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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-18
the FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR is NOW IN
FULL BLAST.
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT IS GOOD.
Nice Displays 10 Other Departments
Hon. c. x. Bell Deliyed the Open.
Ing Address-Large Crowds
Of Visitors Here

The fifth annual Central Texas
fair opened yesterday with a large
number Of visitors present from
surrounding towns and counties
and many from a distance. The
visitors in the forenoon put in
the time looking at the various
exhibits and stock, watching the
trap shooting and otherwise anus
ing themselves as they saw fit.
Meanwhile the streets Of the city
were crowded until the noon hour,
or until / o'clock when the stores
closed to permit the crowds and
merchants and clerks to attend the
fair.
The fair was formally opened by
President w. S. Howell, yester.
day at 2 p. m, after an address by
Judge c. X. Bell Of Fort Worth,
Texas, one Of the big four guber-
Material candidates who were
billed for appearance during the
fair this week. Judge Bell made
a very appropriate opening ad-
dress, commenting happily upon
the wonderful agricultural resour-
ces Of this section evidenced by
the fine exhibits at the fair.
Judge Bell did not talk politics
proper, but made a good impress
sion upon HE audience by a very
agreeable and appropriate talk.
When the reporter made the
rounds yesterday morning the
following were the exhibits listed:
HOG DEPARTMENT.
A. B. McSwain, five Poland
China.
W. Z. Graham, five grade Poland
China.
r. r. Knowles, eleven head
Berkshires.
Howell Bros, six head Berkshires.
Jay Harris, eight head grade
Poland China.
Jim Wooten, three Poland China
pigs.
]. II. White, eleven head Poland
China.
Three head good hogs, owner
and breed not obtainable.
CATTLE AND HORSE DEPARTMENT.
Howell Bros, herd Of twelve head
Red Pole cattle.
A. d. Lock, four head Devons.
j. Harris, four head Of Devons.
Oscar Wilcox, mare and Peti-
toner colt.
+. H. Suber, jack.
J. L. sample, two mules.
A. B. Candy, grade Hambleton.
ian stallion.
II. H. Henry, Gray Fox colt
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
j. A. d. Robinson, pair Bronze
turkeys.
r. o. Allen, pair game bantams.
Mrs. John Whitman, pair black
Langshans.
r. T, Boyle, elk pairs games.
II. Downard, pair bantams.
w. J. Roberts, pair white tur-
keys.
l. L. McNeely, pair white leg
horns.
Mr.. Graham, trio white Wyan-
dottes.
Stuart Boatwright, two pairs
buff Plymouth Rocks.
Mr.. Ramsey, pair red games.
T. A. Searcy, trio Of black
Langshans.
T. Lewis, trio Of white orphing-
tons.
John Brogdon, pair bantams.
John B. Nike, seven pairs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-18
RACES FOR TODAY.

/. Free for all pace-Hazel Dell,
Blanch Almont, The Kid, Little Jim
Ida II, Joe's Favorite, /. NJ. $.
2. Three-elghts mile-Grey Net
tie, Susie Gregg, DR.. Mack.
3. Five and one-half furlongs-
Budweiser, Sister May, &. r..
James, Phil King, POGO Bueno.
In the free for all pace it is a
toss up who will win. Blanch
Almont and Ida II seem to have
the best Of il.
Grey Nettie should win the
three-eighths dash with Susie
Gregg second.
Budweiser should repeat his
performance Of yesterday with Phil
King second.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-18
n. & 7. c. WILL SELL

Eureka Springs and Hot Springs,
round trip rate one. fare plus $500
during October.
Chicago, account National Bap-
tist, colored-s3O.9O. Sell Oct. 20, q
and %; limit, Nov. 4th.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
ULTIMA H0RA
Deta||eS del Combate naval
Parte Official de Togo

