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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-05-04
The Creamery Starts,

and moving. The farmers who met
at the Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton building upon last Saturday
were surprised to find the complete
ness Of the preparation for starting
the Creamery in full operation. The
machinery is all mounted and every
thing in perfect running order, for
the separation Of the cream, testing
of the milk and manufacture of but
ter. Every care has been taken to
make the work complete success.
The indications are that to-day
"wednesday when the farmers be-
gin to deliver milk, enough will be
received to make from forty to sixty
pounds of first-class butter, daily,
with the promise Of large increase
as soon as some of our larger farmers
can secure the necessary stock. The
butter will be on sale in Morgan
town on Thursday, May I'd, at 50
cents per pound. There will be no
superior butter manufactured in the
country. 1t will be perfectly pure,
moulded in elegant form, and deliv-
cred fresh at the Station every day.
So much of the butter as does not
find ready sale in Morgantown will
be shipped to other points. AS the
price of creamery butter elsewhere
falls as the quantity of the milk in
the summer increases, the price of
the same, in Morgantown, will also
decline. 1t is estimated that the
butter will always be worth from 10
to IL cents pound more than aver
age country butter on account of it's
superior flavor, greater purity and
freedom from water and milk mixed
with it. 1t is not the expectation of
the Creamery to compete in price
with ordinary country butter.
Citizens who wish to engage
creamery butter will do we'll to give
notice at the Station of the quantity
they wish delivered every other day,
so that it may be retained for them.
There will also be for sale at the Sta.
tion a small quantity Of butter milk
every day, which can be had at rea-
sonable rates.
Citizens Of Morgantown wishing
to visit the Agricultural Experiment
Station will please do so upon Thurs
days, as the limited force employed
at the Station can not conveniently
be taken from their work at irregu-
lar times to show visitors through
the building and explain to them
the workings of the Station. For
the present, Thursday of each week
will be assigned as visitors day, and
citizens are requested not to encroach
upon the time of the Stations staff
upon other days. OF course, where
any one has business to transact,
that is different matter, and they
will find the Station open from seven
o'clock in the morning until six in
the evening, excepting an hour at
noon. We shall take pleasure in ex-
planning to all the workings of the
Station and everything connected
with its organization, and shall upon
the days indicated be glad to see the
friends of the Station taking an in
terest in it, JOHN A. MYERS,
Director
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-05-04

Straw mating, any price or style
at T. Pickenpaugh's.
ALL grades Of /. p Thomas 4
Sons celebrated fertilizer on hand
and for sale by A. F. Lawhead a.
Morgsntovn' " Va 1908.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-05-04
With Faculty Of Sixteen Able and Competent In.
TWENTY THREE DEPARTMENTS OF INSTRUCTIONS

IWENI1 -IHKEE DEFAKI MENIN UF INNIhUUIIUN.
Pedagogics. IL. Gymnastics and Caisthenics.
School Management ID Model School in Primary Methods
8. Psychology. 49, Eng. Gram. and Analysis and
q. Methods of Teaching. Methods
s. Physical Science. 10 Geograpy and Methods
6. Physiology and Hygiene. ~ Algebra and Geometry.
7. French 49, History and Methods
8. Latin Arithmetic and Methods.
9. German 20 Chorus and Sight Singing.
10 kindergarten School Voice Culture and Solo Singing.
IL. Penmanship and Methods. ~ Instrumental Music
II. Civil Government 23 Reading Eocuion and Oratory
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-05-04
Large Summer Hotel in Prospect.

Last week j. X. DUR made Mrs.
Moore an offer of $4,000 for the Sem
mary grounds, his avowed purpose
being, if accepted, of erecting large
summer hotel on the latest improved
plan and at cost Of 100000. Mrs.
Moore now has the offer in consider
alton.
The New DOMINION, hearing of
Mr.. Durr's plans, asked that gentle
man if he really meant business.
II certainly do, SIR" he replied,
"and if 1 am successful in making a
purchase of the property l will have
men on the ground within the next
ten days and have the hotel open for
guests by July 10. You see that
the summer business has never been
worked here in the least and l know
men in our city, lots of them, who
would come here if they could get
the kind of accommodations they
want, which mainly consist of good,
large, airy rooms and spacious
lawns about the place, and regular
city board. l will have everything
the finest. l will not cater to what
is known as cheap trade I'll give
the people the best and they'll pay
good prices for it. You may not
know it, but your mountain drives
and elegant scenery are famous in
Pittsburg and moneyed people would
flock here in the summer if the kind
of accommodations could be found
that they want, but they can't l
own large hotel here now, but it is
not calculated to suit the tastes of
rich city people because there are no
grounds about it. They might as
well stay in the city as to be lodged
in the heart of this town and right
on the street.
sAnd I'll just say, too, that if
Morgantown wants a boom no more
effective way to bring it about can
be devised than encouraging the
summer resort business here. l
want to buy that Seminary property
and you'll have as good a hotel here
as any around in this country"
Those who know Mr.. Durr know
that he generally does what he says
he will, and we have a good deal of
confidence in his proposed hotel be-
ing built. There is the hope for our
first boom.s
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-05-04
BANQUET Of the Jr. o. A. U. M.

