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Two base hit-Kester- Sacrifice hits-Xeister Taylor
Stolen bases-Thomas. Keister Double piays-wolver-
ton Gleason and Douglass; Babb. Gilbert and McGann
Left on basesPhtladepha, 9: New-Yorl s. First base
on oalis-On Sparks. . Off McGinnity, .; off Taylor
Hit by pitched hall-By Sparks. 1: by McGnnity, L
Struck out-By Sparks. :: by Taylor. of game
l:5a Umptre-Ernslie. Attendance. 1887.
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The Reliance won. defeating the Constitution
which sailed half the course without a topmast by
~ minutes IS seconds.
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51phD EACE-For three-year-ods and upward that
nave run and not May /. with 81 600
added. One mile and sixteenth
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F udgeley brother Of the former Jockey
claimed j. l. McGinniss Tribes Hin out OF the
third race yesterday.
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H Gardner whose colt Floral King won the fifth
race was fined S1OO for being late in reaching the
paddock
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sCHooNER-CLAss B.

The winners were the Ingomar. the Katrina the
Valmore the Weetamoe and the Aspirant.
The summary OF the 9O-footers follows:
NEw-YORK CLUB CRUISE-FOURTH SQUADRON
RUN-vINEYARD HAVEN TO NEWPORT 81 MILES
SLOOPA9O-FoOT C,i.ASS
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PH1LADFLPH1A. 8. wAsHGNeToN. /.

Philadelphia -...--.--o o o 0-3
Batteries-PIank and Powers; Dunle and Kittridge
! Attendance. Il
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WESTCHEsTER
ny Total

summary: Goals estchester, Il: Neck,
Allowed by handicap-CSreat Neck. >. Total score-
Westminster. IL; Neck 9. Referee-G G. Nc
Murtry, jr-
The third game in the tournament series viii ne
played to-day. Meadow Brook II and Rumson
being the opposing teams
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SIXTH RACB-For three-year-olds and upward: sell
One mile and q sixteenth.
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Harry Nichaels Who rides for Tony Aste, and
who was thrown In the first at Brighton on
7uas5av will have a rest until the Saratoga meet
ing The boy has not been riding in his usual
form and a rest, it is thought, will bring him
around
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23

Baseball tO-dny, American League Greater y 4
xs Boston, two games. and p m way q
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BALTIMORE, .; BUFFALO.

A Baltimore r II h:
Baltimore ......,....,0 / y 10
Batteries-Wiltse and Ahern: McGee and L.Iskey.
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Inns. II N
n % = CONSTITUTION I'LL 30

The Reliance had already gained minute so
seconds on the other Now the breeze, coming true
from the southwest freshened fast Some wicked
uuffs came out OF Menemsha Blight, and in one
OF these that struck the Constitution just as
she had opened out by Gay Head at II o'clock.
her topmast snapped OF AT a point about ten feet
above the cap of the lower mast OF course this
mt her out OF the race. The wreck OF the club
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BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY

FIRST RAcE-For t~o-year-oias. sailing Five ana +.
LaE farlonEs-
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Totals ....84 81 8O18 2 Totals .-..84 6'2
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non-winners of $1,000

FIFTH RACD-For three-year-olds and upward; handi
can One nile q furlonF
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- - years e -: ] q raller

: fIaNlota-
taa-NeIlie Bel. 3. I02- ..-..-... CF'uiierl 8, .
t--a snyder. 3 l0- Cannon r7-5 Z
De Ea1er. 2 l02. ............. lSfaithevE -
toCrteusy. 4. IL N. Lewis, . 70 ] and 8 - = -
etag I. ia fBuinan). 81 ! 10 8. Sert s4Ih
Is fHcks) 80 70 : and 10 /. Dutch Dsc - -.
ls2esenl. 70 70 ! and p and Sir EliersJic rs
cochran 50 and l. Q ! -
driving Time I4s1s. Won
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olds g furiongr


Phaser. 10 G2edfern). 15 ! and G 70 :. NJ c..
la Oalt 100 70 and - Midsh!pmsn 10 5 5lsteI
- srd 70 /: Knowledge. 1l2 Cannon 70 sT5
'teAF Iloradale, IG3 G)anEmal), 70 / ana ~
anna Hastings. 100 (CochranJ. 20 I an - =,
tssI iG8 CFrecht 100 - 10 !. Col5s,,t 30;
=. i1sCl- . 20 and , 10 ]. Belle WakeNsls' zoo
.1--ey $50 20 and 30 10 J. Tweedie 100 lfsofesert
ia and y 70 !, Sunshine After Rain 10 Tsrso-,,'
= T. and - 70 J. Electric 100 GfcCanert3 3o - IN;
~ T. D. Gold TIP 10 sims 30 20 / and y ~ az az
sing Machine. l0e Doyie). 100 and 40 10 : az
IN start tair- Won easily. Time .I5ts -SO
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RELIANCE GETS oFF sHOAL.

