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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21
Atenta vista

Ri Sr, ]. e. Vicenty, representa-.
to de los se1iores Frederick Stearns
y Com. de Detroit (Michigan) ha
tenido 10 corteAia de visitar esta re-
dacci6n.
El senior Vicsnty, tan ventajosa
mente conocsdo on 10 isla y aprecia-
do por sus 'virtudes, tiene he y & su
cargo 10 importante representation
de los seilores Stearns hrma dedica.
do q 10 fabrication de drogas en- los
Estados Unidos, v visia por In isla
On nsgocios de dicha hrma. E de
esperar el mejor @xito 6 ese empei1o
teniendo en- cuenta le bondad de los
productos y 10 aetividsd y generates
simpatias do que goza el se11or vi.
eenty & quien sAludamos Atenta-
ment0.
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Una an6CdOta
del rey de Italia

El Rsy de Italia 90 paseaba nm dfa
por los alreaedores de Nkpoles
Ms costumbre en- Aquel pals, cuan.
do una persona admira algta obje- :
to, contestarla CON 10 formula:
sEs de usted,. asf como On Espa'
fla aecimos. sEstk 4 "a disposicio a.s
Pues bien; el Rsy lego & nna ca :
90 de aquellos alrededores y Advir.
tic que dos praciosos niilos le mira
ban CON respeto.
Les hizo algunas caricias, y 6 una
joven, que estaba cerca de ellos, 10
pregunt6:
-Estos min o, $50 hijos de listed :
Y vueatrcs, MajestAd contest6
10 mujer sin darse cuentA de 10 que
decfa.
.-l Mfos?-pens6 el Rey miranda
0on extraf1t "a & 10 joven. .lMfos!
Deciaidamente voy perdie ado la me-
moriA.
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NOticiaS del Hawaii

Aver lego & esta ciudad rrnce-
dente del Hawaii el i6ven de color
sefior Demetrln Alamo, que ssli6 de
dicha islR el IA de Enero pv6ximo
pasAs o, hsb.6ndole costAdo 81 pssa-
je $188 CON 10 condici6n de trAbAjAr
6 bordo.
Alamo ss nm j6ven robuato y 90
expresA CON fAcilidad
Uno do nueetros reporters tuyo
opprtunidAd aver tArde de hablar
CON 81, obteniendo los siguieutes In
formes.
ALI No pagA & los obreros puerto
rriquefios CON relaci6n & su esfaer-
- material y el salario huctua entire
40, 30, go , 90 centAv0s por 10 ho-
ras dc trabaio.
FL trAto personal cue algunos Co.
patAces aaban & los puertorrique.
NOS era desp6tico y este di6 lugAr
SAQue nusatros psisAnos de AcuerAo,
hiofe9on arma@ efensivAs de las IT,
meas y nedaxos de hierro que enccn.
trAban YIN nm momentO determinA.
do 30 AmotinaFpn, cAstigando & los
que le maltratabau y ofendian. Des-
w W1V0hNw@a AM 4uWbOn A0A0A @sOWOS9
pero se len miraba NAL algunos
quedAbAn sin trAb1jo.
Las mujeres, ganan 25 centkvos
por dia y q las que SON cssadas les
dan unA pequ:i1s habitsci6n para
elias y sus maridos.
Los solteros viven hasinados Co.
mo si eatuvieran en- IN cuArtel en-
cApas de tablas.
Algunos, muy fuertes y trabaja-
dores, han logrAdo hacer economics,
tanto qua el susoaicho Alamos, To-
gro reunir $2l6.
Hay on IL Capital nm Banco que
psga el A p3 & los obreros que de-
positan allf sus dinsr0s que despues
colocan 81 10 pa los sgrieultorss
para 10 refacci6n. &
La iumenaa mayoria de los expa.
triados sienten una verdadera nos
tAlgfa por la pAtria chica y harlan
los mayores sacriheios por retornar
NJ lar native.
Dice Alamos, que de los america.
NOS no tisnen queja Alguna y si de
los ns tivos y de 10 parte hfbrida de
In poblAci6n.
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Tn jOVen con Ell
pechO atraVeSado
Por I'm balazo
Declare que Sc hab1a he
rldo casualmente
(De maestro COZ responsoz)


