Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-13
Locals and Personals.

Hats. Inc new Fall and Winter
styles are now in.
For SALE: Sabraton addition lots
for sale at bargain from $75 up. In
quire at this office.
s. Mrs. Eva Hubbard who has been
spending week or so in Wheeling
returned home last night.
WORK on the big water main on
Chestnut street is almost completed.
This main will quadruple the supply
of water for the city.
BRICK is being rushed to Beech
urst very fast and Fred Dean will
see to it that the brick is laid as
fast as the work can be done.
SEVERAL students arrived last
night and today TO enter the Uniyer-
sity. Others are expected to come
with a rush on the start of the new
week.
WHEN you awaken next week and
hear queer noises on the street,
don't be alarmed. lie is only the
students coming back and greeting
the old town with their yells.
Edward Selby, formerly a well
known student here, is to be married
on Tuesday at Uniontown. Miss
Pearl Taylor will attend the mar
riage.
Prof. t. G. Atkeson and family have
rnf DIS n1a a.
spent the summer. They had de-
lightful vacation and are back full of
vim for the winter. Everyone is glad
to see them again.
LAST night the Fairmont train was
crowded. Every seat was taken and
two people to each seat sat in most of
the seats. This train is one of the most
convenient running in or out of Nor
gantown and it is used great DEAL
EVERYBODY concerned feels coed
over the prospects of a start at the
Morgantown Glass Works on Mon
day. The shut down of the factory
with its 400 work people was SER
ious thing to the people of the town.
EFFORTS are being made by eoun-
cilmen and police officers in Pitts
burg to have the superintendent of
police stop his crusade against vice
but he says that be is determined to
fight 1t out no matter what is
brought to bear on him.
LosT-A pin IN the form of spin
ming Wheel having Is spokes with
blue enamel rim, marked Daughters
of the American Revolution. On
back Harriette F. Codwise, National
No. 20l6. Return to DR.. Edmund
son and get reward.
B. j. TAYLOR of the police force is
a watchworker by trade and uses
his spare time working at the bust
ness. He is quite skilled mechanic
in that line and can do any kind of
work needed. Mr.. Taylor viii. be
glad to get your order.
THE trunk line being built for the
Peoples Telephone company to
Fairmont is nearing completion.
This movement will be much appre-
ciated by the patrons of this com
pany and will give them better
service with our sister town where
most of the ont of town telephone
business is done.
MEMBERS of the M. z. church are
looking forward to the meeting of
the conference which is to start on
October End at New Martinsvllle.
DIR. S. " Leech will not return to
Morgantown next year having de-
clined to allow his name to be used
in this connection. He has been
here four years and in that time his
has increased very greatly in
membership and influence.
Surveys for the change of route
have been completed by the B. d o.
at Fairmont. The new spur will be
about three miles long and it will
run through Palatine. The old F.
M. d P. bridge will be abandoned.
A depot will be built in Palatine
near the end of the suspension
bridge The Wabash and the B.
d 0. have been lighting for the
route through that section of town.
The surveys have been sent to Balti-
more.
A MAN drove an old poor horse In
from the country Friday and hitched
1t to a telephone pole on Front st. at
eight o'clock in the morning and it
was left there in the hot sun all day
feed or water, except some
water that sympathetic persons gave
it. The humane agent was notified at
$3.50 10 the afternoon and Immediately
went and took charge Of it, taking it |
to feed stable and ordering it fed
The owner called couple of hours
later, paid his bill and went on his
way, but not without warning that
repetition of the same would cost
him more than the price of horse
feed.
NO PLAY OF recent years has so
much of genuing interest to the pub
lie as Denman Thompson and Geo. |
W. Ryer's new play of New England
life, "Our New Minister" which |
comes to Swishers Theatre this sea-
son for its first local presentation. |
Like 1.-The Old Homestead, It's pre-
decessor. its interest is broad In its
scope, and the touches of pathos, and
bits OF comedy, and rollickrng fun
make 1T an entertainment we'll worth
seeing by everybody, old and young.