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Sharp County record., 1903-09-11
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04

The Wheeling News has taker
upon itself the burden of looking ur
tax dodgers. This is a commenda-
BILE undertaking and If carried out
and proper assessments placed il
will be found that if the present
laws were properly executed, the
tax question would be solved, and
West Virginia would be able to care
for the needs of all present state
institutions, and in few years
build new ones, enlarge that great
University at Morgantown which is
doing such commendable work to
such proportions as would enable us
all to gaze upon it with pride, build
anew the old capital on a greater
foundation and make the treasurer
enlarge his force. In looking up
this subject it is discovered to our
amusement that all the tax dodgers
neither belong to one party, nor are
they all to be found on one side of
that great and important question
now being discussed from one end
Of the state to the other.-Parkers-
burg News.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
CAN'T BE SEPARATED.
Some M0rgantowh People Have Learn.
ed how to get rid of Both,

Backache and kidney ache are twir
brothers,
You can't separate them,
And you can't get rid Of the back
ache until you cure the kidne,
ache.
II the kidneys are well and strong,
the rest Of the system is pretty
sure to be In vigorous health.
Doan's Kidney Pills make strong
healthy kidneys.
G. w. Walker policeman of 72s
Locust st. says: "When man has
dull aching il the small of his back,
even although 1t is not severe enough
to lay him up but pronounced enough
to create considerable annoyance be
may be certain that it arises from
some disturbed action of the kidneys.
An attack had bothered me for two
months and naturally / was on the
outlook for some means TO stop II
when | happened to read an advertise,
ment about Doan's Kidney Pills. 1t
led me to go to drug store for box
which / used as directed. 1t stopped
the aching and what is of much more
Importance to me up to date there has
not been symptom of recurrence.
Endorsements similar to this are
plentiful In Morgantown Call at j.
M. Reed & Co.'S. drug store and ask
for particulars.
For sale by all dealers. Price SC
cents. Foster Milburn Company Buff
falo. N. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's anc
take no other.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
= q ROFULA

bequeath my children Scrofula with all its EY
attendant horrors humiliation and suffering This is &No
strange legacy leave poserity heavy burden ~
place. ppOa the shoulders q the young ~
s FSsis ssss W
is poorly equipped for life's duties nv
Scrofula is disease with and varied VvHV
symptoms; enlarged glands tuipors about the neck
and arnp catarrh of the head weak eyes and dreadful
skin euptons upon different parts the body show the S
blood This d.
and seahy disease entrenches itself securely system and
the tissues corpusce blood
white swelling pad appearance skin loss of strcr
a gradual wasting away OF the body.
S. s. combines both purifying and properties
teed entirely vegetable making it the ideal n
(@ fe (o all scrofuous affections. 1t purifes the
~ ~ ~ blood, makes it rich and strong and a comI
NJ ~ Nj permanent is effected. S. S. S.
the digestion and assimilation of food res
lost properties to the blood and quens
color to the skin and vgor to the weak and enacaed body
Write about your and physicians will cheerfu ad
help in possible way regain your on
skin diseases free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Allan
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04

The Review of Reviews is keeping
up its reputation as the best inter-
prefer Of the news of the dav among
our monthly journals. The Novem-
Der number deals with the postal
Investigations, the fall elections, the
recent exposures of "high finance
in trust organization, the Panama
Canal situation, the award of the
Alaska boundary tribunal, the pro-
tectionist movement in England,
and the issue in the far East be-
tween Russia and Japan. Contribu-
ted articles describe "Men and Is
sues of the New York City Cam
paign," just closing; "The Nations
Print Shop and Its Methods
including review of the famous
"Miller case" and its outcome and
the whole question of the status of
labor unions in the Government
Printing Office. Altogether typi-
cally ''liye' number.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
Student FINED.

The student who was arrested
Halloween for tearing up board
walk appeared before Mayor Nc
Grew yesterday afternoon and was
fined SIS. We would never have pre-.
sented himself had not the officer
who made the arrest told him the
Mayor would only fine him two dol
lars and he would get the rest of his
forfeit back. He didn't. Mr.. Ad
olson Macauley, as he is pleased to
write hims elf, as the same young
man who vas put in Jail last year
for raising a rumpus on the street
His real name is neither Addison
nor Macauley, but is one almost as
distinguished in English letters as
either, and figures more prominently
in Scottish history tnan either being
Campbell.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
COUNCIL PAYS RESPECTS
To Union Utility company-or-
dered to do Many Things.
Must Fix Streets, Remove Poles, Put
in Drops, Fill DiTches, Etc.--Fran-
chIse to be Printed Solicitor Will
Look Up Matters-Other Council
Business.

