Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-30
Locals and Personals.
ANOTHER show will be at the Opera
House tonight.

mans.
WANT that carpet? See Hirsch
mans. Quality and price will please
| you.
j. B. Paul of Pittsburg was regis
tered at the Peabody house Mon
day.
Thomas w. Fleming of Fairmont
was here on business the first of the
week.
J. II. Hess Of Rivesville was badly
injured last night In runaway. He
will recover.
Fl. L. Swisher is back from Taylor
county where he had been to deliver
some speeches.
The Federal Trust Company will
!. open its doors for business about
October 18th.
DR.. H. S. Yost of Amos has been
in Morgantown. He was registered
at the Peabody Monday.
Mrs. Timothy Bennett went to
Fairmont Tuesday to visit relatives
there for short time.
Harry Clark son of the coal oper-
ator j. A. Clark of Fairmont. was
here Tuesday.
HIRSCHMANS, the Big Store,
will be closed on Thursday Oct.
2 until 6 p. m.
L. V. Keck is building a pretty
cement walk along the whole front
of his West Side property. The
whole property has been much i'm
proved.
Max Klein, the son of the million
aire whiskey dealer of Pittsburg
was here on business Tuesday and
went on to Fairmont and Clark
burg. He was formerly a student
in the University.
FAIRMoNT veterans of the Spanish
war will form camp. They will meet
at the home of Gen. c. L. Smith on
Thursday evening to perfect an or
ganization. Robert Kincaid has been
appointed temporary commander.
CHARLES BROWN was arrested at
Fairmont for selling preparation to
celored men warranted turn them
white Several of them invested So
each in the medicine but at last &C
counts their color had proven to be
fast black.
THE number of summer visitors
over Cheat was never greater than
it has been this summer. They new
er did have nicer time than this
year. One fatality occurred to mar
the enjoyment of those who were
taking their outings over Cheat.
NINE hundred children is rather a
large number. That many are receiv-
ing instruction in the public schools
of Morgantown and seven hundred
are in the University. The people In
school and those who are engaged In
teaching them when collected together
make quite a town of themselves.
A COMMITTEE haa been appointed
by the school board to investigate the
offer made by the Messrs Keck OF lots
on the west side for ward school over
there. la case it is found practicable
building will be placed there later
In the meantime the board will have
its hands full to build the proposed
school house In Seneca. This will use
up all their spare money. Ward schools
In every part Of the city will have to
be constructed sooner or later on &C
count of the wonderful increase in the
number Of children to be educated.
The Toledo, Ohio, Blade in com.
menting upon the two performances
given at the valentine yesterday
by the eminent versatile Shakes
pearian Actor, Mr.. Eduard VALID
mann, says: Two Shakespearian
plays were given by Mr.. Waldmann
and his capable Company afternoon
and evening. At the matinee, the
romantic play of Romeo and Juliet
won the admiration of the large Au-
dience, "Waldmann" made a capital
Romeo, and captured the hearts of
fair portion of the feminine pres
ent with his dashing manner in the
ballroom scene; and the balcony
scene was most interesting to all as
sembled seemingly without regard
to the sex of the audience, and es-
pecially was the closing scene mag
niicently played. Miss Moore sup
porting Mr.. Waldmann in the char
acter of Juliet. In the evening VALID
mann appeared as Shylock in the
Merchant of Venice and the transi-
ton from that ot the afternoon, from
the gay rollicking youth to that of
thelaged vindictive Jew,Iwas marvel
Gus; both productions were given
with a strict detail as to scenic, and
other effects. Correct and expen-
sive dressing of the characters and
all the varied accessories that go to
make up a perfect production. The
Company who support Mr.. Wild.
mann were especially capable and
fitted in nicely to the several parts
assigned them. and should they re-
turn here another year, both Star
and Company can be assured of
hearty welcome.