The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-19


Waters.
THE Monongahela Window Glass
company's plant at Monongahela- re-
Gently destroyed by fire will be re-
built.
A NUMBER Of the state papers are
are helping along with the Chadwick
day movement very handsomely.
They are all patriotic.
THERE is camp on the river
above the Pump Station and others
may be expected to locate on the
river every week now that the sea
son has opened.
THE Rebekahs will be taxed to their
utmost to take care Of the people on
their excursion If all go who say they
intend to do so. These excursions are
always pleasant occasions.
THE plant Of the California Glass
company, at California, has been
closed by the sheriff on executions foI
almost $40, 200 issued by the First
National Bank of California.
THE side walk on Main street in
front of Jos. Moreland's place is being
widened to the curbing. This has
been one Of the narrowest pieces OF
side walk in town but it will be made
as wide as any of the rest.
THE new cash grocery IN the LazieI
bnilding next to the postoffice is open
for business. 1t will be conducted
by John Moore. The place is very
attractive one and it will make a
strong bid for the trade of the town.
A MAN while drunk threw block
of wood at train near Fairmont and
he got two years In the pen the low
est penalty. The practice of throw
ing at trains will not be so popular
in that section hereafter.
WE learn from Mr.. w. A. Mestre-
Eat that he has recently received the
appointment of bandmaster of the
30th U. S. Infantry now forming at
Fort Sheridan, Chicago. We congrat-
ulate Walter upon his appointment.
He win make first class officer
PRosPEoToRs are going along the
line of the Morgantown & Kingwood
railroad looking for places to locate
factories. There are plenty Of ex-
cellent sites and plenty of the raw
material so there need be little diff
Guilty to get the proper places.
A LARGE number of people have
come in to go over to Mont Cha
teau and the hotel is rapidly filling
up. For a time after the Fourth
the crowd seemed small in compari-
son with the jam that filled the
place to over flowing during that
time.
A LETTER from Hon Robt NJ.
Thompson, of New York, recently
received by Commander Brown con
tanned check for 800 to be used for
the Chadwick day fund. Non resi-
dents are about as enthusiastic over
the event as our own people. II will
be great affair.
AN exchange tells of the disasters
that overlook three of its non paying
subscribers as follows: Last week a
delinquent subscriber said he would
pay Saturday if he lived. He's dead.
Another said: III see you tomorrow,
He's blind. Still another said: hope
to pay YOU this week or go to hades.
He's gone.
The county court of Webster coun-
ty has sued the Independent State
published by Orman Randolph for
S45, 900 for libel Randolph thinks
the members should have presented
their bill and received check rather
than go through the tedious delays of
a law suit. The county court of
Webster must be daisy.
No, that flag is not floating over
the post Office door because it is re-
quired to be there. 1t was turned
over to the carpenters in the building
on the Fourth of July and they have
put it out every morning and taken it
in every night. Some people have the
idea that the government requires
such thing but this is mistake.
In the northeast extension Of the
Campbell's run development in Mon
ongalia county the South Penn Oil
Company has completed its No. on
the j. G. Wise farm and has prcduc-
er that made 80 barrels the first "a
hours. On the west side of the same
development McDermott & Co. IS No s
on the S. e. Eddy farm is due next
week.
SEVERAL camping clubs are being
organized in town and they will soon
make break for the banks of Cheat.
The outings over there during this
hot weather will be the finest thing
ever encountered. There is always a
cool breeze over there in the evening
no matter how hot the days are and
in town one has to roast at all sea-
sons.
CONDUCTOR Tucker Hunt will not
remove to Morgantown as has been
reported. He will stay in Union
town at least for the present. This
makes it inconvenient for him as he
comes in on the late train and goes
out on the early morning train for
Pittsburg but he will wait and see
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RUSSELL SAGE, tne New ork MIL
ilonaire, was recently quoteu as say
ing tnat'he dia not agree WIN An
GREW Carnegles opinion lha1 IL IS
aisgrace 10 ole rlcn, ana ne appears 10
have the courage Of his convictions
LOT when lmportuneo recently 10 make
a donatlon lor Inc purpose OF puGtlng
IN proper condltlon the graveyard, IN
wnlcn MS lather ana mother lie Dur
ried' ne responded by giving one doi