The city council last night was
largely engaged in paying its respects
to the Union Utility Company The
U. " Company will have TO undergo
a sort OF X-ray Investigation and their
franchise will be thoroughly aired
and Illuminated.
In the frst place, the city council
passed an order directing the city So
licitor to make thorough investiga-
ton OF the Union Utility company's
threats to turn of gas and water II
the customer refuses to sign the con-
tract waving damages. This mat
ter has been pretty thoroughly aired
in these columns already. Mr.. Beall
will act officially 10 discovering just
what the company is trying to do.
whether or not such coercion into
signing is legal, and what steps are
necessary to stop 1t.
An order was passed calling the at
tention OF the u. U. to the order re-
curing them to fix the streets made
rough by the laying OF the street car
line. An order was passed some time
ago requiring that they be put in a
condition as good as that previous to
the laying OF the track. No atten-
tion has been paid to this. The
second notice calls for compliance
forthwith, or the city will do the
work and charge it to the company.
The Union Utility company was
ordered to put in drops where the
street car tracks cross Kingwood street.
The Union Utility company was order
ed to fill the ditch on Wilson Avenue
Immediately.
DR.. s. S. Wade was appointed a
committee Of one to get bids on print
ing the Union Utility franchise in
pamphlet form. One thousand cop.
les are to be printed and circulated
for the enlightment OF the public OF
the conditions, privileges, and require
ments of the franchise.
The Union Utility Company was
ordered to remove pole that is In the
way at the corner of Beverly Avenue
and University driveway.
Mayor McGrew was given power &c
act in the case Of too bad sewers. One
OF these is at the home of Miss Eliza.
beth ProtZman on Chestnut street,
and the other Is In front CT Dawson's
store Oh High street, where waste
water OF some kind sometimes runs
across the pavement.
Building permits were granted to
J. W. Dusenberry, M. l., Garrison,
Mrs. Louise Gibbons and to Homer
Crawford to move dwelling. Appli-
catinos were filed by Mary V. Fleming
and daughter Ida, dwelling in Rice
addition, ]. w. Wiles, vehicle shed,
Court alley, A. G. Baker, repair resi-
dence on High staeet, Fl, @. Baker,
build storage rooms, Chestnut street
and A, G. Hawkins, dwelling, East
Morgantown.
The account OF Geo. S. Van ce fol
laying 1868 feet Of sewer and moving
extra dirt and stone was allowed II
amounted to $53S.60. He completed
the Stewart street contract In thor.
oughly satisfactory manner.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
FORTEIGHTLY CLUB.
First Regular Meeting of the
year Held last Night.
Papers Read on Robert Louis Steven
son by Mr.. Ii. L. Plum and Mrs. Il.
). Brock Meeting held at Che Home
of DIR. and Mrs. Courtney.

The Fortnighly Club met at the
home of DR.. sad Mrs. Courtney last
evening. Miss Bruck's minutes OF
the last two meetings were after her
usual characteristic style.
Five people were voted for mem
bership BY ballot ami unanirf ously
elected. Prof and Mrs Beziat, Miss
Drusilla johnson. T. C. johnson.
and w. W. Smith.
The President then spoke of the
irreparabIe losses sustained in the
death of Judge Johnson and Prot
CholIet.
The papers of the evening were
read by Mr.. Plum and Mrs. l.. S.
Brock.
The first paper by Mr.. Plum was
on "R. S. Stevenson Novelist and
Short Story Writer" was particu-
larly skilled bit of criticism. 1t
showed thorough knowledge of the
subject in the way it was analysed.
Mr.. Plum not only knew his subject
but was fond of Stevenson; two
things which made the paper the
success it was.
Mrs. L. S. Brooks paper was on
"R. S. Stevenson as Letter
Writer" and was most Delightfully."-
handled. Mrs. Brock held the in
terest of her audience from begin
ming to the end in her descriptions
of Stevenson's life in Samoa. and the
letters written by him from there
1t was intensity interesting. She
read number of the letters with
skill, as she possesses that very de-
sirable of beingable to read well
and naturally.
The evening was that purely lit
erary evening" so much recommend
ed by musical member Of the Fort
nightly.
Ali things have an end and though
we remained as long as we could,
were forced at last to put on our
wraps and go out from cheer and
warmth to cold and darkness, leav-
ing the Fortnightly to the tender
mercies of Miss Brock in her next
minutes.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
Inst Discount Day.

