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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Some Matters of Moment from
the Big School
Arrangements Being Made for the
Coming Commencement-B acca-
laurate Sermon, Law Glass Debate.
Alumni Dinner, Dedication of Liz
brary Educational Meeting.

The copy for the history If III,
University Alumni will goe to tn,
printer this week. The Record vii
be cloth bound volume OF about
20 pages. The editor has been adj,
TO obtain some information concern
ing all Of the 700 graduates OF th,
University With the exception 81
fifteen or twenty. This is the FIRST
ever published tor twenty wears.
The Baccalaureate Sermon will
be preached on Sunday, June l4th
by Rev David w. Howard. Rector
of 81. Matthews Episcopal Church,
W heeling, w Va.
On June 2 the annual Law Col.
lege debate will occur on the cues
tioa: Can Congress, or State Leg
islatures. prevent or control strikes
IL so. how?% II. O. Hiteshew ol
Parkefsburg, and Il NJ. Everls. al
Waynesharg. Pa, will speak on the
affirmative, and II l. Davall OF
Wellshnrg and L. ID. linn of Glen
willie will have the negative
President PuriDton will preach
the scfman TO the graduates Of the
Chenille State Normal School next
Sundav.
Wednesday, june II, 1000 a IN.
has been fixed as the time FOR the
formal dedication Of The new Uuiser
sity Libiary. The principal address
will be by DR. Mclvil Dewey of
Albany, N. Y.
The annual University Dinner,
undrr the auspices OF the Alumni
Association. will hc held in The
Armory on Commencement Day,
June Is, at 2.30oeloek. Immediate
iy alter Commencement exercises.
Among the prominent educators
who have accepted Invitations to
take part in the Educational Con-
terence to he held during the Sum
MGR School are: otate Supt. Miller.
CITY Supt. Laidley of Charleston,
President 'reliord of tue Lewisburg
Female Institute, President Cram
bett Of Bethany College, President
Wier Of the Buckhannon Seminary,
Vice Pr silent Skinner of Morris
Harvey College, City SUPP. Cole of
Maltinsbnrg, City supt. Fleming OF
Parkerstaig. Principals Corbly,
Mel ownn. Goodwin. Shaw and
Loush, ri the State Normal schools,
City Nnpt Roster Of Faiimont, CT,
Sqpt- Gilhei Of W,IlSb re. City
Supt Denny OF Chailrs Town
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
AT The FACTORIES.
All of Them are extremely
Busy.
planning Mills and Contractors all on a
Jump-What they are Doing Lots
Of Material is Coming in Every day
General Industrial Notes.

UtAC1 - l0i ~ VtESs
The Morgantown Lumber and Sup
ply company is doing nothing a, THY
have not been able to get siding
from the b. s. 0. II they could get
into business with both feet.
Until the road sees 1T to give them
what they want there will be nothing
dong. The company is fully organ
lied and has plenty Of capital to carry
out its plans.
The First Ward Planning Mill COM
pany is said to be contemplating a re-
moval from Morgantown TO Fairmont
on account of the high rental charged
here.
J. J. Wharton is building addition
al lumber sheds at his yard in the
/ First Ward. ~
The Morgantown Planning Mill
has about covered all the territory it
has, and is top busyhandling building
materials to enlarge its plant II II had
the room. The company has gone out
OF the contracting and house shpilding
business some time ago, aud Is confin-
ing its operations to the manufacture
and sale of lumber, and supplies of all
kinds for house building
An average of more than six loads
Of lumber week is handled here.
Building materials are higher than
they were at this time last year.
Probably an increase,o OF 10 per cent
will cover the advance 10 price
The Graham Mills 10 Third ward are
running full time but are not 10 the
contracting business. Mr.. Graham
contemplates charging the plant this
summer. He Is now putting 10 a
shaper and new band saw and other
additional machinery Mr.. Gidley
has been in charge Of the mills fol the
past week, Mr.. Graham having been
sick. He is getting better now.
Nine cars of lumber including
shingles. laths, boards ETC., were de-
livered and unloaded at the Valley
Wood Working Co.'S, plant Friday
morning, which indicates that there
is no holiday in the lumber business
up Decker's creek. This company
carries 0r contracting and buildinG In
connection with the planning mill BUSH
ness. They have more than a dozen
houses under construction now in
various parts of the city. The busi-
ness of this new firm has grown till it
will have to exchange some Of its ma
chinery for other Of larger capacity.
All the mills report lumber to be a
little higher than it was at this time
last year.
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HoM,s This?

