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Eelew Pleads Guilty.

SUISUN. March 29-Frank Belew.
the fratricide. appeared before Judge
Buckle to-day and entered his plea
of guilty of murder after having with
drawn his former plea of not guilty.
He was thereupOn remanded until
April 9TH, next. when the court Will
determine the degree of BeleW's crime.
and pass sentence upon him.
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Rivers Continue to Rise.

PRINCETON 0nd.), March 29.-The
Patoma, White and Wabash Rivers
continue to rise. The loss to crops and
fences viii be very large. Trains on
the Louisville, Evansville and St. Louis
cannot use their tracks between this
city and Mount Carmel. The Evans
vile and Terre Haute trains are still
running, but are very late.
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rzurder in the Second Degrees.

VENTURA, March 29.-Robert l..
Ha!. who February Sth last beat Theo-
dore Parden to death with a piece of
scantling, was this evening found
guilty Of murder in the second degree.
the jury recommending him TO the
mercy Of the court. The killing was
the result Of q quarrel between the
men over the occupation of land leased
to Parden by Hill.
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Enlistment o9 War Veterans.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Repre-
sentative ChicheTing of New York to-
day introduced a bill to encourage the
enlistment of veterans Of the late war
in case of war with Spain. 1t pro-
vides that soldiers drawing pensions
who may enlist in the army or navy
shall continue TO draw pensions during
their term OF enlistment.
The record-union., 1898-03-30
Swallowed Rat Poison.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-Ra-
ther than be forced into marrying a girl
for whom he bore no love, David Bran
nan, u years of age, to-day swallowed a
dose of rat poison, and died several
hours later on a cot at the Receiving
HOspitaI
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Ho& Murder Trial.

SAN FRANCISCO March 29.-Al
bert Hoff, accused~Of the murder of MRS.
ClUte, testified in his own behalf to-day.
His evidence was delivered with dra
matte effect. He asserted his innocence
and denounced the detective force for
alleged intimidation.
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hat prize. story a little strong"

Did it work?" l asked.
"Work?' he answered. wei, /
should say like a steam engine, by
gad-lil1e a steam engine on a broken
bridge. 1t carried death and desUruc-
tion in it's train. You see. that prize
yarn didn't make her like Dusky any
more, but it made her tolerate him.
| That's the way with a woman. you
know-you can't buy her affection, but
you can her liberation. Well, that's
where my trouble lay.
My wife comes to regard Dusky as
a valuable possession, and as I was in
constant fear of his being stolen she
put herself about considerable to look
after his safety Well, this morning
she went up stairs to visit a friend in
the next flat and locked Dusky ia her
room to keep him from getting away
She CHANGED also to leave her new hat
and her fur cape lying on the bed iii
The same ROOM
ooh, see I interrupted. as a light
seemed to break in on me.
$50 did l." said the doctor. 81 got
in just as my wife came dpwn stairs.
and when we opened the door, behold
Dusky. The hat and cape, oh where
were they? Ask of the pup that all
around with fragments strewed the
| foor!"
Complete wreck, were they?"
Complete he said; and what's
mere, som T. You see. my wife had
me- It's all right, WHEY l said as
she tearfully surveyed the dog smack
ing his chops over the ruin he had
effected; just get new hat and cape
and send me the bill 'Oh, Tom she
said, you are just as good as you can
| be, and would YOU mind giving that
500 Dusl1y won for you the other
night? And then, if you add another
hundred or so l could get the SWEETEST
seaislxin jacket and hat trimmed in
mink tails to match.
"Oh. Lord, Old fellow" he wont on
you are not married 50 you don't
know what this business means to me-
Before luncheon was over my wife de-
cided she would need new tailor gown
to so With her ssalsI.in and fur
trimmed hat. Fin afraid 10 go home to
dinner lest She viii want o trap and n
pair of horses.
4 tell you. I see endless possibilities
looming up before nie. I shouldn't Won
der if she demands 9 silver service and
4 yacht of her own before the week is
out. Goodby. old fellow. and when
YOU hear Of my failure, know that All
is sacrificed on the altar Of Duslzy. F,x-
pect suicide at any time, and tell the
newspaperman at the corner you know
whore he can get n dog for nothing -
Philadelphia Times.
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American Route TO the yukon.