New York, Mayo 3o.-'Gobernado Fiipinas comu.
MICA goblerno Washington que la escuadra rusa, al entrar
en- ell Oceano Pac1dco, por Ell estrecho de Bashi, encontr6 4
la escuadra japonesa. Los rusos, al parecer, Sc proponian
escapar, ganando Ell estrcho de lsu Shima. FL almiran-
te Togo Sc ~interpuso y la lucha Sc trab6 con impetu deses.
perado por ambas parties, 81 ben con evidente superioridad
tactca por parte del Jap6n.
Los rusos quedaron derrotados y dispersos. Tenian
veintiocho barcos en- frente de batalla: ocho de estos, eran
acorazados de combate.
Segdn Ell parte Official del almirante Togo, que e. Empc.
rador mand6 entregar al pueblo de Toxic, la victoria es alb
soluta, sin que Sc haya perdido un solo buque japones.- En-
cambio estan hundidos los buques rusos Borodino, Alejan.
Dire III, Nakhianof, Dimitry, Douskoy, Jentechung, Vladi,
miwinoch, Ousakof Sevietlana.
Rendidos el Orel, ell Nicolas I y el Admiral Afrascine.
Ell parte de Togo resumela acc6n dicendo que sc fue'
ron a pique dos acorazados, dos guarda costas, cinco cru
ceros p%rotegidos y tres destroyers. Y quedan en- podel
del Jap6n dos acorazados, dos guarda costas y un torpedo
70. Prisioneros dos mil. Ahogados commentaries ocho bu-
ques rusos.
Core la noticia de que I'm batco mercante americana
ha visto al almirante Rojestwenki ime a pique cerca dc
Formosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30

Sc encuentran dstenidos en- L.
cArcel do esta ciudad q disposition del
fiscal sefor Campillo, Lsoncio Crtiz J
Pedro Torres.
DlchoS individuos BON ~acussdos
como autores dol asesinato del A'cal-
do dc LuQuillo, hecho ocurrido Of ano
pssado.
Ell municipio dc cate ciudsd ha
consignsdo en- 81 prssupussto del pro-
Ximo sno, 10 sums de S2.SW dollars
para los estudios dc 10 nueva toms Dc
aqua del a~cusducto y para la planta
electrical municipal.
La poliCia detuvo a Amelio Ferel
acusRdo de hurto de menor cusntis
tue c~ondenAdo { cuarenta dias d.
arresto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30

La Corte Federal ~regresara & es.
ia ciudad en- la primera quincena de
JUNO. Actualmente SO encuentra en-
Mayagieg, celebrando el iuicio de 10
sehorita Castro que fue arrollada por
un tren.
Ell comisionado Elliot sali6 hoy
on autona6vil para Coamo, Estar& de
regreso mafiana.
Ell professor de taquigraffa don
Manuel Rodriguez, abrirG desde el
primero del mes pr6ximo una clase de
taquigraffa en- Ia e~scuela Lincoln,
.ISabslo Calder6n que sustrsjo
& don Daniel Ramos I'm billete dc Gin.
90 dollars, tue condenAdo on 10 tarde
dc aver & tres meses de c&rcel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30

