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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03

THERE are five Marion county mer
and one woman in our Jail.
The round trip to Grafton October
It'll, including admission to Barnum's
show is $2.40.
TWENTY passengers left on
the Blaine Sunday, nineteen being
through passengers to Pittsburg.
The Germvnia blew rivet out oil
her boiler Sunday night and left on
the down trip several hours late Mon.
day.
A LARGE crowd attended the ska.
ting rink Saturday night. The mu
sic was furnished by the First Regi-
ment band.
A FEW of the base ball cranks are
trying to get up another game with
Warrington. All We have to say il
please don't.
The number of thefts committed in
this vicinity of late would warrant a
lynching bee when the guilty party
is apprehended.
The public school opened Monday
morning the scarlet fever scare hav-
Ing completely subsidized There was
but one case of it in town.
The bonds of The town of Fair
mont issued for putting in water
works have all been sold. And oul
neighbors will soon have pure water.
CAN any one tell why the South
Morgautow continue to dig holes
in the ground for water when they
can be supplied with pure mountain
dew?
IT is said that some of our sports
lost considerable cash on the Way
nesburg foot race Saturday in which
Beeler, Of that place, defeated the
man who been practicing here.
FEsTUs JONES. of Marion County,
was brought down few days ago
from Fairmont and placed in Jail
charged with aiding prisoner in
an attempt to escape from an officer,
DR.. j. w. HARTIGAN has been
granted a patent on car brak. The
Doctor is an inventive genius and
his brake is said to be good thing.
We hope that he will make fortune
out of it.
THE Grand Lodge X. of z. meets
at Petersburg Oct 18th. Several
members of the Morgantown Lodge
will attend the meeting. There will
be a grand parade and prize drill of
the uniform rank
THE Yellow Tea and Observation
party to be given tomorrow, Thurs
day evening by the young ladies of the
M. E. Church will be the most novel
and entertaining affair ever held in
the church. Every one invited.
A YOUNG man who lives up the
mountain arrived on the boat yes
terday with his bride and was met
by his father with the OK team and
the wedding party started on their
way rejoicing. As it was about 80
degrees in the shade the old man
doubtless thought that it would be
the proper thing to give the newly
welded an OK roast.
If you wish to get fat take
your meals at Shines restaur-
ant.
slime, the Delmonico Of Morgan
town, is always ready to ''set up"
the best oysters and other edibles.-
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03

A THREE inch pipe lineis being laid
from Dolls Run to Jakc's run where
station and telegraph Office is be-
ing put up. The line is six miles
long and there will be two boilers
and four pumps at the station.
N. f. SKATER has rented the rooms
over his store and will move into
them soon The house now occupied
by Shafer in South Morgantown,
will probably be purchased by Mr..
Manear, Of Fairmont. Mr.. Mnnear
Is a son in law Of Mrs. Rachel Camp.
bell.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03
Randall.

RANDALL, Sept u. NJ. Kussart has
had two rooms added to his house.
house built.
Jos. Berry and ]. NJ. Kussart have just
completed q new wagon for Justus
Brewer.
Earl Max Boyers will start this week
for Romney to attend the school for the
deaf and dumb.
Miss Ida Bircher is attending the pub
lie school at Morgantown.
John Hall was visiting his brother
William Hall last Sunday.
From many indications tbs said that
i wedding will occur near Randall ere
h,ng, ~. :.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03
Maidsyille.

MAIDsvTLLE, Sept. 28.-Lowry Smyth
who has been sick, is mending slowly.
Miss Dizzy Tapp has been ill for some
time.
Willie Stone, of Hopwood, Pa, was
visiting at Jasper Stones last week.
Miss Linnie Allender is visiting al
James Sanders.
Addie and Harry Waters and Addie
Everly will go to Romney this week to
attend school.
The Roughs were not in the game Of
ball last Saturday. They ought to play
Vaudeville game now.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03
West Morgant0wn.


