The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-02-11

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/, AUGUSTA county has had another set
! back by being postponed again. The
bill has had rather hard shedding so
far 1t will stir the animals when 1T
does come before the legislature 10 be
finally passed or rejected.
100000 Security
Capital, surplus and profits of this
amount secure the deposItors OF the
Pittsburg Trust Co., 1923 Fourth Ave,
Pittsbure, PA. per cent interest on
savings and per cent on checking ac-
counts. Bank by mail.
| on has over flowed from well in
Harrison county and the river at Fair
mont is covered with the stuff. 1t
may be expected 10 reach here before
very many days. 1t will not help the
Iquality of the water which we are
drinking.
IT Is the part of wisdom TO boil all
drinking water. This is simple pre-
caution and does not take very much
time OF treasure and it may save
lot OF sickness and suffering. Boil
the water at all times and avoid dan
ger OF fever infection.
ALL of the state papers are feel
ing very kindly toward the Univer
sity and few Of them reach this of
flee without some reference to the
big school which is so firmly in
trenched in the affections of every
one in West Virginia.
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THE Home Bank of Baltimore is en-
dorser for the Baltimore Bargain
House of this place. Checks on this
bank are given 10 settlement OF cash
payments on their Indebtedness, and
the same bank becomes indorser Of
the notes for deferred payments.
THE Waynesburg Times is two
years cd and very jubilant over The
passage of the Wabash ordinances.
1t says that it started to free Greene
county from the gouge and that IL is
highly pleased that the chances for
dol ng this are so bright.
THE Industrial Edition of this pa.
per is receiving many compliments
from the people Of Morgantown.
They think that it tine in every way.
We are satisfied to have pleased them.
No expense was spared ia getting out
the edition aud we are proud OF it.
ALL of the Uniontown papers are
calling for swift punishment for the
murder which was committed in Fay
cite county as result Of fight 10
which a man was horribly beaten.
They want all who were concerned in
the disgraceful affair punished as they
deserve to be punished.
SELDOM has larger crowd assem-
BLEED in the Opera House than the one
last night TO give the Glee Club
rousing send-off. The crowd enjoyed
the music and had fun over everything
that happened. The members Of the
club feel very good over the treatment
which they received.
WITH the drying up of the roads in
| the country people can scarcely get
along at all The mud is very sticky
and many trips have had to be aband
oned on account of the horses not be-
Ing able to pull their loads. When
we get good roads such condition of
| dudlIS Will uCNCI OCOul ukdlus
Two mad dogs have been killed at
Point Marion during the past ten days.
Mad dogs have been entirely too nu-
merous in this section for year or
more and 10 fact any breed OF dogs
that might be mentioned is entirely
to numerous for the demand which
exists ia the breasts of many people.
| CLYDE LEWIS has accepted posi-
tion with Clark AID Krebbs on their
engineering corps which works in the
Kanawha river section. He was a
student from Grafton and was quite
we'll known in town. Mr.. Lewis has
gone to take charge Of his new place.
THE Monougahela river railroad
from Brownsville has been extended
uutil 1t has reached Riverview coke
works number 2, which is the near
est coal works to Morgantown. Up
to this time the plant was forced to
the ship by water or run its produ ct
to the next works on tram cars.
WESTON has organized a chamber
of commerce and will try to get a
boom started. Tie town has many
advantages, but so far the people have
been too jealous Of each other to CO.
operate in anything that has been
proposed. They may get together
some time, but not at this time.
THE month of February has started
as II it intended breaking into the
April class. The days have been
mild and some people have already be-
gun to figure on getting their garden
plants started. The houses will be
cluttered with this truck for several
months to come unless there is an en-
tire change in the calendar.
GEORGE ANDERSON, the mem Der of
the Legislature from Monroe county,
has been sick ever since the Legisla-
ture convened and could not attend
the sessions. He will 70 to Charles
ton in few days to stay during the
time the solons are together He was
a former student here and graduated
in '96.
| NOAH Ross who has been on trial
at Wheeling charged with murder
of policeman has been found guilty
without any recommendation tor
mercy. This imposes the death
penalty. A few more verdicts like
this will discourage the use of the
revolver which has become habit
on the part of many people.
AN unknown man was found on
the railroad tracks neal Connellsville
the other night. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Warman Of Smithfeld have iden-
titled him as their son Frank. The
young man had left home to pay
visit and was killed on his way. His
parents thought nothing of his alb
sence and were terribly shocked to
find him in the morgue.
1T is up to Mr.. Warman to explain
that vote on the pass question. He
is said to have voted in favor OF the
members of the Legislature accepting
passes from railroads although they
are paid ten cents mile in order to
enable them to travel to Charleston.
Tho Legislature passed law making
it Illegal for judges sitting on tn
circuit and supreme court benches to
accept passes.
No CLUE has yet been found Of the
robbers who went through the Italians
on the West Side. The robber got a
rich haul Some of the Italian colony
think that whoever did the job used
a sleeping powder OF some kind to
drug the men while they slept so that
they might rob at their leisure. Nine
teen men lay sleeping while the rob-
berry was going on. Several rich rolls
were not found and their owners are