Saturday was the last day for the
allowance of two and one half per
cent. on all taxes paid, and the
sheriffs Office at the court house was
crowded all day. Men lined up at
the windows and awaited their turn
like Italians at the pay window on
pay day. The sheriff is not giving
out any figures on the amount col
lected, but it will take month to
get the books Strengthened up.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
The Dog is Mans Best Friend.

Harry Chips escorted his sweet
heart home the other night. Atlame
with the bliss which the young and
ardent only know he wendell his way
homeward filed with divine ecstacy
He saw dog near by and called to
the little fellow to come nearer so that
he might be petted. The dog did not
come but was apparently not at all
scared at the stranger. Harry made
a dive for the animal and then quickly
discovered his mistake. When he
reached home his mother made him
disrobe in the yard before entering the
house
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
Fight IN OPERA HOUSE.

Two Young Men Scrap over Misplaced
Feet-0ne of Them Fails to Appear
and Other Released.
Harry Hoover and Ernest Smith
had fight In the gallery at the
Opera House last night. Hoover
alleged that Smith put his feet in
his back. He smashed Smith who
clinched with him. The young fell
lows were arrested.
Hoover put up forfeit and did
not appear this morning. His money
was kept. 1t was IS. Smith later
got bail and was released. This
morning he was dismissed by Mayor
McGrew who stated that he found
nothing in the ordinances prohibit
ing the placing of feet on other peo-
pie.
The fight caused some excitement
down stairs during its progress and
most of the audience went down
front to see the scrap.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
A Great Boon to the Poor.

To the Editor OF the NEW DOMINION:
learn from the New DOMINION
that the Union Utility Company has
determined to run a trolley line to
the cemetery.
1t will be a great convenience to
every body to thus have cheap
and easy mode of visiting the "City
of the Dead" But this community
will be under great obligations to
that company il they will also de-
termine in connection with this
enterprise to provide funeral car
that will also convey the dead to the
cemetery, and thus reduce the
enormous cost of the modern funeral
fashion. The expense Of the modern
funeral is crushing burden to the
poor, and the relief that funeral
car would bring, would be a great
relief to every body.
OBSERVER.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
GLASS NAN GONE.
Frank B. Bannister on trip to
the Coast
Nav Decide TO Locate ia Los Angeles
where he has Brilliant Offers made
him Something About his work here
and ,he Results attained.

Frank 3. Bannister has zone to
Los Angeles, California aud expects To
be gone for some time, possibly per-
manently. Mr. Bannister is going tn
Investigate matters along the Pacific
coast and viii go lg way OF Portland
and Seattle.
Letters have been received by him
from several Of the towns IN that sec
tion of the country making PROPOSE
tions to locate permanently 10 them
aud offering him great inducements
to establish glass factory.
Los Angeles is believed to be good
point for an industry of this kind.
The Board of Trade OF that place is
very anxious to get Mr.. Bannister to
become resident of the city He
regards livery fayorably.
Mr.. Bannister came here ia 1895 and
has been identified with the glass bus
mess ever since. He was one of the
founders of the Seneca Glass company
in Morgantown and was mainly instru-
mental in its removal from Fostoria
to this city.
Later he was one OF the incorpora-
tors of the Morgantown Glass Works
which later became the Economy
Tumbler company. Each OF these
factories is well equipped and has
brought millions Of dollars into the
town.
Recently be has been engaged in
real estate ventures with j. M g..
Brown and has been very successful at
this. Since coming here he has amass-
ed considerable wealth aud richly de-
serves all that he has gained.
He will probably remove his family
from Morgautown to California in a
month or so. His friends part with
him with sincere regret and trust that
ne may meet with the greatest success
II he decides to locate 10 the west.
AS an evidence of the regard 10
which he is held by the glassworkers
a prefer which has been made TO him
may be cited. One Of the workmen
came to him on Saturday apd inform
ed him that 200 glass workers were
ready to 60 with him IL be needed
them In his new venture.
They know that he is thorough
master OF the business and desire to
be with him. For several years be
has been regarded as the leader in the
trade as a salesman and has landed
large orders for The local houses.
All his life he has been identified
with the business and has mastered
every detail of it. His place in the
town will be hard to ill aud every one
sees him go with regret. The hope is
turn TO this place and continue his
residence here giving as the benefit of
his hustlinr qualities and of his abil-
ity.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
No Telephone Returns.

