The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-09

ONE ncf cnttf anu weep his once ope
II the time. Any ONE needing his ser
lees can find him always prepared {
Faif on them.
DR.. w. e. STEWART, dentist
bfice over Rice's store.
TWENTY new Bibles at the Acm
o-day
SMOKE the choice s cent Chico Ciga
the best smoke in the market, to be hac
ht j, M. Reeds.
III is said that b. II. Hall, who wa
formerly student here from Fair
mont, and who is now principal O
schools at New Martinsvilie, will b.
married in the spring.
rsrERDAY's Baltimore Sun CAV,
an account of surgical operation
performed by DR. Vain Wiley II
which he extracted 3S-calibre bul
let from boys leg, The operation
was entirely successful and th,
wounded boy is doing well.
II NEARLY everybody will ride
wheel this year in Morgantown
The very best wheel on the marke
can be had for $50. 1t is up to dat,
in every respect Nineteen years
experience on the part of the maker
shows that it is all right. Get ths
Rambler and be satisfied.
ABOUT dozen of Miss Gertrude
Hayes friends gathered at her home
Friday evening and spent most
r. delightful evening. AS one of then
remarked, 'we always do when We
q to see Miss Gertie.'' The affair
Vas impromptu but none the less
pleasant for that
SEVERAL of the railroad magnates
Fere here last week to confer with
.. nj. Grant on matters of private
business in which freight rates fig
ired extensively. They also talked
bver the matter OF new switch al
The glass factory 1t will be built
Boon.
THE comptroller Of the currency
has authorized the conversion of the
Bank OF KIngwood into a national
bank, to be known as the Citizens
National Bank of Kingwood, with a
capital Of $751; TheAincorporators
are j. w. Parks, G. M Bishop, John
8. Murdoch, William G. Brown, J A.
Lenhart, L. M. Albright and J. c.
McGrew.
AMONG the many signs that spring
8 almost here there is one that is
nnfailing. The bicycles in the show
windows are very good but they may
be mistaken sometimes. However
when the boys start to playing
narbles the gentle spring can not
ehnuch longer delay. There are some
Kings that can be postponed but
hen the small boy produces his
NV and the games begin in earnest
bring must get hustle on.
The following two items are from
/ the Kingwood Journal
The Salvation Army has invaded
MorgantowE A long felt want has
at last been supplied.
Philip b. Martin, who is teaching
the Eglon school has been selected
by the trustees to complete the un-
expired term of Prof. Morton, of the
Masontown school. Mr.. Martin is a
graduate of tie University, and an
accomplished teacher and gentle
man
DEPUTY Commander Maulsbv and
Assistant Adjutant General Swisher
fthe Department of West Virginia,
g. A. r. have issued an order telling
OF the annual encampment of the de-
partment which is to be at Hunting
ton, April n and 2S. The depart
ment embraces 70 posts, with total
membership of 1881. All railroads
in the state have fixed upon rate
of Que fare for the round trip for the
event.
AN unusual suit was entered
against Thomas Watkins. saloon
y keeper, of Homestead. Pa, by Mat
tie Salmen to recover $4,000.
Mrs.Salmen claims $40, 900 for alleg-
ed humiliation in Thomas Salmen
having become drunk in Watkins
saloon, $4,000 for selling to an al
legged incorporate man, $4,000 for
Watkins disregard of a notice to
stop selling to her husband, and
$40. GOO for loss of boarders, alleged
to have been disguised with Sal
mems drunken conduct
ACCIDENTS at baptizing are be-
oofniuc mn ,,,rro,,c Jow,, II, tba lnvvor
end of the State. Here is the latest:
At Laurel Hill, Wayne county, as
Rev. Joseph Swanson was baptizing
quite goodly number of people,
from some cause or other, he lost his
footing and strangled Marian Adj
kins to Inconsistencies. She re-
NAMED unconscious two and half
hours and was put to bed. This is the
second time persons have been
strangled while being baptized in
that community
The Salvation Army has made
five converts and is doing power of
good in its own peculiar way. Those
who arc opposed to it must remem-
Der that they are not going after the
people that the churches can reach
but the class who as rule do not
attend church at all The Army is
strange and some of their modus
operandi seems very much out of
keeping with their object but we
must remember that the methods
are time tried and they have been
found to answer the purposes as
nothing else will
A LARGE number of our citizens
are making arrangements to go to
Fairmont on the fifteenth of this
month to attend the anniversary OF
the Fairmont lodge of Odd Fellows.
The occasion will be a most notable
one In the fraternity and will be a
great drawing card. Hon. George G.
Sturgiss will deliver one of the prin-
cipal addresses and the school of music
at the University viii be drawn upon
heavily for assistance in making the
affair a success in every particular.
We have nothing but the kindest of
feeling for our up-river brethren and
hope that the celebration will in every
way equal their expectation.
ANOTHER phase has arisen in the
famous King and Mullin land suit,
involving the title to 5000 acres OF
land, lying in Logan, Mingo and
Wyoming counties. This case has
been for several years in the courts
OF this State, and after decision Of
| the United States circuif co.lrt was
Sappealed to the Supreme Court Of the