The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-20
Ths New dominion.
Wednesday, January 20, 1904.

Wednesday, January 20, 1904.
Dos'r get up With the baby these coll
nights. Instead give DIR. Fahrney'
TeethiDg Syrup, Itprevents and cure
collie. All druggists. n
AN agitation is on In several town
to tax the meters OF the gas companie
which do business in the towns II
question.
SEVERAL new cases OF measles hav
appeared In town. The cases are con
fined mostly to the children but in
few cases the grown ups have suffered
w. U. P. HAVING hired two NOR
professionals to play on her football
team next year is due with anothe
sneer at West Virginia over the Tea
matter.
THE FairmoDt Times tells OF th,
visit OF Col. j. II. McDermott to tina
place the other day but says he woult
not talk about politics. He reported
everything lovely in Morgantown.
IT is matter of regret that Secre
tary Wilson found it. impossible u
come To McrgaDtown at this time
His visit would have been source o.
great pleasure to every one.
WILEs HILL residents are mad
The milkoran has refused to deliver
milk on the hill and those who have
been depending on him for their sup
ply now have to go without.
The damage suit brought by A. j
Wilkinson Of Grafton against LOAF
Brothers has resulted in a verdict fol
the defense. Wilkinson fell down a
cellar way In the store belonging te
Loar Brothers.
IT is said that w. r. Hearst is try.
ing to buy the Wheeling Register and
make 1t an influential paper over the
state. 1t needs something OF that
kind to help the Register out Of the
rut,
AN exchange say that an ad,er.
tisement is an effective salesman
When you use an ad you know just
what it says; when you send out an
agent you never know what he has
promised or agreed to in your name.
In another county one John
Strange was married to one Martha
Strange. Thereupon a wicked editor
remarks that while this Is strange
news, the next will prob IDLY he a
little stranger.
A RECEIVER has been appointed by
Judge Jackson for the Jackson Iron
aud Tin Plate Mill of Clarksburg.
He appointed @. ID. Elliott. 1t is
said that the plant which cost $780,
900 will be sold to satisfy the
creditors.
THE many friends of DR.. Waitman
L. Wiley who live 10 Morgantown ex-
tend their heartiest congratulations to
him on his marriage 10 one OF the
most charming young ladies of Balti-
more and wishes for thu couple un-
bounded happiness ani good fortune.
The attendance at the Buckhannon
Conference Seminary has reached 600
and the name is to be changed and
college course offered to the students
of the institution which has been do
ing very creditable work.
the thanks of this paper are du e
to Mr.. G. c. Starcher of Lewis coun-
ty who is a student in the Univer-
sity and whose reports of the var
ious farmers meeting held here this
week have been emlnently satsfac-
tory to every one.
The Longfellow literary society
which meets in Miss Charters room
at the public schools met Friday and
rendered fine program. Officers
were elected, Audrey MARBLE being
chosen president. The society meets
once a month.
A WAGON was upset on Wiley
street on Saturday. The wheels
slid against the curb throwing the
occupants out. One Of them struck
his head and was badly hurt. The
other one sprained his wrist. Both
men were unknown. The wagon was
not injured.
GLASS makers are not the only ones
connected. with the business who are
having troubles. The workmen
themselves who have been sepa-
rated for years have failed to get
together although it was thought
some time ago that combination was
certain.
IT seems that the summary court
which is to be held shortly for men,
bers of Company L has stirred some
of the members up to the point where
they will attend the drills. They
needed something. Those who cannot
attend and do not should be heartily
ashamed of themselves.
SoMR of the comments made by the
Republican organ on the candidates
before the primary are mighty inter-
esting. The one In which it is al
legged that Beth Jennewine as county
commissioner gave contract to his
SONS to paint the Cheat river bridge
and they made good thing out of it
Is one of the specimens.
RABIES are dangerous things to fool
with. The fate of West Virginia
girl who was bitten is another warn
ing Oh the subject She had the
wound cauterized but that did not
prevent fatal termination Of an at
tack which she later suffered The
best plan in case of doubt Is to take
a course Of treatment in some institu-
ton which can give the Pastuer treat
ment.
The advertising columns of the
newspapers of the country furnish a
fairly reliable index to the condition
of the people, says the Chattanooga
Times. There are many substantial
people who have been disposed 10
wear long faces because of the
shrinkage of securities in the money
centers under the apprehension that
the financial health Of the country
has been thereby seriously impaired.
But at the present time this does
not seem to have been the result
There have been probably larger
number of "fseced lambs" in and
about the New York stock market
than ever before during the past few
months, but the great body of the
people has not suffered.
THE stock of the Mutual Building
and Loar Association will mature
February 9Th. A new one to take
its place is being organized and will
begin to collect dues by February
1st. 1t will be called the Junior
Building and Loan Association
More than one thousand shares have
been spoken for so far and the di
rectors say that the new organization
will start with abou. two Thousand
shares. For more than thirty years
the building associations OF Morgan