The Bell Telephone company will
not display election returns tonight
on account of this state not being
engaged in the election. A number
of messages will probably be re.
ceived in an informal sort of way
by the local exchange and those who
are interested may find out what is
doing by calling the central office.
There is considerable interest in
Ohio, Maryland and New York City.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
GENEVA CANCELS.
Will Not Risk Clash With w.
v. U. Before w. & ]. Game.
Aanager Stout and Coach Trout Well
Satisfied Varsity Has Some Hard
Games Toe-Coliseun Park Secured.
Cadet Corps will nave Eleven Mex

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Games Toe-Coliseun Park Secured.
Cadet Corps will nave Eleven Mex
Season.
Manager Stout yesterday received a
telegram from the manager OF the
Geneva College eleven cancelling the
game scheduled with the University
on Tuesday November 10. The game
is cancelled by Geneva on account OF
their contest with w. 81. ON the fol-
lowing Saturday, the fourteenth. They
want to be in prime condition, aud
fear the hurts they might receive 10
the contest with West Virginia.
Manager Stout and Coach Trout are
both very well pleased with the cancel
latiop. The game would follow too
closely on the hard struggle with State
College, and thu eleven would be 10 no
condition for the game with Bethany
at Wheeling on th fourteenth.
Coliseum Park has been secured for
the game in Pittsburg next Saturday
with State College. This should make
the contest paying one from finan-
cial standpoint. 1t is not known GER
tainly whether there will be an excur-
sion or not. 1t is necessary to secure
200 in order to get rates. This can
hardly be done.
The Varsity and scrubs did not line
up yesterday afternoon, devoting an
hour Or two entirely to signal practice
and the perfecting of some important
formation plays. Mutton, Core, and
Hall, who were hurt at Columbus,
were about and In good shape. Want
and Waugh were the only Varsity
men missing.
Major Burns says he expects the
cadet corps to have astrong team of
its own next year. He says there are
a number OF men OF fine physique 10
the corps who could be developed into
fine players IL the time was devoted
to 1t. He means to arrange 1t so that
a good team can have the advantages
OF coaching and practice. He believes
that class, fort and cadet corps teams
are the only means by which great
Varsity eleyens can be developed.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
sNAPpERs STRIKE.
Marilla Glass Factory Refuses Advance
In Wages and Men Quit.

Thirty snappers are an strike at
the Marilla Glass factory. They
asked for an advance OF about 20
per cent. over last year. The factory
offered to guarantee the same wages
paid last fire although they allege
that glass has declined considerably
in price. The men refused to accept
this and went out. The blowers and
gatherers are doing the work with
the assistance of a few snappers.
The plant is running as usual.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
A BRILLIANT CONCERT.
First Faculty Recital November IL.
Caspar and Sherwood HaYe Arrang-
ed Fine Program

Caspar and Sherwood Have Arrang-
ed Fine Program
Dean Wrightson has begun to get
things into shape for the first pub
lie concert land recital under the
auspices of the School of Music for
the year. AS usual. he is full OF
enthusiasm over Che brilliant per-
Torrance promised, and expects the
people OF Morgantown to turn out
in large numbers to enjoy it.
He said to New DOMINION man
this morning: Il have just received
a copy of the program that will be
rendered here by William H. Sher-
wood and Anton Caspar, November
II. 1t is going to be the greatest
musical event from the artistic
standpoint that we have ever had
here. Sherwood is. the greatest
pianist in America. You know
what Caspar is. They have arrangi
ed one of the finest programs that
ever saw"
The event is looked forward to
with deep interest by the music
loving public, and will be generously
patronized. The price of admission
is only so cents. 1t has been hint
ed that the Strauss-Herbert concert
is somewhat dependent on the finan-
Cial success of the preliminary
events.