Probably the most distinctive
American of all secret orders is the
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics, which was but lately start
ed in Morgantown, but which has
gained rapid Roadway on account
of its patriotic principles.
On Tuesday evening the members
rendered banquet to their friends
at Laziers Parlors which was as high
ly enjoyed as stag affair could
possibly be. The object was pa
triotic one, namely, to honor the cen
tennial Of the Inauguration of the
first President. About so young
men sat down to the feast after the
guests had been received by COM
mittee for that purpose. A nice in
vitation had been issued on which
was printed the following.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Address Of Welcome ............. J. r.. MILLER
Response -.--...-......-..+....'S D. a. fosrEs
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-05-04
REFRESHMENTS
TOAsTS.

"Our Order" .....,...........P HIL. A. ScHAEFER
"Our Country" ...................A.B B. BoucHNER
"The Father Of Our Country. J. T.. HAWTHORNE
"The Red, White and Blue" A. A. ROGERS
Toast Mastsr-W. W. JoLLIFFE.
The above was faithfully carried out
and as jolly set of young Ameri-
cans enjoyed the banquet as ever
surrounded festal board.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-05-04

MATTERS of interest which subscribers
wish to have ventilated will receive
place in this column. That which is
valueless will be rejected.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-05-04

it's dull here, as the gentleman is
accustomed to the hurry, furry and
general hustle which the business
activity of Kingwood promulgates
1t would be appropriate, wouldn't it
to call Kingwood Hustleville?
Prof w. P. Wiley was at Pala-
tine on Friday and delivered that
able and comprehensive lecture
There's Woman in It." He was
greeted by large crowd which he
entertained in manner which left
the best impression of him and his
superior talents. Prof. Willey's dis
tinction as lecturer is spreading
all over the State, and no one car
deny that it is earned by pure merit
Mrs. Grace Finnell Lee, a lady
well known here, has won for hersel!
innumerable encomiums in Baltimore
as a fine singer. The Baltimore
american, in commenting upon Mrs
Lee, at recent performance at the
Academy of Music, says: "The song
by Mrs. Grace Finnell Lee was one
of the gems of the evening. Mrs
Lee has charming voice Of fine
range, even power and unusual sym.
pathetic quality. She received q
well merited recall"
That genial and clever young Pres
tonian, Attorney VIM. G Brown, Jr,,
of Kingwood, was in our city Tues
day. Mr. Brown has not only dis,
covered that some of our young la.
dies are exceedingly comedy and
winsome, but that our town is one Of
the most attractive in the State and
certain of-tapid growth and great fu
ture prosperity. He may yet become
a citizen of Fairmont, in which event
we would indeed give him mos,
cordial welcome. - ndeg.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-05-04
Great Tumble in the Price Of Flour.

Cameron, W. Va, Nov. IL, 'Ss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
WADE

On tho Oklahoma noomers' Racket,
CmoAdo, January 2a,-J, H. Wade, tho
youngest colonel Ia tho United States
army, arrived with hla sister NJ tho Leland
yesterday Colonel Wade N tho com,
mandor Of Fort nono In the Indian torrl'
tory aud IN tho man rawnuo nll Will have
10 enpo with u h0 attempts ~ make any
forciblo entry npOn Oklahoma, Tho
colonel gives II NJ his opinion, however
that neither rawnOo I'LL nor any ono else
IL going n do anything no rash, Ito Oya
no never hcnrl Of liwuco Blll until 70.
Gently aud that with all tho investigation
he hns been able 10 make no can find no
indication Of any such raid beng contour.
plated ~ tho papers arc continually pub.
llahlng yarns about Colonel Wade raya
ho knows the pcoplo down thoro we'll
knows they arc u rowing, nomadlo olaGS
aud would 30 willing NJ any limo TO Jump
In aud grab land whenever thor0 N a r0aor'
walton opened, but from what no has Be0n
ho finds N hard 10 boll0yo thnt any un'
known ndyonturcr llk0 rawnoo Blll could
gather udhoronls enough 10 carry ont such
q scheme, u was tried ouoo about nix years
ago by 'CapHln" pnyno bE no was
hustled out Of the section too quick Said
Colonel Wudol "t heard that Wichita was
thomand rondCgyouao pOwnoo Dill'a troup,
80 on my way hero | stopped 10 InyCgll'
gate but cauld lind nothing 10 provo tuo
truth OF Tho report aud tho more / think
OF the matter and tho moro I look Into H.
tho loss icNrl have OF any demonstration
Of tho klud,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
LAND FORFEITURE BlLL.
Hopes uf u nHsia ut Compromise uotwo,
tho FWn iintWeH,

