The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-07-04
GRANULATEp sugar at Poston

ELEVEN car leads of machinery
nave been received by the wooden
mill and is being put up as rapidly
as possible.
LIZ the old saying that talking
ABOUT one causes the ears to itch.
what time of it that young woman
on the silver dollar must have.
The Hilarity Club has not as vet
decided when it will 90 into camp
at Camp Eden on Cheat, but the
date will probably be about Aug. /.
THoRNT WELLS and 'Toon' Protz-
man have been over on Cheat for
several days painting row boats kept
at Mont Chateau hotel and at the
other resorts.
The popular drive of an evening
and on Sunday is the Cheat river
road and it is always lined with CAV
parties of young people and horse
men who speed their thoroughbreds
ON the mile ground.
Among the list of students who
graduated at Yale last week we no.
tlce in the "honor list the name of
Tokiehi Masao, who graduated from
the law school here last year. The
gentleman is japanese and Young
man of marked ability.
The game of baseball between the
clerks and toby rollers Wednesday
afternoon was called in the fifth in.
ming on account of rain with the
score II to II in favor of the former
The game will he played to finish
If the Lord will permit of the spee-
tators being afflicted again. The
next time it will probably snow.
A GREENSBORO, Pa, correspondent
says: Miss Mary Burdette. of Chi.
cage, Ill, sister of the noted Robt
d. burdette, spent day here last
week. This town is her old home.
and she took great interest in look
ing over The old homestead on Coun-
" street. This was her first visit
here since she left some fifty years
rgo.
The Fairmont Republican saws:
Ihe dance given by the young gen
tlemen of this place last Friday
night to the society people of Mo
nongah, Clarksburg and Fairmont.
was in every respect success. James
Il. Anderson was the gentleman in
charge, which was guarantee of it's
success in advance. A special train
was secured and about seventy were
present. The program was an ex-
cellent one and all present had
pleasant time
CHARLIE HICKMAN the w. Va. I'm
iversity baseball pitcher is now
pitching great ball for the Braddock
team. In recent game with Oil
City, the crack team of Western
Pennsylvania, Braddock won and
Oil City made but 8 hits off Hick-
man. Tom Pastorious is playing
short stop for the New Castle team
and Jake Hewitt is pitching for the
same team. Morgantown ball play
ers are right in the push. Bert Law
head of the University team was Of
fered 500 per month but he refused
as he does not desire to become
professional.
The Pittsburg Times says: Fish
ing camps are beginning to line the
Monongahela and Cheat rivers. 1t
is said the fish warden is about to
make an extensive tour of those
streams, looking for violaters of the
fish laws. Reports of dynamiting
in the upper Monongahela have
reached him. Talk of new packet
for the Morgantown line is being re-
vived. The matter will, in all prob
ability, be acted upon at the annu al
meeting of the board of directors.
The newest boat is the Adam Jacobs
built eight years ago.
The present has been a remarka-
BILE season. The spring and summer
has given us growth of vegetation
seldom seen and many Of the crops
promise harvest of hundred fold.
Home grown vegetables were in
market nearly month earlier than
usual, early fruits have been abund-
ant since June LIST and are now fol-
lowed by apples of an excellent quail
ity. Even blackberries ere already
in the market. The wheat harvest
began nearly three weeks ago and is
completed. All growing crops never
looked better. Corn, grass and oats !
are splendid. On the whole we have
everything to be thankful for.
The Southern Society" of Chi
cago held its annual dinner in that
city on last Friday In referring to
it's members the Inter Ocean speaks
of James E. Brown as follows: "Jas.
E. Brown, a member of the executive
committee, comes of old Virginia rev.
stock. His ancestors
were neighbors of George Washing
ton. His grandfather fought in the |
war of 1912, and his father in the
civil war. Graduating from the Uni
versity of West Virginia, he entered
the newspaper profession, but aban-
doned it for law. He came to Chi |
cago in 1892, and the next year
formed a partnership with James
Ewing Davis under the name of
Brown a. Davis"
ARKANSAS has an editor who isn't
the least bit afraid of telling his po-
sition, and this is how he does it: |
Our aim-tell the truth though the |
heavens tremble. Our paper-of the
people, FOR the people, to be paid for
by the people. Our religion--ortho-
iox, with firm belief in hell for de-
linquent subscribers. Our motto
take all in sight and rustic for more
Our policy-to love our friends and |
our enemies. If thine en-.
envy smite thee on the cheek, swipe
him with haste and dexterity at the
butt of the most convenient ear.
What we advocate--one country.
one flag and one WHEAT q time.
Our obiect---to live in pomp and ORR
entail splendor.