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New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

stS which ths market PrCduSse The srss1 n0o Of
city shs six 'ss rs
seem 70 6e seen through yell OF Grnoks ,r Tnsfs s
ssa.s sss s'fx pn,sa
materisi which shows &. little Pompadour
up with = skirs SHRED in = yoke about the hips
snd trnmsd wish lot Of tiny psass sSSat o9es tes
a05 pinf ns 1iiE fouRaatiOS % made With EHiaes
d1 s 1os dos aS sh9 as M VAST in
such a fashion that no belt Is necessary In place place
IN bo~ S11f Sehisd T & worn Tse eoIIsr. dssp
Hss % Sf slsSs sse d and
ends hnished with black fringe reaching o4 GOVT w
atR eRe on veS Ths
at the aa o sTs gut TO u 991 WITH
of tas IL six fa has e hs gound with
Pompedour pattern printed on pale oIue sIIIPes;;
t5e 8e s sOr ruKar V Of
s0ps bst thi IN hsSasfs and
gdsd s cSn saS Is ha made asns f 0p lace
trimmed with several rows Of entredeux and Is fin
aSd fasRlon 0'S The n Sel %hlch runs hish front
Gf Oy s % Bow and e the IN
and to make fun bags over the elbows are trimmed
5s:oR. Eheh snna familiar s to IS st.
pane Rs1 pSe nsa Ssg win an mo6e 5sT
SGsS @ % e plates ;St s5
Of Ti 4. hs skirt IS .Rd rnG
| knots done in white floss. This idea Of trimming
| the very bottom of the skirt is nov much liked.
The belt is Of black satin closed with big Dlrec-
blouse opens to show narrow vest ana small en-
BoR.1 aPs H Sa Of fy by se e
/ from which falls rabat of embroidered linen
| SUGGESTS BLoTTING PAPER.
| A number of the summer models, both for cloaks
| and costumes, appear in thick, soft linen stun
| which suggests blotting paper. In fact the French
| call 1t "toile buvard'' 1t makes smart summer
| tailored suits trimmed with many pattes OF the
| same stuff and black cotton braid or ornaments.
| Pioues especially those dotted and figured, are
| prominent arpong the SUNNI er models ana tAeS
| eve noads dressy with fancy braids and cotton
| cordeliers and ornaments A handsome example OF
| a white pioue hecked with black has pleated
ert with the pIeats held about the hips by straps
Of fancy cotton braid. showing a design like that
of errnine This design is of the hits in sum-
roer trimmings In this instance the braid is again
used or the bottom of the skirt, and also to trim
| deep collar the blouse; 49,, o. s, -, =
Hats are far less fiat than they were during me
! winter In fact the most astonishing noVeIfy mas
| a decided turnup to the hrim in the back ana a
| little to one side. This gives a becoming line TO
| tbe 6ETre and is a relief after the flats hats
Witch have been so universally worn, and which
! are stiiI seen. Put most women are now putting
tn xiii the very fat shapes which are impossible
| with a high coiffure. The round turban Shapes
are excellent style. and there Will probably be
more Of them this spring than any other one
shane The three-cornered shapes are in again.
and indeed seem never destined to go out; and
ing hats which stick out in rather exaggerated
fashion in front and turn up sharply on the SIDES
An example Of this shape in an elaborate white
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
GOWN OFFER FOR SHORT PERIOD.

G. Brodsky, ladies' tailor and furrier, No. 200
West Forty-third-st. at Broadway will remove
on or bout May l to No. 20 West Thirty-nintn-st.
Before removal a remarkable under price offering
will be made Fifteen thousand dollars worth OF
the best imported European cloths must be sold.
This collection includes the latest and choicest
designs for spring and summer wear Tailor MADE
costumes will be made to order at great reduc-
ton This offer is for the period before the removal
ONLY These creations. Mr.. Brodsky says Will be
made on the atest Paris models. and in the best
possble manner. A perfect ft is also guaranteed
by him, well as an original anu Decoinihs O0-
sign In every case
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

and there are shot effects TO be seen also In the
thin silk and wool esutS. A pretty novelty used
g trtua1-1ag Is @ plaid louiEtns silk excellent
ss strappangS and factnss to tailored gowns.
EVOLUTION OF STYLES
Easter IA Paris brings no decided Jumps into the
styles OF another season. a. 70 Characteristic OF
other parts Of tie world. but tie end Of Lent still
marks the Haonsst when the gowns and fashions
OF the winter are discarded Tor something new.
Fashions evolve, they aSVeF LEAP, Ia Paris, and
therefore there are no Astcnishing changes TO
record. After the New Year the idls members Of
Partisan soessty % 70 the Riviera the feminine
contingent With trsnks fun Of new gowns especially
designed fer tie suany skies there 70 Be found;
and these ere sure 70 represent ths first expTss-
sion OF the Paris coutuFtsr In regard % the new
toettes. BY February the feFslgn buyers are hsPs,
On the lookout fcs spFAG and SUMMER models. which
nust be ready Tor them Gt that time. While IN
Paris nc outside Of tbs business WeFt6 1s con-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