en- 10 seOcl6n YAsrOAnNl do nNSutrO MI.
msrc dc aver, 4 csusa de haberse des.
cubierto una via dc aqua en- 81 bode-
GO, rstsrd6 81 salida dc este puerto.
aligerando 10 cargo.
En- la session del Conceio NUM-
cipal que Sc celebrar& ell microbes,
tomaran possession del cargo de conce.
iales, nombrados en- Ia Ultima session
del Consejo Executive, los seiores
don Manuel Rodriguez Sierra, don
Francisco Ponte, don Pho Amador y
don Francisco Ramirez de Arellano.
-Anoche 90 suspendi6 10 sesi6n
que debia celebrsrse en- Of Municipio.
So ha transterido para Of microbes.
Las <Pastillas Antdricas del DR..
LIE Roys devuelven 81 spsrato digesti-
vo Ia actividad perdids, ayudan al
est6mago q digerir los slimentos, y 81
proceso de la nutrici6n 90 lleva { cabo
en- lorna adecuada.
Con oil uso de las sPastillas Anti
rieas del DR.. LIE Roy, desspsrece esq
pesades que sienten los dispepticos en-
ell est6mago despues de les comidss.
--En 10 tarde do aver vi6se el jul.
clio contra Manuel Mendez, aeusado
do hAber sustrsido IN alfler dc cor.
bats & don Antonio Rigo. Su6cien.
temente probable el hecho Of iuex mu.
niclpal conden6 al acusado & seia me.
ses de carcel.
-Despues dc probsr todos los En-
gaiosos remedies que % s~nuncian
es cuando mas se agradece 10 efcscia
radical del DIG ESTIvO MOJARRIE-
Ia cuya s~uperioridad est& universal
mente confirmads para curar los On.
termedades del est6mago.
C~uraeiones ~desesperadas On per
sonas blen ~conoeidas, cue 10 tomaron
durante tres meses, son les que 10 han
hscho glorioso, pero I'm solo estuche
produce mejor etecto que una docenA
dc irascos do cualquier otro remedio;
porque adem&s dc ser el Guico verda-
dero Curative radical del est6msgo ,
del intestine, ain engaiosa acci6u cal
msnte, % Digeativo y Puridcador dc
los alimentos. Sc deba exigir que
cada host!A. tengs grabado el nombrs
ntrA.&tvO M~o;awpfaAa
De venta on las Farmaeas do loa
seEores N. BLanco y CT, Ramon Akaa-
.dn , Fvdsl GulLkrn,sty de San Juan
(Puerto Riool; y en- las principales
DeogusriAs de Europa y Ameriea.
Dep6sito On Paris, rue des Haudrles.
tes, l.. =.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresali.
j, do on estos dltimos cinco amos y por
. esta raz6n los recomendados por los
profesores dc md sica de mas prestigIo
, On 10 isls, son loa de la fAbrlca Kohler
& CampbcA, de New York, do 10 Quail
j.. 90 sgente On San Juan A. 8. BslavA,
. Apartado 81, ID quien puede usted
: diriglrse para meiores informes.
Be ALQUILA 10 casa ndmero
. en- Ia Gale de xSan Justos, Altos, cor
= bados dc dueha y muy fresca y vent.
tlada. j.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
Buques ~anunciados


sMiguel Gallsrt.s Del puerto dc
Cauarias para el nuestro sali6 81 10
del actual.
philadelphia, Recalara procs.
dente de la Guayrs, mafana y saldr&
el mismo dia para NuevaYork.
Caracas Con procedsncia de
New York fondeara ell 10 del entrsnte
y saldra al siguiente dia para IL
Guayra.
<San Juan.s Sali6 el % del co.
rriente de New Orleans para esta.
<Conde Wlfredo.s Ell 20 de JUNO
entrante saldra de este puerto para Ia
Coruhs, Santander, Cadis y BARGE.
Iona.
<Ssint Sim6n.> Hacia el 3 del
entrante estard aquf p~rocedente do Eu-
ropa y Saint Thomas y seguir& viaie
para Puerto Plata.
sAmazona,s Del s oil 8 del pr6xi.
mo Julio Sc aguards procedente de
Europa.
I6mar0n puerto:
De Ia isla vsporss <Porto Rieos y
SVaScoS.
De Vleques balsudro sPedrito.s
De Ysbucoa goleta <Carmelita.s
Sc habslWaron de salida;
Golets Gala Blanca, nara Arroyo
y Ponce.
Id .Carmens para Viequss.
.Buques en- puerto
TRAVSEIA
<Mannie Swami cargsndo.
sUrbanas descsrgando.
COSTANEROS
SDoloress p~endiente.
<Deseadas Humscso y Naguabo.
cana Marias Yabucoa.
<SSn Miguels Fsjsrdo.
<Coraz6n de Marias dessarg and O
sEsperanzas pendiente.
<Pedrltos Viequss.
GCsrme,ita pendiente.
<Indis1 p'ndiente,
SPorto Rtcos 6 lrgand0.
<Vasco1 i'd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30

