Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-23
Locals and PeronsaIs.

istered at the Wallace house Satur-
day.
j. A. Rhodes of Cans Pa, has
been here for stay.
Fl. w. Gibson wife and family of
McKeesport, Pa, have been visiting
IN the city today.
Nix. L. E. FRIEND has purchased
an interest in the Rogers Art Studio
and the name Of the firm will soon be
changed.
WEARY WILLIE WALKER drew a
large crowd to the Opera house last
night. The opera season will be OPP
ened regularly in September.
PAUL DUNCAN was caugh by fall
Of coal in the Pinnickinnick Mines of
the Fairmont Coal COMPANY, near
Clarksburg, w Va, and killed
CLARKsBURe is arranging for a
great celebration Of Labor Day, aud
expects to have 1900 marchers 10
line, including 400 from Fairmont.
CITIZENS of Sistersville, w. Va,
toook SIS, 900 worth Of stock and do
mated land for site for an extensive
glass factory, which is assured for
that place.
MRS. MARY RILEY who was 100
pears old last January, died at the
home of her grandson, Isaac Rouzee,
near South Branch Depot, in Hamp-
shire county, w. Va.
ST.. ALBANs has news paper, 1t
is called the Weekly Record. The
first number appeared last week. 1t
is Republican in politics and all
home print
GREAT preparations are being made
in several near by towns for the cele-
bration of labor day on Sept lst 1t
might be we'll to do something of that
kind in Morgantown.
THE Citizens National Bank, at
Philippi, will open its doors for bust
ness September l. Circuit Court
Clerk R. E. Talbot will be cashier.
The First National Back is erecting
the finest building in Phillppi.
THE date for starting fires in the
window glass factory has not yet been
determined. but it will probably be
some time in September. Ali the in
dependent factories will start togeth-
er.
IN paying 81 year for a dog the
owner is paying taxes on 500 wort of
property. Few of them ever thought
of it in that light butsuch is the fact.
The average dog is not worth this II
one stops to think of it.
THE new way of making caps in
vented by young Mr.. Gamer seems TO
haye been very successful from an ex-
| plosive point ofv lew. But as a money
saver it is like a good many other
inventions, not very practicable.
PLANS are on foot for the opening
of club room ON the fourth floor OF
the Brown building. The club will
be made up of about forty young
men and they will have elegant
quarters. The name selected is the
"Greater Morgantown" Club.
Silas G. Stathers is employed Is en-.
glneer on the coke ovens up Deckcr's
Creek. He is dgraduate of the univers-
ity engineering department. He has
been heretofore working for the South
Penn Oil company, but will probably
join company OF engineers who will
open an office here in Morgantown.
THE thiry-sixth annual fair will be
held by the West Virginia Central A.
& M. Society, at Clarksburg, on Sep
TENDER !, 2, 3, and 4th 1902. We are
in receipt of catalogue from the Sec.
rotary, James N. Hess, which con-
tains very large list of premiums.
Keep the date in mind.
A WATCH lost on the street was
recovered through lost ad in this
paper A small shoulder strap lost
was also restored to It's owner These
hints should be enough to show PEG
pie that it pays to put want ads in
this paper whenever they need me
dunn for this purpose.
superintendent of Free Schools,
L. c. Miller hasin many parts of the
State, returned from Tucker county
this morning, and was at his Office
today busily engaged in catching up
with the accumulated, business Of the
department Prof. Miller says the
institutes this year are well attend
ed and showing increased interest i 4
all branches of education.-Charles
ton Mail.
Maxwell Adams of Tucker county,
who has been taking post graduate
course ia Chicago University has been
here today calling on his cousin How
ard L. Swlsher and other frie nds
Mr.. Adams took his bachelors degree
and A. M. degree at Leland Stanford
University and has since been teach
in,the state normal,school of California
at Chicago. He takes his Pm. d. at
Chicago University this year
A MERRY party of girls in TIE EN-
ploy of the Heinz Pickle Co OF Puts
burg, were over Cheat for an outing
this week They took dinner at til,
Wallace House on their return Sat
urday. There were in the party Alisse.
Laura M. Schwerd, Florence New
bern, Lillian Fisher, Bessie Sehwerd
Matilda Baner, Hannah Newhern
Eta Gerwig, Abigail Gerwig, Edna
Geyer, Matilda Rieger, and Waner
Canoe.
BY special provision of the agri-
cultural appropriation bill the de-