The free use OF watercress is said to effect a
permanent cure in many cases OF asthma
Spots will often yield to chioroform when II
Vasolene were used a mark would be left on the
goods az Is often the with delicate silks and
satns Blood stains VIII disappear IL nrst dipped
IN kerosene before washing in soap and water
Muriatic acid will take out iron rust. Where .
tabric that II too delicate to be put In the wash
t, ooa,vAs hIood stains wetting well with luke
GarTn water and rubbing firmly with clean cIoth
will dissipate the stains II persisted H.
To wash a lace collar frat the lace with
lang stitches upon a double thickness Of white
aannel then plunge into wErm soapsuds' 20 which
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
SUMMER CARRIAGE COSTUME.

Messrs. Stern Brothers have on exhibition
summer carriage costume Of white linen made over
pale blue silk. The waist and skirt are trimmed
with guipure lace and faced with Russian braid A
noticeable hat is a new high crowned one, made
of point d'esprit and black Yedda braid. A velvet
rthhon rosette is at the left side front and two
handsome twenty inch feathers drOop over the
left briEn in (IainsborOugh style.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

scious Of the existence Of summer models, the
dressmakers, in serving their private clients can
hardly refrain from drawing on their new IDEAS
Therefore many faacies which properly are sup
posed to be reserved for later appear first
as modish examples OF winter gowns made up late
IN the season.
There is a certain economy in 3 gown Of that
sort for one is not afraid to let it lis over for an
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

+arestrv It is often necessary to treat the fresh
looking pnks. blues. greens. etc. and the WSrker
will soon find herself using very strange methodS;
tea and coffee come into requistion, and solution
Of ink and water often tones down color that is
too crude. Anine dyes also come in usefuIy. SO
that the preparing of the tnts for piece OF work
has all the interest Of making up palette.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

straw is trimmed by a single large black velvet
bow placed one Of the turned up sides. Pret55y
summer hats are almost covered with but not mace
of small flowers The flowers are quite perfect
and are mingled with foliage. Naturally roses are
CONSPICUOUS In this design, but all the small flow
eTs such as hyacinths and anemones, are used. 1t
rather a relief 10 hnd Vlolets not quite so pup
this be fore.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

,osItion who certainly should not under any cir
circumstances resemble Biddy when she Is in a
"a Re All this goes to prove, however that we are
en human and that If scratch gentility we
are very apt TO find the bouTgeoise.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
o. Haas EROS.
GOWNS 0EDCCEI

faApogted GRzEs fFp@ he Hant ehRoae &aEsg 9Pees-
neksEs teestAer Stth thess g ths 6Ta's eWa mA9e-
ssss1ers at O. A.as Srothsrk i1sisT se1iasA So see
SseS are shSadss gssz9 vss4ee e sesss sfs.ticss
Sz6et addeaaI sttEacsioa BY o6AraG tailor costumes.
G1A6e - oraeT. tor oDy
$50, WORTH go.
1ssae s.ges 60 aeds eEes lnsertaa aseeEag4 ~stA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
LIE STREE'S

s57 West 5sth ST. Corsets made to order Perfect 0ane
Highest awards Maker Of the celebrated PaIaLn ooS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

- 20. e - g :a; e s:T 8. a.s - - s. ~A
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04

Messing of the lightning, and making
It do mans bidding. S cam first
electricity next. AS the one pioneered
all modern civilization till It's work is
seen on land and sea, wherever COM
merce, manufactures and enlight-
ment have gone, 80 the latter is pene-
trating all parts off the world and
spreading its blessing everywhere.
We have harnessed it to the car Of
our progress, and today drive the
first spike In the first electric road
way TO be built 10 this county
We take much pride and pleasure
In announcing the fact that this is
another enterprise to be linked with
the future prosperity OF Morgantown,
built with Morgantowu capital, and
to be owned aud controlled by and 10
the interest OF Morgantown. 1t will
cost over quarter of million dollars
and the money is all secured and ready
for disbursement, and the work will
be done as fast as energy, men and
money can do it. BY June 18th,
next, electric cars will be running on
all our principal streets"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
Communicated.