BY dInt of shifting the live ballast and gyDins
the mainsail Captain Barr succeeded. with the
aid of the wind. in rolling the Reliance off the
shoaI at 1O:4l At 1O:49 the Reliance and the Con-
stitution gybed to starboard. and at 11:Oo they
set spinnakers to port. By 1l:lO they had
passed Nobska Point and spinnakers mad been
taken in.
The Constitution luffed across the wake of the
Reliance and between her and an old coaster
loaded win lumber She went right UP along
side the Reliance TO windward, but she was not
able to hold that position long By 11:15 the
Reliance had pulled out length IN the lead.
tn ,.-in5 Md suddenly shifted TO southwest by
south ibis and staysails were smartly set, main
sheets trimmed and ballOoners doused, and in
few minutes both slOops were sailing in a good
breeze nearly cl6sehauled on the port tack
Lucas ShoaI buoy was passed like this:
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
Locals aud Personals.

Keep your eye on chancery
Hill ,
Go TO L. NJ. behring's when you
want real bargain.
HAVE you solved the OWNAHOME
riddle?
Ed Herd came home to spend sun
day. He has been at California FIR
a couple Of weeks.
Miss Staley Adams of Tucker
county is the guest Of her sister Mrs.
G. II. Maxwell in South Park.
Mrs M. A, Feather is the guest
of her brother Mr. A. A. Werner,
and his family in East Morgantown.
AFTER tomorrow Herds corner
will no longer be a cigar store. The
location will be turned over to w.
A. Ream who will at once remodel it
for drug store.
BEFORE very long this paper will
eyeal some of the plans about new
industrial plants to be established at
RANDALL the new industrial town
near Morgantown. 1t will be a good
place to OWN A HOME.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
DOWN wIrn JOHNNY Bulls.
Was Millions War Cry Would Exter-
inmate the Englishmen -Snbdued by
officers and ON Trial.

Down on the Avenue Saturday
night, Aiya Miliiron in a burst OF
patriotism, declared war against
England He announced his deter
mination and ability TO exterminaJe
ali the Johnny Bulls in America.
and w. E. Mitchell, being unfortu-
nately an Englishman by birth, and
living in the same house with Mil
Iron, was the first victim. Milliron
wassfull Of bad whisky. He raised
an awful rumpus in getting his war
of determination under way.
The police were notified, and when
they reached the scene of hostilities
Milliron had retreated into the fast
ness OF his room. He at first refus.
ed to open the door, A threat to
break it ia, brought the response
that be would open it, and clean the
breach. Chief Price showed 3S
in his face, and Garrison eIinched
him. He was subdued and brought
to jail.
This afternoon, he is being tried
on peace warrant BEIGE Squire
Hayes. The hearing began at two
o'clock.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
WRIT OF ERROR


Granted Taylor County Man who is
Under Sentence .of Death for Cold
Blo0ded Murder.
Grant Herzog, white convict
from Grafton, who is waiting his
day of execution at the penitentiary
at Moundsyllle for the murder Of q
fellow citizen, has received word
through his attorney, j. G. st. Clair,
of Grafton, that writ of error had
been granted him by the Supreme
court. The action will necessitate
respite for him as his day OF ex-
ecution is set for July Sd.
Owing to alleged Irregularities at
the trial the writ was granted.
Herzog was drunk when the crime
was committed and it will be re-
membered that this crime created
profound criticism at the time and
was one of the most cold blooded
ones ever committed in that COM
munity. The victim it is said, was
former enemy .of Herzog's and it
Is said that the latter shot him sew
eral times before the bullets had
fatal effect and while this was In
progress the murdered man was
pleading pitifully for Herzog to
spare him, bnt the latter replied
with sarcastic smile and fired sew
eral other shots, which ended the
life of his fellow citizen. The action
of the supreme court does not in any
way mean new trial for Herzog.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29

