Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
Locals and p ersonals.

| CCOtt ", 1Unt anu uSGd MOtTie
are down from Fairmont on legal
business.
F. j. Stellar of Mt. Chateau was
over to day and stopping at the
Wallace House.
KEEP your eye on Chancery Hill
A FULL line Of Summer underwear
at Clyde e. Jacobs.
WHERE you get the best shoes is at
G.. w john & Co. s.
If its hat Clyde e. Jacobs has
them. The famous Zeal Brand from
81 to $3.50 see them.
For fine groceries and fine fresh
eggs 90 to James L. Protzman, Ma
dera Block Grocery.
For your summer underwear go to
Zittles, 34S High st.
THERE may be no more Sunday
mails il the move to dispense with
them shall prevail.
If you are in need Of carpets, mat
tings, ugs or lace curtains, attend
the eat ale at G. w. JOHN & Co. IS
james Evans and W. A. Stewart
have been on a short visit to Pitts
burg.
Henry Noreland ha. returned from
Connellsville where he had been called
by the illness and death Of his aunt.
A. B. Smith of the Post Office De
partment at Washington, D. G. is in
the city He is the special agent
who looks after the rural routes in
this and other states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Chapman
of Hillsdale, Pa, who formerly re-
sided here will shortly return to
Morgantown to make their home.
They lived on the West Side.
DIR. Fleming Howell of Glarksburg
i. recovering nicely from an attack
of fever which his friends feared at
one time would end fatally.
Guy Hayes went to Pittsburg this
morning and expects to be at home
this evening.
T. B. Wilgus is in Pittsburg on
business and pleasure bent. He will
visit several relatives before return
ing.
SOME changes and repairs will be
made on the glass factories that have
closed. The work on some of them
will require several weeks.
ris mighty nice to have your house
all torn up and dirt over everything
you have to handle. The force OF this
Office is having plenty of such expert
ence.
THE window glass factories are the
only ones that will close during tn
summer. So far as indications 60, al
the other factories in and about Nor
gantown will ruu full all summer
If the West Virginia baseball team
this year does not surpass any team in
years past, we will miss our prediction.
Some good teams have represented the
University, but from reports all past
seasons playing will fade into insig-
niflcance.
IT is stated that Judge f. M. Rey-
nolds, OF Keyser, wants to succeed
Judge Dent on the court Of appeals
when the term OF the latter shall ex-
pire.
{" REBEL BILL SMITH is dead. The
famous guerrilla warrior OF the Ken
lucky West Virginia border during
the dark days OF the Civil War, after
having survived the bullets that had
pierced his body in these stirring days,
succumbed shortly before midnight
Sunday to the ravages OF pneumonia,
at Huntington.
GORDON AYERS, who murdered
William Whitaker at Sand Lick, Nc
Dowell county, on the evening OF
March 81, was captured at Tens
Creek, Va, and is now confined In
the Wise county Jail. The authori-
ties are awaiting requisition papers,
when he will be taken to WEIGH.
This was one OF the most uncalled- for
murders in the history Of the county
Ayers is one-legged man VINO halls
from North Carolina. 1t is reported
that there is reward in that state OF
5000 for his arrest, where he is want
ed for numbering his brother-in-iaw,
but Judging from public opinion it is
not probable that the authorities
there will have an opportunity to deal
with him.