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. Cheney s. Co., Props, Toledo,
o.
We the undersigned, have known
+. j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West s. Trnax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan s. Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, y.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface Of the system
Price IS cts. per bottle. Sold by al
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
Made u sligIt Mistake.

The other night young man was
out driving with'his girl. They met
another team in dark place and his
horse got fractions. He got out to
lead the horse past and then he was
enable to get back into the buggy.
One OF the boys in the other rig got
out and held his horse for him The
first named lad went around his bug
ny to climb in. 1t was standing close
to the fence aud when he got through
climbing he was over in field and
his buggy had no one in itbut his girl.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
LITERARY AND MUSICAL
Was the Closing Meeting OF the
Fortnightly Club.
Miss Browning Read Scholarly Paper
Music RecitaIs by Mrs. peaht, Mr..
Printz. MRS. ts,iiIith and Miss bessie
nartigau Mrs. Poster nnd Mrs.
uestrnznt uerr lfoStesses.

A wcai h If musical aud literary
talent made unusually Joyous tho
closing meeting IL the Fortnightly
Club, Tnes,laN nishi AZ The h@me utMr
and Mis. $ a fass Il. Mrs Walter
a. Me-tvzft assisted Mrs. Postuu IN
entertaining ia,' organization.
Praf. b. @ l'fintz aud Mrs ] n.
Deah sang ii the espvning of the
meeting Miss Brock reading the
seereta'y's fcpalt II the interval be.
tween.
Miss Brown then presented 4
very scholarly paper GA contemporary
English literature. Fielding was the
author most c'iticaliy discussed, She
took up his principal heruincs and
gave critical review OF the charac-
tiers. His Williams were then consider
ed from the Viewpoint Of criticas
Mrs. Browning showed up well The
strong end weak points In the charac-
teIs Of the authors she treated, yet
without being severe on Them fuk
their faults. 1T was criticism Of
hope. or optimism, rather thon PES
simism
Miss browning Is teacher OF En-
lglish In the University and has made
II her special study. Her style Is cul-
tured and easy, her choice OF words
excellent. The large audience was
seated IN three rooms, and those
across the ball were unable to hear all
the paper. Her voice was not strong
enough to Ill the house, but those
near the reader, the paper was one OF
sustained interest.
Several musical numbers, after the
literary part OF the program brought
the exercises up to the eating and
punch drinking part Of the program. IT.
was said b be regular w. q. It. u.
punch, so all wanted 10 prove the
fact for themselves.
| Mrs. Griffith sang so sweetly, that
she was recalled for another song.
Mr.. Printz was also called and recall
ed again to sing.
Miss Bessie Hartigan with the Man
dolin, accompanied by Mrs. Hartigan
on the piano charmed the audience
and was encored several times.
President Patterson spoke OF the
successful work OF the club the past
year, though interrupted at its rcgu-
lar meeting nights on several occa-
sions. The last meeting of the organ
ization for this year was very well al
tended. Several visitors were In
vited. 1t was joyous occasion for
the parting meeting OF this popular
club which numbers just one hundred
members.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
A Box Of. OLD Coins Unearthed

A box OF ctrs snpro I'd to have heep
buiied by the fories during the reralu-
tionary leri,d was recently uneariied
by labprers working on one otIhe east
ern railroads, but az the coins were
abont tao centuries old they w9nld
probably have no more value today
than many 81 tho remedies compounded
for stomach, liver and bowel disorders.
Ii is therefore necessary, if Won want 10
recover yonr health, t. lie careful in the
selection % medicine that will restore
the appetite. purify the blooI, and cure
head ache. indigestion, dysp STA con-
siipaiion or Ever aud kidney troubles.
You will make no mis- take if y;u try
Hnsietter's Stomach }itters because il
will positively cure these Diseases Hun
dreeis Of people have voluntarily testi-
fed to This fact durii the past fifty
years.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
.AnImnnrtant Date.

,une ninth is the date set for the
adjourned session OF the good roads
mass meeting This is the first day
Of court The members OF the coun-
ty court will he here at that time.
Many visitors will have business in
Morgantown and they may be heard
on the subject.
It's veiy desirable that cry tax
payer in the county shall be here.
They ou hit to lay their views before
the county court on the subject.
1. is matter Of vital interest to
every one who has t, use the roads
or pay' taxes in the county.
Come il sou can. Ii you can't
come. write.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
ENDORSES MOVEMENT.
Hoffman Post Takes Action on the
Soldiers Monument Scheme.