SEATTLE. March 29-Major L. H.
Rucker, L. s. a. who went to Alaska in
connection with the proposed relief ex-
peditiOn, returned to-day on the steamer
Rosalie. Major Rucker said five officers
and twenty men Of the expedition. un-
der command Of Captain Eldridga, We're
preparing to start from Haines Mission
on an exploring expedition. with the
idea of finding an all-American route
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Not Cuite.

Son-Papa. what is a Countess?
FatheT-A Countess, my boy, is the
wife of a Count
Son (afttr a little thinkingj-Then
is a governess the wife of a Governor?
New York Weekly.
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Crue1 Man.

II cried al day yesterday"
What for?''
1T was our wedding anniversary, and
Henry said: 1t seems to me that some
thing awful occurred ten years ago
to-day, but I can't remember what it
was Detroit Free Press.
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3 sanitariu7a Burned.

PASADENA, March 29.-The Sierra
Madre Sanitarium. built at a cost OF
S13,G09. was destroyed by fire to-day.
The record-union., 1898-03-30

ihtc the Yukon. The bark Seminole
with the Government herd Of reindeer,
vas TO have reached Haines Mission last
Monday
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sEzryvREoEs III AN ICE FEoE

to ray Spain q reasonable sum, b
would not consider S2Gj.oo0,O00.' D.
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Pchteness yields large dividends, but
it is an investment often overlooked.
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- \llZlIi2S. 1zllii}
5-INcH SILK RIBBON
Special at
22C per yard
At o:30 O'Clock.

This FY O-zziF1g wc will
place Oh Orr Ribbon Counter n
large lot Of A1I~SiIE EGoire Rib
bons, inches wide, suitable for
millinery trimmings, sashes For
wash dresses, stock collars, bows
and art purposes. Xon can
choose from white lavender.
pink, light blre, turquoise, Nile
green, sage green, olive, corn,
violet, cardinal, rose pink, hello
tropc, ceres, -najcuta and black
Only zee the yard.
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Bedspreads.
SDeCiaI at o5C.

Eoncyconb Cedspreads, dis
| tinct MaTscilics patterns,
Isennlad ends, full size, for dcu-
bic beds; these arc 81 splendid
weight, aad their quality AND
dura bility are not to be judged
by the special pricc-S5c.
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DISCOVEPED our DFSrGN

IN ALL THE, NEW AND UNIQUE r9r,
fects. in shape and color is Wbot 81
ladies Of Sacramento have doae. ana NE snS
never be happy until they see them ~
on their walls. Beautiful colors and iii
effects in oar stock Of Wall papers a'sis
at such low prices you cannot afford 10
leave the Old soiied paper or ~
&. III. * kREBS &c CO.
GIG j STREET.
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Easter Millinery.

Ozly r few days left in which
: to prepare for Easter, and there
IS one aIl-imp ortent thing we
would suggest, that you Eo lon-
gcr delay choosing, for It's high
) time to think OF your Easter
Bonnet before we are so rushed
} in that work--aEd whoever has
} n thought Of pretty new head
} gear for Easter or summer will
tind that we have anticipated
. their thoughts with a surpass-
ingly interesting and complete
assortment of ali conceivable
things IN the line which conn.
binc 30 form the beautiful and
artistic in this seasons crea-
tions. Bright chic styles from
London and Paris, and Dainty
conceits from cur own work.
rCczns not . whit behind the i1l-
: ported. All at reasonahIeDess
of price actually surprising. For
, s. SO and Sc you'll and some
, of the most artistic and beauti-
, ful new styles ever shown at
those figures, and Cor 81 SO and
SO the styles are such that twill
puzzle you to determine them
from the imported patterns,
which are the latest to hand FOR
the Easter season. This whole
department. is ahloom FOR tIis
season, and no time like the
present to choose from it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
OFF FOR HARRISBURG.
Team and rooters leave for the
battle field this morning.

