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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-05-15

The Kitchen aS Il I.abO-
ratOry.

The Mistress al The home al
lp,S will he chemist, She will
be a trained scientist. She will
regard her Kitchen a. lahora.
tory in which thou aud wonder.
tIl experiments will be tried,
The idea ,ha; tho kitchen ~ \
place Of drudgcry. where only
those enter who arc forced b,
circumstances, will have di~ap
pcarcd. and there will remain
only wonder that any one could
ever have ncca ignorant enough
oil the marvellous processes of
Of science Ia have taken 80 little
in,crcs, in tho subject.
The kitchen ii~clt will d,~ap-
pear from the base ncnt and iran
the home forever, In it, place.
adjoining the dinlng-room. No
,ha, the ,raa@i, from tho fire TO
The table may "ctnpy hut sec
ond's time, will be the House.
hold Laboratory" The mis.
,rcss Of the house and her daugh.
tcrs will find no more interesting
period Of the day than that whic h
~ spent III the wrll-ligh,cd. we'll
ventilated. clclnly aud comfort.
ably arranged room given up To
the constant surprises which b
science offers Ia those who will
study with interest her wonders
IN the realm al combinations of
food materials and the transfer
nations brought about BY vary.
my degrees oi heat. John Bris-
ben Walker in the MAY Cosmo.
politan.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-05-15
Starkvillc, Miss.
Stock Raising Profitable

r.. lIcymau bough, from l.. l..
britain Last week nine i.ycar.old
steers that were slime and pretty
a. "anybody's steer" Mr'Era,.
tain received nearly $500 for :hcm
Las, week J. .. Martin shippcd
a car Of cattle .and informed u
this morning that he nc,,cd over
500 on the car. lie ship, j
another car La, nigh, even finer
than the other. and he expects to
net ut least S1On on this car.
This makes ahou, six cars Mr.
Martin has shipped this SEASON,
and he has nc;tci a handsome
sum on every car II hcgins =
look like cattle raising ~ IN rca.;,
~ paying industry. Mr.. Ma.
tn ~ the largest swine raiser ~
south mississippi. and made NOR
than 81 ,ron las, fallon porkcr~ he
~old IN New Orleans. lie has a.
abon; '',o hogs and pigs tina, b.
expects to ship this fall. TX.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-05-15
Red Poll Bulls and HeiferS
All Registered

Ages ranging from 10 months to ~ years.
beautiful ANIMALS of choicest breeding in America and
from best stock Al stock Will hc sold with
Of noc ulaon by Dr. j. G. Robert, of the A. NJ Col
egc State Nctnarian We have lost single animal
tick fever after completed uaton BY
State Nctinarian although covered with ticks after that
The Red Poll cow Beatrice. the first prize $1,000
at Live Stock Show Chicago
November General Purpose class, counting the indi
idua COW her milk and butter production and her calf
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-05-15
Southern Baptist Con-
ventiOn.

Savannah, Ga, May ia.
For the above occasion Mobile
x Ohio Agents will sell tickets at
rate Of one fare for the round trip
Ask Agents for full particulars.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-05-15

milk aud butter produc Ton and'hcr cat.
gagc: than Bank Stock tnc States BONDS
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
AT LAST
Edward Bower and Nina Nc
Cormick Succeed in Eloping

Oakland the Haven Toward which they
we're Bound-Seyeral Unsuccessful
Attempts to get Away did not Dam
per Their Ardor-Coupie have Re-
turned Home.
Love laughs at lock smiths, lock
ups and other discouragements in
the form of those who oppose tn e
course of the tender passion. Th is
is exemplifed in the case of Edward
B over and Miss Nina Mccormick
no state that they have finally
luded all efforts OF their relatives
and have been united In marriage
They went to Oakland where the
knot was tied and now back at home
1t will be remembered that some
time ago plan for an elopement
as spoiled by the father OF the
yo ung man. He locked the lad up
an refused to let him 90 out of the
house. This was thought to have
diverted the flow of his thoughts.
Within the last few days it was
discovered that the couple were bent
on another fight to hymen's altar.
The brother of the girl had an argu-
ment with Edward which prevented
his elopement at that stage of the
game.
However the couple got to the
depot to take the six o'clock tran
out of town. Mrs Mccormick went
down and captured the girl and ook
her home.
Nothing daunted the couple hied
to livery stable and procuring d
rid drove to Fairmont where they
took a train. Then at Oakland they
were married and came home for
parental forgiveness. Whether this
has been granted is not youeh safed
by Ed who gave the story TO this
paper in response to questions re-
garding it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
THOSE WHO PASSED.
Names of Young Men Recently Success
full in Passing Bar Exams.

