draw a
few drops Of blood, Then he pours the
India ink all over the wounds, or,
rather scratches, and the operation Is
over In few weeks the sores are COM
pletely healed and the animal bears
during the remainder Of It's existence
an unmistakable mark Of Identification
The price OF the operation Is so cents
Baltimore American
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03
{. H. HARRIMAN'S
SECRETARY HERE
Alex MiIIar, Wife and Party Spend
ing Couple Days in City,
RECITAL Ar TABERNACLE.
Arrives From the Coast In President
II. g, Hurt's PalntluI Cnr-Iils
Visit Ia Recreation,

Alexander Mlllar secretary Of the
Hartman lines, accompanied by Mrs
Miller and party Of New York and
Boston friends, arrived yesterday IN
this city, IN the Union Pacific private
car lOO Che finest private car owned by
the company, and are at the Knutsford,
Mr. Mlllar protested that he was not on
the trip for any business purpose except
f0r the business Of recovering his
health which has been impaired by too
long and constant application to the
arduous duties OF bis Office So three
weeks ago Mr.. Hartman told him to
take day of, +" ana indulge IN little
run across the continent With his
friends ana ordered out the private
car Tor his especial accommodation
MT. Millar went west over the southern
route, ana Is now returning east over
tne RIO Grande from southern Collfor-
MA, IN whose mild climate he found
marked relief Mr. Millar has given no
thought or care to mental effort beyond
such as might be necessary 10 take In
me beauties Of nature and accept the
kindly attentions Of friends and &C.
quaintances of whom Mr. Milar has
many IN different parts of the country.
mr.. Alillar ana party were about town
TINS morning, and he remarked that
they lfft the skies weeping at Portland
and FOUND Thorn IN a similar moist
mood In salt Lake. He expressed great
pleasure with HIS trip and said he felt
q great deal better for the rest and
change, Walter Anderson, Mr. BAN
erofts private secretary, escorted the
visitors about town and arranged for
private organ recital this afternoon In
the Tabernacle. They resume their
eastward journey this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03

The Knutsford--J G. Montford Jr,
and wife, Cincinnati; A. A. uffendlll,
New York: $. d. Garfield, Sheridan,
Wyo. Earl d. Babst. Detroit d. ],
Kane, James Coffin, New York; |. X.
Greenbaum, Loulsvlle Howard w.
Berry Melbourne: W. f. Wisner and
Wife, Toronto.
The Kenyon-C. n. Elliott. Atchson
Rev n. H. Barnes and wife, Provo.
f. ]. Cram, Chicago; J.. II. Davis. A. G,
Horn, c. =, johnson, Ogden II. r. Gal
vim, Denver; ]. u, Moody j. p. Elliott
b. S. Sprague, Pocatello; Aquila Neb-
eker, Arizona
The Cullen Joseph Covert, Milford
Roht Fallon, Phoenix r. Wilder,
Denver: G. S, Carter. Vernal, j. Smith
and wife, Eyanston Jno s. Rollo, Rich
field Mrs. a. A. Richter, ogden.
The Wey-A. Ballinger, Price; ]. L.
Burgess Wichita; Jno. Atchenson.
Topeka r. W. Rogers, bingham; W. n.
PIKE Mrs. NJ. B Pike Miss A. S. Pike,
Miss C. Hynds. St Paul
White House-Geo. Dunbar. Logan
Lewis Merrimann salmon. Jno. p.
Hohngren Bear River; Jno. Noke and
wife, Addie Cullen, Boise; Albert Ha-
zen. Mammoth; W. ]. Wiley Denver:
Jas. McCune and wife. Silver City; N.
y. Holland and wife, Mrs. Twist.
Youngstown, o. w. MerWln, Grants
vile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03

ised the highest honors to the
man who would discover cure.
TO Judge from the case Of
Lady Margaret Marsham sister
OF the present Earl OF R0mney, rem
edy has been found, not by scientific
research, but In an old wlfe's cure,
THE Onlooker" gives the details of the
story.
Lady Margaret Marsham, who Is six
ty-soven years Of age, was for four
months III with an affection of the
throat, which the doctors pronounced
cancer This diagnosis was supported
after analysis by London specialist,
the analysis being made at the labora-
tories OF the Clinical Research associa-
ton, Lady Margaret became so bad
that her throat nearly closed up, nour-
lshment had to be artinclally admins
tered and her death was expected In a
week
AT this point a neighbor, the daughter
of an old friend, Lady Mary Ross, re-
called story she had heard when a
child that cancer could be relieved by
an Infusion made from violet-leaves. 1t
was not expected that this would cure
but only relieve the pain. Lady Anne
NAfhA NllNHlt NinANi VI lif HdAifllNt OD'
tanned the recipe, and as forlorn hope
determined TO try II.
This recipe was exceedingly simple,
and ran as follows:
Take handful of fresh green violet
leaves and pour pint OF boiling water
upon them, cover them and let them
stand twelve hours, until the water IL
discolored and green. Then strain off
th. liatII m ,.4a ,.p It,,t Inf ha
infusion, Of which q sufficient quantity
must be warmed, Put on the wet lint
hot wherever the malady Is. Cover the
lint with oil silk or thin macintosh,
and change It whenever dry or cold,
The infusion should be fresh about
every alternate day.
The effect was In Lady Annes words,
almost like miracle" Relief was Inn
mediately obtained A large, hard ex-
ternal tumour disappeared in week.
A pain ceased, and the cancerous
growth In the tonsll disappeared In a
fortnight. HnD
The apparently dying woman is now
In good health and able 10 travel and
visit her friends. ur
The most striking fact about this
story Is that there can be no possible
doubt Of the disease really being can
Ger. Many alleged cures on other ttaes
have been ignored because there has
been q doubt on this point
Lady Anne Marsham, writing on No
vember 6, said W.
IT ia marvellous that the remedy
should have come just In time. as at
the time It was begun she 0ady Mar
garrett could hardly speak or swallow,
-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03
A WEALTHY BEGGAR.

