The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-02
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BonS-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kremer, on Saturday, February q, q
daughter.
The sale of tickets for the Strauss
Herbert concerts is going right along
1t would be well to select 6eats be.
fore the best ones are all gone.
A LARGE crowd attended the dance
at the Turn Fcrein Oh Saturday
evening These weekly dances will
be continued until further notice.
4 LARGE gas engine exploded last
night at the Jeanette Window Glass
factory. The engine was 300 horse
power. No cause is assigned for the
explosion. No one was Injured.
THE LoDgfellew room at the Public
School celebrated Friday afternoon in
homer OF the poet. A number of Sc
lections from 1.-THE Ship" we're given
with fine effect.
That red neck tie must be shaken
before he comes here or the Ameri-
cans will not have any compliments
to pass on Richard Strauss when he
reaches Morgantown.
Hives are terrible torment to the
little folks, and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never
fails. Instant relief, permanent cure.
At any drug store, SOC.
OHIO state has succeeded in CON
ynciDg the judges that municipal
ownership of public utilities is de-
sirable. Many other people are Of
the same opinion.
The hope Of the Fairmont party
to the Y. NJ. c. A. meeting at Cum
berland will probably he blasted
when they see .he biz bunch from
the University getting on The train.
81 owe my whole life to Burdock
Blood Bitters. Scrofulsus sores coy
cred my body. seemed beyond cure.
B. BIB. has made me perfectly well
woman Mrs. Chas. Hutton, Ber-
vile, Mich.
WoRK on the bridge from South
Main street TO Cbaneery Hill is well
along. 1t will bot be many weeks
until the structure viii be completed
and Chancery Hill residents will have
a straight line into the business dis
trict Of the city.
TRAIN No. so WAS two hours and
thirty five minutes late Sunday, aud
the 81 nday papers were greatly
missed No. so ia the only train
from Pittshurg that goes through to
Weston on Sunday and waits at
Connellsville for No. 6.
The Is. & o. is getting ready to
run a special st. Louis train from
New York to st. Louis 1t will stop
at Grafton and Parkersburg and will
probably be taken by large number
of our people at Grafton as 1t goes
through at night and will be a fine
train for the trip.
IT IS expected that twenty mem
beers of the Falrmont Y. M. c. A.
will attend the meeting at Cumber-
land the last of the week. Perusa Of
the Fairuont newspapers would leave
one to think that there were not that
many Y. NJ G. a. members in the
town.
IT is stated that Brown, of Yale
will enter W. q. p, next. fall and play
foot ball He has been travelling for
some years, but will go back into col
lege. This time he will study meGi-
cine. 1t is not stated what salary he
will receive for playing. Thus w. U.
2. continues her grand work for
purity in athletics.
IT will probably ba only week or
two at most until the base ball team
of the University can get out-of-
door practice. The training in the
gym has put the men in pretty good
shape already, and it will require a
good deal less time than usual for
them to hit the pace OF which they
are capable.
THE sale of the furniture and fix
lures of the Wallace House and the
opportunity to lease the property
offers rare business opening for
some live hotel man. This house
has been famous for fifty years and
there is little danger that it will re-
main closed. Mr.. Lantz has given
up his lease, and wants to sell the
furniture, hence the place can be
had ready to open on a days notice.
Mr.. Lantz has an advertisement in
another column explaining matters,
and Mr.. Wiles, who is the owner of
the property, also advertises it for
rent.
BOOMER, a strenuous little town IN
the county of Fayette, is, according
to a correspondent, overrun with
bears that have been driven down
from the mountains by the cold. The
great animals are, so tbs said, seen in
the streets Of the town frequently
and are In fact becoming such null
sauce that it has been decided to ask
the county authorities for relief from
the plague. Often man, getting UP
In the morning before daylight, will
stumble over big bear sleeping
peacefully on the doormat, or find one
industriously licking the fastenings
off the dinner buckets. Bears and
yeracious correspondents are such a
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