The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-16
qhs Nsn' dominion.
wednesday, March IS, 1904.

was held az the Turn Vereln and Was
attended by a good crowd.
Father, take bottle OF DIR. Fahrney's
Teetbing Syrup home with yon and stoF
walking the floor while baby is teething
AN epidemic OF measles has broken
out among the students at the Uni.
versity OF Wisconsin and more thai
100 students haye the disease.
A WHEELING man attempted To
com NIT suicide because he had failed
-te~ take promotion which had been
offered bita by his boss. He was
fished out OF the river, and is now
back at his old job.
BUSINESS men arc planning and
hoping for a good sum mer in bust
ness. A united effort will do much
to bling it about.
TIE county court contracted fol
repainting and decorating the court
house none too soon. 1t was rapidly
becoming almost as dingy as the old
structure it replaced.
The Fairmont Times says that
drunken women are common sight
on the streets up there end that
most OF them are young girls
Sometimes they are seen in the day
time but night is the b. ST in which
to observe them. There are generally
no arrests.
IT must be awfully cold ON Lake
Baikal. The Chicago Reeord-Herald
publishes picture Of an engine on
tina lake, over which a railroad is he
ing built. There Is snow on The boiler
although. there IS a hot fire under II.
The artist has a great imagination,
but be has gone clear away from the
facts.
THERE is large class Of people
row days whom it. il not aeeessarl
To trick 10 order lo have th. m read
an advertisene 1t Is not neces
sary TO run the ad next to reading
matter, and to attract the eye from
the news features or literary articles
by tofcible catch liaes and seductive
dis, ley, to hava the'n read the adj.
vertising columns. Many are more
il terested in advertising matter than
they are in an. other feature that
appears 10 The papers that GENE tnte
their hands.
ABE COHEN Is to open braoch
store in Kingwoud having rented a
room over there for that purpose,
Amos GALE is dead at Bfaeetan at
the age Of 81. He was was the oldest
man in Preston county,
The claim set up by w. d j. that
they have cut out w. V. u. is re
freshing to those who know the real
facts in the case.
PrTTsBURG wants to know why she
hasn't got good water since more
than two millions has been available
for two years to provide an adequate
filtration plant.
THE Pittsburg Dispatch has a
new sporting editor, Frank b. Nc
NQuiston having been fred. w. d J.
should engage him as press agent
as "hs heart is with W. q j.
IT is said that Buck Kennoy will
be with Waynesburg College this
year. 1t was reported that be in
tended going to Niles but the Way
nesburg Times says this is an error
MILLINERY opening of Spring
and Summer Pattern hats, Tuesday
and Wednesday, March Do and %.
Seamans' Store, 1888, Walnut
Street, opposite Court House.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mar
garet Bayles was held at Pierpoint
church on Thursday in the presence
of large crowd OF friends and rela-
tivcs. Rev. O. w. Waters conducted
the services.
THE trustees of the Calvary NJ. e.
Church at Moundsville have refused
the donation of money from a saloon
keeper. He was IN attendance at
church when contributions were called
for and he made a good one. There
was a row and the money was refused.
The case recalls one In Wheeling in
which $500 offered by Henry sSchmu-
bach was refused.
MAPLE sugar and melasses are to
be seen in town at several of the gro
ceries. The product this year is said
to be unusually excellent.
A MEETING Of several interested
of1icials has been held at Grafton In
order to arrange Tor the State G. A.
r. meeting which is to take place
there shortly. Most OF the arrange
ments have been perfected and the
NEST successful meeting ever held in
the state is promised.
MILLINERY opening of Spring
and Summer Pattern hats, Tuesday
and Wednesday, March 22 and %.
Seamans' Store, 1888. Walnut
Street, opposite Court House.
IT is said that the plant of the
PIttshurg Window Glass Company
located at Washington will be closed
on Saturday unless the men agree to
a slight reduction 10 wages They
say they will not accept this. The
factory cannot De run at the rate
which is being paid and the manage
ment says that nothing will be left
for 1t to do but to shut down unless
the men meet them half way. Officials
of the union say they will be no
agreement like this made by the men.
MARCH has been acting like Spring
, but 1t is amply competent TO start the
north pole racket at any time.
GREENE county was the subject of
a long ar ticle in the Pittsburg Dis
patch on Thursday and many compli-
mentary things were said about the
county. All Of them are we'll deserv-
ed. Greene county is going to be a
great place and she has already felt the
impetus of the progress which is to
come to her.
IT is said that another conference
will be held between Sturgiss and
Hubbard and Dayton and Blizzard on
the tax commission bills, and it is
claimed that settlement will be
reached.
MANY new members are being taken
into the Mingo club. This organiza-
tion is getting stronger, and its rooms
are very popular as rendezvous for
those who belong and to their friends
as we'll.
THE State Line railroad between
Pittsburg and Wheeling is showing
signs of renewed life and it may not
be such long time until something
is done toward the construction OF
the road 1t is badly needed.
The Fourth ware school house is
not vet completed but it is hoped
that it will be finished before great
xwhile. Its progress has been much
slower than anticipated when it was
sfarted