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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Grand Lodge of Pythians
Meets az Charleston.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct, l6.--
The annual conclave OF the Grand
Ledge, Knights of Pythias OF West
Virginia, and the annual assembly OF
the West Virginia Brigade, Uniform
Rank, is in session here. Elaborate
preparations for their entertainment
had been made. A large parade OF
the Uniform Rank occurred this after
noon, which was participated In by a
number OF companies from all parts
of the State. Major General Carni-
han of indianapolis, Ind, is here.
The Grand Lodge and Uniform Rank
assembly win continue three days.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
GOV ERNOR SILENT.
will not say Anything About Extra
Session of the Legislature.

When Governor White was asked
about the report that be intended to
call special session Of the legislature
II. April or May he refused to talk.
lie says that many schemes have been
Matched in order to get him to talk
but he refuses to commit himself.
When the proper time comes he will
say what. he has to say so that no one
can mistake his meaning.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
BISHOP BANKRUPT.
Notices Served ON Morgantown Credi-
tors of Chas. Y. Bishop-Some of the
Creditors.

The Morgantown creditors Of
Charles Y Bishop have received
notice of his bankruptcy. The no
tees we're issued by DALEY & Con-
ley, lawyers of Kingwood These
come as no surprise to good many
people here, who have known for
some time that Mr.. Bishops affairs
were considerably involved.
Among the principal creditors OF
Mr.. Bishop here are Valley Wood
Wood Working Co, to whom he is
indebted to the amount of about
$4,000 Guy Hayes is one of the
creditors. His account is $500. A
local bank has considerable of Mr..
Bishops paper.
1t is stated here that Mr.. Bishop
will be able to pay nearly oil of his
Indebtedness and the petition in
bankruptcy was filed in order to Sc
cure a settlement
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16

BRING your best girl In to the city
Fountain and try our ice cream.
WE save you 10 per cent on shoes
and groceries, see our add on another
mage. MCINTYRE.
You'll certainly be pleased with
our fine homemade fresh dipped choco-
lates. Superior Marshmallows just
In. Gloss Candy Kitchen. Cor.
Front s. Peasants SITS.
PURE corrections always at REAM's
SEATS on sale Saturday for The
Blackth0rn.
THERE is nothing to disturb your
sensibilities in Rams New Drug
Store. Special courtesy to ladies.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
WILL MEET TONIGHT.
Fortnightiy Will Assemble for First
Time This Year.

The Fortnightly Club of the Uni
versity will meet this evening at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. Henry 5. Green
on North High street. This will be
the first meeting this year, and as the
session is to be purely social, the
members who have not assembled for
several months are anticipating most
delightful evening.
No formal program has been ar
ranged. some toasts will be called for,
with reasonable assurance OF responses.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Exchange Saturday.

The Ladies Aid Society of tue
Methodist Episcopal church will
open their "Sale of Eatables' for the
winter, in the basement OF the
Peabody Hotel, on Saturday, Oct.
18th. They will have an"Exchange"
each following Saturday at the same
place.
Go and see what good things they
have to sell. Bread, rolls, cold meats,
cake, salads, pies, biscuits, candy.
Sale begins at one o'clock p. m.
Oct. 18th.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
ANOTHER SENSATION.
Prominent Citizen Said to Have Taken
Advantage of an Unbalanced Girl.

A sensation Of some size is ex-
pected to develop here over the
condition of girl who is not as
bright as she might be. 1t il said
that prominent citizen who re-
Gently moved away from here is re.
sponsible for her condition. he Is
q married man.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Will Run a Special.

1t has been found impracticable
to get to Clarksburg and back on
Monday by regular trains and a
special will be run. 1t will leave
here at eleven and return after the
game if enough names can be secur-
ed to get the train Those want to
go should leave their names at
Davis, Cigar store.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
AT HER OLD TRICKS.
W. j. Wants Everything and Does
Not Want to Give Anything.

w. q j. has been busy telling all
about Geneva backing down and
refusing to play at Washington. The
manager of Geneva tells story
which sounds like the truth to peo-
pie here who know w. & j. and her
methods of doing business. Geneva
says they offered w. & j. $240 or
60Gs of the gate receipts TO play in
Beaver Falls. w. u j. offered them
1926 or 40% tor the same game at
Washington This was refused.
A game may be arranged between
the two teams in Pittshurg, as Ge-
neva has challenged for it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Married.

