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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31
NEW AUTOMOBILE RECORD.
Torpedo. shap ped Steamer Gees Mile IN I
Minute As SecondS

Bos1oN. May sn.-F. E. Stanley. with his
torpedo sha ped steam carriage went mile
in minute 2 As seconds at the Readvile
track this afternoon in a race against the
worlds record OF minute 5 seconds, made ut
Providence last year The new mark was
the only notable feature OF the card Of ten
races that were run OF under the auspices
of the Massachusetts Automobile Club They
were the first automobile races ever held in
this state, and nearly 5000 people turned out
to watch them. The pursuit race between
Harry Fosdyk and Kenneth A. Skinner was
the feature Of the day. Fosdyk won. catching
Skinner after nine and half miles.
Stock Teams; Three miles-Won by 7: F., Stan +.
ley: a. HlnclifYe. second: Louis Ross. third j. b.
Jay. fourth. Time. I minutes % ? 8 seconds
Motor Cycles-Fiye mlles-won By ! peRosier.
fourth. Time, q minutes 81 is seconds
Gasolene, I.(0) Pounds and IndeT.Five miles
Won hv II. V. Chamberlain l.. II. Roberts, seconds:
W. Jameson. third: A. X. Bangs. fourth. Time.
O minutes 3 seconds.
Gssolen., Over, 1000 Pounds and s Under 9ooo
skinner second: Harry Fosdyk. third: +. Tudor.
Invitation. Five Miles-Won by J. II; MeAlman:
L. r. Spenre, second f. Tudor. third Time. Z
minutes S8 SIS seconds.
Ga soienc over 1000 Pounds. Two Mlles-Won
by Harry Fosdyk: John l., Snow second George
az miles Time. 70 minutes 80 As seconds,
Sweepstakrs-Three miles-Won by Harry Fos-
dyk: ]. l., Snow. second, Time. minutes q
seconds.
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Al Toronto.

TORONTO Ont, May S.-The players and book
make rs quit about even at Wood1ine to day. Claude
frightened most Of the entries out OF the mile
and-a furlong race and had no trouble In capturing
the event
First Race-Six turlongs- -Hicaway. 100 Munro,
TO @ won: Eucaire. 100 tHodgson>. TO I, second:
George Perry. 81 (Croghan). TO l. third. Time,
l:l8ii. Gold Cure Directum. Sly Boots. Cassville,
Mari Kingbrook, Rldcau. Star Gazer. AaSeue:
Maggie W., The Elba. Clarena and Lady Russell
Second Race-Flve furlones-Termagant III
81 to L. second. sky Blue. los Castrol. to third.
Time. 1907. Ercula. All Good, Strange Device
and Con Amore also ran.
Third Race.-One mile and a siStecnth--Easy
Street. III (Hoan, II 10 5. won Merftment, Us
Adams). to S. second; Butter Scotch. iis a. DAILY
10 to 1. third. Time. l:5oh. Maiden, Procession
and Crestfaen also ran
Fourth R,ce-Stre nlechase. about two miles and
Hero. iSs INT. Lee 20 10 /. second; buffer, los
iGreham). TO |. third Time. 8:l4A. Ten Bellows,
Zero. Tweed and Zoo also ran.
Fifth Race One mile and an eighth-Claude.
i29 81. Daly). tn Is. won: James F. 100 a.. DAlyl
to rs. second: Marcelan, lis tHoar. Is 10 third.
Time. 1904. Jerry also ran.
Sixth Race-Sl1 ADMINISTRATORS. l0S u. DAILY.
7to2 won Rayelment. los IT Walsh, $40 I, second;
Earl Of Norfolk, io2 tAdsms. TO 5, third. TINE.
Fisher. Australia. Gosslpcr, Lady Powhattan,
Monida and Adele Harding also ran.
Seventh Racc-SS furonss-Drstitutc. I07
Castro, 3 10 l. won: Frank Love, io+ tBuckleyi
Is to l. second Rio Bnmha. 100 Rlake,. sto third
Time. Il7ls. June Collins. Amahagga. Fueeo, on
In the Can Taps. Veneer. Cartoon. Maria Vaughn.
Healing Save and Walbrook also ran.
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TIGERS REATEN BY YALE.
Eli Base Runner Punches Princeto OMAN
Who Tries to Hold Him.