uopoa Ut nlsia at Compromise uotwoon
tho rive iiOwea,
WAams0roN, February a-Conmcwman
Holman In conversation with n roptoson'
plIyo Of Tho United Press said that no had
hopes that 'om0 ba5ia Of compromise could
be- reached between the House and Senate
coUiorrocG ON the general land forfeiture
bUl, On separate bills nov In conference
rotating 10 lands In Alabama Michigan aud
Washington territory, tho senate oonftfrci
had expressed a willingness 70 agree In tho
aggregate 10 a forfeiture Of about 2225, 900
A0rca OF lind,
mloy had also conceded, In cases wlcro
land was within tho granted limits Of two
railroads and had been declared forfeited
by tho road FIRST claiming H. that II cannot
accrue 10 tho other road, but must DO rc'
stored ~ the publlodomhin, N the EcnorHl
land forfeiture bill could not 10 agreed up.
on by the cOntorreea they would report tho
separate bills, lilo had no doubt \, to their
PASSAGE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Youngu.own,s poLor playing shorir

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Jan. 30.-Arthur
o. Fording, assignee Of Sheriff ELI B.
Walker, is still engaged In entering
suits against parties who II is charged
won money from Walker in gambling,
This afternoon m action was com.
menced against Lawrence j. Washing
ton, of Cleveland, the petition alleging
that ut various times no won from
Walker sums amounting TO S1,275, for
which Judgment is asked.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
WIN, no Franoh Jalius 0assaE 0iAImsd,

what tha Tranoh Jalias OassaF Claimed,
Pans. January "a -0enerAl hOulangeI
raid yesterday afternoon that he ielt sure
OF poeiying q majority Of at least $1,000
Tie liOulangnr organization 10 perfect ana
the followers " lhe general we're every
whero instructed 10 maintain perfect order
otherwise Tho cause of their chief would DO
seriously Injured, These instructions have
been carried out 10 The letter and no do
tuTbanees have occurred,
Tho excitement NJ eight o'clock last even
inG WHOM tho returns showed HAT noulan
gers majority IN ~ Devils was 5000, wa
yefy great,
Ia tho eighth reimbursement noulangeT
polled three times ~ many votes M his OPP
p0nent Jacques and ibis announcement
added 10 tho excitement Tho members
Of Tho government are asl0unded NJ Tho
result iipia arc freely offered that tho
ministry viii resign today, Tho Doulan'
gefIala nov confidently expect that tho
general will receive fully 100000 majority,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
niagara Shall Roar no Moro in Vain.

CuIoAao, Feb. l.-lSpecial, 10. j..
Darrell, n Chicago engineer, has asked
authority from the New York legisla'
ture to turn Niagara Falls into u gem
orator of electricity. His plan Is q tun-
mol built from shore TO shore and five
foot pipes TO be constructed containing
turbine wheels, which will operate
dynamos. The SCENE is thought to DO
practicable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Proposed Amendment OF Our Naturalist.
tinn Laws,

WAsulyaroy, February A-rho House
Judiciary committee completed q bill b.
amend lso naturalization laws Of the
United States, IL provides that 10 allen
who ho, over boon convicted Of u felony or
other Infamous erlmo, Involving moral tur
plludc, anarchist and polymmisL or who
cpn not spuolC tho English Language rhnll
be- nlludgod capable OF bolng noluraligCd
lhp methods Ivy which naturalization aro
To be- acquired nro similar TO those nov In
force, El'1 swearing To- made punishable
By % 'uc not exceeding 81, 600, or ImprIanu.
m..l mot exceeding liyH yea on both,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Another of TkoBo Horrible Murders In
Canada, , 49, pafgU

OTTAWA, Feb. 1.-[Special. -Anoth.
er horrible murder has been committed
on Island st. Pierre, in the Gulf Of 81.
Lawrence, The body Of u man was
found in n lsherman's hui, between two
trunks, covered with q sail. There were
three deep missions below each breast,
indicating unsuccessful attempt TO Cuy
the body In two and cut the legs Off.
Two men named Oliver and Neal have
confessed the crime. They claim they
were drunk,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
nnlEfa.