top of steps, which he purshase1 OF my
father for 800, ] think, and | am in
formed since the steps are reality
he has advanced 5000 asking $1,000.
/ viii give Glasscock for his lot so per
cent more than he paid for it.
So you can see whether or not their
proposed contribution was generous. s
If We were disposed to grade the
street 10 front OF their lots, we would
have 10 remove the ornamental trees
In front uf them that have been placed
10 the street, which removal will be
made, grade or no grade. The streets
for travel, not trees. The steps, in
addition TO the rental of $l2 per year,
will cost about $3.50, 90, SO IL all he
said were true, you can calculate and
determine who is paying for them. /
presume his lot, and Waters two lots,
are on the market, and he is kicking
because we will not grade that street
So he can get larger profit, in COM
peting with US He will have to grow
older and wiser, and he will the for
sler, before he can catch us.
Ii there be any credit due him for
his contemplate effort from begin
ming to end, ] want him to have 1t,
and had he signed the article, it would
have saved me this tronbleand expense
for | want you, as / stated to you con-
corning the other, to charge the pub
LEGATION of this to me, believing these
personal affairs can be settled person
ally or If published should be paid.
As to the innuendo referring to
smodern cement walks in front of my
property | can say It is paid for, and
can he say the same of the building
that he Is having built in his name,
aud has he the money to pay for it?
Messrs. Hess and Mckee, who are still
doing cement work for me, presume,
would piece him walk, and | can as
sure him they know how, but they
wog4d for money, not verbal promises.
deem this is more than you and the
public wished toknow about the steps,
and as for ttCitizen,a every enc who
knows him has formed hisor her opin-
ion. If he wants more / am at home
all the time, and if be will follow the
SEGMENT walk" he will find me. This
instruction deem proper, for children
to avoid getting lost.
When the steps are done building,
including painting, bulletin boards,
shrubberfy &C., he may be able of1nd
his lot without assistance.
1t matters not what reply is made
to this, it is the last. through this
medium. from me, as three are some
people unworthy OF notice.
Respectfully,
L. V. KEGK
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
MORE ABOUT If.
Camp of the National Guard to be Held
Under Nest Favorable Auspices
This Year at Huntington.


L he animal encamnment OF the
state national guard Will be held at
Huntington. The guard will camp
this year in brigade encan, pment, and
there being only one brigade Ia the
state, only one camp viii he necessary
This camp viii commence at reveille
August 4, and will last ten days.
A most desirable location for the
camp has been procured this year
just onside OF Huntington. The us
ual difficulty Of insufficient transpar-
tation facilities will not be encoun-
tered this year, as the place descided
upon borders the inter-urban street
car line. and is along the Chesapeake
& Ohio and Baltimore s. Ohio right OF
way.
Information comes from heaiquar-
tiers that special efforts will be nfade
this year to have this encampment
be the most instructive, enjoyable and
successful one ever held In the state.
Special orders No. 26, were issued
from headquarters yesterday. The fol-
lowing designations were accepted by
it:
First Lieutenant z. T. Stewart,
quartermaster of the lst Infantry.
Reason, physical disability.
Second Lieutenant j. Lee Sehon,
quartermaster first battalion, End
Infantry. Reason, removal from state
First Lieutenant William d. Hop
per, Signal corps.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
WANTS ROADS REPAIRED.
Col. McDermott Calls Attention to
Conditions Which Deserve To BE
Rcmedied.~

To the Editor OF the New Dominion.
! wish to call the attention OF
those who are responsible, to the
condition of the roads leading into
Morgantown from The country. From
the ending OF the paved streets-out
to the city limits, all of, the roads
are IN a horrible condition, in fact
the country roads beyond the city
limits are good, having been worked
and put in shape, but the City Coun
Gil do not appear to think that they
are expected to keep the roads up.
/ understand that contract was
made with some party to repair and
keep up the road between Wiley
street and the Experiment Station,
and that is the very worst road, as
well as the most used road going
out of the city. All strangers com
ing to Morgantown and Cheat River
drive that way, and the impression
which that road will make on a
visitor win be nothing less than a
decision never to return to this
country for vacation.
We cannot afford to neglect the
roads aud streets inside of the city
limits. If the City Council have let
contracts TO keep the roads in good
condition they should see that the
parties having these contracts do
the work not only promptly, but
properly.
A road machine ana four horses will
fix the hill road leading to Cheat
river in one day, if the city will fur
nish supervision that will get work
that they should get from those
under contract. We cannot afford
to neglect the. roads and streets
leading in and out Of the City, es-
pecially those inside of the city
limits. 1t hurts the town in every
way. | am sware that the town
officials do not shave very much
money to use for road repairing, but
they should get something for what
they do spend. Let us have the
roads drained 0f water and made
passable.
Jos II. McDERMoTT.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
OF UNTOLD VALUE
The Information Contained In This
Gentleman's statement is Priceless.

