Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-09-25


The mercury stood at forty this
morning and there was another
heavy fog.
A SHOW will be given on saturday
night at the Opera House Robert
Downing will be here anu the atrrsc-
tion will be fine one
From the way the Times talks
about it, 1t sounds ike that paper
would be glad to see the locks fail
TO get finished on time.
Low points are stall being touched
by the stocks listed on the various
exchanges and those who have been
buliing the market have been rather
used up in the encounters.
The low price of Steel ComiGon
cannot be understood by many people
and some of them who earlier in the
game refused TO believe that it
would go lower have purchased ex-
perienee at a rather high figure.
SOME of the window workers OF town
state that they do not expect the To-
cal houses to begin work before the
first of December although it has been
unofficially announced that they are
to start on the fifteenth of October.
IN the first practice game at Little
Washington the Varsity could make
but one touch down against the scrubs
and bad much trouble in getting
through the scrub line at all times.
The team is lighter than it has been
for years.
FINAL work has started on the troll
ley line which is to connect Union
town with Pittsburg. 1t won't be SO
very long until work will have started
on the trolley line which is to connect
Morgantown with Pittsburg.
ANOTHER fire has visited Dunbar.
The loss was 1000. This is the
fourth blaze 10 year. The town is
without protection but steps are to
be taken at once to provide against
further occurrences OF this sort of
thing
VERY little more remains of Sep
TENDER but that little will be
utilized to get 6 great deal of work
done. The time tor outdoor work is
drawing to close and prudent
people are getting ready for the tall
and winter when this will be out of
the question.
MosT IF the colleges and uni
versIties of the land have opened
their doors for the fall term and the
enrolment in every case is stated TO
be much in excess of last year. The
young men and women of today
recognize the value of az education.
A CALL has been sent out for a
meeting of B. 81 O. officials in Pitts
burg at which they will arrange the
time card for the winter schedule
It is not thought that there will be
many changes in the trains on this
branch
PoLEeATs are oyerrunnlng Fair
mont. One man reports seven un-
der his porch and another two in his
barn. All the cats stay right on the
job. Harsh words are not enough
to move them. The city sanitary
officer claims that he he has nothing
to do with Kidding the town of the
pests.
GEORGE SIDNEY and his merry
company ia their musical bargain,
buy 1zzy", are to be seen at Swish
er's Theatre October /. This offering
was one OF the solid successes of our
theatrical season last year, and it is
promised that the present offering will
surprise the many friends made by
the new organization, George Sidney
more than made good the confident
predictions OF his admirers last year,
and much is expected of "Busy Izzy"
in its new dress. The vehicle is one
of those happy affairs which permits
of an entire change of program each
year, New people ia the company,
new music, new songs, dances and
funnyisms. combined with the hand
some wardrobe and scenic embellish-
ment, which Manager E. D. Stair has
generously provided, all 60 to make
BUSY Ivy" very promising offering
TO lovers Of good clean fun. The
company this year numbers Carrie
Weber, Maud Campbell, Mrs. Harry
Bloodgood Fred Wyckotf, Eddie
Clark, Charles LoMier, Matt q. Wood
ward, Will j. Hagan, Frank Gibbons
and chorus of thirty pretty girls and
we'll dressed young men