LEMLEY-P ARKER-M Married, at the
home of the Reverend 0. w.
Waters, Thursday October 18th
Mr.. Guy Lemley and Miss Sallie
Parker The groom is member of
the firm of Shriyer & Lemlev at
Randall and the bride is daughter
OF Capt. f. L. Parker of Grandville.
The young couple left on No. 4
last evening for trip East bearing
the best wishes of their friends.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
TWO CENTS
INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
Some Serious Felony Cases to
Be Heard.
Gland Tichneil Indicted -Cross. kidder,
Peiuso in the Felony List -Troubie
In the Grifflth Camp-Giying Wits.
key to Minor and Catching Game.

hSf 10 AWtHUK dbu &AASuAAE 0shANe
The grand jury Thursday evening
returned number of indictments
for felonies and misdemeanors com
mitted in the county in the past few
months. The full list is given be
low.
The indictments of most import
ance are those against Claude Itch
nell, who is charged with assaulting
his cousin, Lizzie Austin, on July
80. 1908; Richard Kidder, who tried
to MAIN or kill Ella Kidder on the
the night of July 3, 1908, Luther
Cross, who robbed George Degarmos
store at Wadestown; and Pasquelo
Peluso, who stabbed eountryman
on memorable Sunday few weeks
ago.
A review of the list will show that
the Grifliths have been having trou
BILE, also the Malotts. Two indict
ments were found for catching
game out of season and two for Civ
ing whiskey to a minor.
Following is the full list:
Waite MeClung, misdemeanor.
Stanley Jenkins, misdemeanor,
carrying revolver.
Frank Downey, misdemeanor, for
catching squirrel between the
first day of January and the 10Th
day of September, 1908.
Marion Strosnider, misdemeanor,
assaulting Simeon Myers, April Ii,
1908.
Marion Strosnider, carrying re-
volver, April 49,
Frank Downey, misdemeanor No.
2, catching squirrel.
Bob Stafford, assaulting jeff
Ridgeway, September, 1908.
Harry Stephens, assaulting John
Jolliffe September 3, 1908.
Uriah Griffith, assaulting George
Fl. Griffith, September 4
Robert Houston, giving whiskey
to John King, September 2.
Geo. H. Griffith, assaulting uriah
Griffith, September 4, 1908.
Barton Loar, carrying false
knuckles.
Robert Houston, No. 2, giving
whiskey to Floyd johnson.
Milton Malott, unlawfully enter
ing upon the lands of Cora NJ. Brew
er, July q.
Milton Malott, No. 2, entering
upon the lands of Herbert Brewer,
July 27.
! William Marriott, assaulting Chas.
i Brewer, August, 1908.
Milton Malott, assaulting Charles
Brewer.
Pasquelo Peluso, felony stabbing
Dominica Marcelini, August ).
| Luther Cross, felony, entering the
home of Geo. Dega:mo, August "a,
and stealing goods and money.
i Richard Kidder, felony, assault
ing Ella Kidder, with intent to kill.
Milton Hartley, giving alcohol to
Frederick Griffith, August ID.
Walter McClung, misdemeanor.
VIM. Conley, misdemeanor
Claude Tichnell, felony, ravishing
Lizzie Austin, July 3d.
GRAND JURY ADJoURNs.
Grand jury finished it's work fol
! this term about eleven O'Clock this
! morning. They filed into the court
+ room and the clerk read three in
: dlctments in addition to those given
e above. These were all against Will
y liam Conley, for illegal retailing o.
| snlrituous liquors.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Stone Comes Back.

j. Nj. Stone, of Ripley, who recent
" skipped after leaving his credi-
tors in the lurch, has returned home
to make everything good. He says
he could not think of facing the PEG
pie after he failed, but intends to
pay everything he owes.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Orders big Launch.

FraLk Caplts has ordered new
naptha launch much larger than
the one that was USED by so many ex-
cursion parties last summer. The
old boat is snail, but WAS used to
carry as many as forty people In a
barge. 1t has made several trips to
Pittsburg and return 1t will be SOLD.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Administrator Appointed.

After very bitter fight. the rela-
tives Of the late W. S. Stevenson OF
Fairmont have agreed to allow Fair
mont man to be appoiated administra-
tor Of his estate. r. T. Cunningham
was chosen for the place.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Rent ana Want Ads.