Large crowd goes with them Big time
at the depot Special back tonight.
Clarksburg turns itself loose to-day
Fears that the game may be lost but
we hope for the best-Injured men
will not go into the game.
The foot ball team accompanied by
one hundred rooters left on the noon
train. They got special at Fairmont
and left there in few minutes for
the scene Of the conflict. They arriv-
ed at two in the afternoon and the
game will be called at three thirty too
late TO announce the result in this
paper this afternoon.
A large crowd assembled at the de-
pot to see the boys off and to give
them courage for the fray. They will
go into the contest very much crippled
up. Yeager will not be able to play
at all. The intention is to play Noble
at full, Whitman at end and McGregor
and South at half. The team feels
that they are in poor condition to face
Marietta which IS much stronger than
it was before and they are fearful of
the result of the game. We hope that
they may not lose it on account of the
condition that they are in. Ordinari-
ly they are safe of three touchdowns
more than the other team but to-day
they are not at all in form.
The train will return some time
this evening. The people at Clarks-
burg have made great preparations to
entertain the visitors and they will
have great time while there. All
the railroads centering in the town
had excursions and the crowd which
attended the occasion was an immense
one. The management in consequence
is very much pleased over the matter.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
1T HAS ADJOURNED.
States Grand Lodge of Macca-
bess Finish Its Work.

A Great Time Had ut Fairmont-A Pc
GUITAR Parade-ThOusan Witness It.
A Contest for Prizes--Laural Point
Team Takes Second Place-A Great
Honor-The Organization Strong
and Growing One.
The state grand lodge of Macca-
bees which have been in session at
Fairmont has adjourned after very
pleasant session. All the lodges in
the state were represented and the
reports showed that the order was
in fine condition. The people of
Fairmont did all in their power to
to make the visitors feel at home
and their efforts were very success
full. Everyone who went from here
is loud in his praise of the way they
were treated and they carried back
nothing but the best impressions OF
our sister town
A great parade was held on the
last night OF the session. This was
participated in by several hundred
of the members of the organization
and they were all in full regalia
They showed up well and attracted
several thousand people to see the
affair The uniforms are very strik-
ing and aroused much comment.
In the contest between the profess
sion degree teams a lodge from this
county took the second prize. This
was Laurel Point team. They went
through the work in fine style but
were beaten by the team from Lum-
berport. The third place was taken
by Fairview. Four teams were en-
tered and they were the very best In
the state. Consequently it was
great honor for the Laurel Point
people to come in where they did.
The order has number of lodges
in this county and is quite strong
here. 1t has not been in here very
long but has forged right to the
front and is one of the most popular
of the secret societies which we
have here. A great many of the
young men are going into it and it
stands well also with the older PEG
pie OF the community.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
JANEWAY LEFT HERE.
He could not stand the trip
back home.

Fell over Cliff on Cheat and nearly
killed Himself-He is Chief Engineer
on the Cheat Survey-Keenan finds
him but concludes to leave him at
Lights-HoW the accident occurred.
James keenan,, of Pittsburg, who
passed through Morgantown a few
days ago on his way to hunt for J.
j. Janeway who had fallen over a
cliff on Cheat river passed through
here on his way home on Saturday
He had found his friend and
found that he was very badly hurt
Janeway was at M. J Lights be
tween the mouths of Sandy and Mud
runs.
The injured man was so badly
hurt that he could not be moved
and will have to stay where he is un.
til he RECEIVERS. 1t had been the in
tention to take him to Pittsburg il
he were able to stand the trip but
this will not be practicable.
Janeway is the chief of the survey
which was being made up Cheat
river. He was going along the edge
of cliff which was very slippery
He caught hold of piece of laurel
to steady himself and it pulled out
letting him fall 81 feet alighting or
the rocks below. The bruises re
ceived in consequence were some
thing awful and it will be weeks be-
fore he is able to get round again.
The survey will in few weeks be
over the worst part OF the route and
from that time on will go on rapidly
They are getting on better now how
ever than they had hoped to. This
is the final location and the work Of
construction will be begun before
long.
keenan, called at the New Do
MINIoN office on his way home and
thanked us for the service which
we had rendered him in locating his
friend and stated that if it had moi
been for the assistance which he hac
received from us that he would have
never succeeded in locating him.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
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MAIN STREET DONE.
Work is NCw Being Done to Get Front
Streetin Condition for Paying-White
Will be Here the First of the Week.

