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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-14

PLAsTERING CoNTRACTs.-Skilled man
wants employment as plasterer and
lather; will take contracts for both.
Call on G. H. Pastorius, Wallace
House.
SEWING WANTED-By an experienced
reedie woman. All kinds Of plain and
ancy sewing and dress making Mrs.
VIM. A. Guseman, University Avenue,
near Experiment Station.
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MUSICAL TREAT.
Recital of School of Music on
Next Monday Evening.
Brilliant Event in Musical Circles
Program Which has Been Arranged
for the Affair Everyone is Invited
to C0me-No Tickets will be Issued.

IoI the AHdiF-EA one lSiuflteu
to C0me-No Tickets will be Issued
The Annual Commencement Reel
tai Of the School of Music will be Civ
en- in Commencement Hall Monday
June 10th beginning promptly at $3.50
p. m. University time which is usual
ly few minutes ahead OF town time
rhe doors as usual. will be closed dur
ing the numbers.
1t has been decided not to issue
tickets for this recital. An invitation
is extended to all who may care to
hear the program. 1t Is earnestly de-
sired that everyone ia the audience
will come for the music. 1t is very
diStracting to the performers and also
to persons IN the audience who are in
terested in the program to have con-
yersation carried on or any other dis
turbance during musical number
In Germany the land Of music anyone
who interferes in such way with the
comfort Of those around him is re-
quired to leave. The story is told of
Hayden, and many similar incidents
have occurred since his time, that on
one occasion when he was playing be-
fore royal audience and was disturb
ed by someone OF his supposed listen
ers he simply stopped and refused to
20 on with the program.
The School of Music requests that
children under fourteen years Of age
will come with some older person.
The program for Monday night is
about an hour or an hour and half
in length and Is as follows:
PART l.
Quartette for two pianos
Valse Impromptu Raft
Misses Protzman, McGrew. Burns and
Barnes
Trio for Violin, piano and organ
RoInauze, Gp Is Fuchs
Miss Martha Crumrine, Miss Davis
and Mr.. S. A. Smith
Concerto for piano
Audante from OPP rs Mendelssohn
Miss Purinton
Organ solo
Offertory march Edgar Darrell
Mr.. S. A. Smith
Orchestra
Selection from Faust Guonod
PART II.
Cantata
The Lady Of Shalott Bendan
ST Cecilia Club
PART III.
Mandolin solo
Witches Dance Siegel
Miss Hartigan
Piano solo
Magic Fire Scene from "Die Walkure"
Wagner
Miss Grumrine
Orchestra
Shepherds Morning song suppe
COrnet solo-W. A. Mestrezat
MEMBERS OF THE ST. CECILIA CLUB.
lst sopranos-Mrs J. n. Deahl
Misses Blanch Barns, Maud Ollie, Mary
Gregg, Minnie Conaway, Lillian Crow,
Belle Johnson, Sdllie Bennett. Julia
A. Clarke LIST soprano soloist.
2nd sopranos-Miss Bessie Sadler,
End soprano soloist. Misses Anna Ru-
BILE, Bessie Gregg. Pansy McCleary.
Altos-Misses Gertie Hayes, Gillie
Jamison, Francis Miller, Nellie Mar
tin, accompanist Miss Purinton.
MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA.
Pianists-R Russell McMurphy, Julia
McGrew
Niolin-Ross Spence leader, Martha
CruInrine. II, NJ. Schrader. Fred
Schmidt. Emile Raspillaire, p M.
Fleming. j. H. Holman.
Viola-S. O. Crane.
Flute-T G. Hill.
Clarnet-S A. Smith.
Cornet-W. A. Mestrezat
Trombone--G H. Bayles.
Drum-J. b. Smith.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-14

George Vandergrft while dshing
near Nuzum's Mills above Fairmont
this morning was seized with a flt and
fell into the river. He drowned in
three feet OF water. He was n years
Of age and was unmarried.
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Bunch of Kids Tonight.