The following is the list of those
who successfully passed the recent
bar examinations at the University:
j. Morgan Clarke, Wheeling w.
(Va. Ii. b University of Virginia
W. c. Grimes, Sistersville, W. Va.
{ West Virginia University
U, G. Heslep, Van Camp, w. Va.
{ West Virginia University
Charles A. Kreps, Parkersburg.
w. Va. LIB Columbian Univer-
(sity, Washington, d. CO.
II. II. Lovett, Fairmont, w. Va.
West Virginia University
Harry Eugene Lutz, Buckhannon,
w. Va. Ill. B. University of vir-
ginia.
Henry Alexander Mathews, Lewis
burg, w. Va. Gil. b. University of
Virg!nia)
Dan Matthews, Charleston, w.
Va. Gil. B. Columbian University,
Washington, d. G..
George d. Moore, Charles Town,
w. Va. LII B. Washington d Lee
University.
John T. Porterfeld, Charles Town,
w. Va. ILL. B. University OF Vir-
ginia.
Henry Moore Russell Jr., Wheel
ing, w. va. Ill. B. University OF
Virginia.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02

Rooms AND BoARDING-Rooms
for four gentleman and che lady.
Boarding rates reasonable. Call at
5S University Driveway.
For RENr-Two unfinished
rooms suitable for light house
keeping loca ed on Chestnut street
near Hayes store. Rent reasonable
Apply at McViekers Drug Store.
To LEr-Four furnished rooms,
with board, pleasantly located on
University Driveway adjoining Ex-
per meat Station. Call on or address
3cf University Driveway
For RENT-Two stx-room flats on
Chestnut street For terms apply to
457 High street.
For RENT.-Three nicely furnished
rooms on Domain street, South Park
p ossession given October /. APP
ply at this office.
For RENT-Two unfinished rooms
10 good part Of city, suitable for light
house keeping. Apply, P. O. Box 742
city.
HOUSE FOR RENT-FOr rent six
fnomed new house with bath, cellar
aud all CONVEX fences. The house is
located an Richwu0d Avenue Call on
Charles w, Held, ChauceFy Row.
Fox RENT--Large, well furnished
rooms, modern convcniences. Tor
gtnti,n,en. Cal al l0S High ST.
WANTED TO sELL-N ahted to Sell
at bargain pool aud billiard room,
Gail Oh
c. L. ST CLAIR
Fox RfNr--Two furnished rooms
suitable -. I'2hi house keeping.
Cah a. TINS tlice "a 1863 Clay st. 5.
FOX ElAT-A tt@ few houses with
bath AID al Ct eeD1, nisnces on The
t. hIhsuta
Fox : .LE- Feer choice lots In the
: j. uiusula. IN particulars call at
this etfice
Rooms AND BoAKDrNG-Elc gant
rn ns HI q oulding for IS week
tsil al iCS lay stleet, Soul Nor
guntown.
LoTs FOR sALE-For sale two lots
en Wiles Hill. The lots are 40xl00
feet. Address
D. T. Fox, Warrington. W, Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
DIR. COMPTON
A Leader in Raising Funds For
Superannuated Ministers.

Mr.. Sturgiss' Example Has GooC
Effects Being Doomed For LA,
Delegate to National conference al
| Los Angeles Statistics for the Year.
The fifty seventh annual NJ. f.
conference of the state of West Vlr.
ginia went into session at Wheeling
Tuesday.
The morning session was presided
over by Bishop Mallalieu and some
very important work was done, es-
pecialiy that of raising funds for
superannuated ministers. The col
lection was started and moved
slowly for only an instant. In about
fifteen minutes over -, roo had been
raised. This subject received a
great deal of attention and the work
was taken up with will by all the
delegates in attendance
A motion was made by one of the
delegates to set aside the first Sab
bath of every December as day of
offering for the West Virginia con
ference.
DR.. Compton related how Hon.
George G. Sturgiss had made prop
osition to give him 81 600 If like
amount was raised by him during
the year. The effort had been made,
articles written for the papers and the
subject fully brought before the peo-
pie. DR.. Compton still needed, and
asked the conference for $500, and
was almost overwhelmed by the in
slant and hearty response. In short
time 81, 100 was subscribed. Adding
this to the amount DR.. Compton had
in hand makes ST., 450 pledged this
year to the fund.
The Wheeling telegraps says:
Honorable George e. Sturgiss, OF
Morgantown, will arrive in this city
tonight to attend the NJ, e. confer
ence now in session. Mr.. Sturgiss is
a lay delegate from Morgantown.
His friends hope that he may be
elected one of the delegated to attend
the national M. e. conference at Los
Angeles, Cal, in May of 1904. There
are TO be ten delegates elected; FIVE
ministers and five laymen. There is
large contingent in the following of
Mr.. Sturgiss and it is thought by
many that he Will be elected.
The statistics Of this years report
are as follows: Increase ia number of
churches over last year, 5; increase in
number Of members over last year,
1926; increase in number of Sabbath
schools, II; increase Ia number Of
conversations, 10; increase in minis
terial support, $113, 100; increase in
regular benevolence, $500.
Mr.. Sturgiss could not go to Wheel
ing. He is counsel for Senator Ell
kins in several important matters
which are now being handled, and
could not get away at the time. Mr..
Mr.. James A. Davis, his alternate,
went in his place
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
WILL BE RE-ORGAsIZED.