Resolutions have been passed by
Hoffman Post endorsing the plan to
complete the Soldiers Monument in
Oak Grove. They also passed reso-
buttons asking the county court
10 give 80 900 toward the monument.
George G. Baker, 4. NJ. Grant.
Charles Goodwin, w. e. Glasscoek,
S. A. Poster, George G. Sturgiss,
Ed Herd, George G. Steele and Jos.
Morcland were appointed as COM
mittee Of citizens to formulate plans:
for the completion Of the monument
Major Burns has also appointed
r. NJ. G.. Brown Joseph 4. Watts,
Jonah Bayles, James Watson and
John K. P4icc as a committee to-
take it up with the county court a.
once and urge them to action.
1t is proposed to inscribo the
names of all soldiers from the coun-
ty on this monument
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03

CARS WILL RUN.
You Can Take a Trolley Ride
by June Fifteenth.

Superintendent Sweitzer Hopes to
Have Street ears Started before Com
mencement Wall of Power Mouse
Repaired Boilers set-Roof Going
cn-Pipe men Here.
Work on the electric railroad has
been delayed. few days by rain, but
is now progressing as usual again.
Most OF the work on the track is now
being done in Fourth ward.
Mr.. Sweitzer declares ii to be his
purpose to have cars running over a
part Of the track by the fifteenth OF
June, in spite OF all the delays that
have been caused by one thing aud
another.
The steam pipe men are now engag-
ed in putting 10 the piping TO. the
power house. The section OF wall
that was blown down by the storm a
few weeks ago has been erected again.
new concrete foundations for the boil
ers and engines were made. This en-
tailed a great deal af extra labor.
Considerable night work has been
done in making up lost time
The boilers have been set up aad
tested, and are now being bricked up
on the outside. This work is done on
one OF them, and nearly done on the
second. IL is already started on the
third. The boilers were tested by an
insurance representative, using 300
pounds Of steam, and were found to
be all right.
The machinery was ordered long
ago and is about ready far shipment
The power house now begins TO assume
the form it will have when completed
Roofing have already begun with tile
The materials and the men are here,
and the frame TO bear the roof has
been erected.
1t is not hoped u get the whole
system OF electric road completed by
the middle of June, but those in
eh lrge Of the work expect 10 get at
least one engine Installed and a portion
Of the track completed, so that cars
can be run at regular intervals over a
part OF the route. Work will be con-
tlnued right aIong till the power
house and car barn are completed. and
The track is ready for travel on the
whole loup OF 81 miles.
Several cars have been here for
some time ready for use, aud most OF
The track aud trolley wires are ready
for operation OF the cars over the sec
tiou OF rad Ia the Third ward If u
section Of road IS 10 operation by June
18th. commencement visitors VIII get
to take a trolley ride
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03

The Fairmont Times is takine =
rap at the tax commission bills,
Gov. White now says that they ~
not intended as revenue producfr5,
that there IS plenty Of money n ~
treasury or coming into IL Ihe
claims If the Governor non nud
what he said some time ego afe
taken as the text BY she Times and
4 goes after him With i sherp sllcks
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
CHANCERy HILL BRIDGE
Stone Work Will be Finished
in Sixty Days.
Concrete WI be Used Acme Paving
Company New Rival in Field steel
Work Partly Complete Work Begun
on Foundation.

WYNN atht V"nPtttc worn BtSun
on Foundation.
The Chancery Hin company mad
another important step IN the de.
velopment OF their property yesterday
when the contract for the stone work
of the bridge across DecKers Greek
was let The bridge will soon be a
reality.
he Acme Paving Company OF
Columbus, Ohio. viii do the work.
They will build two ahutments and 10
or IS bases for the steel piers. All OF
this work will be OF concrete.
Among The bidders for the work
were I, N. Weaver, bradley, Baker
and Judson aud Dean and Hoffman.
There Was 1900 between the high
est and lowest hAl. The highest bid
by local tirm was 50, 500
The Acme company OF Columbus is
endeavoring 10 gain foot hold here,
and will Ire rival In the field from
this time Un. They will sign cun.
tract 70 Iluish their part Ut iha Chan,
Gerry I'LL bridge In sixty days Engi-
necfs ar, here IT., hcgiu thu work 10
day.
The steel part efths hritigc Is now
under cpnstruet,ens part Of IL is
complete now anu ready fuf shipment
frani Wheeling The r. 81 aill he
flushed and shipped jast as som AZ
The mlllS cara tHfn I. uuf.
Nofk iagan tmgthr fennslainishis
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03

All that we can do to make the
big day perfect success has been
done. 1t is up to the weather man.
II he brings rain the crowd IN at
tendance will not be large. # he
gives US q good day we will see d
tremendous crowd gather here,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03