NEW HAVEN. May 30.-In a baseball game
full Of phenomenal plays Yale defeated Prince
ton this afternoon by score Of to /. The
| visitors outbatted the homo team. but could
not bunch their hits. The features OF the
game were one-handed catch by Underhil.
the cutting OF of Barness hit by Purnell.
who made a sensational stop. and OBrien s
double play which was the prettiest piece Of
work seen on Yale Field In years DO tn
teams fielded we'll. but several costly errors
BY Princeton lost the game. Chittenden won
the game for Yale when he knocked out
three-base hit In the NTH inning. scoring
Metcalf.
and before the game the undergraduates
from each university kept things lively with
cheering and songs, delegation OF Prince
ton men, SOC. strong, WAS in the eastern part
~ the grand stand, Led by Bin Ed wards,
the old football guard. steve McClave and
others they made things lively.
An incident Of an UNPLEASANT nature married
an other Wise clean game. In the third inning
Purncll held BarnweIl at third base when the
latter attempted to mn home, Barnwell
promptly struck the Princeton man. and q
storm OF Kisses went throuch the grand
stand. Just at the finish Of the game. news
came OF the victory Of Yale in the intercol.
ieeintes. Pandemonium broke loose, and
the undereraduates rushed on to the field
and carried OF the victorious ball players.
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Al Chicago.

CHICAGO May So.-As easily - he wo n his other
two victories. Charlie Rllis1n's grand colt Skiful
at odds Of 0 to S, captured the Flight Stakes At
Hawthorne this afternoon. -Four lengths back was
Gregor K. another Derby candidate. and John A.
third. a length behind. The position OF the three
colts did not alter after they swung Into the stretch
The stake was worth $3.50 net to Ellison. but he
won much more than that In the betting ring.
In spite Of the threatening weather large crowd
was present. and betting was brisk. John McGuTk
easily won the Prairie Stakes.
First Race-Four furlongs-St. Paula. l0e &c.
Cray, TO ?, won: Katie Powers. los Henry,
is to l. second Gen. Steward. 1903 adkins, 70 1.
third. Time .05O 3-5. Milkirk. Wreath Of Ivy.
Determination. Foresight and Lady Fonse also
Second Raee--steeplech.se: short course--puke
iss Owens. S to ?. second: ASen Ps1,on 10
Hayes, q to |. third Time. 2:ss. Spurs. Farrell
Third Race-The Flight Stakes six furiongs-
Skilful. l02 Oh. Booker. o to s, won: Gregor K.
1902 (Rcln,. 10 to /. second: High Chancellor. 90
Tormonde, Ahoia. Oreandie, Colder Rule. First
Chip and The Lady also ran
Fourth Race--Tne Prairie Stakes: two miles
John McGurk 100 lAdkins), 10 2. won: Barrack.
100 Helgersonl. is TO S. second: Rolling Doer; 1S
d q to S. third. Time. Sa3 as, Only three
starters.
Fifth Race--Fiv furongs-poor Boy. 100 (He
gerson,. 10 to s. won Sardne, 1872 REIN. II 70 $.
Second. Haviland. 10s tDOminick,. s to |. third.
Time. 1903 is. At,elle orisus and Joe Martin also
MI Dnsle, 20 adkins. to :. third: Time, las.
Bonnie Lis,ak, Merops The Bobby, Canyon. Paul
aker. Prairie Dog. Cogswell. Ro!lirk II! and Banana
Cream also ran
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HARLEM r.. @. REGATTA.
wind Dies Out and Not Ono Of the Yacssts
II Able to F1nish the Ceurse.