The millionaire Beggar" Is the So
briQuet given TO Solomon Golden. alias
Morris Herman, q Russian jew In jail
here He was caught in this city while
engaged In carrying or systematic
begging scheme which extended the
country over, and Is unique In the MS
tory Of mendioonts,
Golden solicited aims from Hebrews.
He has visited San Francisco, Denver,
Memphis New Orleans and a dozen Of
the other larger cities Of the West, and
IN each case has cleaned up several
hundred dollars. The Bloomington po-
lice found on his person bank book Of
q Baltimore MD. institution. showing
deposits OF several thousand dollars,
and also a package Of receipts from e1-
press companies, issued at various
cities he visited, all showing that
money was consigned to the bank.
Golden claims to be % years old, but
looks much older. He pleaded guilty
TO the charge, and was given six months
IA jail as a vagrant ard fined SlOO
G0lden's first move upon visiting a
city was to copy the name Of every Jew
from the directory and he would theu
visit each In turn, soliciting aid He
usually spent three days In city, and
averaged 500 In each All donations
other than cash We're converted into
money. Golden started In San Fran
cisco and worked East Knowing the
Characteristic Of the Hebrew race to-
provide for the destitute Of their own
class, Golden's success was phenom.
email II Is estimated he has cleaned IN.
$4,000 by begging. Bloomington mL),
Correspondence Chicago Tribune. g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03
THE
CHRISTMAS NEWS
FOR 1901.
A UTAH.C0L0R4D0 EDITION,

The Christmas edition Of the
News" this year win be printed on
Saturday, December 2lst 1901, 1t
will contain an exhaustive review
OF the years developments In busl-
ness, mining, commerce real estate
building, and all other branches OF
business and will form the most
elaborate compilation Of the re-
sources and attractions OF Utah
which has ever been Issued
Our sister state, Colorado, and its
industries and attractions win be
well represented in the Issue, many
beautiful views OF Denver and Colo
RADIO scenery being given. A big
part Of the edition win be circulated
In Denver, and Colorados principal
cities.
Especially attractive articles will
be prepared by corps Of selected
writer's, and leading men Of the
community viii contribute timely
articles on current topics.
AS the holiday number viii be Is
sued several days ahead of Christ
mas, It win form an invaluable adj
vertising medium to local dealers
for the Christmas trade, The gem
eral advertiser could find no better
means for reaching the people OF
the great west, The News" will
pledge a circulation OF at least TO-
900 copies for the Christmas issue.
Special rates will be accorded ad-
vertisers who wish their notices
printed In the Semi Weekly News
as well, giving them total cllreu-
tion Of nearly 5000 copies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03
NEW ELECrkIc DEVICE.


a new electrical railroad wonder
has been devised IN Denver by ID. c.
Henry, head electrician Of the General
Electric tomDany there of which Cen
eral Eugene Hale, IS the local manager.
The mechanism Is a compact affair OF
steel weighing 900 pounds and Is fast
ened TO the floor OF a railway car.
Where II Is connected directly with
the nearest axle by a suitable gearing
The revolutions OF the axle run the
mechanism and electricity II generated
~ even as low speed as 1--WE miles
an hour, and run into storage batteries
Though these the current runs
trough regulator and is distributed
through the car for use IN lqhtlnL.
and propelling electric fans. Several
trips were made the other day I'm Den
var With a car equipped with the new
dynamo and II worked an right. A
conn any has been organized 10 manu-
faciure the invention, aud II is claim
Ell tfat IL Will suporsede the Pintscn
gas scheme as Il does away with the
element Of danger from explosion ana
fire, wn,cl, often happens In wrecks
whore The pIntsch gas tanks are In use
under the cars. The Henry apparatus
Is entirely automatic, requiring no
more attention than any other part
OF the car
push-button in charge Of the
brakeman WI set Il IN opera lion when
ever deshCd