The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-01-12

: lnterferfere with the Chinese imbre
Clio, merely because it's a matter 9
: reaching out for the Chink!
THE boats are running on schedUl
time again after being delayed ala,
. biIidered for some time by the ice ii
the river
FIVE knights Of the road sharet
the hospitality OF the sheriff in TIL
, jail on Thursday night They asked
for the Kindness which was granted
UNCLE SAM isn't likely to interfer'
WIN One european grap ior Chlni
Jnst 80 Dne powers Keep theif hand'
VI gne PRIV a. prac On ohe io"er sheiVe'
u ehiS hemisphere,
GREAT excitement was created il
the community by the appearance OF
three deer on the head waters of Mad
, ,9on , Iicch, near Tue Lincoln count,
''pu la'O "eeN.
ihE oiues. baptist minister 10 tnf
"a p - ueau az ms nome near nus-
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falo psntist c J's J' p"''o' u ''-
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neonle If Moroantown IN tbe neyt
wear. They want them and they will
get them. They are better police ser.
vice. a financial statement. and they
| want street paving begun.
| CHARLEY CALDWELL. of Parkers.
burg, has signilied his Willingness
to take the Federal judgeship il
the next legislature should be Re
publican, and tender the senatorial
nomination to Judge Nathan Golf
THE hotels are having great rush
nowadays and the registrations are
very heavy. This has been true ever
since the first of the month and the
rush shows no sign of let up. The
noecl peopie are accordingly very
n"ppy
A HUNTINGTON man has been ar
rested for striking another with a
goose-necked hoe handle" and a
Pennsboro man is languishing in
jail for assaulting neighor with a
shovel -nosed plow." We have vet TO
hear from tbe how legged cornsIeller
e,
;ts ;so,a ~ Ion,orr Ist narna,La
tbot s.ovon IN nost o...yo 81 .a,,
orond son;ors 81 p.s,,ansh,,na III
tho;r sl,atos On last n;uhtn tn
Moods foot notas and axsIanat;onat 80
malge = ;rtaIl;r;hla '"'''''0n' W
III
ih ohioneowh NEWS oCahaard
ii'9 'No i.eiiis winch are very cioseiy
eohnec'eu' ~ one pace Ine state
,iiehe u, - maui .hae Tue ponce nave
Tue pans ana cnaihs IN readiness ior
any .ralhps winch may come around
anu III aiio'iie. place IL is saio tiae
scarce as they are in that town now
GpN JouN p copnox commondor
Of the Confederate Veterans has is.
sued general order announcing that.
the next reunion will be held at At.
lanta, Ga, July 20. 81. % and 23.
1898. The general also announces
that 1,070 camps have now joined the
association and applications have been
received at headquarters for papers
for at least $50 more.
A PREPARATORY school will be
started at Elkins, as a nucleus for
ehe Eikins college, Tor which S3o,-
ooo nave already been donated The
sum Oh @l,ooo mas been secured,
throu9h the original donors Tor the
support OF the school, until funds
are raised ana the arrangements
made lor the iull Inauguration OF
the college. Inc school is under
the control OF the fresbytery OF
lexington, ana froL Dinwlddie, OF
Aloemarie county, va, VIII be IN
charge.
r Unnter Graham lato editor of
the Hinton Republtcan, left Tues
day for Morgantewp, where he will
attend the State University. The
other young men from the city, who
returned to the University, were Roy
Hoge, Robert Miller and Robert
Meade. We are glad to note that
goodly number of young men from
this portion of the State have at last
learned the value of the University.
1t is the school for West Virginians
to patronize.-Hinton Herald.
THE Morgantown savinos and loan
society has lust issued statement
for the nine months ending Dec. 81.
The society in that time has loaned
to its members $40 900 and its earn
;nos arc an tbo r;obt edo of tho
lodoor ~ uor,, herds,o Fio,,,o
Ma1uautou'',,s h,;1d;nn ".a Is So
80 S.nso"n pui CIV ioan 90
sS% anu nel oahhs are famous
ney never cypress any one iheee
with practlcaiiy no losses, yet are
prosperous ana earn handsome dlvl
dends.
CONGRESSMAN DAYTON has intro
duced a bill to advance Lieutenant
Commander r. M. G. Brown now on
the retired list and living here to the
rank of Commander on the retired
list. Whether or not the bill will
pass will be seen as the session
grows older but we would like very
much to see it carried. The services
of Lieutenant Commander Brown
were very meritorious and he de-
serves the promotion in every re-
spect possible
JIMMIE MANKINs, aged "a. was as
hale and hearty on Saturday as he
had been for many years, and retired
that pinht faalinn wall and ctrnnfr