Not one Of the yachts In the annual regatta
OF the Harlem Yacht Club was able to COM
plete the course yesterday. and when the sun
sank in a blaze OF golden glory the yachts
that had not already been towed to the club
house at city Island werc drifting listlessly
along the Sound with good prospect Of stny-
ing there until midnight. Those OF the yachts
mon who were fortunate enough to reach
port barely had time to change their sea toys
for evening drcs. and take part In the recep-
The courses for all classes were triangular
the black of ManSoSs Point and h he
s Ss sa %rnea q aen aSy
s5oss s0y tS. t .sns sad fnd G
stakeboat and The, regatta committee
hand
The preparatory whistle sounded at 1890,
intervals. close hailed VI With booms to star
board The direction q the Wind ~ hsai
dead to wind ward. close reach on the star.
board tack to the second mark and a broad
reash on the pert tack to the anish Linz II.
rails awash in tn the following order: ~
l?:35OO-Aquila and Annie
T.m@any spsrrew. '' Dorothy SfS Xdoiaids and
SnappeI -,
ssSo-hmly Golden Colder ff Rod ft and t Iau
Before the leaders cached the first. mark
the wind veered AROUND to me south wsrd
Ss tire buoy 'Ht h "a e dro rs To-
hugxins the thern 8 ort, kent a light, breeze
rounding ling tie PARSONAGE Point buoy The
race vas called o. ut 1880 O'Clock.
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The Brooklyn Club yesterday visited
Staten Island, where II gained an easy victory
over the Livin gston Field Club by an innin gs
and 1871 runs H. Rushton was in flne form
for the winners. both with bat and ball. for
in addition to taking eight wickcts for is
runs he made the top score OF the match
with a free inning OF ~ For Livingston.
W. F. Lewis was the only man to reach double
figures In the first innings. but in the second
attempt Mt the ba. W }. II. CLARK hit freely
for 90 md 4. l.. 6. Cooke played we'll for II.
TIE score was ea+ to p,
The Manhattan Cricket Club opened it's
With . game against Kings County and gained
in wse Kay ~ aso rSo~ed good sye
for 2s Double figures wero also added by
II b. Coyne and +. j Prendersast, The
The ESSEX, County and. Columbia. Oval
association .crnmpions lip contest Of 1907.
litter, by their victory By 10 wickets. secured
,he ,Iophy \ ia Escob nnS and ssignior
effrcctiTely for Columb in oyal and took six
iii, inn tne ,feat Of bowling four wickct- in
consecutive balls. The score was se to 50.
The West Indians accomplished a bowling
feat in tNcir game at Prospect Park against
the Ttistles. whom they dismissed in neir
aycntuilly by 10 wic;ets, The totals were.
Tnistlrs. Is and 40; West Indians. IS and 81
The Manhut tan second eleven sent tenn
Of only seven men TO Newark for its associa-
,ion game with Newark. and as a con sequence
was easily defeated by 1870 runs. The totals
were. Newark, l73; Manhattan H., -.
The team OF the ooeanic played the West
Indians B tenn Mt Prospect Park and was
had declared their innings closed with four
wickrts down The totals were. West Indians,
io3. = :. Oceanic, 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31
RACING on OTHER TRACKS.
At LtOnlA.

CINCINNATI. Msy SO.--Reservstion won the
Decoration Handicap over a muddy track AZ La :
tonia to day. He was backed down from TO
to7to2. The colt was ceverly rated by Romanelli.
who avoided the early pace and from NTH position
IN the stretch went TO the front and passed the
others. winning easily BY two lengths from Fon.
soluca.
First Race-Six furlongs-Flcuron. Il3 (Scullyl
to Iewon: Aismanzo, 100 tMeMlllanl, is 10 S,
second! Goo Goo. 81 bliss, o to 1, third, Time.
ilsN. Mint Leaf Harlem Lane. Remark. John
Drake and Margaret Steele also ran.
Second Race One mIle--Mandamus. los Is.
Bonner. 4 to |. won: Welch Girl. 100 tBeauchamp,,
third. Time. l;4o. North Wind. Invictus, Little
Duchess. Bean. Choice, Hurry and Locust Blossom
also ran.
9 to s, won San Marino. iol Paup, so to l. second;
Princess Lucille l0l IS Bonner. 10 third. Time.
lo7l. Silver Thistle. Danube. Ricena. and Good
Cheer also ran.
Fourth Race-Decoration Handicap: one mile
and a sixteenth Reservation, aS N1OmanelllI I
to 2. won: Fonsoluca. % (Sculy). to 10. second;
Jack Rstn. lis Iandryl. to l. third Time,
1Aii Sinner Simon. Silk Cord and WoodlAkc
also ran.
Fifth R.ee-Fiye turlongs.Scip!o los tBesg'
champ. to I. won: Walter DufYv loQ Is, Bonner
!? TO 1. second: st. Paris. 10? tRomsne!D. is 70 !,
third Time, l:oa. Edonoso Huckleberry Finn,
Cohasset and Felix Martin also ran.
Sixth Race One mile and 70 yards-Gold Bel.
iol. !Rcedl. e TO- won; Binehe!lo. los IS Bonner
10 I. second; Tom Hall 103 (Ellisl, 20 to L. third.
Time. i;3. Senior. Luigart and Altoona also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31
Police aue, ROW at Cycle Races.

