The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
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As Proa dway, New York.
FIXES have been started at The
Monongahela Window Glass factory
and IL will resume in short time with
100 men after an idleness Of months
ANOTHER glass plant has been land
ed by Clarksburg. The town has Sc
cured more factories never built than
any other town Cd the face Of the
earth.
MoRMoNs are getting active 10 the
interior Of the state. Warnings are
being given them, Bundles OF switch
es with written notices to skedaddle
are fastened on their doors
STRIKING union hack drivers 10
Chicago have been interfering with
funerals at which nonunion drivers
have been engaged. The police have
received stringent orders TO break up
the repfcbensible practice.
News comes that the old maids
of Sarcoxee, Mo, have organized for
mutual protection, 1t is not stated
whether or not this organization
was caused by the fact that men
from Missouri have to be shown.
Those who want to ship game out
OF the State will be much more eau
tious In their movements hereafter.
They have found that it is very ex-
pensive luxury
CERTAINLY the Keystone people
have nothing whatever to do with
the new gas company. They Will
merely furnish the gas. Probably the
organ would be glad II the Keystone
people would not even do that much
Rev. j. S Hall who formerly re-
rfded in Cadiz, Ohio, has moved his
family 10 Morgantown in order to
educate his children.
SOME of the Christmas visitors have
already departed after spending d few
days in tJ8n visiting relatives and
friends,
Two cars got of he track in Fall
ing Run the other day at the saiue
tine and tie service WAS cut OF JOINT
for half an hour or so, The rails had
gotten very dry AID the cars jumped
the track.
MICHIGAN comes To the front with
collision en- SATURDAY. in which IL
were killed and 35 were injured
Wind blew out signaI lights and
two fast passengers crashed into
each othcx
SOME years ago number OF famil
les left Cross Roads, this county for
Jacobsburg, Ohio, and recently they
organized Baptist church there.
The church is said to be gettlpg
along well.
PRESENTS aggregating several hun
dred dollars 10 value were presented to
Mrs Peabody by her friends and those
connected with the hotel. The event
was surprise to the recipient who
thanked those making the presents in
suitable manner.
THE Roycroft books as rule are
not sold through book stores but ow-
ing to Mr.. Hubbards personal friend
ship with Mr. Swisher the President
of the Acme company, anb of the
Roycroft books can be obtained
Through the Acme Book Store.
TWELVE of these killed in the
Dawson wreck on Wednesday night
remain unidentified. Hundreds of
kilograms have been sent out in
hopes of locating their relatives but
so far the efforts have been in vain.
A FELLOW was arrested the other
day for being drunk. He appealed to
a man for whom he had formerly work
ed for money to pay his fine and was
given a contribution. 1t was after
wards learned that the Mayor had re-
mitted the fine. The money begged
was probably spent for more boozerine.
TIE Warrington Record thinks
that the packet company has made
mistake IN deciding to run only small
packets between Morgantown and
Fairmont. There will be great deal
for the boats to do according to the
way of thinking of the Warrington
paper
A DOUBLE team ran away on High
street on Saturday afternoon but did
little damage. A stranger tried to
stop them. He failed to catch the
horses head and seized tug with the
result that he was dragged for some
distance escaping serious injury. He
refused to give his name. The team
ran into a trolley pole and stopped.
In an editorial concerning the
value of the county paper, the Allan
ia Constitution says: If any man
in Georgia is taking the Constitu
tion and is not taking his county
paper on the plea that he cannot
take both, we say to him frankly he
should cut out the Constitution and
give his support to his home paper.
A FREIGHT wreck on the grade
near Tunnelton yesterday caused
fifteen cars to be smashed to pieces.
A permit to wed was recently issued
at Uniontown to Ewing j. Laishley Of
Easton and Gertrude Baker of Nor
gantown.
THE mercury began last night to
sit up and notice things and II is to
be hoped that the improvement will
be permanent.
THERE is to be watch meeting at
the Presbyterian church on Thurs
day evening. Every one connected
with the church is cordially invited
to be present
ANOTHER fire has resulted from
fooling with the gas. People must
learn to be careful with the gas un-
der prevailing conditions.
The express company and the post
Office people have just broken even
with the big rush which put them to
the bad for several days in and about
Christmas.
The Court House clock has been
staying out late of nights and can't
work very we'll the next day but by
the liberal application of hot water
it has been doing few stunts-in the
wor king line.
All of the Republican papers of
Marion county have endorsed the can
didacy Of Col. j. III. McDermott for
the state senate. The West Virgin
Ian says that he has just the same as
landed the delegates from Marion and
that is all there is to it.
UNKNOWN parties have ruined a
large amount of the pipe line which
was being laid by the Keystone De-
velopment company near Randall.
They set of dynamite near the line
and broke it In many places. Strong
efforts will be made 10 locate those
who wereOguilty Of the outrage.
In few weeks goods for spring
suits will arrive. In the meantime
ALI X. Smith wants to get rid of all
stock on hand and in order to do
this he is offering taylor made suits