Gentleman's Statement Is Priceless.
The hale, the hearty. the strong
can afford to toss this paper to one
side impatiently when they read the
following, but any sufferer In Morgan
toTn who has suffered hours of tor
ture caused by kidney complaint will
stand in his own light ii he does not
follow the valuable advice offered
mere.
III. Glenn Fleming, florist OF $40
Locust Ave. Fairmont says: beyond
all question Doan's Kidney Pills are a
remedy OF untold value. Not only
can / speak positively from personal
experience but it has been used with
very satisfactory results by other
members of my family. / am more
than justified in saying that what
have read about the preparation and
what have heard people say about
it is positively proven to be facts BY
its use. No one in this vicinity need
be at all dubious about going to their
druggist for Doan's Kidney Pills. They
can depend upon the preparation.
Just such emphatic ENDORSEMENTS
can be had right here in Morgantown.
Drop into J. M. Reed & Cos. drug
store and ask what their customers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster Milburn Company Buff
falo, N. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
TROLLEY CAD.
Outside Think that Road to Cheat
Should Come Soon n hat the Com
pany Thinks.

A crowd Of men in a local real es
tate Office were discussing varies
topics this morning. Among others
that came up was the proposed troll
ley line to Cheat. 1t was the con
sensus of opinion among this gronn
Of business men. that the first sub
urban trolley road out Of Morgan
town should be built TO Cheat. 1t
was thought that the road TO the
mountains would pay well through
the summer months.
Col. McDermott, president of f
NJ. u c. r Electric Railway com
pany says that the road 10 Cheat
will probably be built next year. II
could not be completed in time for
traffic this summer in any event. II
begun this fall, and completed in
time to carry passengers next sum-
mer the road will have been built
within the charter limit, and the
promoters will have shown better
judgment about their own affairs
than any one outside the company
could dictate.
An electric road to Granville
might pay in winter, while one to
Cheat could hardly be expected to
pay more than operating expenses
during the winter months. MANY
people would like to have road to
Cheat this summer, but it is NOT
among the possibilities.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
STILL CLAIMS HER.
George Householdc. comes back
to get his wife.


Another Warrant Issued and Another
Hearing Set Mrs. Fonssett again Ar
rested ON charge Of Bigamy-house-
holder In jail, too. for being drunk
and Disorderiy.
Two weeks ago today, the New
DOMINION published -astory in which
it was related that George House
holder and Anthony Foussett each
claimed Marie Russell as his wife.
Foussett eloped to Oakland and
MARRIED the girl there, and shortly
afterwards, Householder appeared
from Youngstown, Ohio, and claim
ed she was his wife. the woman
denied this, but warrant was is
sued and hearing set before Squire
Hayes. Householder did not appear
at the hearing, and the case was dis
missed. 1t was dropped from the
docket, and out of the public mind
Saturday night, George House.
holder came back TO town on the 8
o'clock train, and the case was again
opened. He went to Squire Hayes
for warrant charging Mrs. Fousset
with bIgamv, but the Squire remem-
bering bis previous experience, refus-
ed to issue it, Householder then
went to the sheriff and Justice Shoe,
maker was called out of bed to issue
a warrant. The officers went out to
Foussett's house near the Pump Sta
tion, arrested the woman and
brought her to jail.
Sunday mornings she was taken be-
fore Squire shoemaker, and after a
few preliminary questions, she was re-
leased on bail, and hearing set for
two o'clock this afternoon.
Meanwhile, Householder had been
making things hum, He got hilar
ious over the approaching litigation,
and Policeman Fleming locked him
up Oh the charge of being drunk
and disorderly, He will have to pay
the costs of his jamboaree, or remain
in jail.
When Householder was here be-
fore, he got careless with a revolver,
1t is alleged, and at I 80 this even
ing, he will have to answer the
charge. It is alleged Householder
went to the home of George Binnix,
where the woman he claimed was
staying, and tried to enforce his
claims with revolver. Several par
ties claim to have seen him with the
gun, though he had none when
searched by an officer.
Householder has employed VIM.
r. Glasscock as his attorney. He
mas marriage certificate, signed
and sealed by notary public, at
jamestown, New York, in which his
marriage to Marie Russell is record
ed.
He claims that he has witnesses
in Morgantown who will identify the
present Mrs. Foussett as the Marie
to whom he was married. She is q
Waynesburg girl, 1t is alleged, and
lived with Householder at Canton,
Ohio, until April %, when she went
to the Greene county capital to visit
her people. When Householder
came to find her, he located her in
Morgantown.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
SOME MORE PAVING.
University to Pave Couple of Streets
This Summer-Paying Matters Gem
orally.

