The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-18
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Wednesday, November IS, 1908.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. Crowl, of
Cheat Neck, Wednesday,, Nov. IL,
1908, a daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Ma
bors, of the Fourth ward, Tuesday,
Nov. 10, 1903, son.
The Clarksburg Telegram says that
Lovers Lane is one Of the best shows
that ever appeared in that town.
THE summer cars have all been
placed in the car barns in Green
mont. They were taken over under
their own power
The roads are in fine condition for
driving and have If anything been a
little too dusty. They are keeping
good later in the fall than usual.
A BRILLIANT wedding for the early
part of Decembe will be one of the
leading social events of the winter
in Morgontown.
A STREET car strike is on In Chicago
and rioting has marked the start OF
the strike. The city has been power
less TO stop the riotiDg.
IT is stated that there are fifteen
shops working at the Seneca Glass
factory. Some orders are being filed
but SO far no ware has been cut.
WHEN that new wall in rear of
Science Hall is iu place it is hard to
see how the slide can slide any farth-
er. 1t will be enough to hold 1t for
while.
IT is reported from Washington
that Wa j. expects an easy victory
over Geneva bit the chances are
that there will be two sides to the
argument.
The Wheeling papers intimate
that Bethany will hire the hest
players loose in that section Of the
state TO Aeet the Varsity in the
game on Saturday.
G. b. HART of Wheeling who has
been foremost in the fight which has
been started agaipst Schmulbech
has quit as he is leo busy 20 help
any more with it
A MEETING of the board Of regents
of the prep school at Montgomery
was recently held. Tie I'd gave
the contract for the u ~. ~ of
an electric clock arrangement in the
building.
CALVES LosT-I have lost two
calves, one bull and one heifer. They
are red In color aud weigh about $50
pounds each. A suitable reward will
be paid for their return to me.
55tf. WILLIAM NJ. Cox.
A CASE Of small pox emptied the
jail at Uniontown 10 short order. A
man placed in the lookup was found
TO have small pox and the prisoners
were dismissed, presumably that they
might infest every body else in town.
FRIENDS of Captain w. L. Sibert,
of Pittsburg, are urging that he be
promoted. They have laid the case
before the proper authorities and it
is being considered He has charge
OF the locks and dams on the river.
The Washington county grand jury
approved the recommendation OF the
viewers on the proposed bridge over
the Monongahela river at Donora. In
Westmoreland county the matter has
passed both the grand jury and the
court.
A LOOK up the Deckers Creek
valley shows that large number off
houses have been built there this
summer. Next summer will witness
large increase in this number.
WHEN the M, s. X. is connected
with the Wabash at Farmont, Nor
gantown people will go by way of Fair
mont to Plttsburg and will save time
and money by the change.
ALTHOUGH it was announced some
time ago that the B. & o. would not
fight the Wabash by building roads
parallel to its line, yet the papers
every now and then tell of some road
of this kind which has been started
or has been completed
THE Edgar Cherry is laid up at
Monongahela City and is being held
in readiness to take the place of any
of the boats to which an accident
may occur so that the Pittsburg Nor
gantown trade may suffer no incon-
venience.
A BIG force Of men are at work on
the west side getting the trolley line
into the best possible condition. Cars
are not running regularly over there
yet but it is thought that only a few
days more will be required to get ready
for their operation.
SEVERAL attorneys have gone to
Richmond where case of some in
terest is to be tried An independ-
ent operator who was denied cars at
Fairmont loaded cars from wagons
and this started the row. The mat
ter is up to the q. S. court.
CALIFORNIA NORMAL walloped
Waynesburg to the tune of 20 to 0.
They beat them "a to o earlier In the
season. California does not seem very
much inclined to come to Morgantown
to play on Thanksgiving day although
they can get real game by coming
here.
CHESTNUT street has not not been
paved and in case work is not start
ed soon the street will be muddy
from Peasants to Court Alley which
Is to be paved. The contract was
let some time ago.
A SOUTH High street lady lost a
pocket book on the street several days
ago. 1t contained about $25 when
lost. Itwas found shortly afterwards,
but the money was gone. The thief
evidently wanted to give some other
fellow a chanch'at the find.
A TEN dollar bill was swiped from
show case the other day while the
clerk had his eye on the cash drawer
making changes. The store was full
of people and the theft was one Of the
nerviest heard OF in long time.
FAIRMoNT and Clarksburg are get
ting more and more evidences that
they are to profit over Grafton in
the way of terminals. Every few
days new trains are ordered to make
these places their headquarters for
starting and stopping.
A SMALL fire occurred at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. SarahJ. Fleming and Miss
Coil on South Main street yesterday
evening. The fire originated on the
roor ,oroh ord Ala not raoch thu in.