Ponce Febrero 90 -Auoche, 6
las once recibi6 aviso el Juez de P4z
81 nor Caba)ler de q. el jcven don Pc.
dro Martin 6, del bArrio de Machue.
l0.arriba, estAba herido. 81 sef1or
Cabal.er, ompaf1ado de Ga Secre.
tArio y del M6iieo sef1or Gomez
Valencia, parti6 enseguida para el
indicado barrio
Efsctivamente: ell sef1or Msrtin6.
que es an joven de % AMOS, 6 hiio
del acomodado propietario don Vic.
tor Martir6 que estaba herido de nm
tiro de rev6 yer en- Ell pecho. Ii
bala penetr6 entire Quarts y quinta
costllla. saliendo del cuerpo del io.
ven. El estado de este es grave.
Aurque Martina declare que se
habfa herido casuAlmente, se piensa
que 81 atent6 contra su vida.
Sc halla on el hospital de DamAs,
adonde fu6 conducido hoy.
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Federation Llbre

Antenoche celebr6 en- los salones de
este centro, ante concurrencia bas-
tAnte regular, ga segunda conferen.
cia. dom Tomas Carri6n, trAtando
aiversos Asuntos relatives & 10 name
ra de ser del puertorriquefio.
Fu6 nm ratio de solaz para los que
oyeron Al sefIor Carri6n.
Ri Presi&ente aplaudi6 y di6 las
gracias Al corferenci&nte 6 invitkn-
dole pGra otra cor fsrsncia, & I'm de
que trate en- ella las cuestiones eco
nomicas obreras, puss que mucho
bueno podriA decir en- bent fcio de
In clAa0.
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LA VOz del NOrte'

Acusamos recibo de este peri6 iico
psn-amerisano que We la luz en- New
York y que 10 edita IL respectable ca :
- DR.. RICHARDS DYSPEPSIA
TABLET ASSOCIATION.
Els an peri6dico :lustrado de inte.
res general, y cor tiene muy amens
lecturA.
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Dr. Leonard l.andes.


9
GARANTIZA LA OURA PERFEOTA.
Ia las sfonnas de
asmzspur
Tengo prnpal udsdes dMeco
re d
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Sc venden

Tipos do imprenta, Hsaaos, On
buen sstado, 6 80 pesos el suintal.
20 venden en- ssta imprenta.
TAmbi6n las caiRs para o. ..
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E N M E XICO
ESta SObre Ell tapete Ell prOblema
DE LA MONEDA
Ode nslestro eorresponsal)

Nueva York, 8 de Febrero.-Di,
cen do 10 ciudaa de sM6x'co que ha
despertado gran inter6s y entusias.
mo en- aquella capital la noticia de
que Ell gobierno americana est6 ha-
ciendo 10 possible por syudar oil de
Porfrio Diax para dar soluci6n oil
problems de 10 moneda meiicana,
aaunto que es de importancia inde.
chile para 10 vecina reL dblica. In
actitud del gobierno Rmericano se
eonsidera allf 3mo lr de buenos ami
gos del pals.
La comiai6n nombrada allf por eli
gobierno para estudiar 10 question
pA.pitante, ha sido acogida CON be
nevolencia por ell pdblico, y de sc o
gestlones Sc esperan muchos y fe.
cunAos resultados. En- muchos amos
no ne habfa constituido en- M6iieo
organismo tan importante de han.
queros, y autoridades en- asuntos
comerciales g indus triales, y pesar
de que el problema que tienen delan.
te es por dem&s &rduo y espiuoso,
se espera que ell sxito mas lisonjero
coronAr& Los esfusrzos de les comi-
sionados.
Una de las cosas que primero in
vest'gAr& 10 comision es la CT MT. dad
de pls tt circalante en- ell pals actual.
mente. No ebstAnte ell hecho de
que re han estAblecido numerosos
bancos nuevos, die al Miniatro do
Hacienda senior Limsntour, que aun
se estila en- muchas parties del pals,
atesc rar grandes caudAles en- rollos
de plata, en- vez de depositarlos en-
algunA institution de cr6dito.
De al I IL dificultad que se tendr&
en- averiguar CON slgana certeza 10
cantidaa exi. tsnts en- ell pals.
M6jico segnirA 6 las huellas de otros
paises americanos que "a han pre-
clamAdo el patron orc, y su es table
cim.ento ha dado los meioras resnl.
tados. E de U uguay, por ejamplo,
gtza Ia distinction de ser Ell mas pre-:
ciado del planets. valiendo su do.
liar cuatro cent vos MAJ que ell
americana
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Pepita Fernan-
dez Vanga