-H"y por scr die de fiesta Official
consignado en- ell c6digo polisico, 70
dos los depsrtamsstos del gobierro
permsnecen cerrados. No tenemos,
pues, lDformaciones ofciales.
-Llamamos la stsnci6n de les per.
sonss de gusto litersrlo exquisite, he
Gle los poemas cortos que aver y hoy
aparecen en- oil fol,etfn de este peri6-
dico.
-Auoche, q las nueve y cuarto,
en- Ia Gale de San Francisco, iunto a
la plaza B%aldorioty, fue detenido Da-
MEL Gonzalez, por vender IN centavo
de sobertes.
Las ordenanzas prohlben la vents
por las GALES: pero nosotros creemos
que Ia policia debiera scr un POGO
mas b~enevola, sobre TODD en- casos CO.
mo este.
Daniel Gonzalez, que sostiene q
81 familia con 81 trabaio, es I'm lsbo.
rioso y honrado vendedor, que, des-
pues de dormir anoche en- la carcel,
quiza pierda 81 colocaci6n.
Es terrible que resulten esas cosas.
Hoy no Sc publica nuestro cole.
60 sEl Boletin Mercantil.,
Ell dfa primero de JUNO tomars
possession del puesto Attorney, 81 jue1
Eeullie.
Ell seaor Stewart actual Attor
ney, embarcara para los Estados Uni
dos oil Is del mes pr6ximo.
En- Ia sarde de manaua regress
ran dc Aibonito 81 Cobernador Win
throp y 81 Sscrstario senior Frazier
La pollcfa detuvo aver & Ave
limo Reyes, por haber sustraidt
tres tuercAs dc hero de una maqui
maria del muelle, propieds I'D dol seHol
Rubsrk hermsnoa.
Ell seHor don Juan Palaclo no.
anuncla que Of dis 10 dc JUNO 90 abri
RI nuevamente 10 Escuela de telegrafa
y asf 10 avisamos q los alumnos.
Los helsdos y e~mparsdados gu
SO repartleron en- oil bale do las sao
reas que 90 eel sbr6 oil domingo On
teatro, tu6 ia obsequio dc 10 comisl6l
del Aseuso.
--L.os camAleones, cocodrilos, DOT
p~!entes, leones y psnterss dol Clrc
~ecuestre que pronto estar& en- esta o.
pital, 70 beb srAn q 10 vista del publ
co, veiute barriles dc 10 Sin rival COL
VEGA sPabst,s por ser 10 mas agrads
BILE, NJ. r. Cslder6n = CO Tetuan /,
con los sgentes dc esta oervezA.
LA. lImpieza dc los tipos On ]
m6quina sO.lvers 10 hsce on medi
minute. Sc limpisu todos dc una VI
con IN cepIllo corriente, y no Npo
tipo, como 90 neoessrio hacerlo Z
, otras maquinas. LIE consecuencia al
tursl 90 que oil que escribe On 10 col
YER, limpia& menudo les letras. obi
$ niendo sismpre una escritura hermoi
D limpia.
Ante el Comisionsdo de los E
n tados Unidos 90 hs visso 10 causa 90
tra Martin Reyes y Juan Hsrnsnde
aeussdos de infrsccl6n del reglAmsn
cuarentensric, FL Comisionsoo q
A solvI6 4 Hernandez. En cuanto
segundo 90 reserve gu decision pc
que GO YEA nuevo iuicio on 10 mafsl
del microbes.
Is Ell bergantiu golesa espsnol [
bdaa, q cuya ca 60 hicimos reierenc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
Una RUB IA MARQuEsA

AL fondo h,y un tapiS de trazI ob,cura
donde juegan los gnomos y lSs hIdss,
donde hay unas princesA e~ncAntadas
y AdalideG con lanzAs Y armAdurA.
Ante 81 marca una DANA 81 f19OrA
de ~Arrogante duquesA 1OrentinA.
La gorguera de marta cibelins,
aobre On busto de Pal1s Atenes,
con Garcia su9vfsimA rodea
una eShelta gArgantA mArflina.
Como las mics de fuego en- el verano,
GO rubia 80 opulentA cabellers;
su lAbio cierrA con SERIAL severe;
aus ojos tienen brillo sobrehumanO.
Sobre IL verde soda de gu trsie,
como 81 copo purisimo que nieva,
teie eatrellas y flores Ell encsje.
Mas blAnco a6n 81 rOatrO de IL hermoSa,
de au augusta altivez 10 marcs llevs,
peril de reina , mSjeStAd de diosa.
PEDRO DE REPIpE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
F. pvo