The paving Of Main street is com
pleted to the head of the street. The
people who have to use the streets
are very glad to see this done even
after such long delays and the wheel
men are taking advantage of it every
evening.
The contractor has now turned his
attention to Front street and large
force of men are engaged down there
in digging up the street getting
ready for the brick 1t is to be
hoped that this will be finished be-
fore bad weather sets in and stops
the whole business. 1t is too wild
to hope that the pavement can be
laid up Bank hill to junction with
Main street, but it would please us
great deal if it were done
Engineer A. L. White, who has
been expected here for several days to
look intQ the paving, which has been
done, has not arrived, but he will be
here the first of the week. He will
pass on number of questions that
have arisen between the parties in
terested in the paving.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
THE MASONS
Two Important State Meetings
in Wheeling.
Festivities Of Grand Lodge Give Way
to Memory Of the Late o. 5. Long
Two Big Meetings.


Two Big Meetings.
Wheeling is yet to entertain, be-
fore the close of the year, two state
gatherings of Importance. The first
is the meeting Of the grand lodge of
Masons of West Virginia and the
grand chapter; and second the annual
meeting Of the grand lodge of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows. 1t
has been many years since Gwo such
big secret society meetings were held
in Wheeling and as both of them con-
yene next month for hundreds of
Wheeling citizens to say nothing OF
the hundreds without the municipal
ity who will be called there by the
two gatherings.
The annual meeting of the grand
lodge Of Masons of West Virginia will
be held in the temple on the even
ing Of November 14th. The local
Masons have been busily engaged
for the past few weeks in making prep
arations to entertain their brethren,
but there is one fact that will have
depressing effect upon the lighter
features that usually attend such
gatherings. The death of the emf
nent Mason, o. S. Long, in the past
year, will be brought to the minds of
the Masonic visitors by the holding
of lodge of sorrow. This has been
ordered by Grand Master S. M. Myers,
of Martinsburg, and it is on account
of Mr.. Longs demise that the annual
banquet has been ordered abandoned
for the year. The Masons will COM
memorate the memory of their late
officials by holding lodge of sorrow.
The date will be fixed by Grand
Master Myers.
In connection with the meetings OF
the grand lodge and grand chapter,
the shriners will hold interesting
meetings, taking into their organiza-
tion many willing candidates who
come to the oasis of Wheeling from
every clump of palm trees in the state.
The festivities of the order will prob
ably eclipse those attending any pre-
vious convocation of the mobiles of the
mystic shrine.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
Got the Games Mixed.

An amusing incident occurred in
the court room yesterday during the
progress of a trial when we'll known
attorney while watching ms side
of the case allowed his mind to
wander to other scenes, and meant
TO use law phrase in Directing to
a witness giving certain evidence,
but instead yelled out ~ pass" He
Immediately caught on and clutched
after the words, but they had gone
beyond recovery, much to the amuse-
ment OF the audience Moundsville
Echo.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
Boys Brigade Company Organized,

A company of the Boys Brigade
has been organized here in the M.
z. church. About twenty boys are
members Of the organization They
are Captained by Joe Johnson.
They expect to get guns and uni
forms before long and are working
toward that end now. The company
is destined to become very popular
among the boys and it will soon be
much larger than it is now.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
May Play Cincinnati.

That Thanksgiving Day game is
causing lots of annoyance, as no
team is decided on as yet. 1t is
more than likely that West Virginia
will secure the date, as the manager
of that team telegraphed his terms
to Manager Dalton, who has them
under consideration and will doubt
less come to an agreement with the
West Virginia people. This ought
to make great game, as West Vir-
ginia has an abnormally strong team
this year and is moving down all
pponents-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
ChurchgNotes.

The sermons of tomorrow by the
pastor at the M. E. church will have
for their subjects the following: I0:45
A. NJ. Goods Special Providence in
Human Affairs" 1870 p. NJ. sThe
Mission of True Life"
Presbyterian Church Regular ser
vices, conducted by the pastor to-mor-
row. Sunday School $50 a.. NJ.
Preaching at10:45 A. NJ. Y.P. S. C. Il.
$50 P. NJ. Preaching at 1880 P. NJ.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
.
AN ELEGANT SOCIAL FUNCTION.