The Bunch Of Kids fappear at Cass-
Vile this evening. They expect TO
see good house and the people who
attend will get their money worth.
The Kids made good In the several
times that they played In Morgan
town.
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WITH THE COURTS.
County Court has Completed its
June Term

Not Great Deal of Importance war
Transacted Levy Fixed Circuit
! Court Adjourned until Monday
What has been Done by That Tribu.
nal.
The county court completed its
June term this morning and adjourn
ed. They fixed the levy at the same
! figure as last year. Nothing was
done with the Falling Run bridge but
it will be sold by Mr.. Harner acting
as committee.
Circuit court adjourned this morn
ing until Monday aud Judge Mason
went home. The term will last next
week when 1t is hoped to finish every
thing that is to come up this time.
The work the court has done 50 far is
as follows:
Before the adjournment OF the grand
jury the following indictments were
returned by it,
Taylor Glover and j West Tissue,
unlawful retailing, IL cases.
Gene Harden, assault and battery.
Arthur hurry, unlawful retail
ing.
Joseph Hayes, unlawful retailing
Howard Wright, assault and bat
terry.
George Davis, assault and battery.
John Simpson, assault and bat
terry.
Herbert Brewer. assault aud bat
terry.
Frank Satterfeld, assault and bat
terry.
Kate Davis, assault and battery.
Benjamin Templer trespass to real
estate.
Howard Wright and Frank Hender-
son, petit larceny
Mitchael E. Gardner, false prescrip-
tions cases.
The following DEGREES in chancery
causes were handed down by the
Court:
DC Core, guardian, VS. David e
Fetty, decree for sale.
George B. Morris's ex'or VS. George
B Morris's devisees ct al; decree con-
tirming 4th settlement of George G
Baker executor
Fielding Henry VS. John Henryis
widow ct al; decree for partition.
State cases disposep Of in addition
to those reported are as follows:
State VS. Taylor Glover and J w
Tissue; recognizance forfeited.
Alpheus i Blosser VS. the Count
Court &c; demurrer.
VIM Vandervort, Clark Hare, Chas
V House, Henry Swindler and Marion
Vandervort appointed trustees Of old
Pierpoint graveyard.
d B Waters VS. Union Gas & Water
Co; demurrer.
James Richardson, an Italian, de-
clared his intention to become a cit
iZen.
State VS. Benson Jacobs, confessed;
s. fine and cost.
State VS. Clyde Jacobs, confessed; S.
flue and costs.
State VS. George Mccoy felony; nolle
pros.
State vs. George Murray, nolle
pros.
States VS. Herbert Brewer, mdmr.
cOnIeSSeQ % ana c0SLS
States VS.. VIM. Pringle, mdmr. nos.
| and nolle pros.
State VS.. Charles Mcdaniel, mdmr.
no. and confessed 81 0 and costs in
each crse.
State VS.. Marshal Hagedorn mdmr
confessed S25 and costs.
State VS.. Grove Keener mdmr.
trial by jury and verdict of notguilty
State VS.. Solomon Robinson mdmr
confessed $25 and costs.
State VS.. Sylvester Wilson contempt
S. and costs.
State VS.. Jos. Hayes motion to
quash oyerruled and plea of not gull
ty.
State VS. Arthur Murray mdmr
motion to quash overruled and plea
of not guilty. Recogizance 500 with.
Abe Murray as surety
State vs. VIII Keener ndmr nolle
pros
State VS. mdmr confessed So and
costs.
State vs. Frank Bannister confessed
S. and costs
II. w. B. Williams attorney OF
Boone coanty was admitted to prac.
tice law
Charles Spadoccio declared his in
tention of becoming a citizen of the
U. S.
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For Sale.

A three III. p. Bookwalter steam
engine. Engine is in fair condition
and may be seen In use every day in
this office VIII sci. at a merely nom
nal price.
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Attractive Residence for Sale In south
Park.

Large lot, trees etc. house Of eight
rooms, hard finish below stairs.
Terms reasonable. Apply at this
Office.
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Money tOLoan.

To loan, $1,000, or $500 ,on approx
al real estate security. Address Box
395, City.
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The W Gather

"Fairin Western showers 10 East
crn portion tonight. Sunday fair"
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GINGER ale is good. You will find
1t at the City Soda Fountain.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-14

BELTS Of all kinds and ali shades at
HirschmanS.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-14

They Say That the Matter was Never
Referred to Them and That They
Did not Call any Such Election
Swisher's Friends Mad and Sturgiss
ROOters TickIed.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Rev. r. w. Claybrook, OF Lancaster
Is holding successful revival AT Ran.
dolph Street Baptist church, Richm ond
Capt. Bud. Bussells, OF Northumber.
land, who was accidentally shot while
out hunting last week by Albert Morris,
Is improving, but his wounds are still
far from well.
DIR. end Mrs G. F. Newbill, OF Nor.
folk, are spending the week with rela.
t.ves in Essex. Their daughter, Miss
Nettie, is spending Thanksgiving with
| relatives in New York. Miss Katherine
the younger daughter, Is student at
the Virginia Female Institute, Stauu-
ton.
The story comes from Westmorelad
county that huntsman of that county
went out one night with his dog and
freed su opossum near his home. Being
poor climber, he called to his wife to
come TO his assistance. She did not hes.
itate to climb the tree, which required
quite an effort, as it was overgrown
with many vines. She succeeded, how
ever, in securing fine specimen OF the
opossum family, but she IS now suffer
ing intensely, having come in contact
with poison ivy while climbing the tree.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
WHITE STONE.