The street along the lower side of
the University from Front street to
High is to be paved. Beechnrst will
also be paved through the Univer-
sity this summer. These two bits
of paving will be done by the Uni
versity itself and when this is done
this viii be about all the paving
that will be necessary about the IN
stitution for some time.
Lover Beechurst is Ito be paved
Immediately and curling IS beng
placed on it now The gap in Wal
nut street from the MADEIRA Hotel TO
Front street may be paved as all
objection has been withdrawn by
the property holders along the
street.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
ANNUAL SETTLEMENTS
With Boards of Education in Prepara-
ton Some Interesting Figures Tn.
ion Districts Savings.

Deputy Sheriff A. L. Demoss is very
busy these days preparing the
annual settlements with the school
boards in each district Of the county.
There Isl lot of work connected with
this and it will be several weeks before
they are all completed and ratified by
the Boards of Education.
The reports will show omeinterest-
ing figures. For Instance, over in Union
District, they have been saving up"
aud have over $1700 to the credit of
their building fund. On the other
hand, Grant District has deficit In
the building fund OF 1895. Battelle
and Morgantown Independent dis
tricts both have deficits in the teach
ers funds. The full figures will be
published in these columns when the
reports are complete.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
ALL street hats, on sale at Il. NJ.
Darturo Of ono hal! prian

ALL street hats, ON sale at +. M.
behring's at one halt price.
THERE Is no Iadian legend connect
ed with the name OWNAHOME nor
is it an Indian name as many suppos-S
ed. 1t Is suggestion which many
hundred persons will take adyan-
taee OF to own home In the new In
dustrial town OF Randall Date Or
opening later.
AN egg famine il reported in the
local markets. and Preston county
merchants are not much better sups
Piled than our own. Twenty-Five
cents DER dozen IL graeEs 0s1aIsa seA
eggs. but the demand IL fur ahead 5ff
the snnnlv At this high DrSce.
IF ron can net ilnS + y Town = =
nr6asSs Z
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-29
TWO CENTS
NOT 50 BAD.
Morgantown has Fewer Fever
Patients Than Reported.

no Contagious Diseases now in Ine
city-ycry few new eases oil Fever
Conditions Better than In ether
t:t.eg.
Reliable facts and figures are now
at hand TO prove that the supply OF
patience exercised by much deceived
and imposed upon public il larger by
far than the number OF fever patients
in Morgantown
A canvdss lust completed, OF all the
physicians Ia town, eighteen ia num-
Der, discloses the fact that there are
thirty five fever patients altogether In
the city, including those eonyalescent
and nearly ready TO be discharged
cured. While this number Is large
enough, 1t Is much smaller than the
reports that have been sent broadcast
over the state.
No new cases are reported, except
by one physician, and several OF The
cases included In this number are we'll
on the road to recovery. This report
includes the cases la the hospitals In
the city
Estimating our total population Ia
city and suburbs at 10000 this Is one
fever patient for every 800 people, at d
time when conditions have been re-
ported to be alarming here In q
week longer, the number of cases will
be considerably less.
So far as can be learned the town ii
free from any contagious disease, such
as diptheria, cholera, bubcnic plague,
sea rlet fever or small pox. Not case
OF any OF these diseases is reported 10
the city or suburbs.
On the whole, the health OF the
city Is far better than many people Ia
other places would have you think
While there is still room for improve
ment, these Improvements are being
made. Many unsanitary places have
been a6ated, and this work OF abolish
ing unhealthful conditions will be
steadily pursued by the mayor ana
city council.
We challenge any other city the
size Of Morgantown in this section Of
the state to show as clean a bill OF
health as this city has to show. 1t
would be good idea for those who
have been reporting 100 cases OF W
phoid fever in the town TO get some
one TO count for them.