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HE KNEW HER.
A Romance of Kentucky From Which
an Inference Might he Drawn.

Jennie Harper is as pretty girl as
one can find. even in that land where
beauty is a heritage. Kentucky. Soft.
dark eyes. with golden CLEANS like the
lights in topaz: hair Titan hued and
shining on a well-shaped head: mouth
firm and curying. like child's, and
straight, thin-nostriled nose.
John Albertson, Morse American.
counting his family the best of the line
OF Vikings and himself a worthy repre-
sentative of good stock transplanted,
saw the girl when he went on "A business
trip 10 the blue grass country and loved
her in the old. sudden, masterful way
that his fathers had loved and wooed
before him.
He sought an introduction to her. but
his friend listened doubtfully
We do not know her." he said THE
name is a good one but | cannot tell
which branch of the family
There YOU 60" said Albertson, i'm
patiently. What do | care who she is !?
1ou Southerners are always grubbing
around ancestral trees
His friend shrugged his shoulders
meaningly
Maybe YOU would be if you knew
more about Southern history
But the Norseman had a Mill of his
own. Day by day he attempted to meet
the lovely and modest young woman,
but she continually eluded him. One
day. made bold by love backed we'll
with honor. he overlook her as she hur-
ried along toward the edge of Louis
Vile.
Let me speak To you. he said with
earnest courtesy. Tell me through
whom | may make Your acquaintance"
An old negro Was approaching. The
girl looked at him and stood still. wave
of scarlet sweeping over her features.
Ask hm-he can tell YOU all about
me. She looked him in the face way
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IN AUSTRALIA.
Another Tichborne Claimant Has APP
peared and Rain Is Much Needed.

peared and Rain Is Much Needed.
Vancouver, B. c., Jan. THE steam
or Miawera arrived to-day from
Australia, via New Zealand. Fiji and
Hawaii. She brings the following adj
vices:
II. NJ. $. Penguin arrived at Auckland
Al the end of November. having accom-
plished a large amount of surveying
work in connection with the projected
Pacific cable. New South Wales will
raise a loan Of over G2.000,0 900 to defray
the cost of public works. The third
reading of the federation bill was car
ried in the New South Wales legislature
by vote Of % to fS
John Norton has been committed for
trial for criminal libel on Hon. j. II.
Carruthers. minister of the interior for
New South Wales. Rain is still badly
needed in Australia. A sydney news
paper estimtes that the loss of stock in
the last three years amounts to i 10
900. 900. Another Tichborne claimant
has appeared He is named Charles
Creswell and he is an inmate of the
Parramatta iunatic asylum
Confirmation has been received from
New Guinea of the murder of the Ger
man governor and police by natives.
The bodies Of the victims We're cut in
small pieces.
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the bedside of the count when he died.
Count Lelsener was known as well in
the United States as in Italy. He was
an intimate friend of King Humbert. and
while in Italy spent much of his time with
his majesty. He achieved a reputation
a civil engineer, and just before his death
had been planning improvements at the
suggestion of King Humbert for the sys-
tenn of Italian railways. When last in the
United States which he had visited many
times, his mission was the construction
of a railway which was known as the
New York. Texas x Mexico system. Az
ter its construction IL was absorbed by
the Southern Pacific system.
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Chinn Gets Rich.

Stevens Point. Wis, Jan. 2.-Captain
Rich, forwerly chief engineer OF the Wis
consin Central, and later called in the
same capacity on the 500 line. has been
appointed director of railways in China
lie spent most of the last year in China.
and while there made survey of 100
miles in that country Tor survey for
a railroad from Hanllow To pekin for the
Chinese government lie Ieturned to this
country last August. but left last Thurs
day for China ta assume the duties of his
now position.
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The Persistent Ohioans.

New York. Jan. s.-The Ohio society of
New York announces that IL will give its
18th annual banquet in the Naldorf-As-
tor hotel OIL the evening of Jan. s. in
honor of its former president. William l..
Strong, on his retiring from the mayor
atty Of this city. Among the speakers Will
be Secretary of State sherman. Secre-
tary OF War Alger. Senator William +.
Allison. Attorney General Judson Har-
mon. j. W. IL. Hoyt of Cleveland and
Bishop Henry {. Potter of this city.
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Portland, Ore. Jan. a.-"The Celestial
Maiden" Charles Uhriehs Chinese
play. was produced at Corday.s theater
tonight by the Broadway company
The novelty of Chinese drama
brought out large house. The picture
of Chinese life presented is considered
a good one and the Joss mouse scene
in the second act received the approval
of the audience. most of whom doubt
less had inspected the various places
of worship in the Chinese quarter Of
this city
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Fairci,ild's Bill.