""'.'"N ''H'H w WV FHHH' HHH""H '"
tuNo Erie,
Medina Gazette 10 % years old,
Atle1 schools closed by mcaslcA
Foxes IN swlmp7 around Aurora
Defiance viii soon have q now bank.
Geneva Register again failed 10 score,
kottmllltry company Ia Louiu county
D. Horny, Mansfield grocer assigned,
ChagrI0 Falls o. addicted 10 thlmblo par.
tlrl
Grafton, Loroln county, voted Tor prohl.
billion
Flowing Tor corn begun In Jefferson
county
Divorces aud applications numerous IN
Fremont
Fremont 10 going crazy over "RobC
EIamorp.n
Smallpox scare In Toledo, No ca
found yut
a fax OF slate killed. minor Goo, Dauts
40 Cunllun,
Salvation army a]rouHlng alternatives at
Chugrlu l'ullA
ElyriO 10 ,lll q little green about IT. FREQ
mail delivery,
ouorliu college Is trying to build up No
at department
Speciality riav works employees atrsot IN
East Liverpool,
llouo lNmplod Wm, Wills to death
near Cifoloyillo
Lima car makers struck for 90 per cont
increase OF wages
MllcrhuW expects 70 do o little boom,
inH uogt summer
Moses Yale, ono Of the oldest inhabitants
u NorwUl'G Is dead,
NnrrnIliou hasn't q colorcd resident, Nil.
l'r,huw has but ono,
s,JildnH glrlg won lholr fight at CadlA
and Uo b0gk NJ work,
ig goo0pl sensation promised In Tllln,
Married women too fly,
luueo sharks modo 800 out Of Innocent
farmer Sellers ut Lima,
John Whitnpr cut to plcocs by D, g."
train at Now Lexington,
George 8, poormnn, prominent cltlscn
Tiulu, IH load, Cancer.
Nhoop'ug cough making luluutllo oxB
cnuo ptcur,UuH In Marion.
Mira Catherine llulicr, only 10 inch a
10. D, dead iu Wgpokonctn
Not enough snow yet 10 put country
roads Iu pla.lblc condition,
Carrie q, ruylorwauw $4,000 from Groom
igll llNgtou bad silowll,
Ll,lo child Of Chnrlm Steward. Lima
VIII do from hot co.po sclll,
H. a. HARRIS fo'l from lorl OF hay nolr
COru,cyOlo Onl broke hIgup.s,
ErraIt H]loupHi OF NuwlI eu,r 10 tl6
pen lUr l.rHH years IOr forgery,
cant0u'u street railway company viii
substitute electricity for hor..l,
Board OF education has recommended
vaccination 100 AhropH .cnoult
lTits Hnudor WIS fatally mud bagsol
his owu doorway ot Cincinnati
j. A. Barnes, wc.lhuown olJigcn Of 8
ClNiuyiIio, died ot heart disease,
Willie lrcntgortncr SanduslSy boy aod
l]9nt0l'y blt or end Of his tongue.
NorwalD girls learning how to dance tho
minucl and viii give n minuCt ball.
r. !, Ray aud Charles Crowdon, alleged
green goods men, caught In Toledo,
John Lewis, Youngstown man, too dcnf
to hear q train and was cut TO pieces
Mrs John Miller OF Lima dead from
blood poisoning caused by dog bites,
Not much doubt but that tho electricity
execution bill will pass tho legislature.
Brakeman James BrNdburn, Toledo, had
his head crushed fiat whilc coupling cars.
Arthur Baker fell between tho cars al
Dayton and soon diod, Was stcallnga
ridc,
Cambridge boys will o]rgani2o a band.
Great decrease in towns population Ontloi-
patod,
obcrlln's small pox patients have been
released from quarantine, Twas only var.
ioloid.
Garrott7yillc r%cjolccs over tho fact that
none Of her citizens have as yet taken 10
Whito.capism.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
rho Guubort Yorktown,