Richard I. Ingram, u young man of
family, In his early thirties, died Satur-
day afternoon at his home near Fleets
Island, after lingering many months with
consumption. His remains were inferred
at the Baptist cemetery here Monday
noon, Rev. G. Y. Bradley conducting
the services.
Alvah Harding, who has been crit
ically III, though showing signs OF In
provement, is still In precarious condi-
ton.
About seventy dollars was the sum
raised here last week by the oyster supper
for the benefit Of the new Methodist
church at Anti-Rapp.
z. Taylor, of pheasant Banks" has
been quite sick, but is now convalescent.
Willie Taylor, quartermaster on steam
er Northumberland, spent Sunday at
his parental home near here.
Angelo Robins, who arrived here sick
recently from Middlesex and who was
thought to be suffering from smallpox,
is improving. DR.. II. B. Treakle exam
ined Mr.. Robins and found that 1t was
only an attack of malarial fever.
There was a fire, causing slight dam
age, at the home OF B. II. B. hubbard on
Sunday last. There was no insurance.
Blaze originated from defective lue.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
OCRANS.

Robert Loder and family, who have
been stopping at Capt. Squires' the past
summer, left Friday for their home in
Norfolk.
Miss Lucy Robertson is visiting friends
at Anti-Rapp this week.
The young men employed at Bellows
Il Squires' factory gave very enjoyable
party at the home of Mrs. w. H. Long
worth last Friday evening. Music, which
was the principal amusement Of the
evening, was furnished by Jas. Ward
and G. A. Tolemsn on the violin and
banjo, and Misses Ida Bellows and Lucy
Longworth and f. b. Squires on the
piano.
Mrs. Model, of Philadelphia, was Wis:
iting Mrs. Thos. Jones last week.
Clifford Toleman and Carter Oliff ex,
pect to leave this week for Baltimore
where they will spend the winter.
L. 4. Buck, John Sherman and Will
Barker are putting In new boiler FOL
Bellows s. Squires. Rg
G. s. Pasqufth left last week to spend
the winter with his family in Baltimore
L. E. Eford and X. L.. Longwcrth are
skylarking around Richmond this week
Frank Morgan has sold his farm near
here to w. ]. Cornelius and has moved
his family to Crisfield, Md. ONE.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
WHEATON,.

J. ID. Bates, of Absecon, N. j., was re
Gently the guest of A. d. Hammell. While
here MIR. Bates awaited himself of every
opportunity for a good hunt.
W. +. Bray, of this place, has accepted
position clerking for w. II. Sandy or
Parsons Island.
o. ID. and Il. G. Hale are this week nj
Blandteld, Va, sinking an artesiar
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Hammell and chill
dren, of Atlantic City, n. j., are visiting
the gentleman's brother, A. b. Ham
nell, OF this place.
j. l.. and ii. b. Hale, A. b. HammeIl
j. ID. Bates and Carey Hynson recently
returned from cunning trip up al
Leedstown. A large quantity of quail
rabbits, ducks and one goose were bagged
Mr.. and Mrs. LeRoo, OF Pennington
n. j., were in this section for few DAYS
r-pcaptlv
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
IBERIS.

]. Mayo Robinson was thrown from
his wagon few nights ago by his horse;
running into wire and stopping sud
denly, his face striking the Wagon
tongue and bruising him very badly.
Mrs. Eva Aulphin, of Hot Springs, re-
turned TO her home last week after Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Simmonds.
Hall, Sloan 81 Co. ale this week load
ing vessel. with lumber Ia Eastern
Branch for Crisfeld.
Mr.. Landlord, of Bluff Point, and Mr.
Vinegar, of Poplar Neck, are fishing
seven traps in Eastern Branch for rock
but catching very few fish.
Messrs. Walker, Meyers, Evans and
Turner, Of Accomac, are cutting holly
near Brookvale for shipment to cities
for Christmas decoration.
The warm weather has about killed
the oyster market. Most of the shuck.
ing houses have shut up for awhile.
l.. D. Towles left last Saturday fol
Baltimore to look after his interest tn ere
Abraham Nickens, colored, had his
hand cut with saw while working a,
Hall 81 Sloan's mill last week.
The members of Lancaster charge are
glad to have their pastor, Rev. r. E
Bentley, returned to them for another
year.
The Rosebuds of White Marsh will
have special meeting next Sunday af
ternoon at the church.
Jas. u. Pitts lost a young cow Sunday
night from some unknown cause.
Geo. r. McKenney has lost twelve
hogs in the last three weeks With cholera,
and has three more sick. The hogs were
worth over $3.50. Two pen hogs would
have dressed 500 or 900 pounds. Y.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
Lancaster County.
WES'rLAND.

