The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-02

LICENSE to wed were issued Oct
%. to Stephen n. Wilson and Miss
Nora Piles.
DEcKERs creek was frozen over
last night. At A NJ. this, Wednes
day. morning the thermometer regis
tered II degrees below freezing.
THE mercury fell over % degrees
Monday night, and Tuesday morn
ing the thermometer registered %
the coolest weather of the season.
You can buy 3 pounds Cal.
peaches for IS cents at A. l..
NYE's.
A SPLENDID brick walk has been
laid from the street across the Acad
envy campus to the north and south
entrances of the building.
WHILE there is so much thieving
going on in town citizens would do
well to see to t that the windows OF
their residences are well fastened at
night.
MoRGAETowN is well supplied
with express and baggage wagons,
seven of which were waiting at the
depot for the 8 $50 P. M. train yester-
day.
The Melnotte Dramatic Company
hich showed here recently is being
re organized at Parkersburg after
dispensing with the services of some
of the members.
In the murder trial of Frank Dun
can at Moundsville for the murder
of LATE Strosnider, the jury rendered
a verdict Of guilty in the second de-
gree. The accused is but Is years
of age.
Prof w. p. Wiley went to Wheel
ing yesterday to attend the meeting
of the State Bar Association which
convenes to day. Prof. Wiley is one
of the most enthusiastic. members of
the Association.
A NUMBER of the young lady mem
bers of the NJ. E. church have been
assisting Rev. and Mrs. Cameron for
some days in moving and straight
ening up their household goods that
were left in badly demoralized con
dition by the fire.
A BOLD young prep said to co ed,
"This is not an agricultural college
is it?" mo" "Well, / can't see
that which causes so many students
to bring hose into chapel with EN-
and the coed gave him a look that
would have withered a freshman.
THE contract for the building of
Prof VIM. S, Aldrich's new residence,
the foundation Of which has been
completed, has been let to Huston d
Domain. 1t will be of brick, contain
eleven rooms and be elegantly fin
ished inside making one of the very
finest houses in town
TYPHOID fever is raging in Pitts
burg and in many towns near here.
There are several cases in the coun-
try near town, and every citizen
should see that his premises are
kept free from garbage. Precaution
now may prevent an outbreaking of
the disease in this place.
THE Waynesburg Independent
says; Hugh Anderson was brought
here Monday on process and lodged
in Jail He is indicted for crimi-
nal assault on l5 year old girl at
Rverson's station. He was captured
at Glenco, o. He took refuge in
coal bank. A fire was built at the
entrance, and he came out, not being
able to stand the smoke.
Lock No. 8 has been closed for
several days and will not be opened
for several weeks yet, or during the
time it will require to put in the new
gates. For some reason the Packet
Company did not bring a boat up to
pool No 9 and consequently Nor
gantown will not have any boats for
some time and PIT Marion will be
the head of navigation until the re-
pairs are completed
QUITE number of Morgantown
people will take in the Atlanta ex-
position. There is no town in the
state that has as many travellers as
Morgantown. What your average
Morgantowner don't see in this coun-
try is not worth looking at.
They all realize that they are
here but short time and when they
ego hence" they will be gone a good
long while.
The New Central Theatre was
packed last night, the attraction be-
ing Joe j. Sullivan's Combination
A capital olio was given and the
Irish comedy, 'Maloney's Mishaps,"
proved exceedingly amusing. AS
Mike Maloney, Joe j. Sullivan kept
everybody in constant roar of mer
riment. The same bill again this
evening - Phtladelphia EUening
CAL. Opera House Friday, Nov. l.
THE Parkersburg State Journal
says: Great interest is being taken
in the coming foot ball game between
the W. V. Z. and Marietta in this
city November 9th. That Marietta
has strong team was shown last
Saturday in her game with Bethany.
The University has a great team this
year, and the contest will be the fin
est ever seen in West Virginia. The
game will take place at the X. of p
Park and the friends of the teams
will be out in full force"
THE Harvest Home supper given
by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church in the vacant store room in
the l. O. o. F. building last night
was social and financial success.
The ladies succeeded admirably in
trimming the large show window, the
floor of which was covered with
straw and products of the farm, such
as pumpkins. corn, potatoes, etc. A
shock of fodder was placed in the
center of the window and around it
were stacked rakes, hoes and other
agricultural implements. 1t was
great hit. The supper was one to
linger over, and get on the outside
of, and leave with regret.
Lecture Tonight.