Wluuw0roy, February i-Tho oncinl
examination OF the machinery and trial
trip Of tho ruuboot, Yorktown, will tnko
place ut Philadelphia thll woc'G Tho
board Of navy officers Olro0dy announced
will ngsomblo at Cramps ship yard today
tu begin thc examination ON TuallT
Tho contract calls for an estimated horse
power OF - lOo but tho contractors nro
mnguIno that lhig will ho exceeded,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
GONE one HOLD moAFFRsYl


wv hNluNHt
purLAnrtrutA, January 2a-Thc Sunday
Itom published u lcttor rom DominIok n,
NcCotrrcy In wh,oh hp alya that no has
made repeated efforts to rot on u match
with Sullivan, Mitchell, Dempsey, Kllmln,
Killm aud others but hu boon unsuccosa.
ful, lilo singles Dempsey out for some
remarks rejecting on hls ability
and wants o nght - q finish
with Dempsey with sdn.tght gloves,
Quoonrhury rules, M'ranrcy says That Il
either q, lhp sn Francisco organizations
tho California Athletic CLUB or tho Golden
Cato club Hhould DO willing u guarantee a
purse Of 5000, ho Ia satisfied to have tho
match toko place In that city, In addition
10 tho pupc ho Is willing to wager 81, 900
that hO win WIN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

NRR January, ea,-fhe Neutrality-suspicious.
hdently predict tho tall Of tho FOquei
ministry aud the dissolution OF tho cham
bor Tho city ID carefully guarded by mo
police aud military 10 prevent disturbance,
s0enes netors aud Daring tho Election,
rAms, January CAPTURING Saturday
uighl there was much excitement and con-
siderable disorder throughout tho city
Many bmwla and 5tro0t nghla occurred
which, Ia some cases. were very forIout
Tho disorder was particularly great In tho
vicinity Ut Montmnlro and Faub0uw tom'
pie, where quito o largo number Of persons
Wefa wounded,
N'1lrfiy mUulng opened brlsht and
falE aud tho streets were throngod NJ an
early hour
Tho electors were very active, aud oil IN
dulged In predicting tho nearest figures 10
tho aotual vote shown by tho returns, Tho
b1ulunNsli wor0 alert and displayed sur
prslng confidence throughout Tho work.
lugmou vote, upou which tho Issue de-
pended, WA malnly east Tor houlangor
Tho newspapers displayed unprecedented
energy In tholr% arrangements Tor peouFlbA
Fgtufuh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
LATe9T FROM INDIANAPOLIS


A Kunans n%opubilonn Thinlta Allison
wan Oct into the cabinet,
lSntANAIuLiI January gs, Delegate Em
moson, OF Kansas who has been to Wash
ington to deliver tho electoral vote OF that
state hOs arrived here aud called At the llar.
ison residence. lilo said that KnNsns did not
wnnt Il representative In the cabinet, and
that tho influence Of the party would no
toward securing the socrctmyslip Of tho
treasury for Senator Allison, Ito was
confident TINT Allison would bo appointed,
aud said that tho opinion was general IN
tho cast that Blaine would DO 0ccrctary Of
uinlN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Braoo On.

You are feeling depressed, your ap.
petite Ia poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are adgity, nervous and
generally out Of sorts, and want 10
brace up, Brace up, but not with slim
ulants, spring medicines or bitter&
which have fdr their basis very cheat
bad whiskey, and which stimulate yol
for NJ hour and leave you In worse con
dition than before. What you want
an Alternative that will purify YOU'D
blood, start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality and give
renewed health and strength. Such 4
medicine you will find In Electric Blk
tem. and only 70 cents q bottle, At DrA
b'us Wrght 2 HH.1 DING etcgk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Toul a
sehn uinRyaFs Hady Ia u wsl-rhuiD
npudeF Updap Arrest, 4

cOLUmus o. February 4, -Ab0uta week
ego, John linayeE q dairyman on tho West
Side, disappeared, and some thought no
left 10 avoid tho "Whlib Caps" WHO had
threatened him, Ills hired man, Philip
Houd6E said theFa was no need 70 aeaFeh
tho place, Us linayef had an away, Yes
lefdRY Tho we'll WA examined aud AZ 10
bottom was found Qinayef with STONES
piled up0n him and Rshas IA hia bead
Showing he had been murdered, Tho cor
puer will hold an Inquest today, Tlg
hired man, houdeL ID under arrest n I
deoeased leaves a father and daughter ~
wife having been dead some years. Boud
ls q single man, 22 years OF age, 41
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

W]AsuEGToH, January A-noiOta tho
Ladies Literary Association Of Washington,
ON Saturday night Mr. Samuel l., Glenn
cnl7 Nllrl Twain related his experience ~
a lobbyist ON bolRlt ot tho international
copyright bin aud incidentally pointed q
moral Tor tho guidance ot congressman IN
dUIl6g with tha question, Ills REMARKS
were continuously interrupted by laughter
and n~nuIluhn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

PARA January M-alB0 p H,-itssulh
Of tho election Ia tho department OF the
helnh have been received from thirty
diylAlons, giving noulangeF H,TIs yolsl and
Jacques la,B4a
nOulangers maodties have been mostly
obtained IN tho central aud extreme out
lying districts,