The mud OF Reechurst avenue has
been causing Dean 4 Hoffman lots
Of trouble. The heavy rains have
filled the ditch with mud and water,
and the progress oil their work is
greatly delayed. The laborers do
not like to work in the soft mud a
little bit, but work Is going along all
the same.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03

| Following is list OF real estate
transfers and other documents admit
I ted to record during the past few days
MORGAN DI STRICT
Belle Brand ct al to II w
Dawson and L z Ollie, A
and p upper Ffeeport coal $50 0t
10 w Waters and wife TO
Georgia NJ Hill, lot 3 in the
| Anderson Addition, ....... 425 0t
10 w Waters and wife to VIII
liam t Boyers lot in 4th
ward .... 5000 o.
linn g. Ridgway TO 5 H and
Minnie v Protzman, house
and lot in East End, Ad.
dition. 80 90 ctr
Jos S Jacobs ct al TO IN
| Calvert lot in 18th ward 1865 &C
| Ida A Weaver ct al to Geo
9 Sturg,ss. house and lot
| 90 Chestnut Street -. 5000 0e
] w Wiles and wife to Lau-
ra Canoe, lot 13 block 'Hn
Wiles Hilla 300 90
B L Rice and wife to Daisey
B Fleming lot on "old
Stewartown Road 200 90
Frank S Brockett and wife to
West Va Plate Glass Co
SO IA A on Deckers Greek 1000 90
jain W Wiles and wife to O
A jenkins lot 3 block ~"
Wiles Hill ... 225 90
John w Wiles and wife To D
G hoffman lots ! TO ~ in
block Nv" and 10 20 81 %
and % and "a So and SO in
block ~" and 10 20 81 in
block .'Yn North Morgan
town. 10000 GO
George Rogers and wife to
Judsou S linn IA acres
Rogers East End Addition. $50 90
Jas II Kennedy and wife to
Sarah T. Green ct al house
r and lot on Beechurst Ave. .52e0 90
BATTELLE DISTRICT
Lucinda G Haught ct al TOD
V Thompson ct al, % a
99k + Pittsburg coal 252 as
Lucinda G Haugh & hus
band 100 V Thompson ct
al 81 A l53s P Pittsburg
Coal, 1899 IL
III S Stockdale & wife to
v Thompson ct al 50 A
1888 p Pittsburg coal .. 1879 %
Samuel Hickman's heirs to
v Thompson 3lA 500 2
Pittsburs coal. $50 IS
Robert S Wear ct al tod
Thompson SO A l35 SO rds
Pittsburg coal..s. ...s...s.. 1916 81
George Stiles heirs to Mark
Stiles, as A and II p. -. 7SS SO
cAss DISTRICT
Jefferson Tenant ct al TO
David Henderson 125 A
coal reserved $3.50 533
David Henderson and wife TO
Jefferson Tenant ct al,
149 A 3 r 25 p Pittsburg
coal. 7495 81
CLINTON DISTRICT.
Jerome Summers and wife
to L A Stevens, 30 A 600 90
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Joseph M. Widows add Rose T..
Delaney both OF Morgantown.
Thos. M. CobuE and Mary M. Dari-
ling, both OF Monongalia 90. w. Va.
Chas. Burns OF Marion Co. aud
Emma Moore Of Monongalia Co.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
COMING HERE.
Prof. Neil to Become Instructor in
ElOcution at w. VII.

1t will be matter of congratula.
ton that Prof. @. E..Neil will be a
member of the faculty Of the Univers-
ity next year. He is very well known
here having been an instructor during
a summer quarter some time ago and
having read here several times. He
will be a valued acquisition to the de-
partment Of elocutlon.
Prof. Nell Is now member of the
faculty Of Denison University. He ar
rived in Morgsntown on Friday
morning and will come here the first
OF September to assume his new dr-
ties as head Of the department OF ora
tory and el0cution.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
MARRIED AT SWEET SIXTEEN.
Carl {. Capehart Eloped But Has
Now Been Forgiven.