Choral Society Will Meet Next Monday
Night-What it Has Accomplished
Should Receive Enthusiastic Sup.
port.
The Choral Society will resume
its work and be recognized, on
Monday evening next, October 9Th,
at eight o'clock in Commenc ement
Hall.
This Society has done more toward
appealing to the musical tastes, and
cultlvating a desire for higher elias
sica) music, than any other thing
that we have ever had in Morgan
town. 1t is by no means an easy
task, to keep up the enthusiasm of
one hundred and fifty singers, as
was shown possible last year.
The Faculty Concerts owe their
existence to the assistance and
energy of the members of the Choral
Society, so there are two classes of
people that should be interested in
its organization.
First; The citizens of our town
who appreciate good music and who
desire to assist in bringing heroHhe
artists of culture that came last year
There is no need to repeat the names
Of the artists that have been engaged
for this years Faculty Concerts.
This pepper has enthusiastically
commented on these facts before.
The other class of people who
should become interested in the re
organization of the Choral Society
are the singers OF our city and the
students who are blessed with good
voices. Any body possessing a good
voice can belong to the Choral Soci-
etv and will be cordially welcomed
at the meeting on Monday night
Any registered student of the Uni
versity can belong to the Society
without extra charge Any citizen,
not registered student, is only
asked to pay the registration fee Of
500 in return for which they re-
ceive all the benefits of the Society,
the excellent training in the highest
class of music, which alone, is worth
considerable
Last year the Choral Society did
excellent work. Let us move a step
forward this year and take up the
work enthusiastically and give our
loyal support to those who are work
ing so strenuously to make a success
of this popular branch of the Uni
varsity work.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
"THE BLAZE I'm THE BALKANS .
Article by Dir. Maxey in Current
Magazine.

Professor Edwin Maxey, now OF
the law department of the University
writes instfuctively of "The Blaze
in the Balkans" in Gunton's Maya
zine for October. He sets forth The
present situation and its probable
results, with force and clearness.
Concerning the situation in Turkey
he says in part:
Force is the only meaus which
appeals to Turk. Had Russia
been permitted to enforce against
Turkey the terms of the treaty of
San Stefano, the power of the latter
IN Europe would now be a negligible
quantity. She was not permitted to
do this because the other powers
could not make such action on her
part harmonic with the political
arithmetic of their own interests.
But Russian intervention single
handed may yet be considered SO
undesirable as to drive the powers
into a JOINT intervention, the natural
result of which would be the forma-
ton of buffer state in the Balkans
with its neutrality guaranteed as is
that OF Belgium aud Switzerland.
This would be the most expedient
and by far the most humane method
OF bringing order out Of the anarchy.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
In A BAD FIX.
County Court is up Against the
Real Thing.

The Ellington Read has Put them to
the Bad-TheY will Sue the Govern
ment for Damages in Building Lock
Ii so that the Old Road has Been
Closed.
Commissioner Harner was asked
this morning about the road from
Clinton district into town from IF.
fington. He said that a damage
suit has been brought against the
government for destroying the old
road at lock IL and that pending the
settlement of this there would be
nothing done about the road.
The commissioners are up against
the real thing in this connection.
They have had surveys made and do
not know exactly what to do about
it. They may decide to raise the
old road and build around the lock
out of the reach of the river.
1t has been suggested that they
bridge the river and come down on
the west side but they think that
this would be impracticable. The
roads on the west side are in an
impossible condition for greater
part of every winter.
There is no place for a road on
the hill above the railroad and the
cost of building one along that way
will be enormous.
For the present people of that sec
ton must take long detour which
takes them about two miles out of
their way in coming to town.
There seems to be no remedy at
present hut the court will do its
best to solve the problem when it
gets together on Monday.
Mr.. Harner will present his resig-
nation at the meeting which begins
on Monday morning.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
Zittel
HATS, SHOES,
FURNISHINGS.
Thursday Night Euchre.

