The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-04-22
Now watch for the boxes and bar


rels to get of the sidewalks.
THERE was born to DIR. and Mrs
David Holt Thursday morning Apri
10th son.
BORN to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Demos
Wednesday, April 18th, bouncing
boy.
SALOON license have b cen fixed al
$1,000 year at Fairmont There
were more than dozen applications
at this rate.
"Cure the cough and save the life.'
DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds, down to the very
verge Of consumption.
SENATOR M. A. HANNA purchased
$4,000 acres OF coal land In Webster
county, Va, for price said to be
$500. 900.
THE faculty OF the Jeffeson acad-
envy, at Canonsburg, Pa, has issued
an order forbidding the students from
smoking cigaretts.
IT is stated that the cutting shop
Of the Morgantown is to started be-
fore very long. This was closed
down a short time ago.
THE sand which has been placed on
the streets will be very annoying when
1t gets little drier and there is lit
tie more wind to circulate it.
IT won't be long until the sidewalks
may be used by the people who want
to walk along the street. Theywill not
have to take to the pavement instead
Of walking on the sidewalks.
/. G, LAzzELLE as special com
missioner will dispose of some real
estate and coal belonging to
Samuel Lazzelle. The sale will take
place on May second.
IT is stated that ten thousand win
dow glass workers will be out of en-
ployment when the shut down takes
place on Saturday. Two million box
es OF ware are now In stock.
A WAR is being waged on the en-
ployment of child labor In the bottle
houses Of illinois, 1t is claimed by
the manufacturers that they cannot
operate without the labor OF boys.
WELLsBURG has voted saloons out
by small majority and has elected a
Democratic mayor for the first time
10 30 years. The vote was very close.
John Charnock was reelected city col
lector.
II had running, itching sore 90
my leg. Suffered tortures. Doans
Ointment took away the burning and
itching instantly, and quickly effected
permanent cure" @. w. Lenhart,
Bowling Green. o.
A REAL prize fight is scheduled to
take place in Grafton soon and the pa
pers up there are getting ready to give
good reports of 1t II they are furnished
with transportation to the scene of
the mill and given free tickets to the
fight itself.
AMONG the postof1ices OF this great
republic there are Pierces, s Roose.
velts, II McKinleys, 20 to 20 Adamses,
and as many Jeffersons, Madisons,
Jacksons, Johnsons, Grants and Gar
fields, 80 Washingtons, 80 Monroes,
81 Lincolns and 80 Clevelands.
A MEETING of a number of B. & o.
officials has just been held in Pitts
burg at which the new spring sched-
ule was under discussion. 1t is stat
ed that there will be a number Of rad
ical changes and that the public will
benefit from them. Trains are to be
run oftener and faster than they have
been running.
GLASS factories belonging to the
American are being dismantled and
Arrangements made to remodel them
to suit the machines which are to be
installed by the next fire. They say
that they will knock the blowers out
and make glass very much cheaper
than in the old way.
A THROUGH line from Fairmont to
Arnettsville is being constructed by
the Consolidated Telephone com
pany. 1t runs by way of Montana.
The connections between the two
places are being made very much
better than they have been in the
past.
The new spring schedule will go
into effect on the B. q O. about the
middle of May and it is stated that
the train service will be made much
better in and out of Plttsburg.
There are many improvements which
might with great propriety be made
but how many of them will be found
to be made is another matter.
The spelling contest at Laurel
Point on Saturday for $25 prize
offered by John Gregg has created
much interest among the pupils of
the county. They will strive hard
for the mastery and it will do them
lots of good to participate in the
event.
CHARLES E. LANE, of Grafton, is
dead at Warren, Ohio,of pneumonia
He was proprietor of hotel at
Grafton and later went to Oak land
where he was leader of the orchestra
last summer His death was unex
pected. He recently sued his wife
for divorce and the papers were filed
the day that he died.
MAYOR MCGREw took the oath of
Office as Mayor of Morgantown before
his departure for Florida. The law
requires this to be done within TWEEN
ty days after the result of the election
\ is officially declared. All the council.
men-elect have taken the oath except
William Moorhead and W. W. Ora
ham. Mayor McGrew will return in
time to assume his duties as mayor
the FIRST of May.
The members OF the Marila Club
are quite hot at the reports that
liquor has been sold at the club
house. They state that nothing of
the kind has been done. George.
Merle who was arrested up there
the other day for vending booze
without license has nothing to do
with the club so the members de-
clare.
The Bell Telephone people state
that the connection with Granville
il all right and has been all right
for months. They have kept the
line in repair and are looking Tor
every weak place to fix it as soon as
discovered. Mr.. Decker has been
very active since he took charge of
the Bells interests here and the
patrons of the company are noting
the improvements which he is max
ing.
Miss Rose Sweeney and the corps Of
teachers from her schoul for girls at
Fairmont came down Saturday morn
ing to visit the University buildings
and the grounds Of the Morgantown
High School and Our nretty growing