AsprnY PARK, n. J., May 30 The feature
~ the bicycle race meeting In Aebury Park
to-day, held under the auspices OF the Oreos
A c., was wrangle In which visitors ana
spectators participated The row was oauseu
nv nm alleged effort on the part Of Gus and
Harry WesinG Of the New York A. G. 10 prac-
tise team work In the mile open. Gus delln;
ersteiy threw his body In front OF the wheei
ridden by Harry Rushton. who WAS con-
sidered a dangerous factor; s ,,o
The spectators became inesnsed T ana ,a ,he
police we're Obliged g ipterposs nda me n nit,
the haif-niIe handicap was CAPTURED ~
Lewis bennett Of 4sbHry Perm ths n swo,m.e
ma "A Xurreii of Newark WON the twc:thirds,
mile novice. W. Z. Quinn Of Freehold Jumped
70 feet 9 nchee In three standing broad Jumps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31
Records Broken At Andover.Excter Games

ANpovfR. Mass. May so,Andover was
an easy winner over Exeter In the annual
track games to-day. the former academy
scoring So l-S points to Exeter's 81 30. Three
records were broken. Capt. sumner OF And
over covering 100 yards IN 10 seconds Nat:
20 feet iik inches, another new mark. while
N. X; Smith o. Andoyer ran the mile n min,
ts 4 JbS .t: sT
was q BIG point winner for his school, captur-
ing first places In the broad jump. IT, half
mile and Quarter-mlle runs -
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There were thirty-two place prizes In all,
and t,e other. prize winners in the order OF
the finish. from the twentieth place on. were.
Fred Kughcr SomeIville; Jerome Stelnert,
Woehr, Newark: John 4. Cox. Co1.s Landing
W. Va; c. W. Widman Newark: W. II. Boydon
Newark: Cllfrord Jenkins Wyoming: William bras
tai Newark: John ". Parsons. Rrookdac: Oscar
Wolfarth Iryington: II. j. Gilbert, Newark.
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Totals, ....2 FI6 ~ lotaS''
sCosrr6yc out. hit by batted ball.

. ~IUsETuFo Vu'' F'F ~ n n, n n n !,
princeton ..............O o o 0 o--i
Three bsse hl,-chlttenden: Sacrifice hits.
o'Brien. t.aInwell; Stolen basesEPlerson, Wells.
81 Bowman. ); Of. steyens . l. Lei! on bases
calf Hit BY pitcher Cosernve. Umpire Hoili
day T1mc--2 hours. AttcndAncc-3.00O.
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Rensselaer, Athletes Beat Rivals.

ALBANY. May s0.-In the Union College,
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute track meet
too the latter won by score OF 81 to IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31
All Goods Advertised Are Sold
at Both Stores.

John Moore states briefly that he hns some
bargains In fashionable carriages at 50 War
in the country. md even the little folks can
ho suited In n tran for the pony. Everything
else used In n driving outfit cnn be found here
accessories that go 70 make the thing COM
plete. Patrons of the house sreak highly
Of the, manner in which the business is con-
Quoted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31

40 long that the public has come TO look for
the best at price many other dealers charge
for inferior goods The department do
is one OF the most complete In tho hiG store.
Everything Is up to date and made In man
ner that combines style and finish with eX-
cellenoe: and. then. the price Is always right.
The Bedford WAGON Works at 7sl Bedford
avenue, Brooklyn, make q specially OF selling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31

