Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-01-02
Locals and Personals.

the afternoon or night"
A PICTURE OF Fl. T.. Swisher APP
peared in the Dispatch on January
first.
G. p. Ellison who Is teaching school
at Medley this winter is here TO spend
day or so.
THE post Office is not going to neg
glect anything that may make the
service the best possible.
w. E. Glasscock has opened an Of
fee In the Pride building Chancery
row for the practice of law.
Mrs. M. L. Sturm who has bee n
visiting her mother here has return.
ed to her home at Parkersburg.
THERE was no disorder here on
New Years day. Every body was
very quiet and the streets for most OF
the time were deserted.
Scott G. Lowe drew a very hand
some doll baby as a result of a
guessing contest which he entered
some time ago.
PEOPLE who break windows and
destroy other property for fun have a
queer idea of what constitutes fun.
They ought to be taught better.
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED For
gentleman, wife. mother and child.
Connecting rooms desired. Address
w. p care of this office.
Tommy Laing Of Beckley is here
for visit of some days. lie is a
graduate of the University and has
been doing very well in his profession
since he left school.
A sLEET ,egan to fall shortly af-
ter day light this morning and made
it interesting for people to ge around.
This fall and winter has had more
than its share af slipperiness.
EUGENE X PERKINS and Miss Eu-
nice Proctor were married at Ravens
wood a few days ago They will
make their home at Prestonturg, KY.
Mrs. Perkins spent summer in Nor
gantown as student few years ago.
She has relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Samuel are here
from WEIGH to spend some time visit
ing relatives. This is their first visit
to Morgantown since their marriage
and they have been receiving many
congratulations
A letter received from Rev. III. g..
Stoetzer pastor OF the Presbyterian
church at Fairmont who is at present
in the Adirondacks states that he is
improving wonderfully in health and
is having fine time.
Two PATIENTS are out of tie hos
pital for the insane at Weston and
the guards are looking vainly in all
directions for them. To make their
efforts all the more difficult the es-
capped men are patients who are only
insane at times, and at the time of
their escape they appeared as rational
as anybody. They were confined In
ward II, and they managed to cut a
window bar and let themselves down
from a third door window with ropes
made from bedding.
RoBLIN-KlNCAID - Married at
the home OF the brides mother in
South Morgantown on Wednesday
December 81, Mr.. w. p. Robin of
Pittsburg and Miss Ida Kincaid
by Rev. S. E. Jones. The wedding
was quiet one being witnessed on
ly by immediate friends and rela
tives. The couple left in the after
noon tor Pittsburg where they will
maze their future home We ex-
tend our congratulations and best
wishes.
The positive demand for the legi-
innate drama, rendered in an ade-
quate manner, has literally forced the
production of Shakespeare's most be-
loved play, "Romeo and Juliet The
Simvelle presentation OF the beautiful
love story will be staged and costum-
ed In such manner as to delight the
eye Of the most exdcting play-goer.
Every thing-scenery, costumes, prop
critics and effects, will all be made
especially for this one complete pro-
ductlon to be given at Swisher's The
alter tonight.
Modern innovation has asserted it
self in Simyelle,s noble revival of
Shakespeare's immortal tragedy of
love and passion "Romeo and Juliet
to be given at Swisher's Theater to-
night.
In addition to splendid acting
company, gorgeous and Historically
correct costumes, scenery, properties
and electric effects will be added.
Shakespeare is very strongly in evil
dence this season, forced into view by
the public demand for better and
stronger plays than the modern dra-
matists seem able to provide.
An important feature Of the Sim
yelle production Of Shakespeare's I'M
mortal tragedy of love and passion to
be given at Swishers 7 heatre tonight
is the scenery. All recognized au-
thorities have been faithfully follow
ed aud a most elaborate scenic in
vestiture has resulted; There will be
shown in every presentation Of the
play-Street Scenes In both Ancient
Verona and Nantua; the Palace OF
the Capulete: the Cloisters of Con-
vent; Juliet's Gambler: Interior Of the
Monument of the Capulets and The
famous Balcony Scene: the latter
shown with a wealth of detail, flowers
rioting in profusion over the balcony
and ancient garden wall, the silvery
moonlight streaming through the
wood and over the most beautiful
love scene written.