Anoche lego 6 esta CO pitAl la dis
tinguidA sefloritA cUyo nombrs sirve
de epigrafs & estas liness.
Pepita, por su bellies y encantos,
es una de las fl ,res mas preciadas
del jardin Manatiefio Saludamos ca.
rifIosamente 6 tan buena amiga.
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Roberto Graham, IngenleIo, N, |. / NJ
PONCE
Representa- en- la Isla de Puerto. Rico

MANLOVE AIOTT co. Nottingham 1ngeneros abre
toda
NERNST ELECTRIC CO., LONDRES Impar eoss supeore para
pdblco,
A. 81 CAMERON STEAM PUMP WORKS.
THE JEFFREY MANUFACTURING Co. Columbus Ohio cs
Elevadoes oaey toda lase
de mateiaes bulto.
FRANK DAVIES CITY, Orleans caos waspe nara cana
lie
ILOW w. Dallas
upnoss de entosp ell de
Ia cana cafe hbaco
ESPECIALIDADES
"AANoo Alta ofASA oe uS co
9rador regulator hdr6ulco, ETC.
Al AnA1Oo IAINA LA OLAHflCACION la
EVAPORADORAS EXPRESS de trDls aovy oas pssas s r
economical primer coto
GRANULADORAS TACHOS AL VAGIO 9De na nen eps dol - d. .
cana todo a mil COM
AACEOo AL VACIO dnen
aGnos al vaclo rcis-
CENTRIFUGAS SUSPENDIDAS pefsoaod m - ,,<u,
eLctrca decoreas
ODOAFIer4o
IUBOS DE Aqua
taclone
que
MOTORES DE PETROIEO E MOTOR motor ma ss @t u y w - % p % t.
FUNDIoN HIERRO BRONCO ENGRANAJE MOINOS TANQUES
TODA CLASE DE MATERIALES Y REPAROS PARA NGENIOS.
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LIGA SOCIAL

El dfa "a del presents celebr arxn
nm bAile de mAscarAs los i6veres del
club de squel ncmbre
Para dicho bai'e que Sc llevar& &
efecto en- 10 casa num. 75 de In calle
de San Francisco,- hay prepar ada.
una bonita compares.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
Sunnyside.

SUNNYsIDE, April 2l.-Mrs. G. e.
Brand and daughter Pearl, of FAIR
mont, are visiting Mrs. Brands father
w. w. Pixler.
Mr.. Pococh, of Cleveland, Ohio, is
here and will open feed store in the
room lately occupied by B. j. Taylor.
Charles MADEIRA has returned from
Newport News, where he witness d
the launching OF the West Virginia.
Among those who are erecting new
houses are Ed Dusenberry, George Da-
Wis, Rev. o. w. Waters, Rev. Hill,
Mr. Sister and Harry Rhodehaver.
Mrs. Ewing Martin is preparing to
move her residence to the rear Of the
lot.
IL is understood that lot has been
secured on this side by the M. e.
church, and that a Womaus' Domi-
tory will be built soon.
Mrs. Gilbert John and Mrs. George
Barbe have been on the sick list for
several days.
1T is reported that John Samsel will
build fine residence on his lot at the
end of the bridge
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
A FULL HOUSE
Greeted Swallow & Markets Floating
Palace Last Night-Ths Is what
they all say.