SurRi6 del hondo mar adormeCidO
Un vient0 vsRabundo,
DicieDdo q lAs tinieblas: 4RccogsOS
Que "a despierta 81 mundOl
Pas6 sobre loo buques que ~yelarOs,
Rompen 10 ondA sonora
GriAndolea: -slArriba marinerOs
Que ya vieno 10 aurOral'
So inferno por 10 selva ObaCura tris
PobladG do visiones:
-sDespertad,S murmurAndo: viene Ell Iia
GsrminadOr de frutos , ~pasionss ,
A los aTosos franco Dc Gneha copa.
YgigAntescA ITALIA:
= sDe verdea hojas dssple0ad 81 aire
81 Dsnd6n do bAtalIa.'
al ave que 90 duerme en- IL espesuts,
81 ale entumecidA:
-SBAtld Ell vuelo que % scerca el alba,
81 ave de 10 vida.'
Al gallo yigllAnts do 10 ehoga
psrdido en- 10 llsnuEa:
-sCIntad, OAntad, que Avarzs 81 snemioo
Deb Nniebla Obscurs!'
A 10 ssplga del campo, doblegada
al peso do 90 granO:
q La aurora, vuestrA heFmanA, 90 levAnta
Tras eli monte lejAnoiS
Al vieiO campAnario de IL aldsa:
econ lengua de metal cAntad 81 dfAS
Y los musrtOS del triSte ~cemsntario:
~sDormid, dormid, no cstempO todAvfa!s
OLEGARIo ANpRGpE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
PRECl0S Os susc RIP cioN
SECC|ON mercantile

Preclos MIN de los articulos
que Sc detaIlan on
almacenes
ARROz.-Jap6n u q s3s; Idem de
% 3 q S3t; americana corriente %.
Ajos m%allorQuinss, 4 80 ctvs.
Cappadres . go ctvs.
Jamones 7t& s8.
Quesos amecs.a S16l. Patagr&s Is.
Tocino, . Il Q lat.
JGh6n, 400 s4.70 Rocamora;
americana, e24 III.
Pasta del pals q at.
MAnteca Q $5.25 on ! y On lasas dc
81 40.
Harina de $5i Q S6t.
Habichuelas blsncas del pals csc 1
{ americsnas e3t . 4.
Coloradss del pals 4 q ".
Americanas blancas largas q eo.
Garbs1zos Slt q 10.
Bacalao ae7t.
Cebollas ass.
Arenques 81.
Nsutequilla, de..el5 Q Is
Pasta americana IN caias de una
arroha %.
Papas americanas do el.75 0 1.a5
Tassio ss3 80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30

So estremece Ia candida aurora.
Y 50 fsz coIorea Ia grana;
La sorprende y de c6lera llora
Otra reina gentil: ID manana.
Huge Ell sol en- 50 caro- luciente
Del que tiran corceles do plAts,
Y sc cculta 10 aurora sonriente
Entire mares color de escATlAta.
LUIS PUIG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
bombII|as econdmIcas

Las he rscibido Ia 8. A. L42
Electrical, Son propias para auun.
clos J para los abonados que tienen
contador, pees 90 grsduan & diversas
insensidSdes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

La Corte Federal..-Mr. Elliot. I'm taquigrafo da classes.
Tires meses de carcel. Accusation de asesinato.- En-
ell Ayuntamlento. .Cuarenta dias por hurto. "Obsequos
enel teatro. --O6c mas en- clausura. -..Versos del tole-
tin. u ina detenci6n I'M usta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
Varlos articulUs del pals
Preclos oorrlentes