The Thursday Night Euchre Club
was entertained last evening by the
Misses Grant at their home Jon Front
street. This was the first meeting OF
the Club, except one for organization,
this year, and the twenty members, all
Of whom were present, enjoyed the
evening immensely. The mead prizes
were won by Miss Fanny White and
Ed Richards. The BOBBY prizes were
awarded to Miss Sarah Tate and Sam
Chadwick. The club will be enter
tanned next Thursday night by the
Misses White at "Cherryhurst" and
the members anticipate another de-
lightful evening together.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
Married.

WADswoRTH- MEssMoRE-A very
pretty home wedding was celebrated
at the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. |. L. Messmore, in South Park,
Thursday evening at eight, o'clock,
when their daughter, Miss Alice NJ
Messmore was joined in wedlock to
Mr.. Frederick Guy Wadsworth, OF
Cans, Pa. The ceremony was per-
formed by DIR. A. NJ. Buchanan, in
the presence of about thirty OF the
most intimate friends and relatives
of the contracting parties and their
families.
The bridal party entered the par
Tor on the stroke of eight where the
officiating minister awaited them.
The groom entered frst on the arm
OF his best man, DR.. Geo. L. Hatfield
of Uniontown, Pa. The bride fol-
LEVIED with the maid of honor, Miss
Mary Turner. They were the only
attendants. The bride wore hand
some gown of white landsdown, and
carried shower boquet of brides
roses.
Miss Turner looked very pretty in
dainty white organdie, and also
carried white roses.
After the cermony, and eonse-
quent eongratalation an elaborate
wedding was served. The rooms
were all artistically decorated for
the occasion, the color scheme being
pink and white. Palms and ferns
were also effectively used
Mrs. Wadsworth is known as a
very charming girl. The family
moved here year or two ago from
Uniontown and all have made many
warm friends. Mr.. Wadsworth has
charge of a company store, and other
branches of a big mining business
at Cans Pa, and there they will
make their home
Among the out OF town guests
were: Nj ard Mrs. S. r. Wads-
worth, the groom's parents, Mrs.
James Brown, Mrs Isaac Brownfield,
Mrs. Adolph Brown, Mrs. Ida Bare
land, Mr. and Mrs, Craig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Brownfield, Miss Haz-
card, Miss Bulger, Miss iced, DIR.
Hatfield, Mrs. Luetta Allen, Geo. w.
Conn, of Uniontown, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Messmore, of Smith
field.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
Saturday Fixed as Payday for
Employees of Lake SUI
perior Company.
HOPEFUL FEELING NOW PREVAILS
Receiver Takes Charge in Michigan
soo--Town Celebrates News Quiet
iy-SpecuIators in Assigned Claims
May Have Hard Shedding.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Oct. e.
The atmosphere surrounding the Soos
during the past week has consider
ably clarified owing to events happen
ing during the afternoon, chief among
the reasons bringing about change
among the employees of the company
and better feeling in local business
circles is the announcement made by
the Ontario government that arrange
ments have been completed whereby
the companies will be extended tenn
porary aid and the men paid next
Saturday. A private wire from f. H.
Clergue confirms this. The Canadian
Soos were placarded setting forth
these facts and the town quietly cele-
brated the news. Employees in town
will be paid Immediately, but assign
ed claims will be carefully scrutinized
and spectators who have been buying
up time sheets for a small percentage
may lose their investment.
The situation in the Michigan 500
has also been greatly simplified. The
Michigan Lake Superior Power COM
Pdh5 Will pass lulO LIE 4dllQ5 Vi d c
ceiyer at noon. James Bicknell, of
Toronto, a representative of B. +.
Frankenthal, receiver for the Ameri-
can properties of the Consolidated,
appointed by Judge VANITY, of the
United States district court, Monday,
appeared before the officers Of the COM
pany and its attorney, Horace M.
Creme, and presented the certified or
der of the court appointing the re-
ceiver and his power of attorney to
act for Mr.. Frankenthal All ar
engagements were made forthwith to
turn over all the property of the
Michigan company to him at noon.
L. H. Davis, up to the present time
superintendent of the Tagona Light
and Power company, and sqperintend-
ent of the Canadian Power{Canal COM
pany, will be placed in charge of all
operations of the company on the
Michigan side. The receivership COW
ers only the Michigan Lake Superior
Power company and does not affect
the TRANSIT. Mary's Traction COM
pany, which is separate organization.
1t Is not thought there will be any in
terruption in the company's operations
here. The feeling is more hopeful
than at any time since the trouble
began
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
WEST SIDE LINE SOLD
F. M. and c. K. Company get
Union Utility Company Line.
Line TO Laurel Point this Season
From Fairm0nt TO Riyesyille-Re-
naming Bonds taken by Members OF
Company-Important Transactions.

