Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-17

SOME elegant silk waists are being
shown by Hirschmans.
w. III. BAILEY has started work on
new residence on Stewart street ia
rear OF his fine Snnnyside residence.
The new one will be for rent
THE baseball cranks are appearing
again and will be heard frequently
from this time until fall. The first
game of the season will be played here
on Saturday between Waynesburg and
the University.
THE new banner In the Acme win
dow to be given to class making the
best showing in the inter class meet
is attracting much attention. The
banner is very pretty one.
OK Wednesday afternoon a rain be-
gan which has made everything sticky
and disagreeable. The mud is en-
couraged to further lengths and every
body is in it who has TO be on the
streets.
A FORCE of men started TO clean
off the streets this morning and the
surplus mud will be removed. After
this is done il is probable that they
will be flushed and will then be in
much better condition than they have
been for some months.
THE arrest of suspects with the
Jones murder is still occupying the
attention of the police of Uniontown
and Morgantown. 1t may be that
theright men will be caught if the
officers keep on grabbing every man
that looks suspicious.
LONE OF the sweetest voiced sing
ers heard in this place for long time
is Mrs. Flora Williams OF Wheeling.
She sings like bird. In the excel
lent concerts given here last winter
not one surpassed, If, indeed, she was
equaled. Gainesville, Ohio, Enter
prise.
EVERY one hopes that the report
which has been started in Fairmont
about better train service is true.
Morgantown can't get too much i'm
provement in thit direction. The
new arrangement will make it posi-
BILE to get out into the state and trans
act business getting back the same
day.
b. AND O. detectives are making it
hard living for the crooks IN this Sec
tion of the state who have been plying
their vocation on the property OF the
company. A large number Of them
have been sent to the pen and more
will go It they don't get busy and dig
out of this part of the country.
JAMES M. JAMESON OF Beverly ave-
nue. is the first one over there to put
down a sidewalk in front of his prop
eIty The attention of the rest OF
the property holders should be called
TO their duty by the authorities. Side
walks ought TO be put in on all paved
streets without delay,
NEW arrangement in the sehed
ule which will give us al other train
aud better connections at Fairm0nt
will be the proper move for the B. &
O. authorities TO make but whether
they will make it remains to be seen
Nothing has been heard in this direc-
tion since their meetings began in
PittSburg.
THE attendance at the opera last
night was not large on account of The
prevailing bad weather, but those who
were there enjoyed it very much. This
evening Wang will be given and the
hit of the week will be made. The
company improves with every perfor-
nance and Is really much better than |
any other that has ever been here.
PAVING in several parts of town
will be resumed in few days and
by early Summer all that remains
uncompleted will be finished. Some
new contracts will probably be let
for this Summer. New paving should |
be done every year and in this way
the entire town will soon be covered |
with pavement.