The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-03-10

several uays. he was the guest OF
T, w. Anderson.
Judge Hagans is able to be out
again much to the delight Of his
friends as well as himself
j. w. PAUL has come here from
Monongah to again enter school.
During Mr.. PaulPs engagement as
superintendent for the coal and coke
company there he has kept even with
the senior class in the University
and will graduate with the class
in June next.
Dave Hogue returned to Fairmont
to day to resume work in the Amos
carriage factory.
Ed. c. Protzman is now able to
conduct the exercises of the band
even if he has to do it with one arm
in a sling. The arm is doing nice
ly, however, and may quite soon be
in condition to use
d. II. Slime was taken suddenly i'll
in lodge room last Thursday night
and was carried to his home, which
alarmed his friends for a time, until
Dr. Joseph arrived and relieved the
breathing difficulty from which he
suffered. Mr. Slime has not been is
as healthy condition of late as form
erly.
Judge Harrison left for his home
at Clarksburg at the adjournment of
court. 1t is probable that he will
also preside in place of Judge Ha-
gans, who is still unable to perform
the duties of holding court, at the
session at Fairmont, which begins
in few days.
Bert Meeks is at Watson, Pa,
working at the pump station there,
and "Sials' sunny smile is missed
DIR. and Mrs. Courtney returned
to Philadelphia Friday. DR.. Court
ney will finish the post graduate
course he is tax ng at Jefferson Med
zeal College in May. He has decided
that soon thereafter he will again re
sumo the practice of his profession
but has made no decision in regard
to location. Mrs. Courtney is TAX.
ing advanced piano instruction
at the Philadelphia Academy OF
Music.
Our clever friend Charley Burris
of Mt Morris. spent day here re.
Gently. OF course every one was
glad to see him and ask him to come
oftener. The latch string is always
out when Charley comes.
Mrs. Charts Gascon and little son
have been visiting the family of TIN
Bennett for the past week, and re
turned to their home at Clinton Fur.
mace yesterday.
Senator Morley, of Kingwood, was
visitor here over Sunday.
There will be two very good select
schools for teachers and those pre-
pairing for teaching, taught in this
county the coming summer, one al
Pine Grove by Messrs. c. E. Krebs
and B. G. Moore, two competent
young men. both of whom are now
at the West Virginia University al
Morgantown.-W etzel Democrat.
Hon. George C. Sturgiss will leave
to-day for Wayne, Ohio, to visit his
mother for a week.
Mrs. Welton left Saturday to visit
friends at Parkersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott, of Clarks
burg, were here last week. Mr..
Scott, who was here on legal bust
ness, was until recently the editor OF
the News, Harrison county's Demo
cratic paper. He is now giving bis
entire attention to his legal practice
and it is said he will be candidate
for the congressional nomination
this summer.
Mrs. j. W. Brown and daughter Of
Clarksburg, who had been visiting
DR.. and Mrs E. NJ, Turner, returned
home Saturday.
Frank A. Shean, of Uniontown is
taking a vacation from business OF
ten days and spending them with
Morgantown friends.
Henry Hertzog, of Pittsburg, has
been the guest of his aunt, Mrs. G
w. John, for few days.
S. A. Barker, the new manager Of
the Decker's Creek mills, will short
ly remove to the house on Green
mont now occupied by L. w. 10.
seph, and Mr.. Joseph will remove tc
the Dr. Morris house, Walnut street
DR.. Arthur M. Lazier is at Lima
Ohio, taking treatment for a case
which requires close consultation
with fair practitioner (of various
accomplishments If it were cast
in which some one else were affected
there is little doubt but that Arthur
could concoct an alternating dose
but this case was contracted by hin
during the halcyon days of his phar
maceutical instruction in the Buck
eye State, and he takes the homeo
pathic method of returning for s
cure where he contracted the com
plant. That is, maybe he has; but
since the matter is thought over
perhaps Arthur is not after a cure
and nobody blames him.
Henry Clay has returned to thu
land of his birth. 1t is his hope thai
in Wayne his peculiar talents will
receive the recognition that he has
often said they would. He complete
ly failed to convince the instructors
in the University law department
that they know nothing of law, and
despairing in cause in which he
caught not the faintest glimmer Of
victory's refulgent reflections, he de
parted from these shores to the more
appreciative cline of Wayne, which
is the only world he cares to set on
fire with the superintendent amount
of knowledge of certain kind Of
which he is the happy possessor-
and if you don't believe he has it he
is not at all backward about telling
you ne has, such being his magnani
nous disposition. 1t was kind OF
Henry Clay to come here and shoH
the people that they know so little
and by patterning after his unique
personality giving those fortunate
enough to know him the rare chance
to have the dark cloud of ignorance
dispelled by the bright light of his
profound knowledge. But he is
with us no more. We all can but
reflect on his departure with a heav-
iness of soul like unto that produced
by an underdone buckwheat cake
Tears are futile; let us dry our eyes
for perhaps there will be another