FoR RENT:-Fige roomed house,
with cellar, water and gas, on Cherry
St. Greenmont. Call on w. F.
Sennett, 9 White Ave, South Park,
Bell Phone 253.
MONEY LosT:-By not buying
your groceries and shoes at G. \.
MeIntvre's cheap store.
For RENT-Large front room, well
lighted, fine location. Apply to 700
Wiley street, corner of High street.
FoR SALE-Choice lot in South
Park. Nothing like it left at the
price 1926. Terms easy. Address
lock box 243 Morgantown.
BoARDERs WANTED Wanted
hoarders at 722 Front street near
University. Have room for two
reomers. Table board S3.25 per
week
Losr-;A pair of gold trimmed
spectaeles, between south Morgan
town and Presbyterian church, Sun
dav morning, October II. Finder
will leave at Chadwick s store and
receive reward.
For RENT-An 8 room house with
all modern conyenienees, in Sunny
side. Inquire at 264 McLane ave.
For RENT-The residence lately
occupied by Chas Y. Bishop, South
Park. 10 rooms, steam heat, bath,
all modern conveniences. Inquire
! Joseph Mills, Court Square.
WANTED-A girl to do general
house-w Apply at once to Mrs.
Katherine Woodward, SAT Frontstreet.
For RENT-Store room on Main
Street, IL by 80 feet. Inquire at this
office.
For SALE OR RENT-New 10 room
house in South Park, house just
being completed, every modern con
vience; hot and cold water, laundry
; equipment, Paved street, fine loca
ton. Will be sold at a sacrifice
sold quick. Address post office boz
TIA or see A. A. Rogers. Ash stree
near White Ave.
Naturalization by a.first elias
colored cook who has had many year
experience in hotels and restaurants
First class references and recommend
| alton. Daniel Wilson, MorgantoWn
D w. Va.
| For RENT-Nicely furnished from
, room. Enquire of Mrs. Echart l23 Bum
DO Lane, between High and Front ST
!, Have also room for transient eostom
ers.
FLAT FOR RENT.-For rent a Tia
. in the Yves t building on Beverly Ave
= nue.. All modern eonveniences. Call 0
g RUFUS WEST
For sALE.-Billiard Il Pool Roon
e at bargain. 500 will buy my out
II fit consisting of billiard spool tables
n five cue racks, dozen cues, and al
t. other fixtures, best in town. A pan
cash. balance on easy payments. Ca
and see room.
2. C. L. ST. CLAIR
j. Opp. New Wallace House
d For RENT-Two six-room hats 0
IT Chestnut street. For terms apply
" 457 High street.
lie HOUSE FOR RENT-For rent 81
IS roomed new house with bath, celia
Id and all conveniences. The house
rs located on Redwood Avenue. Call
I Charles w. Held, Chaneery Row.
le Fox RENT-Large, well fnlnishe
ct rooms. modern conveniences, ft
IT. gentlemen. Call at l0S High ST.
FoR RENT-Two furnished room
suitable for light house keeping
Gail at this office or 1853 Clay St
!" s.
AZ For RENT-A few new houses wit
"a bath and other eonveniences on u
m Peninsula
- Rooms AND BoARprNG-Elegal
IN rooms and boarding for IS wee
ID. Call at 1853 Clay street, South Mo
UantOWn.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
gantown

THE independent coke operators
of the Connellsville and Lower Con-
nellsville regions at meeting held
in the offices of the Whyel Coke
Company at Uniontown last evening
took the first steps in movement
which they hope will result in an
organization to support and hold up
theEpriee of coke, which has steadily
been declining. The representatives
of Is coke companies, mostly in the
Lower Connellsville district, were
present.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Drank I,audanunl.

Minnie Erminger OF Lumberport
got mad at her mother and drank
laudanum. She was baled out and with
good care will live to regret her folly.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Dresslnaking.

] have opened dressmaking rooms
at my +, sidence 1852 Front st. where
] will make specially of children
and misses dre ss.s and coats. Also
Ladies skirts and coats. Work
guaranteed.
HELEN CnRR.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16

Go TO Chaplin and Marman near
wharf for all kinds Of building ma
terra.
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HELEN Com.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-02-06

