The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

connected with the Southern Haclhc
Railroad; and he came East to give
directions about the building of 800
locomotives that are being put up for
his company at the Schenectady IN.
Y. locomotive works. He has done
well in. the Golden State, and has a
position that brings him in COED
income. lie was married two years
ago. His health is good, and he
looks robust We heartily wish him
a safe journey homc.-hmg,cood
Journal.
Marshall w. Chidcster brother of
the Rev. T. w. and Mr.. James NJ
Chichester, of Bruceton, died at his
fathers house, in Pleasant district,
on the 9th of October. Seven years
ago, while a student at the Universe
ty at Morgantown, Marshall received
a severe hurt by falling from hor-
izontal bar while exercising in the
gymnasium, which brought on enron
ic Assesses, which in turn, develop
ed into consumption. All these years
his health was feeble. His age was
80 years and two months. He was
a bright, intelligent, steady young
man, and fully prepared to die.
The remains were buried at Bran
donville OH the 2Sth. Brief services
were held in the Brandonyille NJ. +.
Church before the burial, by the
Rev. +. G. W. Ford. The relatives
of the deceased have requested us to
thank the friends in Brandonville for
many kindnesses shown.-Kingn0od
Jou3Wdl.
Gov. jackson yesterday caused a
pardon to be issued to John Mallory
sentenced in 1879, from Kanawha
county, to three years in the peuiten-
tiary for house breaking. The par
don was granted on the recommends
tion Of the prosecutor Of the county,
and many other citizens. 1t appears
that Mallory was convicted on the
oath OF one Carr, who afterwards
swore that he had sworn falsely.
Carr is also in the pcnitentiary. Nal
lory has served out two years Of his
apparently unjust sentcnce.-Reg.
DEATu RATTLE RIsKs-AGENTs GET
INTO TROUBLE IN WHEELiNG.-Thc
death rattle gentlemen in this city
are having a tough time of it at the
hands of the police and county con
stables. Last Saturday Messrs. Shar-
rock and Wherry, Of the soliciting
force, had q bearing before Squire
Arkle, on a charge OF doing business
in the insurance line in a manner net
according to the laws Of this State,
and were booked for an appearance
to-day to answer the charge. Icster
day, both of these gentlemen were re
arrested by the city authorities on
warrants charging violations OF the
city ordinance, which is the same in
effect as the State laws, Sharrock
put up a gold watch rs security for
his appearance, and Whcrry SIG0 Ie-
gal tender. Their trouble did not
end there, however, for two warrants
apiece were then served upon them
by Constable Snth, of Squire Ark
les office, and they were compelled
to give bail in $iO0 on each case, DR..
j. L. Smith becoming Shamrock 8
surety and w. Thomas link that of
Whorry.
There is very general feeling Of
Indignation in this city against the
agents Of these concerns and an unap-
imous desire for their punishment.
Every hour Of the day new instan 'cs
of their work among the credulous
come to light and always among IL
norant PEOPLE Squire Arkle has a
large number MISUNDERSTANDING.
etc, in his possession, and it is
thought that the developments of to-
day will astonish some Of the natives.
Register.
HEAVY Two YEAR OLD CATThE.r--
The heaviest bunch OF two year-old
cattle we have heard of this season
was weighed in August last, and av-
cragcd fraction over elccen hH',-
dred Pounds apiece. There were "a
head in The lot, and belonged to Mr.
James Jarrett, Of Muddy Creek, and
were grazed on his Sinking Crecl,
farm Greenb1ier Independent.
PRoP. WADE's LECTURE, "A fine
audience gathered at the Baptist
church on Tuesday evening last to
hear Prof. Wade's lecture on the
Helps and hindrances to popular
cducation.' They were not disap
pointed in hearing one of the finest
talks ever given in this city on this
truly importan. subject. The Pro
fessor paid high compliment to ths
schools Of Parkcrslurg pronouncine
them the ''model schools of the
State"
We wish this lecture could be hcar6
in every school district in West Nir
ginia. The suggestions as to meth
DDS of teaching, the heating, ventilat
ing and ornamenting school houses
should be heard by every teacher and
| school officer in the State. None bu,
those who have visited our country
| schools can form correct idea o
how far we are behind in the matters
i to Which such earnest reference wa.
made.
! Prof. Wade is a very decided advo
cate of female teachers in our schools
and made tho statement that in Mas