Preclos oorrientes
Axdcsr para el consume:
Moscabado claro de $3.50 q eb.
De mlel claro q o.. rs.
Centrffuga claro de s4.75 o st..
Azdcar americans do 1sas6h
Algod6n de St q g.
AlmId6n Q est
OAf& corriente e11t q lat.
OIer Oh duloss Gle Q II
Cos)sS 90 millar.
Ron as grAlos Cartier & 20 centa.
sos gal6n,
M%iz . LEO 3 Les
Ssbo alI %.
TAbs,o, nominal.
,Camblos corrientes
Londres check 4.8S 4.8s4
PArib IT II D.
HAmburgo { N&4k
New York q LIS P
e spaua div 25t ! % D
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-21
Yale VS.. Harvard.

BOSTON, June 21.-Charles A..
Schweppe, chairman Of the regatta,
committee Of the Harvard.Yale row.
ing races, which will be held at New
London, Conn.,, on June 90, announced
that the Varsity race would be row.
ed up the Thames river from New
London to Gales Ferry at 4:30 P. NJ.
and not at P. NJ, as had been pre-
viously stated. Official announcement
was also made that the four.oarcd
race would be started at 1880 A. NJ.
at Gales Ferry and rowed down stream
two miles to the navy yard and that
the freshmen race would be started
Immediately after at the navy yard
finishing at the bridge at New Lon
don,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-21
king OSCAR
MADE PATHETIC SPEECH CON.
CORNING DISSOLUTION OF
THE UNION OF NORWAY
AND SWEDEN.
(Ry Publishers Press.l


: STOCKHOLM, June 21.-The gov.
eminent this morning introduced bill
in the Rlksdag, asking authority to
enter into negotiations with the Nor.
weg!an Storthing TO draw up q con-
ditional settlement Of affairs between
the two nations, which were formerly
united. The Premier, in an explana.
ton; to the RiksdaG, declared that the
interests of Sweden would in no way
be served by resorting to coercive
acts in an effort to bring Norway back
into the union. King Oscar, who has
been deeply affected by the revolt Of
Norway from his rule, made pathet-
lie speech on the subject OF the disso-
luton Of the union to the council.
Sweeney Fleming, of Fairmont, was
a business visitor in Morgantown yes.
terday neutrality-suspicious. Chron.
icle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-21
M. Hartley & Son.
oloie' Farmont Va

Mrs. P. H. Bennett has been indis.
posed for the past few days.
Miss Lillian Fadeley went to Graf.
ton Yesterday 10 nurse a patient.
Mrs. William scrimageur, Of Beling.
ton, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
l.. N. Yost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ehro have re.
turned from short wedding trip to
Eastern cities.
Miss Wilma Boydston returned last
night from a two weeks visit with
Miss Margaret Bishop at Mt. Lake
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Jacobs left this
afternoon for Mt. Lake Park, where
they will spend a few weeks at their
summer home.
s. Ray Holbert and wife, Cletus
Jenkins and wife and Mr.. and Mrs
T. L. Henderson will leave tomorrow
for q ten days trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. S. a.. Lloyd will leave to.mor
row for Philadelphia, where she vii
spend some time with her daughter
Mrs. William Hiddeman, and othe
relatives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-21
WILL II o ID AN EETlNG
70 RgsELEc TtoN Of EAc
ERs$AT CHARLESTON, 8
JUNE 27.