Company-Important Transactions.
The Union Utility Company has
distributed the remainder Of their
million dollar bond issue pr com
among the stockholders OF Injecting
pany. This was done at me rom
which was held yesterday. A profit
inent stakeholder of the company
stated this morning that about
100000 of the $1,000,000 bond
issue had been sold to outside par
ties, and that the remaining $780,,
600 was taken by the stockholders.
This was done on account of the
temporary stfingeney III the money
market and the fact that the stock
nolders regard the bonds as good
investment. They We're taken at
par
Col. Jos. Mcnermott today said
that it was the intention of Senator
Elkins and himself to drive over the
proposed route Of the Fairmont
Morgautown and Cheat river rail-
road company between this city and
Fairmont tomorrow morning. This
trip is taken in accordance with the
c0mpany's purpose OF completing
the road to Laurel Point this season.
Cot. Nj cDermott states tnat ii the
property owners along the route will
give free right Of way and meet
the new trolley line In a spirit OF
friendllness, the road Will be built
at once. They estimated that the
land along the route will be increas-
ed in ya,ve from $40 10 S25 an acre,
and for tins resaon expect no oppo-
siton. They do not intend to fight
their way through
From the other end 0f the line, 1t
is proposed to build from Fairmont TO
Riyesvlle yet this season. This is
also conditioned ON obtaining free
rights-of- way and being met with ii
spirit Of friendliness.
One of the most important things
lone since Senator Elkius came here,
was the transfer Of the Union Utility
C0mpany's line on the West Side to
the Fairmont Morgantown and Cheat
River company. The latter company
has acquired the West Side line. The
consideration is not given out
The deal comes as surprise. mas
mucn ~ the liue To Granville Is al
most complete, and will be ready for
cars ia short time.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
coal HOLDINGS SOLD.
MasontOWR Company Sells Its Coal to
William 2. Murray OF Cleveland.

The Masontown Coal and Coke COM
paDy has sold its coal hodingsin this
and Preston counties near Masontown
to William P. Murray of Cleveland,
Ohio, The company purchased the
coal some time ago and started to de-
velop it Ii gave 5000, 900 mort
gage on the holdings. In a short
time the mortgage was released and
Mr.. Murray who seems to have been
the main squeeze in the concern pur-
chased the whole thing.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
WILL SUCCEED.
Union WOrkmen think that their new
Factory will be a 20.

The Union men who have been talk
ing of starting a cooperative factory
expect that it will be successful. They
will raise $4,000 in stock and will
get the trade to let them have the
rest that is needed.
The Bank of the Monongahela Val
ley which owns the plant Of the Mon
gahela Textile company have put
price on the plant which is satisfac-
tory and the deal will probably be
closed soon.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
PAYROLLS WILL BE MET.
Ontario Government Guarantees Banks
Against Loss at 500.

Against Loss at 500.
Toronto, Oct. 2.-F. H. Clergue had
long conference with the Ontario
premier and the general managers of
the three banks Interested at the 500.
At the conclusion Mr.. C1ergue spoke
hopefully of the future of the,S 500 en-
terprises.
"You may state" he said, "ttat I
have arranged things with the banks
so that the payroll will be met on Sat-
urday night, the banks advancing the
money Negotiations are now pending
for the settlement of all liabilities and
| expect they will be successful"
The Ontario government has ar
ranged with the Traders bank, the
Imperial bank and the Canadian Bank
OF Commerce there to advance money
to pay off the claims of the men, pay
ment back to the banks being guaran-
teed by the government and deducted
from subsidies earned by the COM
pany.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-02
ALL Bannister shoes $500. You
choice of any styles at
HIRSCHMAN'S.
An Opportunity to buy Cheap Jewelry.

John H. MADEIRA is closing out a
great part of his Jewelry stock at
much less than the current price.
He has a beautiful line of watches,
clocks and jewelry thai he wants to
turn into money. A handsome lot
of brooches are among the goods to
be sacrificed The jewelry includes
everything in the jewelry line.
He has a dainty lot Of it. 1t will
pay to see all the articles. Call
whether you want to buy or not.
John II. MADEIRA, 223 Walnut street.