WEST MoRGANTowN, Sept. 29.-Rev
Chidister preached his farewell sermon
at Granville Sunday. He is now attend
ing conference at Wheeling.
Several of our young people drove over
to Uniontown Sunday and to Sam
Browns summer resort.
Miss Oda Dawson, OF Granville, is
making her home at Rev. Chidister's.
The roads in this vicinity are fearfully
dusty.
Fisk Waters, OF Vaudeville, has bought
a lot of p. II. Keck and commenced the
erection of residence.
DR.. Geo. T. Keener spent Sunday at
home.
We will probably have two weddings
to report soosy one Of them prominent
minister's daughter to well known
young gentleman
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03

Judge Lucas has written letter
that settles the report that he will
be candidate for the United States
Senate to succeed Senator Faulkner.
The letter will be found in another
column.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03

The Ohio conference of the M. K.
church, recently in session at Zanes-
vile, has decided by an overwhelm-
ing majority to admit women as lay
delegates to general conference. This
conference is step in advance of
some of its contemporaries.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03
The Farmers Alliance Meeting

The Farmers Alliance meeting at
Laurel Point on last Saturday, was
big thing.
The Yeomanry Of the country were
there in great force. They came from
the hills and valleys of all parts OF
the county. They came with music
and baskets well filled with the sub
stantials, and with minds made up
to have a good time. They brought
their wives, and daughters and sweet
hearts with them, and when they
had all got together on the Point
they were a formidable as well as a
happy looking crowd
Our farmers can turn out in as
good shape, as regards vehicles, hor-
ses, picnic provender, good looking
women, and robust men, as any 9th er
county. They know how to picnic
in good shape.
Saturday was fine day for the
business. There were picnics all
over the county, and the people were
out in force, but we doubt if there
was any half as big as the Farmers
Alliance at the Point.
We like to see the farmers coming
together to study and discuss ques-
tions of public polity. The farmers
Alliance can do much for their coun-
ty if they will, for instance, abolish
the present system of maintaining
bed roads. They can also help abol-
ish the other enormity in the shape
of high tariff on almost everything
they have to buy.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03
The Pittsburgh, Brownsville and
GENEVA PACKET COMPANY

Will issue excursion tickets
every Sunday, Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, commenc-
ing Sunday, Sept. 20, 1891,
until October 10th.
All tickets good for return
passage until Sunday, October
18th, at the following rates
for the round trip.
WITHOUT MEALS:
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03

Saturday, October 3, 1891.

Old Bnrchard whose ALTERATION
did more than any other one thing
to defeat Blaine in 1884 died at Sar-
atoga, last Friday.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03

1t is possible Mckinley will be
elected in Ohio; Fassett will not be
in New York. This is democratic
year in New York. Ninety-two will
be our national democratic year.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03

Another interesting and instruc-
tive letter descriptive of the Nor
mons and their worship is found in
another column. Our correspond
ent doesn't mince bit in expressing
her opinion of them
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03
viii Admit Women.

GAINESVILLE, O., September 3d.
The Ohio Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church by vote of
ia TO II has voted to admit women
to general Conference as lay dele
gates.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03
The Bazar's

Reputation for good, fresh
goods at lowest prices is gen
orally established.
Our candies and fruits are
Away fresh and nice. We get
in new novelties almost every
day.
Also nice cool soft drinks to
suit all.
Come and see the Ohio
Washers. They are selling
rapidly and bringing enthusi-
astic praise from all who have
used them. Can clense large
washing in a few minutes. A
child can use them. Look at
them and come and get one on
trial. No charge unless salts
faction is given. Respectfully,
A. A. ROGERS,
THE BAZAAR.
Next door to Post Office.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03
Church Notes.

The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be administered in the Pres
byterian church on Sabbath morn
ing next. Preparatory services will
be held on Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
A sermon will be preached on Sun
day morning October 4th, at 10:4O
at the Pleasant Hill Baptist church
by Rev. E. Price, on the subject of
"Scriptural Communion See 1st
Cor. XII and l, 2, %, "a verses. The
ordinance of the Lords supper will
be administered to the church at the
close of the morning sermon. All
persons are cordially invited to hear
the teachings of Gods word on this
sacred subject and also to remain
and witness the order of the COM
munion service.
No service will be held in the
nj. f. Church on next Sunday, the
Pastor being absent at Conference.
Mr.. Day, of course. will be returned
to this charge. The wish is unani-
nous. People are just beginning to
know him well and are very much
attached to him and his excellent
wife.
There will be Sunday school pic
mic at Martins church, Saturday
October Sd. Hon. Waitman L. Will
ley and Rev. d. H. Davis, of Nor
gantown will deliver addresses. The
PIT. Marion band will furnish music
for the occasion and every body is in
vited.
The several congregations of the
town assembled in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening to hear
Rev. DR.. S. A. Hunter, who has spent
the past twelve years in China as a
missionary, tell of his experience in
that country. His address was in
teresting and instructive and gave
many people information they never
had before. 1t contained also a
strong appeal to christian people to
aid the cause of missions in every
possible way.
Dick sTINE son of ID. H. Slime Esq.
who went to Pittsburg Sunday walk
ed into the Central Hotel Monday
at 10 A. NJ. and on entering the wash
room was seen to stagger but was
caught by two men before falling. He
became unconscious and was taken
to the Homeopathic Hospital. Mr..
Slime was notified and left on the
boat Tuesday morning for Pittsburg.
Dick is only II years old but
weighs 200 pounds and his illness
was caused by the heat. He was
unconscious several hours and was
thought to be dangerously i'll, but a
telegram from the Superintendent of
the Hospital received at l0.20A. NJ.
Tuesday stated that he had just
left the hospital apparently we'll.
w. F. Reynolds leaves to day for
Nashville Tennessee where he has
accepted the chair Of professor of
Latin in the University Of Nashville.
Mr.. Reynolds is a graduate of the
w. Va. University and scholarly
young gentleman who will make
iAis mark,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03