\ .f
CHARLESTON, June 81 State su.
perintendent Of Schools Thomas c.
Miller has returned from attending
the commencement exercises at the
six normal schools Of the State. He
has been absent from the city two
weeks, during which time he has trav-
eled approximately 1900 miles.
In all of the normal schools 6G&stu-
dents were graduated, the largest
class, at Huntington, having 20 mem
bers. Many Of the persons graduated
will enter the school room as teach
ers, while many will pursue higher
courses Of education. The board
of regents for the normal schools was
divided, the members attending differ
ent commencements The commence.
ments in every instance drew large
crowds and interest of gratifying
kind was manifested.
While absent Superintendent Miller
attended meeting Of the board Of
regents of the Montgomery Prepara-
tory school at Morgantown, In con-
nection with the meeting Of the reg
ular university board. At this meet
ing It was announced that there would
be no change in the faculty of the
Montgomery institution. He also at.
| tended meeting Of the board Of the
preparatory branch of the university,
at Keyser, where all of the assistants
were reappointed, as follows: James
w. Horn, Mrs. Ida Menefee, J. C.
Sanders, E. l.. Anderson and Elsie
Huffman. The board reluctantly &c.
cepted the resignation Of Principal L.
l.. Friend, who Is compelled to retire
from school work on account of his
health. Fifteen applications for the
position were received, but the board
deferred action until Saturday, July
LIST. Among the list Of applicants are
the names Of several prominent edu.
Gators from other States and the indi.
cations are that the vacancy will be
alied with the best material procur.
able.
a few hours were spent at Morgan
town by Mr.. Miller on University com.
mencement day, during which time
he heard the excellent address OF Gov
ernor Dawson.
On Monday, June &c, the board Of
regents for the normal schools will
meet at Huntington for the purpose
Of receiving bids for the building to
be erected there. On Tuesday, June
81, members will meet in the office
If Superintendent Miller, here for the
purpose of appointing teachers for the
six institutions that are under their
control. 1t is not expected that there
will be many changes in any of the
faculties. The members of the fac
ulty of the preparatry branch Of the
university at Montgomery at present
are Principal Josiah Keely, First AS
sistant G. W. Conley, Miss Mabelle
Scott, Miss Eva L. Crago and Miss
Marian F. Cabell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-21
Il 2 Il@s|I
PEP /: i: ]; J! .SONAL
ssfs. arthur Henry, Of Little Wash.
Ilgton;y Pa, Is visiting relatives in, the

sfts. Arthur Henry, of Little Wash.
aEton; Pa, Is visiting relatives in, the
rity.
Hiss Bertha Brookover, of George
town, Us the guest Of Misses Lou and
Eva Barns.
Kiss Cornelia Grey, Of Albany, N.
md Miss McAdams, of Washing.
ION %. C., are the house guests of
IssS Jean Fleming.
Mfss Mary Frame, who had been,
the guest of Miss Pauline Miller for
me past two weeks, returned to her
horne N Weston today.
Mrs!J. NJ. Black, who was taken to
die City Hospital suffering from ty.
SIhxid fever, is doing well. Miss Jet
Grsunan has been engaged 10 take
rare Of the case.
Governor Dawson and family are
mug at Atlantic City, where they will
remain for several days before pro-
eeeding to other eastern points Of in.
4ersst Charleston Mail.
u w. showalter. OF Clarks.
bnrss.aI2d Mrs. S. J. Candy, of Terra
sits. who have been the guests of
5thsirs brother, Mr.. Wilbur Coburn, left
NJ this morning TO visit relatives in Nor,
\ gRntnwn.
U.s. r. Il. Rose, of Grafton, came in
\ 9esterday to enroll in the summer
gchi;uE. He was compelled TO leave
n the university last year on account o!
"a serious attack of typhoid fever
Morsantowns Chronicle.
I Hrs. E. W. Kellerman and children
11taftsEgt and Katharyn, of Clarks
l,nrg.y who heve been the guests o
Mrs KeITertaan's parents, Mr.. am
siTs. Michael Ford, left today TO
Randolph county TO visit relatives.
arS. Thomas ritherngton willleav
toEfsarrow morning for Philadelrhi
esyssfs her mother. shewill be ioir
d IA at Terra Alta by her sister, Mr.!
n Edgar White, formerly Of this plac,
shp viii also visit in Philadelphia
LII
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-21
Fred Ward, the West syirgInian g 3

Fred Ward, the West Yirglnian' s !
carrier boy in the Second ward, left
yesterday for steubenyllle, Ohio
where he will join a party Of friends
and go out camping for a week or
more. The office force have their
mouths fixed for some Of the big game
Fred expects to bring home. If he
gets enough to go around a chunk of.
venison will be appreciated. q: