The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-02-25

GOV. WHITE hes vetoed the EN-
balming bill and did It IN . very Wig
or0us manner.
Mosr OF the military ball visitor
fose returned home, but some of then
yet remain In town. They will
ave BY the dfst Of the week.
THE Sunnyside bridge is gradually
spanning the hollow and BY the time
GOOD weather comes will have been
completed.
Now that the Athletic Association
| has held . meeting and the grand
stand has been let TO contract the
boys are feeling good over the outlook.
A GOOD audience saw Faust" last
night. Had the military ball not
been on the tapis there would have
been much larger crowd out.
MEN are very busy about town set
tisg the trolley poles. These are set
rather tbickly, and they won't help
the congestion which Is becoming
noticeable on the streets.
UNDER the plan of raising salaries
being put into force 1T Charleston
Office seeking in the state will not
lose any Of its charm for the hun
| CRY.
A. @. SNYDER who was recently
appointed ~ consul has been ap-
proved by the Senate. He will
shortly enter upon the discharge OF
his duties. Snyder played ball with
the University last season.
CLEAN the side walks while they
are melting free Of snow and do not
allow them to become covered with
ice. They will De dangerous after a
thaw followed bysa freeze.
THE Elks are doing great deal 10
quiet way to get ready for their min
strel show which they will give next
month. Every one Is anxious to Wit
ness the event and there will be a
crowded house to applaud their efforts
WITH the coming of better wealth
er many out OF door jobs will be
taken up with renewed zeal. There
wont he be much more hindrance to
activity during the rest of the win
ter il precedent 10 followed In this
direction.
/ ALrHoUH there are but FIVE Demo-
cratic Senators in the legislature
this number has frequently put the
opposition to rout and has held the
balance Of power on nearly every
question which has come up.
THE Grafton Sentinel has not yet
reached this Office 10 its new form of
q daily. The paper has been delayed
. great deal In starting and will en-
counter more tribnlations before 1t is
much older. 1t 10 no fun to run
daily 10 small town.
Lone years ago, the Hoa. James g.
Blaine pointed out the safe invest
ment which West Virginia realty
would make, and encouraged Stephen
B. Elkins and other friends to purchase
the same, which they did. The re-
suits show his farsIghted and clarified
vision.-Waynesburg Times.
MANY small dealers and shop
keepers are becoming exercised over
the high rates which are being
charged them for rent. They can
not afford to pay the rents which
are levied. Many of them will have
to take more undesirable locations
or go out OF business.
A WEST Virginia editor observes
that he would rather trust man who
wears pants with patches on the knees
as big as your hand than dude who
shines out In fine clothes, parts his
hair 10 the middle and wears collar
80 high that he has to get on stump
to spit.
IT is probable that the Window
Glass houses Of the country will go out
of blast on April Is. ,rhe American
company says that II general closure
is made at that time they will work
until then or II not they will after
March Is sell glass at cut rates until
they close.
A GENTLEMAN from Morgantown
saw the Great Lafayette in Wheeling.
He says that the show is one Of the
best that he has ever seen and that
there are single attractions with it
which are worth the price of admis-
sion. The company will be here on
Monday night.
The foreign element in this coun-
ty should be shewu at once that no
foolishness will be tolerated and
they will not be hard to handle.
They should get taste of the quail
ity Of the law every time they get
gay.