STUDENTS would do well To call at
l. J Hoilan'i's laundry and examine
the work being done before sending
their laupdty TO the city. Laundry
is called for and drlis cred the next
day Besides saving weeks time
EtAc work is gui,r uierd d be cqual
m clfy work. ail lDd see fnr
Atnrssl Laundry rear ~ Wally.e
ueAss.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03

N. A. Y.
Among the Mormons of the
Salt City.
A Sunday Service in the
Great Tabernacle.
A Mouldy, NANCY, MeasIey CoIIec-
ton Of Worshippers,
And Mixed Medley Of Semi-Sacred
Rites and Ceremonies.
A PEN PORTRAIT OF A MILLIONAIRE DEM.
ZEN OF THE CITY OF SAINTS.
A Lingering Farewell with a Re-
luctant Looking Backward.
An Interesting and instructive View of the Coun.
try on the Home Trip.
A Peep at the Wards OF the Nation.
And Other Peeps at Peaks and Points
that Make Y0ur Head Swim.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03
A PEN PORTRAIT OF A MILLIONAIRE DEM.
ZEN OF THE CITY OF SAINTS.

A Lingering Farewell with a Re-
Iuctant Looking Backward.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03

And a Mixed Medley of eni-Sacred
Rites and Ceremonies.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03
WITHOUT MEAL

S. S. GRAHAM, Supt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
AFTER THE sPEAKERSHiP.
Springer. Mills and Crisp Looking Over
tho Gronud in New York

Springer. Mills and Crisp Looking Over
tho Gronud in New York
New YORK, Nov. 20.-At least thirty
cor gressmen are in town, most of them
being interested In the speakership
fight. Congressman Springer of Illi-
no;s, is here. Yesterday Mr.. Mills ar
rived in Brooklyn, and Crisp Of Geor-
gia, has been here for two days.
Springer is looking around with strong
hopes of impresslng the New York con-
gressme. that he is the best OF the can
didates for the speakershIp. Mr.. Mills
last night saw the four congressman
from Long Island and, il is claimed,
made satisfactory arrangement with
them. 1t has been understood IN
Washington that Mills has counted on
the votes of the Tammany men, but
Crisp has stolen ahead, and 1t is under
stood here that Tammany is practically
pledged to him. The favor he will re-
turn will be the appointment of ice
man" Turner or some otaer man as
doorkeeper, with It's string OF more
than 100 subold mate officers.
All the democratic congressman OF
the New England states, except Mr..
Daniell, of New HaDpshire, and Sperry
aud Wilcox, of Connecticut met at Bos-
ton yesterday. and discussed the speak
ership question. The fact WAS dcvel-
oped that there was much opposition TO
Mills candidacy. The question of an
acceptable candidate was debated for
. long time, but no agreement was
reached, and the meeting adjourned
TO meet again . day or two before
Thanksgiving.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
READY TOR 1HE S10NE
4Umssrow Joy Memorial Church
Vim Lay the Corner Stone.
IMRPID CQoWTa OF TIE SOCIETY
8as uaAs Larger AeeeAnsAasasns H.
psrsuvs-A Brief nfssssy - shs
Uisssishfsg 0rKanizasaea-
oksSsa OF DE-. Ssy.