To the Editor of the New DOMINION.
There have been statements made
to the effect that the Master Painters
of Morgantown have formed a trust
to advance the price OF work to the
customer, and to reduce wages paid TO
the woRkmen. Other silly claims
have been made, and 1t is to set the
facts before the people OF Morgan
town that we make the following
statement:
Last fall the journeymeu painters
formed local Union and notified the
Contracting Painters OF their demand
for higher wages considering the
hours( aggregating an increase to
painters OF IS cents, and TO paper
hangers of 81 per day. This we feel
is unfair TO our customer as well as TO
ourselves, and for the protection Of
each other we were forced to organize
to resist such demands.
We think the men have been receiv.
ing fair compensation for their la
bors, still we are willing to grant them
a part of the advance asked, of which
we notified them, the proposition be-
ing refused.
We trust this explanation will set
Alright all false statements OF TRUST
and high prices, and that the public
will view the matter In its proper
light. Respectfully,
Local Association of Master Painters
of Morgantown. w. Va.
j. NJ. GILMER,
President. A. w. JONES,
Sec'y -Treas.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
Ohio Postmasters.

Washington, March 4.-The follow
ing postmasters for Ohio were ap-
pointed yesterday: e. ]. Lewis, Cir
ard; G. B. Alaback, East Palestine;
NJ. L. Thompson, Georgetown; R. B.
Day Bluffton; J. E. Hall, Bucyrus;
w. A. Pittenger, Dennison; A. M.
Richards, Hicksville; J. W. Hull, Mil
lersburg; ]. c. Holloway, Montpelier;
F. F. Talley, New Richmond; ]. ].
Roberts, Prospect; H M. Ashton,
Spencerville; W. H. Stout, Uhrichs-
Vile; w. T. Orion, West Unity; S. B.
Lamer, Johnston; E. c. Jesse, Mineral
City; W. S. Needham, Pataskala; j.
o. Harris, Utica.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
Locals and. Personals.

You can get carnations and cut
flowers of all kinds by sending your
order to Dudley's in care of +. G
BANDS Drug store. Clarksburg, w.
Va.
WATCH CHARM LosT-Lost on the
street, gold watch key With the
Greek letters "Sigma XII" forming
the charm. Finder will return to this
Office and receive reward.
Miss Bessie Hartigan and Mr.. Tom
Smith gave a theatre party last even
ing. After the show the party, which
numbered ten, repaired to the resi-
dence of Miss Lily Hagans, where
delightful lunch was served.
You can get carnations and cut
flowers of all kinds by sending your
order to Dudley's in care of +. @
BANDS Drug store, Clarksburg, w
Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
--s--e-se--
Official Report.

The following cases have been re-
ported by the health officer as having
small pox;
Elmer Smith Of Seneca. He was a
carpenter at the Morgantown Glass
Works. He was exposed to it on
Wiles Hill.
James Wiles on Wiles Hill. Mr..
Wiles has been a suspect for several
DAYS and il is now known that he has
the malady.
A son of N. E. Michael OF East
Morgantown. They live 10 the base
ment of Fortney's residence.
Hazel Keighron, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Keighron, Of South
Morgantown.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
Immense Crowds Gathered at
Anniversary of Pope's
Environment.
WHOLE WORLD is REPRESENTED
Rain Does Not Dampen Enthusiasm
Of Populace-St. Peters Crowded
With sixty-Five Thousand Pilgrims.
Scene a Brilliant One.

Rome, March 4.-The twenty-fifth
anniversary of the enforcement Oh
Pope Leo was celebrated yesterday
in a torrential downpour of rain.
Sixty-five thousand pilgrims and other
visitors found standing room inside
St Peters, while the tribunes were
filed with one of the most notable
crowds Rome has seen in many years.
The interior of the cathedral pre-.
sented a richly brilliant spectacle.
The state procession entered from
the vatican in the usual order, silver
trumpets pealing salute to them.
There was in the procession the larg-
est number of cardinals seen at one
time in quarter of century.
AS the pope, borne aloft, was
brought in, his white robes swaying
amid the waving of peacock fans, the
crowd burst forth in deafening
shout
The service consisted of high
pontifical mass and a TIE Deum. Forty
cardinals and 315 bishops, represent
ing the whole world were present at
the celebration His holiness looked
better than he has for a fortnight
past, though his face was pale and
his voice hoarse
Though the pope showed few signs
of fatigue during the public ceremony,
when he regained his apartment he
was rather alarmingly Frustrated.
DR.. Lapponi, his holiness physician,
feared his patient might lose con
seriousness, and accordingly insisted
that he should go to bed at once. AS
he was being assisted, the pope said:
Such ceremonies are uplifting, but
am glad they are not daily occur.
rences"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
GLASS PEOPLE EXCITED
Threat that Machine will put
Blowers out of Business.
Meeting Being Held at Columbus to
Settle this Matter as well as Others
Which may come up-MarilIa don't
want to Quit When Rest Shut down.

want to Quit When Rest Shut down.
Fl. A. Limpert of the Marilla Glass
Comany has gone to Columbus TO al
tend an important meeting Of the
window glass manufacturers. This
meeting has been called TO consider a
serious hitch In the trade.
Some 10 days ago the window glass
manufacturers held meeting at the
same place. The American Window
Glass company has been threatening
to introduce machines in the making
of window glass next year For the
past year the machines have been ex-
perimented with at the plant of the
American Window Glass company at
Alexandria, Ind. What the machine
would do or not do has been kept an
absolute secret. There are just about
TO- people In the window glass
making business who are almost beg
ging to know what the machine cao
accomplish.
But the belief is current that the
American will next year introduce
the machine generally. At the Co,
lumbus meeting ten days ago. Presi-
dent j. A. Cham ers, Of the American
company, apparently taking the bull
by the hornes, admitted that his com
pany was getting ready to use ma
chimes. But President Chambers
then offered compromise. HIS ma
chimes, he said, would not make more
than the usual quota of glass turned
out by his company by hand next year
If the manufactures would agree 10
put out their fires by May. President
Chambers combine controls the out
put practically, OF the Independent
Window Glass Company, and that OF
the Federation Window Glass com
pauy-the three concerns being con-
sldered as constituent parts of the
same combine. But there are other,
independent manufacturers, that
must be reckoned with.
These independent manufacturer,
insist on running their plantsup &c
June 10. Moreover, the independent
manufacturers assert that the ma
chine threat OF President Chambers is
but bluff, and that he is merely cal.
| ling halt on the manufacture OIL
glass and of 100000 boxes held il
stock by associated companies that be
can control Thus the Columbus
meeting, simmered down, will simply
mean whether the independent win
dow glass manufactures of the coun-
try are afraid or not of the Cham bers
machine.
Mr.. Limpert will also protest
against closing when the rest of the
| factories do. His factory is co-opera-
tive. The shareholders have vot,
as to when they shut down, The
Federation wants to close early. They
promised the Marills when it went
into the Federation that 1t might
run for seven months. 1t is TO insist
on this that Mr.. Limpert is 10 Colum-
bus. He is vice president of The
| Marilla.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
Citizens Meeting.

To.all who are interested in good
Municipal Government,
There will he meeting held on
March, ath, at 7;30, p m, in the
Municipal Hall for the purpose OF
taking action in regard to nominal
ing candidate for Mayor, Recorder
and councilmen from the various
wards of the city,
ALI persons from each ward in the
CITY who are interested in a good,
clean City government are cordially
requested to be present, BY order
Of the
COMMITTEE.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
Celebration in New York.

New York, March 4.-The compile
ton of the twenty-fifth anniversary of
the reign of Pope Leo XIII was OBJ
served at st. Patrick's cathedral yes
terday with solemn pontifical mass
of thanksgiving, celebrated by Arch
bishop Falconio, apostolic delegate
tc the United States. Mgr. Falcouio
was assisted by Mgr Mooney, vicar
general, and other priests, while
Archbishop Farley, Archbishop-elect
Quigley, Of Chicago, six bishops and
other church dignitaries were grouped
at either side of the altar The musi-
cal portion consisted of Haydns inn
perial mass, sung in it's entirety by
the choir, accompanied by orchestra
and organ. The Rev. Thomas j.
Campbell, the famous Jesuit orator,
delivered the sermon, a eulogy of
Pope Leo XIII.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
Rent ana waut Ads.