Carl G. Capehart stole sweet young
girl scarcely sweet sixteen at McKces-
port Pa. last Thursday, they clipped
and were married in Pittsburg. His
bonny bride was Miss Ida Mangle.
Her parents made violent protests to
the match on account OF their daugh-
tiers youth. They are now forgiven
however aud she Is owned by her par
ents again. Mr.. and Mrs. Capebart
win be here Saturday next, the guest
of the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Capehart. They will make their
home In McKeesport Pa. where Mr..
Capehart is employed as telegraph
operator.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03

Recorder Sisler, City Treasures
Weaver and Treasurer-elect Hare are
busy today balancing the accounts Of
the retiring treasurer. Mr.. Weaver
will turn the business over to bis sue
cessor tomorrow. The condition Of
the city's finances will be published
at that time.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03

The blowing room Of the MorGao-
town Glass Works shut down today.
The blowers will be laid Of until the
first OF August. Stock which thy
have produced will be worked up II
the other departments which viii run
until they have cleaned up thu uaso
ahead OF them,
1t will propab'e take them 4 week
to do this. They will be from 100 a
200 people still working after today
The factory force was paid on today
Next week they will receive the rc6t
OF their wages and all will be laid olE
until August 6rst.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
VACATION BEGINS JULY 18th.
Lawyers will tako Annual Holiday
will have blowout July 14th.

The Bar Association held a meeting
at the Court House Wednesday morn
ing and decided to take the annual
summer vacation from July Is to Aug
ast Is
In accordance with the custom in
stituted last year, they will have a
social function OF some kind on Tues
day evening, July IA. This was held
at the Hotel Peabody last year, and
was a great success. 1t will probably
be held there again this year. l. G..
Lazzeile, Chas a. Goodwill and Col.
James G. Frazer were appointed a
committee on refreshments.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
vOLMUE XXXvII.

List of Persons and Property other than Real
Estate in the County of MonongaIia West
Virginia, Delinquent for the Non-Payment
of Taxes thereon for the Year 1902.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03

GREENBERRY County Nononga1
that the foregoing list verify
ed of the for which
delinquent
liable distress dtaxes eoundno
GREENBERRY BARRICKMAN.
o of May,
I. DEMOSS N. P.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03

An observer looking at the new
NJ. T.. church remarked that the first
thing to do in building the church
seemed TO be TO 60 into tho hole,
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CONTRACT SIGNED.
Fourth Ward School Building
To be Ready October 1st.

u
Bloom and Hartman to Build it
Price, Bond and Other Matters In
Connection With it--Superintendent
Gallup Re. elected--AnOther Meeting
Of the Board Tuesday Night.
At a meeting of the Morgantown
school board held last night, the
contract for erecting the Fourth
ward school building was signed
sealed and delivered and bond ex-
ecuted for faithful performance OF
duty, with forfeit for inexcusable
delay.
Bloom and Han tman get the con-
tract at Sl1, $50. The building is to
be completed ready for occupancy
October first.
1t will be erected of buff brick,
with slate roof There will be six
commodious rooms. The heating
and ventilating system will be in
stalled by firm of manufacturers
in Wheeling. 1t is the gravity
system.
The building will be architectural
ly pretty and very neatly and nicely
finished on the inside Attractive
grounds will be graded around the
new structure and every thing will
be finished up in style to make all
the surroundings have an elevating
influence on the morals and culture
of the pupils.
!. N. Weaver is building the stone
foundation. Prof W. II. Gallup
was unanimously chosen as super
intendent of the Morgantown schools
by the board Thursday night.
Nothing was done in regard to
regulating salaries. Several new
teachers will have to be employed
this year, and the question of salaries
will be adjusted when it has heen
decided how many will be required,
and how much money is available.
The salary Of the superintendent is
much lower than the salaries in
most other first class cities Of West
Virginia.
Another meeting OF the board will
be held next Tuesday night, at
which the appointment of teachers
will be taken up. The date for ex-
animation of teachers may be fixed
at this meeting.
-s-s----
Resolution Of Respect.
MoRGANTowN, W. Va. May 30, 1909
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in his
all-wise providence to remove from our
midst our sister and co-worker, Mrs.
Geo. G. Sturgiss.
RESOLVED, That we, The Aid Society
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church de-.
sire to render the bereaved husband
and family an expression of our sincere
and heart felt sympathy, knowing, as
we do, that the loss sustained by us in
all church work has been fully appre-
ciated and highly valued.
RESOLVED, That in the death of Mrs.
Sturgiss we recognize an irreparable
loss that our memories OF her untirinp
energy and nobility of character. her in
terest for church and society and all
humane matters may ever prove an in
centive to greater effort by those with
whom she was associated. that we sim
cerely mourn the loss we have sustained
and bow with submission to the will
OF the Heavenly Father
That the Secretary be authorized to
send copy OF these resolutions TO the
| husband and to the three papers OF our
town.
Mas. AMI MARTIN,
MRs. M. L. HowE,
MISS L. j. Coil,
| Miss EMMA CooMBs,
Mrs. w. A. MEsrERzAT.
Committee
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03

Lindsay b. H. Peddlcord made a
flying visit to his home at Fairmont
at noon today.