It's gratifying 70 record the progress
OF shis city's church intsrests. Won
oefui as has De- u HE material develop
nent of Gi AMI RAp.ds tnere has be- n
Q corresponding increase IN the de-
naad for suita be edifices for sabbath
worship Tbis is zs il should he ana .
one Of the sgns OF . permanent ami
lasting growth for the Valley City.
The Joy Memorial Method Epi eopal
church Is located On West Broadway,
West SIDE, between WaLson and wesi
fu ton streets. and has the advantage
Of being IN enc OF the most popular
resident wards o. the city. 1t Is sija-
cent 10 he hom Of its sthersnts aud
while T. congrsEasens are drawn 10 .
csrta n ex,ens frsm other parts of the
city, IL hAs the hearty and CONTINUED d
support OF those In tine immediate COM
MUMMY N which it 10 situatet. The
me NIB .rs are unite d IN every phase Of
church work, hencs It's socsl and re-
igioue SEW . are not only well at
tended, bus enjoyable and snccessful.
Its 0ratifyisg Growth.
The socrety has beea organ zed but
two years, vet its growth his been 80
gratifying al steady that the enlarge
of the present structure was an
immii eat demtnd. The eongrepa-
tions Is at present wosshlpi Z IN the
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
AMONG KENT scleNr.rs.


tDpSreans Measures CeoeAooroo - toe
IA 4 nesssss-
The attendance 81 the meeting OF the
Kent Scientific institute last evening
Was light but the program was earned
out ~ ccsigled. kIs- L. -. Turner.
Miss Florence Cromwell and Charles
Fox were elected 20 membership. Pref.
Greeson. chairman OF . committee ap-
pointed 70 consadeF . proposition sub
mitted 10y Mr.. strens offering to donate
3 collection of shells to the institute
providing he could have the positien of
curator OF the museum, reported that
the committee had decided Is 10 be un-
wlse to ask the board Of education 10
employ . curator at this time as there
10 not room enough for q satisfactory or
systematic arrangement of the museum
and recommended that the proposition
be placed on file. The program
committee reported that Profs- Carmsn
and Mathews had been chosen 10 pre-
sent Joint paper on Water Analyses
and Filteratlon'' at the next meeting.
Prof. Carman announced that the
Eiectromathean society OF the high
school 10 making preparations 70 give
an electric exhibit ia the school build
ing on the afternoons and evenings of
the last Thursday and Friday OF the
present term OF school, and that ~ the
society il in need of little money 10
asslst it IN making the necessary
preparation he asked the insii-
tute il il would contribute.
He presented the matter 20 the institute
because IL WAS the intention cf the
Electromathean society to become 4
part Of the institute. and IL a contrihu-
tea from outslde is not obtained IL will
be necessary to charge An admission
fee 10 the exhibit IN order 10 pay the
expense attending its preparation. The
subject will be laid before the directors
of the institute at its next meeting.
The method of teaching animal biology
IN the high school was briefly outlined
by Prot. J. W. Mathews
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
Northern Peninsula, dined At the Aee-
ton yesterday while ON hS way 70 CHI

Northern Peninsula. dined at the AeE-
ton yesterday while ON hn Way % Sni-
cage.
d. G. wagstan Of Detroit. travelling
passenger agent for the Flint b feFe
Marquette road. registered at Swssvs-
David ID. Erwin. one Of Auskegon's .
best known attorneys, spread ms pen
manship over The Morton House regis
ter last night.
E. c. Dibl l. Of tie Nortoa Honse.
has 90 lar rseovs Fed ~ 10 be . lie 10
take trip 10 tile mineral fp-ngs ~
Mt. G emsns. He will ty the biths
there for AT leas a mont Ia the hope
that they may AXE away At least =
portion o. his rheumatic twing ..
George c. Hopper, of Detroit. pay
master for tho Michigan Central, was
II the city yesterday distributing cold
cash TO t9e employees of the road. He
WAS accompanied by his assistants,
John p. Publ, l.. II. Somers and q. w.
Atkins. They all dined at the Morton.
George II. Lothrop. of Detroit, is =
guest at the Morton. Mr.. Lothrop - q
son of tho Hon. q. V. \. Lothrop, ex-
minister TO Russia. Mr.. Lothrop is st
tending patent case IN the United
States court. He has the reputation of
being one of the best patent lawyers IN
Michigan.
"Why, helol' said Unite d States
D.stricI Attorney Psl ner to e ter
for the TELEGRAM HERALD yes.erday.
srvs Just M from the 10 aud am
going home at 4:30" "But hat 80
train 60 $ at 4:l5, and mas % n gone
just hs- minutes" replied the rspoi { n.
"By thu lder! it's funny ! sa't re-
member TO keep track OF su n t ,ifG'.
Iaeneraiiy nave 20 wait half hour, 80
l MSS wa King as slowly az cou d 90 ss
to get there Just about on time. Missed
tho train, have l? We'll. by gosh."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
AMERICAN STUDENTS HAPPY.