philosophically, evidently thinking all
foreigners We're mad and the English
the maddcst Of all.
On our way back to the ship we
passed several patches Of potatoes and
barley and women busy making hay.
Under the caves Of the cottages hung
disgusting-looking strips Of flesh, a
few inches i'm width and several feet
in length the inside purple red and
covered with what appeared to be scaly
black leather. They turned out to be
strips of whales flesh drying i'm tho
sun ready for winter consumption.
The week before there had been
big catch of whales numbering several
hundreds, the harbor at Thorshavn
being filed with the great fish brought
from the place where they had been
caught to furnish meat for the com.
munity. When fresh the flesh is de.
scribed as being delicious-a cross be-
tween tender beefsteak and liver.
but after it has been kept some time
it becomes anything but palatable tn
strangers, although the FarOese de-
light in it. The whales average from
twenty feet to thirty feet in Lengths
and weigh over ton.
The Farocsa are most generous III
their dealings with those less fortunate
than themselves; for after the whales
are cut uD pieces are distributed not
only among the population Of the dis.
trict where the catch occurred ant
those who had all the hard work and
danger of driving the whales into the
shallow bays where they were slaught
cred, but the church and the widows
and orphans also receive a share, and
rs whales flesh constitutes to great
extent the meat supply of the inhab
tants this generosity is most praise
worthy.
The Faroese cat scarcely any vege
tables, their diet being almost entirel,
composed of fat of every sort anC
fresh fish, and strangely enough they
do not suffer from leprosv or othe
kindred skin disoases.-The Wild
World Magazine.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-02-06

solitary farmhouse perched aloft on
height like an eagles eyrie, Many
of the farmers with their families live
on these wild, inaccessible spots year
in, year out, never seeing human face
except for the yearly visit of the priest,
who comes to baptize any children
born in the preceding twelve months,
or in the spring and autumn when a
fine day presents itself and the sea
Gains down sufficiently to allow of
boat being lowered to carry the sheep
to the capital in exchange for the
necessaries Of life.
There was scarcely ripple on the
water, the blue of the sky rejecting
itself in the deeper blue Of the sea,
as we came to anchor in the spacious
bay on the southeast Of Sromo, with
the houses of Thorshavn, the capital
Of the islands, clustered iTegularly
On Tie hills around, looking as if a
good push would send them tumbling
down into the harbor Farther Oh
these hills give place to lofty cliffs
rising to a height Of 1000 feet, and coy
cred with green grass, with here and
there gray ridges of stone cropping
through Nowhere can one discover
trees of any sort, not even a bush Oh
shrub, but in spite of this there is 10
monotony in the scenery, for The va
riaty Of coloring and form of thu
islands and the brilliant atmosphef,
more than compensate for their ab
sence. The whole hMbor was alive
with the long, narrow boats Of th
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-02-06
SNAP SHOTS I'm THE
FARCE ISLANDS.
BY Mrs l., f. X. Won ThieIe.

- ~. =. T. x. 80 ThieIe.

Xs-T cry few people in England
\ seem 200 have any idea where
V the Farce Islands are situated,
although they are, without
douht somo of the most interesting
ismnd3 .a Euopo Being only thirty
IS hours journey from England they
are wen worth a visit The ISLANDERS,
being cut Off from the rest of the
world and marrying only among them
selves, retain customs which must at
one time have been universal I'm lho
North o., Europe, but which have grad
ually died ont elsewhere.
The Farce scenery rs magnificent
wild, bectmg crags thousands of feet
high, against which the sen dashcs
furiousiy; PERCEPTIONS hills, having the
appearance Of terraces rising one above
the other covered with vivid green
grass; beautiful waterfalls and
streams land-lockod fjords. and little
fishing villages nesting ian the hollows
all combine i'm Kaleidoscope variety
to charm and arrest the eye by their
novelty and beauty.
So narrow are many OF the channels
through which our steamer passed
that we could almost touch the cliffs
on either hand. Some of the islands
are unnhabited except for the sheep
grazing on the short, thick heritage,
|. and these become so wild that they
have to be stalled and shot like game.
on some Of the islets you may see a
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-02-06

THE CURIOUS LITTLE PARLIAMENT HOUSE |
short wooden coat fastened down in
front with buttons, striped cloth square |
jelly-bag cap. generally red and blue, !
gray stockings as thick as cloth, and
shoes Of ycllow tanned skins rosem-
bling mOccasins, formed from single
piece Of skin wrapped closely round
each foot, gathered at the top ana
heel ny stitches which give them a
puckered-up appearance and fastened
round the ankles with a bMght-colored
wooden string, furnishing costume
which is both picturesque and practi-
cal All the men carry grinda i,niyur
a knife for killing whales, stuck in
leather cirdle round their waist
AS we were being rcwed ashore we
saw what we took to be immense
quantities of linen lying out on the
rocks to dry; i'm fact, the whole town
seemed to have chosen the day Of our
arrival as its washing day The curl
Gus part of the whole affair was the
/ size of the articles. They looked too
1 large for handkorchiefs and yet too
small for sheets. What could they be?
/ When we got closer, however, we dis
covered that it was not washing, but
/ Goldfish, drying in the sunshine; and
everywhere we went we came across
cod in various shapes and forms, either
being washed or dried or piled up
I'm great stacks covered with tarpau-
/ Inns. waiting to be transported to the
South Of Europe rs stock fish
The town is most picturesque and
I quaint Tho houses are Of all sizes
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-02-06

quito welcome 90 have them; hul o.
one thing hc was quite mrc-hc didn't
want amy bombarliug So tEo islands
were duly annexed, and the mlu.o-war
sailed Off, Some time after wien
peace was declared between the two
1nli.-uJuts the English captain came
hlca uul Informed tle Governor shat
as Che war was now over thn Farooa
wcro returned with many thanks The
Governor took live restoration very
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-02-06