TEAMS Wanted immedi-
ately ten or twelve teams for gener.
al hauling. Wages $3.50 day,
Apply to G. l. Keck.
RooY WANrED-April lst. Single
room on sor near High or Spruce
streets. About 50 per week. Drop
card to p. O. box 405.
LOST wATCH-Lost a ladies hunt
ing case watch. Finder will return
to this Office and receive reward.
HOUSE wANTED-Wanted to rent 9
house from five to eight rooms. One
near Beechurst and Front street
preferred. Send particulars to this
office.
THREE LoTs FOR SALE.-On NORTH
Spruce Street, one square from stree
car line, two squares from new M. E
church Inquire of Rufus A. West
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
TWO CENTS
SPECIAL SESSION.
City Council met on Tuesday
and got busy

Committee Which had visited County
Court made Its Report Another
Committee appointed ia. bring expert
from Marine Hospital to Morgan
town.
City Council met 10 special session
last night. A building permit was
granted TO Smith and Allen for shop
in south Morgantown for the manu-
facture OF buggies and for the storage
of bugQies.
A report was heard from the COM
mittee appointed to wait on the Coun-
ty Court in regard to the erection OF
a detention hospital. This committee
consisted of Major McGrew, Frank
Cox and Squire Hayes. They stated
that the latter expressed itself In fav-
or OF cooperating with the city in
any move which might be deemed
advisable.
No order was entered by the court
but they stand ready to aid in any
thing which may be done.
On motion, committee consisting
of Messrs Cox and McGiew was ap.
pointed to bring an expert here from
the Marine hospital at Washington to
determine the nature of the malady
which has been discovered Ia the
city.
The committee has wired both
Congressman Dayton and Senator
Elkins in regard to sending such
man here but nothing had been heard
in reply to this this morning.
When the expert comes and IL be
says that 1t Is small pox detention
hospital will be built at once and the
most rigid steps taken TO stamp out
the disease. In the meantime all
necessary precautions are being taken
to fight the disease.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
STATE BOARD
Has to ask for Expert Before he viii
be Sent by the Government.

Frank Cox received a telegram at
noon from Senator $. B. Elkins
which stated that the request for
small pox expert from the Marine
hospital would not be granted by the
government until the state board
asked for him to be sent here.
A telegram has been semitic Presi
dent Barbee OF the state BOARD ask
ing that the board request an expert
to be sent here.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
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MEETS AGAIN TONIGHT.
University Council will then Decide
Fate OF Students.

The trial of the law students for
rioting occurred last night. Six
young men faced the council. The
hearings were so long that the coun
Gil did not have time to decide their
fate last night and adjourned until
tonight when they will meet again
and discuss the action to be taken.
A conclusion will be reached this
evening.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
orders for Firemen.

Recorder M. T. Sisler Is busy max
ing out the orders for payment of sal
aries to the members Of the fire COM
pany These will be turned over to
the town Treasurer, Mr.. Weaver,
some time to-day or tomorrow. There
are about forty of these orders and
the task of making them out ia not a
light one They are all Of the same
face value
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-04
PRIMARY SATURDAY.
Voters of Morgantown VIII
Select City Ticket Then.
Every one at Liberty to Vote Al
though Election is to be Held Under
Auspices of the Repubiicans-Can
didates Mentioned FOR Various ON
ces.

utudeSc McutiOHcu TUT tdfiOus JIM
ces.
A convention was held in Mu.
nicipal hail last evening. 1t was
called by the chairman of the re
publican executive committee. An
executive committee of seven was
appointed This committee consists
of one man from each voting pre-
cinct in the city.
After the adjournment of the con-
vention the executive committee met
and determined upon holding pri-
mary election to name candidates
for the various ward and CITY offices
10 be filed at the election on April
second
Saturday afternoon from 2:30 to
1880 was selected as the time for
holding this primary which is to be
under the auspices of the republican
party.
1t is not intended that the pri-
mary shall be a partisan matter OF
that the nominees shall be members
of the republican party exclusively.
Any one is at liberty to vote in the
primary and it is hoped that the
best men NAV be selected for the
various offices irrespective of ; olitics
The sentiment as expressed in the
cor vention as opposed to partisan
ship in the CITY affairs. A full ex-
| preston from the voters is desired
1t was felt that the time was toe
short in which to call a convention
and the primary was decided upon
as the best manner in which to select
the candidates.
Until March Is candidates may
be nominated by petition. These
petitions must contain at least one
per cent of the total vote cast in
ward or city for the officers named
in such wards or city. 1t may not
contain less than so names nor are
more than 900 to be required.
Mr.. Sisler announces that he is 6
\ candidate fo1 reelection. Mayor
Steele declines the use OF his name
in connection with the Office o.
mayor Major w. G. McGrew, j
Ami Martin and Ed. Herd hav,
been mentioned as possible candi
/ dates for MAYOR.