The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-09
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n s..Wednesday, March 0, 1904.

Dr. Fahrney's Teething syrup is abso
lutely harmless TO the youngest babe.
You can get sample by writing for it.
OSx speakeasy which started In
town without a government license
did not last long.
Nor all of the war news cones
from the Far East. Quite a bunch
Of it originates right here at home.
Work is to start in few days on
the Monongah Glass Factory at Fair
mont. Hamilton 80 Irwin have the
contract for erecting the plant.
ELKINs comes to the front with a
murder and suicide which are the
outgrowtb Of an election in which IT,
cense or no license figured
~ suffered for months from sore
throat. Electric oil cured me in "a
hours. Mrs. NJ. S. Gist, Hawesyille,
Kentucky.
A SPECIAL Wednesday night preach
ing service will be held at the Chris
tian Church this week. The topic of
the sermon Is "a Fast Young Man. ;"
IT is. said that 1000 Russian SOL
diers have been put out Of business
by having their feet frozen. All Of
the rest Of the army are suspected OF
having cold feet.
A GUY named Guy will remain in
Jail for ten days in default of a ten
dollar fine imposed by Squire Shoe
maker. He was stealing a ride on the
b. s. o. when arrested.
UNION of the Cum berland Presby-
terians with the Presbyterlans seems
close at hand. A plan Is on foot
which it is hoped will lead to amalga-
nation.
SOME Of Jhe mud has been taken
from some of the streets and Others
are to receive attention before long
This is appreciated by those who dent
want to walk in the mire
THE Eakin heirs recently sold At
public auction to l. s. Bircher sey-
enty one sticks Of fine timber Tor
$57l so cash. Roscoe Eakin was
the aurtloneer.
Lock Masters house NO. IA is
low completed. O. Il. Koontz,
Frank Davis, Carl Waters end Am
: mond Jarrett were up Lass week and
put on the finishing touches.
PLANs arc on teot for taking the
National Guard of Pennsylvania to
the Worlds Fair at ST. Lonis, and
the men think that they will get to
go. The Tenth is busy working on
the necessary arrangements for the
trip.
WHEAT and pork have both taken
tumble from the altitude which
they had reached recently. There
seems to have beer a corner Ia each
which proved not to be as substan
tial as expected.
TIE cause of the large number Of
fights in and about town during the
last few days is fruitful theme OF
discussion. AS general rule our peo-
pie do not scrap but there has been
scrapping to burn since the tlrstof the
week
THE Grand Arch Council of the
Phi Kappas Psi fraternity will meet
at the Clayponl Hotel, Indianapolis,
Indiana, April 6-s. Special railroad
rates have been secured and a num-
Der Of members and alumni of the
University chapter will attend.
LIE University Y, NJ G. A. was
represented at the meeting of the Tri-
State Association at Cumberland by
twenty-seven delegates, including ac-
tive members and alumni. This
showing is far ahead Of any ether Or
ganiZation in this state.
THE wide ravine OF Deeker's Creek
will soon bespanned by the third bridge
in the city limits, to say nothing of
the smaller structures which bridge
the stream itself. Only one span of
the Chancery Hill bridge remains to
be constructed, until the ravine will
be bridged at that point.
A GENERAL meeting Of the stock
holders of the Traders National Bank
is to be held at Clarksburg on March
30 aud it is hoped to hit upon some
plan by which the bank may be en-
abled to reopen. 1t is thought that
all depositors will be paid everything
they have coming to them.
THE w. G. I. U. at Connellsville
has been hot after immoral shows and
they are determined that no shew shall
appear there that shall harm the
morals Of the town. How Councils.
Vile can be spoiled does not appear as
no diagram can be drawn to demon
strate the process.
TROUBLE is promised in the matter
Of rates to st. Louis. That is, the
railroads will be troubled. They have
already begun to scrap over the mat
ter and the passenger who has visions
of going to the Fair without having
all his money taken by the railroads
is beginning to have hopes.
THE report that the Wabash is to
start work in this state on April first
may be true. /. case it is, ii will
merely bear out the statements which
have been frequently made by,oliicials
Of the road that they have just stop
ped work during the winter and mean
to start just as soon as Spring will let
them.
CoUNTERFEITERs have struck
Fairmont and have flooded the town
with bad money, This is in the
shape of dollars and halves. They
are well executed, have a good ap-
pearance, ring true but are lighter
than genuine coin.
ALTHOUGH the w. c. IT. U. of Con-
nellsville made hard fight against it
"Little Egypt" appeared there. The
show was clean but the performance
afterwards is said to have been rotten.
The manager Of the show invited the
young larks OF town to go to Scottdale
for the next night and promised them
hot rag as there is no borough ordi-
nance there to prevent them going to
the limit or beyond
j. S. DAVID, who was for several
years principal Of the Uniontown pub
lie schools, was here from Morgan
town Friday afternoon looking after
some Of his varied interests. He
still owns couple farms in the south
ern part of the county, from which be
has sold the coal. He thinks Morgan
town is the coming industrial city of
this part Of the country. -Uniontown
Genius.
UNIVERSITY students who do not
have the money to spend for such
things are making arrangements to