Without a doubt the best array of
vaudeville talent that has ever appear
ed In Sistersville was produced by the
Swallow and Markle Grand Floating
Palace last night---a show which was
treat to WITHSTAND its last nights
performance is sample of the class
of entertainment that Swallow and
Markle,intend TO furnish their patrons.
Thev are assured Of packed house
80 :. so9 ~ aelGOAe when they return
TO Slstersyille.
The performance opened with the
one act farce comedy "a Quiet Ho-
TEL" and it was one laugh from start
to finish. Chas. Hunstein followed,
singing high class songs with a good
baritone voice
File and May Wagner ia neat sing
ing and dancing speciality, are two of
the cleverest girls that have ever APP
peared here.
John Dale, blackface monologuist,
kept the house in good spirits with
his funny stories and songs.
George Perry and Sadie Whiting,
producing an act, called "a Little Of
Everything, was one OF the best num-
bers on the bill. Their act is rightly
named; little of everything they in
troduced. Good singing, dancing,
swell wardrobe and a funny finish Of
Jew buckdancing which brought down
the house.
Miss Flo Wagner sang Illus
trated songs with a sweet must
cal voice and beautiful pictures, max
ing decided hit.
Brothers Dale with their comedy
musical act played several musical in
peated recalls. John Dale and his
big razor was one of the funniest
things of the entire show.
Three Rena's European Grotesque
Acrabatie Comiques produced the
greatest acrabatic and high kicking
act that has ever played here. This
act was imported from Europe ex-
pressly for this company at large ex-
pense.
Edison's latest Cinometograph clos
ed the show with good line OF mo-
tion pictures.
Messrs. Swallow and Markle are to
be complimented on their show for it
is the greatest performance ever pro-
dnced here on the river. Sistersville
Star.
The boat appears here Friday and
Saturday nights. Ladies and child
rem are invited to visit the boat.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
TWO CENTS
MORNING PAPER
To be Established very soon In
Morgantown.

A. b. Boughner to be Managing editor
captain ). B. Baker Of Parkers>
burg the Chief Financial hacker of
the scheme Paper will Begin to APP
pear In few Weeks.
Morgantown is to have q morning
news paper. 1t is to be republican
in politics and will start in few
weeks. Captain S. b. Baker of Par
kersburg is the hacker of the new
scheme and A. b. Boughner is to be
the managing editor Of the publica-
ton.
These facts were communicated to
George @. Baker while on his trip to
Newport News by Mr.. Boughner who
is now with the New York Journal.
1t is stated that the new paper will
appear within the next few weeks. 1t
will be run in opposition to the Post,
Mr.. Sturgiss' paper. Mr.. Boughper
has desire to get even with the Stur-
giss for some reason and Captain Ba
ker regards Morgantown as a good
town for newspaper or any other
business.
Not very much information about
the size Of the paper or the other de-
tails of 1t are to be obtained. Mr..
Boughner will be here shortly to make
arrangements to install the establish
ment and get ready to issue his first
paper.
1t is not known what location has
been selected for the publication nor
what kind Of an equipment is to be
installed
Mr., Boughner formerly ran small
afternoon daily here which suspended
after several months of publication.
There has been nuch local dissa tis-
faction among the Republican breth-
rem over the course OF the county or
gan and 1t is alleged by the promoters
OF the new paper that it will profit by
this dissatisfaction.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Rent ana Wat Ads.

For SALE-Four choice lots 10 the
Peninsula. For particulars call at
this Office.
WANTED - Stenographer. Inquire
at Office, corner Spruce s. Walnut SITS.
Boy wANTED-Wanted a bright
colored boy as porter in store.
Apply at this office.
GIRL wAETED-Wanted a first
class cook. Girl preferred. Call ON
Mrs. j. III. McDERMorr.
GIRL WANTED. Wanted a girl to
do general homework. Small family.
Call at 465 High street.
MRS. +. B. BANNIsTER.
WANTED--Girl for general house
work; one accustomed TO living out
preferred. $l2 per month. Apply at
this Office.
For REHT-Small three room house
on Foun6 ) Alley, OF High st. to
small family with no children. Call
on ED W MCNEIL. los High st.
Morgantown, w. Va
MeAtlth tnls paper. f0F VI
WANTED-Water dogs brought
alive to the Geological Laboratory
at the University. Will pay 10 cents
piece.
J. B. JOHNSTON.
POSITION WANTED: Practical me-
chanical engineer desires position.
Understands all about machinery.
Steady and reliable. Best of refer
ences. Conmunicats with this once.
For RENT: Stable and carriage
shed. Apply to S. G. Chadwick
agent l65 High street.
For RRNT.-Two nicely furnished
rooms, with or without board. Apply
at 274 Wiles st.
Go TO Mrs. Hardness Toilet
Parlors for shampoo, scalp treat
ment, manicuring, face massage and
chiropody. SIT Wiley st.
Morgantown,
West Va.
For RENT. For rent an eight room
ed house in South Park. Good leea-
tion. Gall at this ofices
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
The Antlseptic Barber Shop.