There win be an oyster supper given
by the Ladies Aid Society at Odd Eel.
lows Hall. near IA. W. James store. for
the benefit of the baptist church ON the
Island. on Thursday night, pccembcr
4th. Also quilting for the same cause
All are cordially invited 20 help good
cause. Admission, 20 cents for two.
Mr. and Mrs, l., W, shelton were visit
ing in Baltimore this week.
Capt. Abbott's boat was capsized of
Wilson's wharf Monday. Those aboard
were Aubrey Croasdale and Walter
George. All were saved by boat going
to them in time
1t was mistake in letter of last week
oil the drummer getting struck Instead
of skunk striking him it was a chunk
or club. BILL.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
ANTI RAPP.

Joseph l.. Robertson and little brother,
Everett, are slowly improving from ma
larial fever. We hope they will soon be
out again.
Miss Leslie Treakle, the accomplished
daughter of III. w. Treakle, of Poplar
Neck, was visiting the home of W. G..
Chiffon and other friends last week.
Capt. j. A. Robertson returned from
Baltimore last Thursday.
L. a. Treakle and J. A. Robertson have
held up shucking for awhile, as the oys.
ter market seems to he glutted with red
oysters.
L. A. Treakle moved in his new dwell
ling last week. We wish them a long lif,
and a happy one. May sunshine follow
their footsteps through life.
Mrs. G. l.. Robbins has been sick for the
past week. l.. l.. Harper's little child
has been very sick for the week.
ROSE BUD.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
FISHERMAN.

X. L. Ingram passed away quietly on
November 22nd at o'clock. He leaves
a mother, brother and two sisters, and
wife and two children to mourn their
loss. He was good man and loved by
all, Mr.. Ingram was q member of the
Baptist church. His funeral was preach
ed at the Island church by Rev. G. Y.
Bradley Monday j p. m. He was
about 33 years old.
j. s. Lamdin, who has been serving on
steamer, has returned home from Great
Wicomico.
Mrs. A. II. George has a fine organ in
her house. -
Mr.. Clary, of Baltimore, is cutting one
hundred cords of wood on Mrs. M. l..
Sanders land.
George Rev has returned home from
Reedville, where he has been firing on
the steamer Edwards.
Our school teacher il overrun with
scholars. We surely need a schoolhouse
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28

One or two acts recently by young
ruflians bids us ask whether we have
not among our juvenile population few
future jail-birds 'Boys will be boys, -
but they can also be gentlemen at the
same time. When a boys pranking con
sists In innocent frolic or practical iok-
ing not of a grave or serious nature his
elders should smile upon him and en-
courage the spirited, manly fellow; but
when 1t partakes Of q Vicious turn, and
one which must materially injure some
other person, one Of two things should
be done with him: II under his parents
management he should be soundly
thrashed II too old for that some one
ought to inform on him so that the law
might punch q little sense into his big
besotted Uranium. When his lawless
acts affect the comfort or convenience OF
ladies he deserves the contempt of his
fellows until he make proper apology
and restitution. There are many par.
ents who remain in total ignorance OF
the fact that they have some of tn csc
desperadoes In their homes, but they are
chiefly to blame as they have let them
have their way from early years up, and
some have even countenanced their law
less acts of later days.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
Pridham-Beauchamp.

Miss Pauline Wade Beauchamp, a
highly esteemed and well-connected
young lady, formerly OF Cherry Point,
Northumberland county, Va, and Mr..
Charles Rus Pridham, popular
and well-to-do young man, of White
Stone, Lancaster county, Va, were mar
ried at No. 100 North Poppleton street,
Baltimore, Nd. at $3.50 p. m, Novem-
Der 10Th, 1902, by Rev. Fixes, pastor OF
brantly Baptist church, OF which the
bride is member. The bride wore a
mode broadcloth travelling suit, with
hat and goves to match, and carried
brides roses. Immediately after the cere-
mony MIR. and Mrs. Pridham left on
steamer for the grooms home, White
stone. A FRIEND.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE.

