Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-02-04
Locals and Personals.

Il. V Coleman has returned after a
short visit TO Pittsburg.
/ Mrs. Jane Lazier has been very
sick for a few days past.
Guy Hayes and Will Gilmore were
/ recent business visitors TO Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. III. Coombs are
both sick and unable to leave their
room.
| THE funeral of Miss Anna White
occurred this afternoon at two thirty
Interment was in Oak Grove.
The old town hall which was for
merly the old church burned down
at Cassyille recently.
q. S. Atha of Warrington is dead
at the age of IS. He was one of the
most prominent men of that city
Rev. Dewitt White of Iowa was
summoned here by the illness and
death Of his sister, Miss Anna
White.
Dick Meyers has a fishing job on
hands in the gas fields to the north
of town. The we'll was nearly COM
pleted when the tackle broke
Henry Hayes is a very sick man.
He has been worse last night and to-
day his friends are alarmed as to his
condition
John Huyett who is student in
the University has been taken to the
Hartigan hospital suffering from an
attack of fever.
THERE were two fine congregations
at the Baptist church Monday after
room and evening. Two conversions
resulted from the meeting.
DIR. D. b. Purinton has gone to
Philadelphia and New York to look
after some matters in connection with
the University.
George Hervey, of Sunnyside, is
here to spend some time visiting his
family. He has been engaged at
Huntington for-some time.
NEWS frl m Grafton at two o'clock
this afternoon was that Mrs. Robert
A Armstrong was still alive but very
low and little hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
Mr.. H. S. White. daughters Alice
and Iona, and Captain Kemble White,
have returned TO Fairmont after a
visit to his brother, DR.. |. G. White
and family.
Mr.. a. Rightmyer is lying at his
home on Wiley street very i'll of pneu-
monia. He has been sick since last
week. His friends are very solicitous
about him, but all hope for the best.
AMONG those who have come for
the funeral Of Miss Anna White
are Rev. Baynard Taylor Dewitt of
Wooster, Ohio and Mrs jackson and
son Fl. H. Jackson of Nelsonville,
Ohio.
THE funeral OF the late Cephas Ja-
cobs took place this afternoon at two
thirty Interment was private in Oak
Grove cemetery. DR.. M. Il. Compton
conducted the services. He was as
sisted by DR.. A. NJ. Buchanan
A FAIRMoNT man went into store,
tried on pair of shoes, and finding
that they suited him went back after
a time and swiped them He didn't
take chances on stealing pair of
shoes that might not ft him, but
found out before he stole them.
Mrs. j. NJ Cordray was here last
night the guest of her sister in-law,
Miss Lizzie Cordray. She had been
out to Cassville, attending the fun
eral OF her father John II. Cole. She
left for her home at Logansport in
Marion county at noon today.
Mr.. G. B. Ollie has been suffering
coed deal from rheumatism since
his return from aboard, and the pain
has been getting worse ilstead of
better lie was thrown from his
berth in the steamer, when the yes.
sci stranded near Gibraltar, and he
has not yet recovered fully from the
injuries received at that time.
ALBAN G. SNYDER has been APP
pointed Secretary of the legation at
Bogota. He was formerly vice consul
at Port Fro, Mexico. The old Sec
rotary Of the legation has been made
consul at Bogota aud Charles Burdette
Hart has resigned the place. Mr..
Hart will come back to Wheeling and
locate,
THE row between DIR. Lanham and
Senator Robinson has reached an acute
stage. The former accuses the latter
of treacherY in allowing his appoint
ment to fail of confirmation. A. very
warm letter has been given to the
press by the Doctor in which he roasts
Robinson for further orders. He also
blames Swlsher with the turn down
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