The only shop in town where each
razor is treated to an antiseptic solu-
tion after each shave; thus positively
preventing the infection Of contagious
skin disease. We also give clean
towel with each shave, insuring per-
feet cleanliness.
Get your hair cut here, and you are
sure its done properly and in style.
No apprentices employed.
Your patronage is respectfully so.
licited. q. w. BRIGHTMAN
Bowers old stand.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
POSTEN PROPERTY SOLD
BY Syndicate of Local Physicians to
Henry Demain for $4,000.

The Posten residence which was
bought some time ago by a syndi-
cate Of local physicians for hospi-
tai has been sold by DR.. Cox, who
had the matter in charge, to Henry
Domain for $4,000. The property
cost them ten thousand dollars.
The Wallace Cottage has been
purch ased of H. L. Swisher by the
physicians and they are to get pos
session of it September first. They
will use it as a hospital. They will
give up their present location on
High street at that time.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
SPECIAL SESSION
Of Circuit Court Meets on Fri
day, Judge Mason Presiding.

Not Much being Among Lawyers
County Clerk and Deputies Busy
Many Papers to Record Marriage Lii
cence Record Keeps up.
This is the season, midway between
terms of court, when not much of an
official nature is being done about the
temple OF justice of Monongats cnun
ty, and the attorneys who depena up-
on legal practice for livelihood are
taking afternoons off to make garden
and 20 "a flshenn and look after real
estate deals.
A special term of the circuit court
will be held by Judge Mason on Fri.
day to hand down decisions in few
cases submitted TO him at the last
regular session of the court. He will
also appoint jury commissioner.
Mr.. John A. Thompson's term ex-
pires before the next regular session
of the court and a list of $50 jurors is
TO be drawn for this year between the
date of expiration of his term OF office
and the June court. Mr.. Thompson
will probably be appointed to succeed
himself.
The county clerk and his three Oh
four assistants are kept busy all the
time recording the twenty and more
instruments of writing that are pre-
sented every day Since April 1st up
to April goth, 388 manuscripts were
filed for record, including transfers,
deeds Of trust, releases, agreements
etc.
Mr.. Gregg has supplied the Office
with new set of books for keeping a
record Of real estate transfers, SO th ely
may be kept in alphabetical order as
we'll as according to magisterial dis
tricts. Any transfer can be formed
on the clerks book either by date, Oh
by initial letter. The office has also
been supplied with q full supply OF
rubber dating stamps etc.
Cupid still keeps his arrows flying,
as the following list Of marriage Ii
censes for the past week will show
Frank N. Chalfant.
Mary Ellen Baslsy.
Edgar Wise.
Eva Garrison.
William f. Gantz
Anna Rsmpf.
NJ. Pope Theodoroff.
Estella Warren Samuel.
Arthur Dent Wilson.
Anna Dudley.
Felice Magracca.
Dinseppina Mandieri.
Samuel A. Gamble.
Emma f. Sidwell.
Justice courts have no such slack
times as are occasionally enjoyed by
the circuit court officials. Business
is,rushing with them every week.
Yesterday the suit Of G. l.. McBee
against Luther Chisler for a lot Of
building stone McBee had quarried on
the Sabraton streets was heard before
Squire Shoemaker. The evidence
seemed to show that the stone belong
ed to McBee, and decision was given
in accordance Herewith. Chisler
claimed he had purchased the stone
from another party.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
AN ELOPEMENT
Scott Leonard ran Away with
Madge Davis.