The drama at Lebanon last FRIDAY
night was quite success Every part
in the cold Maids Convention" was
well played. A large crowd was in at.
tendance and neat little sum of money
raised.
While driving along the road n short
distance above here last Friday evening
Clarence Dunaway was run into by n
colored man and his buggy slightly
damaged.
The dance here Wednesday night was
very enjoyable affair. The committee
on arrangements had attended to every
little detail that would add to the pleas.
ure a those present, and all seemed &c
have fine time.
The home of Robert Pitman was the
scene oil n very pretty wedding Wednes
day afternoon of last week, when Miss
George Pitman became the bride OF Mr.
J. 0. Tally. The bride is very pretty
and attractive young lady of Northum.
berland county, while the groom is n pros
porous young business man of this
county.
SPEAK EASY" WAS A MAN; NOT A BAR.
A very laughable little incident hap.
pened before the grand jury here last
court day. Mr.. Cornwall, the county
lailer, was reported to have said there
was speak easy" being run on the
courthouse grounds. Mr.. McKenney, a
merchant in the town, has a very soft
and modest way OF talking. Mr.. Corn.
wall, when summoned before the jury
and questioned as to the existence OF a
speak easy, answered: "Yes, my lads
(for he is a genuine Irishman), did say
there was a speak easy and one / wish
you would close. Imean Mr.. Mckinney
over there"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
WEEMS.

The Presbyterian Sunday School here
is making preparations for a Christmas
entertainment during Christmas week.
Henry Ford, of Irvington, will lead
the Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday night.
w. Med. Lee was here last week lay
Ing out the lines on the old Carter place
recently bought by Geo. w. HetzeIl, of
Baltimore.
Mrs. l.. o. Hamilton and son, who
have been on visit here, left for Havre
de Grace, Md, last Tuesday.
The telephone line between here and
Kilmarnock Is going up rapidly, aud,
weather permitting, we will talk with
the outside towns the last OF this week.
The poles halfway from here to Kilmar-
mock are very good stout ones and will
do good service, but those for the rest of
the way are quite poor. Some of them
are hardly fit for clothes props because
they are so small, aud the company, IL
they are aware of 1t, are putting down
good money that will have to be paid
over again before long. The people of
Weems want permanent improvements
and not temporary phones.
The oyster shocking season, so far has
been the poorest that we have had. Not
a dollar has been made by any, and some
Will be very fortunate II they can meet
their loss. When the packers don't
make any money the community suffers,
as nearly all they make they put In i'm
provements, thereby giving employment
to large number Of our people when
they need It most.
Miss Ella Winstead, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lawson Winstead. was mar
ried TO Mr. John Lohnes last wednesd day
night In Baltimore, at the parsonage of
Martin Luther English Lutheran church
by Rev. ID. T. Snapp. Miss Mamie
Lohnes was maid Of honor aud Mr.. Ora
ham Russell was groomsman. A recep-
ton was rendered the friends of the
couple at the home of the groom. 23O4
Paramount avenue. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Lohnes will make their
future home at 1928 Orleans st.
Miss Ora Lee Doggett spent couple
of days last week in Irvington.
Charles Honiker and the Young
Messrs- Francis are down hunting. Geo.
w. Hetzell was also do wn for few DAYS
Coon.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
BROOK VALE.

James Talley has improved his place
very much with new barn.
Laura johnson (coloredl we'll known
in this section, died suddenly last Sun
day night.
There will be an old fashion prayer
meeting at White Marsh church next
Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m conducted
by Capt. j. II. Mears, an experienced
class leader from Accomac county, Va.
We hope there will be large attend
ance on that occasion.
Miss Rosslyn Sutton was the guest OF
Mrs. r. t. Douglass last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Ella Roane, who has been visit
ing relatives in King & Queen county
for the past several weeks, has returned
home. Long life and success to the CIT
IzEN. @. N. T.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-11-28
A startling surnr,ss.

Very few could believe In looking at A. It.
Hoaciey. healthy. robust blacksmith OF
ridden, Ind, that for ten years he suffered
such fortunes from Rheumatism as few could
endure and live. But a wonderful change
followed his taking Electric Bitters. two
bottles wholly cured me-" ne writes, land
have not felt twInge in over a year." They
regulate the Kidneys. purify the blood and
cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Nervousness
improve digestion and give perfect health
Try them. Only SO cts. at T. j. Hayden * Son
lrvington; Ellis G. Richardson, Kilmarnock
]. u. Stakes. Rchoboth Church.