Secretary Biains Recon- aends the Rental
Of . Building in Paris for Their Use.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20-The American
students in Paris will be ready TO swear
by Blame when they read his annual
report. In il he advises the sppropria-
ton of 81 200 for the rental Of build.
ing on the Boulevard Eonipsrvasss
now occupied by American students.
The several thousand American
students there who are engaged in the
study of painting, music. medicine,
etc. have organized for mutual protsc-
ton and have fitted up the house as .
home, with restaurant, resd-room,
picture gallery, library and gymnasium.
The mere reatsl IL net the main thing
desired. That = . trsfiing cunsders-
ton. The real object 10 to secure the
cfficiai aud social standing thst can be
obtained n this government vill assume
the rental and place the building under
the control Of the United states leea-
ton. That Blsine has decided TO make
the recommendation A. A. Anderson.
an ARTIST of Parss, and ef soms time
past . guest of Postmaster General
wsnsasxsr. % authority. The score
ssry viii nrss ths apprepristsa On the
ground that ss the government rents
sll- IN several nf she feresgs counfrYss
Il can VITA equal right rent home for
Amersess staasesss
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
JOE PeTz's DILEMMA.
vtctimixed In . Horse Deal He w ants to
Get Even.


Get Even.
Joe Petz is the victim of misplaced
confidence. His close clipped locks,
which were once as black as politi-
clans character, are rapidly assuming
. shrimp pink hue and it Is all on ac-
count of = horse deal. A short time
ago . fellow named Hawkins tried to
sell Joe horse and buggy. He hung
on and tormented him until he bought
the rig to get rid of the fellow, paying
5000. He tried the PAGES of his new
steed and was delighted with him. Joe
smiled as he thought of the fine sleigh
ing in prospect and of the dash he
would cut on. the avenue this winter,
but his Joy was strapgled in its infancy.
A cad but determined looking woman
called on Joseph and produced docu-
ments proving the horse to be her pri-
vate property. She said that her hus.
hand had cold the animal without her
consent, and while she commiserated
the purchaser upon his loss, she felt
must look to her husband for the re-
turn Of the money. and she had not
the slightest idea of his whereabouts.
Joe jumped about four feet high and
exclaimed: "a put up job. by chlm;ny!"
but the woman took the horee regard
less of his emotion.
He says that Hawkins was formerly .
faro dealer at Boorhem's ironclad. He
dealt on that memorable day when
pistols were trumps and Billy Clark As
held full hand and the proprietor got
bullet in his foot. 1t will be cold
day for Hawkins when he meets Joe
PetZ.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
CHILL COOLING DOWN.
The People Are More willing tn Msts
Jnstice Than They Were.

The People Are More willing tn Nsts Out
Jnstice Than They Were.
VALPARAISO, via Galveston, Nov. 20.
"A correspondent of the United Press
has made special inquiries to ascertain
the condition of public feeling on the
subject of the difficulty with the United
States. He finds that the fiery sent-
meut which prevailed against Ameri-
cans has considerably cooled down.
Chllians talk more nationally IS TO the
American request for redress, aud
there IS growing disposition to see that
justice is done to those who assaulted
the American sailors.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

The Cenmsttse ON Lamps Locates The
T<~srs sa the East side.

The Committee Lamps Locates The
Ts~srs sa the East side.
The council committee on lamps has
at last reached . conclusion in regard
to the location Of electric light towers.
Its deliberations have extended over .
lengthy period. but on the "better-late-
than-never" plan IN excuss is offered.
Towers will be placed upon the follow-
ing street corners:
Center and Second, North and Quinn
BY. North College avenue and East
Leonard, East Leonard aud PlsInnel6.
North College avenre and PIsasant.
Colt avenue apd Trswbridge, Ransom
and Crescent, North East and East
Bridge, Fountain and Prospect. Grand
avenue and Fountsln, Carroll and
Cherry, Sherman and Dolbee. James
and Logan, Jefferson and Wenham,
Alexander and South East. Bartlett and
Ellsworth, Madisoa and Fifth avsaues,
Hall and Madison avenue. EAst and
Evergreen. Grandviils avenue and
Fourth, Briggs and Canheld. Bridge
and North Division, hfdison avenue
and Dickinson. Hall and South Ionis.
Prospect and Fountain. Cherry and
South Lafsy cite.