Couple get out of Town Before thell
Intentions are Discovered -Preseni
Whereabouts are net Known-Cin'
einnati is said to have been their
Destination.
Scott Leonard and Miss Madgt
Davis have eloped. They went frs
to Uniontown and it was thought
by some that they went from there
to Cincinnati
Leonard was employed as bar
Der at Guy Brightman's shop OF
High street. He came here recently
from New Castle Pa, and week OF
so ago met Miss Davis.
The elopement was planned a
short time after they met and was
carried out without hitch.
Sunday afternoon was chosen as
the time to go. The couple boarded
the afternoon train without their
plans having been discovered. They
have sent back no word since they
left and their present whereabouts
are not known.
Leonard told some friends that
he expected to go to Pittsburg.
Miss Davis stated that they were
going to Uniontown and then go to
Cincinnati.
Miss Davis is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John Nj. Davis Of Spruce
street and is quite well known in
town. Leonard was not so well
known having only been here a
short time. He was rather quiet in
his habits. A brother who came
with him is engaged at the same
shop where Leonard worked.
The couple are not expected by
their friends to return to Morgan
town. Where they will locate is not
yet known
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
Notice.

j. L. Smith has moved his office
! from the Post Office building to the
MADEIRA Block on Chestnut street.
HI is now ready TO show any of the
people any of the valuable property
tina he has in Morgantowu. He
has roperty in all parts of town.
Last year he sold about three hum
dred building lots and wants to sell
more this year. Every lot sold last
year that has been sold since was
sold for a good advance.
If you want to buy lots for good
investments or to build, don't fail to
consult him, before buying. The
title is absolutely clear OF ali incu m.
berance on all the property that you
buy from j l.. Smith.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
Kinq Reviews Blue Jackets.

Valetta, Island of Malta. April 2t-
King Edward reviewed 5000 blue
jackets and marines and later, with
elaborate ceremony, he laid the foun.
dation stone of the breakwater which
is to protect the entrance of the
grand harbor. Many distinguished
persons were present. In the even.
ing there was water carnival in the
harbor, the features of which were
floating models of 10 types of vessels
OF various periods, from Noah's ark to
the battleship Edward VII
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
HUNT THE CELLAR
DO the Inhabitants of Certain Sections
of the West when the Wind Blows,

A letter received from Ed E.
Meredith this morning states that
he is now in the cyclone belt in
Indian Territory. The letter head
bears the legend "Storm rooms for
guests" This means that cyclone
cellars are at hand. Ed. says that
he has encountered two of these
twisters and was nearly scared to
death by them. He may come to
Morgantown this summer. His
many friends here will be glad to
know this.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
Volunteer to Help Free Macedonia

Rome, April 21-Ricciotti Carl
in Greece during the war with Turkey.
has received letters from almost every
country in the world from men who
volunteer to join his expedition t.
free Macedonia from Turkey. These
offers include the formation Of bat
TALON of yeomanry and cavalry in
South Africa Many offers to volun-
teer have been received from the
United States.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
TO PAVE STEWART STREET.
Property Holders are busy Getting
Things in shape to pave it.

Stewart street will probably be paw
ed from Beverly to some distance into
the country. The town has agreed to
pay one third the cost of paving it if
the property owners along it will pay
the rest, This they are trying to get
every one IN the notion of doing.
Some Of them are holding back and a
few are unable to stand the amount
which it will require. The chances
are that the street will be paved
though.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
CAMP TO MOVE.
Railroad Surveyors have Completed
Work in the Yieinity-Rumors abou
their Objects.

The camp of B. & o. engineers
on the west side is to be removed
1t will be sent to some point near
Baltimore The men are under di-
rection of c.. E. Grafton and they
have been doing lots of work in this
section. Many reports have been
in circulation ABOUT the object of
their work but nobody knows what
it means except the people who
have ordered them in their move
ments.
1t is not stated just where they
will go when they leaye this section.
There are several local boys with
the camp.