Gladiolus have to be lifted before
the ground freezes hard After the
stalks have become entirely dry, cut
them OFF about an inch from the
crown. Twist off the Old shriveled
bulb and roots, and store in q dry.
cool place Named varieties, or diff
feTeut shades, may easily be koptI
separate in paper bags A cellar suit
able for potatoes is we'll adapted forl
wintering these and similar bulbs.
The hardy varieties may be taken upl
or left in the ground; but if left su6i-
cient protection should be given tol
prevent the frost from entering the
ground deeply. They can also bel
grown in pots for window blooming
in the early fall ana winter A pot
seven or eight inches deep, should be
secured the bottom covered an inch
deep with broken charcoal and this
covered with two inches OF good sod
and an inch Of sand Set the bulb or
. bulbs on this sand and cover with
/ good garden soil to within an inch OF
the top Of the pot. Set the pot in q
dark, cool place for ten days OF two
weeks TO root and when the sop
starts bring the pot into the ugkt and
/ sun Of the window As the top grows,
! more soil may be added to the pot
until full. Water only when dry and
then thoroughly. Canuas arc easily
wintered if dug before severe frcsts
penetrate the soil. They should be
kept entirely dry during the winter
I placing the clump3 closer together on
the floor Of warm cellar It viii
not do to dunn them in barrels Of
boxes before they are completely dry
Pctunia seed may he sown nj ans
time, but wAen sown in the fan vii
commence TO bloom at least month
/ earl.ar than the springsown sccd.-
/ Ella a. Hess. in TIE Er.tc-ist
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-02-06


and shapes. planted down higeIcdy.
pIegledy wherever few square yards
of comparatively level ground can Doc
found among tha rocks; and $50 m.Ncd
Up mc lho houses and rocks tb0t % Is
ortou very difficult to discriminate Dee
tween the two This resemblance is
further heightened by Che nature oi
thc houses themselves for they uny
mostly hown Cut of tho rocks or have
a foundation OF unhcwu stone. ON
which is placed "a wooden hut from
one Go two stories high, timiDhod with
uT whore brilliant orora.l.wcu
grass grows in great Insurance and #
used 0s a browsing ground for She
goats and shoey of tha uei-hho,hnad.
The windows are of glass neatly hung
with lace curtains and adowcl.with
towering plants.
Our first yisi, was TO the church, %
wooden building of fairly large dimcu-
sions, with plain exterior and narrow
windows ranged on either side. thc
only outside ornament being q wooden
spirc with q globe on top the whole
structure reminding one irCsisubly o.
q toy Noah's Ark.
Running through the town are soy
cral little streams flowing over large
blocks Of stone lying In irregular
masses at the bottom. The water
comes down from the hills I'm great
force and strength, and after q heavy
rainfall the channels are filed up TO
the brim and overflow their banks,
carrying away all obstacles. They
seem to be used for many purposes
for the supply Of drinking water and
for laundry work besides being the
fayorite feeding-place Of the ducks
As We passed by we noticed little
girl helping her mother to wash the
clothes; they knelt on the ground be.
side the stream, holding the articles
to be clcansod i'm the wafer with ono
hand, while with the other thpy beat
them with q wooden clapper some
thing like a cricket bat
We next went to the Parliament
House, which, although open, was no.
in session, so we didn't hear a debate
The Faroesc are certainly most eco
nomical in the way they house thoil
worthy representatives, for the august
chamber consists of one small room
with six long benches at one end, talk
ing uD the whole width of the room
These were evidently for the Ministers
and officials, the rest OF the members
seemingly having to content them
selves with standing in the body of The
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-02-06

with fierce blue eyes, corn-ripe yellow
hair, ruddy compilations, and thick
boards, and their dress is particularly
becoming. Their short trousers, reach
ING to the knee, are made Of hOmespun
cloth, woven by the Faroese women
during the long winter evenings,
adorned with several brass buttons, a