Newark, annoInce a complete line Of every
thing in horsehesh. from the heavy drauGht
horse to the high stepping cob or the road
Shetland ponies and miniature horses suited
to the use OF children and women. Every
representation Of this firm can be relied
upon.
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DAILY bow: George A. Chase. stroke.
The New Yorks got on in the lead with the
the , se.s e ss seSilers hit Il UP at pace
that made 1t doubtful as 10 the winner. For
s h set hsa on OF ens the @
s He nc ssr G% but bsd steering which took
1s s. vss Se Nsw YeTk. M
the third Of beat length TO spare from the
Seawanhakes. Time. minutes IS seconds,
JUNIOR PAIR -oARxp RHEfdS.
Union B. Civilian G. Ehni. bow: John II.
Hgn s:,. sssSHe o-cn.nes Becannou bow: Robert
' Metropolitan r. c.-H. L. Augustine bow; j. T.
Inne Star b. C.J Lnicnthal, bow; L. Kaufman,
stroke.
The race from the start was between sa,S the
and 6at the o ne aons and Nets
Steadily hf away from the Lone Stars and keep,
Unions we're third. Time, minutes A.:
eee'"o'' JUNIOR ouApnupLE scuLLs.
SON ns J: r. ot cochrsn. s. Il. p. Johnson. stroke;
Ps!lsasPs,. IS syw cqs s,sote. 0o" 'oS"ee
: = sSss$ $:y .;;st, r '''''' q
oa uss Of ft he ' sdVsnt.se sew YoEs
asps sso ls lfS The his cr ssa ba at
ph;sties The philadrlphias hung on In
saIs 1t style. bow TO STERN andWade several
sp1rts which put them nlmost bow TO bow
no time in drawing away and maintai lined
their ies d to the finish. beating the New Works
by eleven seconds. Time, Sminutes 2se conds
sEHIoR povBLE scUIIs
staten Island Boat Club-oliver I. Johnson bow;
Harold Scrym0eS, stroke ,,.,... A.-
FiyN Bohenian Boat Club-Frank Veseley, bow
vsspsT Boas Grub. Pima deiphis--o. W. Engle.
bow h. {. Lockwood. stroke.
The race WA between the Bohoes and
vespers. 70 the half the Vespers we're slightly
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-02
KILLED BY TRAIN.
Former Resident of .Morgantown run
Over at Uni0nt0Wn and kiIled-J0s.
Lewis is the Victim.

Joseph Lewis of Uniontown was
struck and killed by train yester-
day while on his way home This
was in full view of his wife Mr.
Lewis's neck was broken, there was
cut in his head and he was bruised
more or less all over the body. No
physician was called, as he lived
but few seconds.
Deceased was horn in NJ organ
town, w. Va, February %, 1915,
but had lived IN Fayette county
about 30years. About 40 years ago
he married Miss Mary Sullivan in
Preston county who survives him,
together with the following children
Marshall, Oliphant; Tate, Romeo;
William, Continental No. /, John, at
home, and Mrs. S. r. Price, ALE.
gheny City. He also leaves the fol-
lowing sisters Mrs. A. F. Downs,
Wilson Avenue, and Mrs Somerfield
Dering of Morgantown
During the Civil war Mr.. Lewis
served in Company A Of the First
West Virginia cavalry and made a
second enlistment, serving in all. five
years.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-02
FOUND BIZ HIS OWN son.
Body Of Jacob Murphy Found MaagIed
on Tracks at Montana Found by Son
who is a Brakeman.


jacob Murphy, the miner from
Dellslow who was killed at Montana
Saturday night was found dead, and
mangled on the track by his own son,
Fred Murphy. Young Murphy Is a
night brakeman on local freight
which runs down the f. NJ. & p.
branch from Fairmont for coal The
body was seen ia the glare OF the
headlight b. the train crew. When
they gathered around the mangled
form, the boy brakeman peered down
into the face ana exclaimed ia horror,
hMy God! Its my own father.
Jacob Murphy took dinner with
his son ia Fairment Saturday and in
the afternoon left for Murray TO visit
his sister. The presence of his body
on the track is a mystery. No one
saw him at Murray. It is supposed
he went there, and not finding his
sister at home started to walk back to
Fairmont. It was supposed he was
killed by the excursion train from
this city. The body was found about
two O'clock Sunday morning.
The body was buried yesterday at
Catawba. His wife and family OF 8
children of Dellslow went up yester-
day to the funeral.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-02
Old Borough Limits.

