The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-04-01

TLEAtAHIS SJTeeJ 1td1Idu ma
moved into the Mecca stand with BIZ
fruit store. The restaurant was aban
doned some time ago.
IT is generally believed here tina
Slidwell Brown will not be custome
OF the water company 10 King wood
A brewery would be different.
THE sidewalks 10 front OF Charlie
MADEIRA and J. w. Wile's lots in Sun
nyside are laid. These are about tn
last sidewalks to go down on Beverly
Two thousand dollars worth o
athletic goods are now being in
stalled in the Acme's new basemen
store.
LEN DILLON, car inspector, q
Grafton, was caught by train ant
his head severed from his bod,
last night.
THE autos which have been storet
away all winter have been rugged vi
and put into commission. G. r. Hus
ton has painted and primped his unit
it looks very pretty.
A LECTURE is to be delivered IL
Uniontown on April It'll by w. J
Bryan. 1t is to be delivered under thu
auspices Of the Fayette county Histe
rical Society.
A PLAN is on foot to hold boxing
exhibition IN the Opera House. Soms
good cards may be arranged here ant
some OF the best boxers in fsai ~il
appear. They will show the lick.
that it is done by.
NEARLY every day the wires bring
from Charleston news OF new compan.
les being formed in Morgantown. They
will have hand In the development
and growth OF the town and will sLarf
in the prosperity which has come t
stay in this city.
THE Wheeling papers are having
merry time over the repor that tns
Wabash is going into that town.
Some of them have even knocked
out the road from Pittsburg south
and other rontes already determined
upon.
PAUL GILMORE will soon appear
here in Haddon Chambers "The
Tyranny of Tears" originally writ
ten tor Sir Charles Wyndham and
played two years at his theatre
THE Criterion) in London Eng
land.
A MOST interesting and readable
article appeared in the Sunday News
of Parkersbufg. 1t was written by
Mrs. Albert Cameron and described
her recent trip from Parkersburg
to New Orleans to witness the Mardi
Gras festivities.
ABOUT fifty people from Fairmont
will attend the launching OF the
West Virginia at Newport News in
April. They will be under the di-
rection of w. E. Brown and several
side trips of interest will be taken
by the party.
THE h. and o. has large force OF
men at work near the bridge at
Fairmont. Several reports are GO
ing about them. One is to the eff
feet that the bridge is TO be raised
and another is that the bridge is to
come out and that the track is to be
graded up through Palatine.
A FAST mare belonging to J. ].
Booher of Fairmont was shot at
Lexington yesterday. She had hunt
her foot and the injury did not
yield to treatment. The animal was
one of the fastest on the track in the
state and was very valuable one.
WHILE most OF people think there
are a good many workmen engaged
in work on the street car tracks it
will surprise the average citizen If
he Sc es them all gathered together
some morning before they get to
work.
Rev. M. F. Compton will deliver
an address at the meeting Of the
state Sunday School Associ alton
which meets iu Parkersburg the
latter part of April. He takes for
his subject THE Spiritual Life of
the Young"
MARCH is nearly gone. This year
it did not bring with it the usual
train of discomfort and bad weather
The plan of abolishing the month
proposed some years ago in the leg
islature would not be adopted il the
month just passing were taken as
an example of what it really is.
A SPECIAL from Kingwood states
that the efforts to raise company
If National Guard over there are
with success and the company
is expected 10 be ready to be mustered
in before very long. With the three
new companies the First regiment will
be much larger than it has been for
several years.
The signed statement by Mr..
Goodwin in another column of the
paper will be found OF interest. The
matter Of good roads is the most vi
tai which can be presented to our
people,and nothing will,work SO much
good to the county as ito have its
roads built in the best possible man
ner.
WHEN the Fourth ward school opens
it will be filed with children. The
building will be opened with six
rooms. There are now about two
hundred children receiving instIuc
tioD in the Wiles Hill and Seneca
schools and large increase in the
is being developed as
the rounds are being made. The build
ing will be none too large. Other
ward schools will have TO be provided
before very Tong.
HERE are now six vacancies in
the Naval Academy from this state.
This is by reason of the graduation
of two cadets from West Virginia
and the assignment of four new
places to the state. Examinations
to fill the places will be held on
April 81, May IL and June Is.
Those who desire appointments may
find out about them by applying to
their congressman.
The wage trouble at the West
Brownsville glass factory has been
settled. The men struck against a
proposed reduction of 129 per cent.
Their demands to be paid the old
scale prevailed and the factory is
running as usual. About $50 men
and boys are employed. Several
reports in reference to the strike
have bccn in circulation. One OF
them was that machines were to be
installed in the factory. This is
denied by the management.
The c. C. 4 S. railroad had adj
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