The HOspitable Home OF PROF. and Mrs.
Aldrich was made brilliant last even
ing by a company Of guests In Honor
OF President and Mrs. Raymond.
The guests were President and
Mrs. Raymond, Professor and Mrs.
Whitehill, Professor and Mrs. Brooke,
Professor and Mrs. Emory, Professor
and Mrs. Ellenberger, Prof Arm
strong, Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Leech,
Miss Coyle, Miss McMurphy, DR..
and Mrs. Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
G. Sturgiss, Prot. and Mrs. Wiley,
and Mrs. /. Aldrich.
A royal supper was served at $50,
after which the social spirit Of the
company flowed until late hour.
Bright flowers, inspiring music and
the dainty attractive appointments
of skilful hand made it an en-
chanting evening to everybody.
Prof. Ellenberger and Miss Nc
Murphy rendered some delightful
music.
The tables and parlors we're eIe.
gantly decorated with flowers.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
Two Fine Addresses.

Mr.. Sumner Vinton will adj
dress the students and town peo-
pie this evening in the Y. M. G. A..
hall at the University at o'clock.
He will talk on Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock. All are invited to at
tend. Mr.. Vinton is a travelling
missionary of the students volunteer
movement.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
Wanted a Piano.

If anyone in the town has a thor
oughly good second hand piano for
sale or rent, address at once, W.,
care of the New DOMINION. Dealers
positively need not reply.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
For Sale.

A gold filled hunting case watch al
less than half the cost of the move
ment. Call at III. s. Hayes.
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Lost.

Steel carving knife, bone handle
somewhere between Bumbo Lane and
the Presbyterian church. Return to
Mrs. r. r. CHRISTIAN.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
Two Thousand Dollars

OF government bonds for sale. In
quire at the Bank OF the Monongahela
Valley.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
Bows Wanted.

A dozen boys from is to Is years Of
age 'e wanted at the Seneca Glass
Works. Apply at the Office.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29

THE Largest Line of Shoes In the
city at WATERS & WHITTINGToN.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
CHRISTOPHER ALL RIGHT.
He will be home on sick leave
in a few days.

Adjutant w. j. White writes Of his
conditiOn-Nothing very serious the
matter with him although a job lot
of diseases has been entertained
Friends Ofthe young man relieved to
find this out-Will be warmly wei
coined home.
1t was reported some time ago that
Aaron Christopher was very i'll in fact
at the point of death and newspaper
here published the statement. The
publication calls forth the following
letter from w. J. White:
J. G. McVicker, Morgantown, w. Va.
CAMP POLAND, Tenn, Oct. 28.-
| read in one of the papers from
home that Aaron Christopher.
was at the point of death. I was to
see him on last Sunday a week ago
and then found him getting along
nicely, SO when | read of his danger
Gus condition / went again to the
Hospital yesterday morning) and
found him going about the ward,
and he tells me that he expects to
leave for home on sick Through with
in the next three or four days.
While he has had measels, humps,
malarial and typhoid fever, and per-
haps few other ailments he has at
no time been seriously i'll. | write
this for the purpose of allaying the
anxiety of his friends who may be
worrying about the false report. /
cant understand how such reports
can be started.
Very Truly
W. j. WHITE.
Christopher's friends are all delighted
to hear that he is no worse and that
he will soon be home. They were all
prepared to hear of his death at any
time. He is very popular here among
the young men who will be glad to
see him when he comes. However
they cannot see how he kept from
being seriously sick when he has had
that wonderful collection of ailments
which Lieutenant White ascribes to
him.
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/ dcnyd ohnebcr tina The
n theirs for Congress t offices have been rtheI tnyon b. dn Demo
n pn h qu
eundrng hdhf2 day aobes1
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NoBBY Neckwear received new ev-
cry week at HTRscHMAN's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29

Headache bada Get DR.. Miles Pain PMS
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-29
For Commissioned The County Court,

For County Superintendent of Free
Schools,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1898-08-27
SUCCESSION SALE.
18th Judicial District Court.

Probats Docket No 2876.