Within the .Old Borough Limits
OF Morgantown facing Wiley street
on the East and Price street on the
West are twenty nice building lots
formerly a part of the we'll known
Ed Wells property. They lie in the
Northeastern part of the town tht
most desirable resident part thereof
in fact, about the only unimproved
lots within the old borough limits
A three minutes walk will take you
to the University Grounds, the Pub
lie School and to all the enurcheo oil
the town with two exception A
five minutes walk will land you at
the Post Office, Court House and the
business center of the town.
For fine view Of the mountains
and surrounding country this loea
ton positively cannot be excelled.
The street car line passes within
300 feet of tue premises and the
track is now land. The streets over
which the car line passes are paved
anu Tilt GAio Will BG ! ddHiu2 " u
them CD or before July first.
These lots vary in size from
45x100 feet to over 50x125 feet.
Lots located not over three squares
distant from there sell at from three
to five thousand dollars and are not
so large. In the course of the next
two or three years these lots will
occupy central position in the resi-
dent part of the city, the growth OF
same being today IN that direction.
| will be glad to show this proper
tv to any or all who may desire to
look whether they buy or not. The
terms will be made as reasonable as
any one desires.
My residence, 81 N. Spruce ST is
on a direct route to the premises
from the business part of the town
There will always be some one there
to show you and give terms.
G. w. FINNELL.
57I Spruce St
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-02
DOG ORDINANCE DRAWN
Ana Presented to C0uncil-Main Fea
lures of the New Law.

The dog ordinance as amended by
City Solicitor Beall was presented to
council last night and read for the
first time. The amendments require
that pound shall be provided in
which all dogs captured by the police
shall be kept for sixty hours. AT
the end OF that time, they shall be
killed 10 the most humane way posi-
Bile, under the supervision OF the HUI
name Society.
Any deg owner may redeem his dog by
calling al the pound, paving the tax,
fee OF SO cents TO the officer and the
expense Of keeping it. The dogs, If
valuable, may be sold after sixty hours
If a purchaser presents himself.
Officers are directed to use the ut
most care in regard to dogs belonging
to farmers and droyers that are pas
sing through town. For dog owners
who remain in the city only short
time, special provision is made.
They will be required to pay at the rate
of Is cents per month for males so for
females.
A penalty of $25, or imprisonment
and labor upon the streets is provided
for any one detected in using counter
felt tags.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-02
Rent ana Want Ads.

POINTER LosT-Lost pointer gyp
answering to the name OF Bess. The
dog is liver and white uniformly
marked. Reward paid for return to
lis Beverly Avenue.
House FOR RENT-For rent Ave
roomed house with cellar. Call on
w. f. Sennett, No White Ave,
South Park.
LoTs FOR sALE-For sale two lots
ON Beverly avenue. Horace Atwood
Bell phone 127.
LoTs FOR sALE-For sale three lots
In Smiths addition, eight lots in Sa-
braton, two lots on South High street.
For particulars call on
G.. w. SEMANs
1876 Sturgiss street.
Rooms AND BOARDING Elegant
rooms and boarding for SIS week.
Call at 163 Clay street, South Nor
gantown.
GIRLS wANTED-Two dining room
girls. Wages $50 per month Apply
to or address Manley Hotel. FairmOnt
w. Va.
FoR RENT--A few new houses with
bath and other conveniences on the
Peninsula.
For SALE--Four choice lots In the
Peninsula. For particulars call at
this Office.
For SALE-Two piece Hall Rack,
cost $25.00, will sell for $500. One
Oxadized 6 light Combination
Chandelier complete, cost $500,
will sell for $500. Large double
Coo Coo Clock, cost $500, sell for
800. Inquire OF this Office or 1872
Maiden Alley.
For SALE-Fiye room new house
and lot in Sabraton, near Steel
Works. Price, $500 down, balance
like rent. Two of the best lots in
Browns Addition. Near bridge. so
by 100 It. Terms to suit New
twelve room house with all modern
convenienees. Steam heat. Best
location in South Park. Easy
terms. Apply to F. B. Bannister.
For SALE-I have the residence
property of Col r. Z. Fast, corner
of Chestnut street Il Bnmbo for sale
at bargain. Ia rooms Bath rooms
Two entrances, one from each street
Laundry, instantaneous heater, and
everything up to date.
For prices and terms call on
JOSEPH III Mills
Real Estate Agent
bowers Bldg. Court Square.