The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-04-22

and turned over none OF it to those
for whom be made the appeal. There
Is great Indignation over the matter.
The meetings which begin at the
Christian church this evening are
certain te, prove of great interest
and the christian people of town
will participate in them.
| GARDEN making will be in full
blast this week and the man with
the hoe will discover that all is not
as pleasant as be had dreamed of
for the gentle spring time.
! THE Grafton Sentinel is kicking
because it found dead pigeon ia its
water motor A dead rat was found
in the water pipes OF the same town
the other day. No wonder Grafton
lpeopIe drink anything but water.
Tue Morgantown Lumber and Sup
ply Company has received several hun
bred letters from every part OF the
country since it was announced that
it was Incorporated. 1t will get down
to business as soon as sidings are built
for 1t by the b. & 0.
Mrs. MATTE DAWSON sang the
solo part in the anthem at the M. r.
church Sunday morning. The choir
Joined in the chorus Seldom is a
song rendered with more impressive
sweetness than was this anthem
Sunday morning.
| THE execu tive committee OF The
Boaid of Regents of the Nh "mets
branch Of the University l-ct od.G
day. They selected plans for the new
wing of the building Bids for the
construction of this will be opened on
May goth.
WE would be glad If those gentle
men would hurry up that trolley line
to Cheat and have it running this
summer. A great many other people
would also like to see 1t. The road
will surely be built sooner Or later.
The room formerly occupied by
A. K. Lazier on High street is being
remodelled and will shortly be oc
cupied by clothing firm. 1t Is be
ing enlarged and will be very fine
place when the improvements are
completed.
THE committee in charge of the
arrangements for Decoration Day are
sending out great many invitations,
and are receiving great many re-
sponses. The OUTLOOK gives promise
of very large attendance, and
great celebration.
THE registers of the local hotels
show an immense travel. None of
them have room enough to accommo-
date the people who want places to
stay. Every night dozens of people
have to be sent into private homes of
town before they can get places to
spend the night.
SATURDAY was big pay day in Nor
gantown Nearly all of the factories
paid their men and there were great
punches of money in circulation. Con-
sidering the fact that there was so
much coin afloat it is rather remark
able that there was no more disorder
than there was.
WHILE we shall get freight rates
on the Wabash, it would have been
much more to our taste to have had
a place directly on the line which is
to go through the county. Two
roads will run from Morgantown to
a connection with the Wabash.
Down at California a premium is
offered to the family that will keep
the neatest, prettiest and cleanest |
back yard during the year. The move
is a very commendable one, and might |
be tried to advantage in other places. |
We would like to see it tried in Nor
gantown.
IT is announced that bids will be-
taken for the construction of the Wa |
bash through Greene county by the
close of this month. Contractors are |
now going over the route, and will be |
ready to submit bids within very few
days. 1t looks as though the Wabash
would soon be reality.
SOME very good strs wberries have
been in market at prices ranging from
25 to 35 cents per box. They are OF a
good quality, and the prices are not
regarded as especially excessive. There
is difference of opinion as to the
outll ok for the local crop, some grow
ers saying they will be few, while 9th
ers think there will be abundance.
A TAILOR came into ALI. X. Jmith's
the other day He was employed
by Smith. He remained for time
and then get boiling drunk. He
stated that he expected to leave
town. When pressed for the reason
he said that no one could get a
drink in town and that he wanted
to get out of such place
CONTRACTOR DEAN is getting along
famously with the work on the trolley
line. They say the ears will be run
ming on Commencement Day If per
chance the power house is not COM
pleted he intends to use horses. He |
will use four or six horses to car. So
we can depend on seeing the cars in
service whether the power house is
ready for work or not
CHIEF PRICE arrested two Italians
who live on Walnut Hill yesterday
morning for working on Sunday. Last
Sunday they fenced their garden, and |
yesterday morning about daylight |
they were out digging like fne fellows,
endeavoTing to get in good days |
work. The sight was offensive to
some of their neighbors, who made
complaint and had them arrested
THE contractors of town declare |
that there is work more than eneugh |
for all the people in town whether
union or non-union. They don't care
about wages or length Of hours. All
they want is men to work. The. re- |
fuse to work only union men. Many
mechanics are not in the unions.
Some of these are among the best |
workmen in town. They refuse to
allow the unions to say that these
men shall not work.
! o. 0. Carmen and Rufus West
have returned from Pittsburg where
they have been to select the stock |
for the Morgantown Plumbing and |
Supply compan, which will soon
open its doors here. They selected |
a fine stock. The pra," ice of start
ing the walls OF buildings SIX or eight
stories from the ground was noticed |
by them and they thought that it
was rather queer proceeding.
James G. Wallace, the veteran horse
man and ex-hotei proprietor Of Nor
gantown, passed through town this
home. Mr. Wallace says he was in
Monongahela City, and purchased two
standard bred horses, one PAGER and