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 2-The sub-cam-
mittee on the monetary commission head
ed by Charles Farehild, has accepted
the work of engrafting a bill which en-
bodies the recommendation of the COM
mittee on the monetary question and the
reformation of the currency. This bill
Will be introduced i'll congress after it
conNenes by Congressman ONerstreet of
this city, who has been in close touch
with the commission i'll lis work from
the time the work began.
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Frances Painted

GAINESVILLE, Mis-. Jan. 2-Frances T.
Willard. president of the National w q.
II. L.. tainted tonight at the close of her
lecture on "A White Life Far Two which
she delivered in the Conversational
church. A physician was summoned. but
ii was some time before she recovered
sufficiently TO be removed Her secretary.
Miss Gordon, said that Miss Willard has
been i'll for several days. but had kept
mp for this talk to the people of James
. Vile. among whom her girlhood was
spent. She is resting easily tonight.
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Clinton. Ill. Jan. 2-The wedding Of
Miss Minnie Bishop 10 Colonel Nespasian
Warner took place at 1920 this forenoon
AIT the residence of ex-Mayor Bishop on
kNorth Center street. The wedding was a
Nnief one, none but the immediate friends
xng present. They left to-day for Chi
=. whance Congressman Warner and
win proceed to Washington.
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Can't stand Life in st. touis.

ST. Louis. Jan. 2-charles Tussig. a
prominent attorney. aged 10 years was
found dead in his bed this morning
Death was due To the bursting of blood
vessels. Emil A. Becker. real estate
man and prominent in q. A. II. circles.
died to-day of softening of the brain.
Dr. James Backett aged 50. one of the
foremost physicians of the city, died from
an overdose Of chioral DIR. Fred RoepeS.
aged Sc, a weil-known German physician
OF 50 years practice in st. Louis died
f3f old age
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Exeter. n. H.. Jan. 2.-Nibrations of
the earth. following IA long noise as If
a great explosion long way off. awoke
the inhabitants OF this town at 5
o'clock this morning. The noise was
of two or three seconds duration, and
the rumblng of the ground much
longer. Houses We're shaken. windows
ratified and much commotion indoors
was caused. sufficient in most cases 10
awaken the soundest sleepers. SINH
lar reports come from nearby towns.
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Fires.

Pittsfeld. Mass. Jan. Fire to-
night damaged the upper part Of the
Burbank block, occupied hy half a
dozen firms Loss $4,000.
Buffalo n Y. Jan. 2.-The sash and
door plant and planning mill of c. ].
Hamilton & Co. was DESTROYED by fire
together with the immense stock Of
made-up lumber. The loss is about
s225, 600: insurance $4,000.
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IF HE WANTS IT,

Hrsnn's Home Friends viii Tender Him
the Fusion Nomination for Congress.
st. Louis. Mo. Jan. "A dispatch to
the Republic from Lincoln, Neb.. says
Political friends of Mr.. Bryan have ar
ranged a little surprise for him on his
return tomorrow in the shape of a
proffer of the fusion nomination for
congress. Some believe he will accept,
others say thai he still confidently ex-
poets To be the democratic standard
bearer in 1900. This district has been
represented by a republican since Mr..
Bryan retired
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strong Winds IsIowiur.

Colon, Colombia, via Galveston. Tex.
Jan. 2.-The local agent OF the Ameri-
Rican railway. after securing a large
number of lahorers from the isthmus.
has received cable instructions to de-
tain the men at Port Lmon. Costa
Rica. owing to serious landslides the
San Jose railway is not In operation.
4 strong wind is blowing and the
American. French. Italian and German
steamers have put to sea
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PortugaI's Cortes.

Lisbon, Jan. 2.-Don Carlos personally
opened the cortes to-day The speech
from the throne promised budget sur
plus and declared the government in
tention TO convert the external debt and
10 conclude various international CONNER
cial conventions. Gales and floods are re-
ported in several parts of Portugal.
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China Gives in Again.

Berlin. Jan. 2.-It is announced that
China has yielded To the demands Of
Baron HeYkin, the German ambassador
at Pekin, for the dismissal of The com
mandanf of the Chinese garrison II Tsao
chan province of Shan-Tung because of
his use OF the abusive language to the
German missionaries there. The Chinese
government has teiegfaphed dismissal
of the commandant
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silver for EIaiieo.

Havana, JAM -Four insurgents be-
longing to the force of General Miguei
Gomez surrendered with a boat load OF
% 900 cartridges to the gunboat Contra
nestle of Jucaro. General Blanco to-day
received $4,000. 900 in silver consigned from
Spain for war purposes. General Emilio
March has arrived from Spain.
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HER SKULL FRACTURED.
And Her Own SON is Arrested for Having
Done H..

I Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 2.--Mrs. Mary
Lamb died tonight from a fracture of
the skull. and her son, Malachi Soon
nell. by a first husband, is under arrest
under suspicion of having caused her
death. Mrs Lamb was found lying at
the foot of the stairs in her home. She
was unconscious and her body was COW
cred with bruises. The police learned
that the woman and her son had been
quarrelng on New Years eve. Soon
nell will be given IA hearing tomorrow
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4 Gold t,ay.

Kingston, y. Y. Jan. 2-The ther-
mometer here has registered at the
zero mark nearly all days. At o'clock
il was S degrees below zero in this
city. While in the catskill mountains
- degrees below was registered. The
Hudson is frozen solid and prepara-
tions are ready for the early cutting
and storing of ice. Indications are
that it will be colder tonight than last
night
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London. Jan. 2.-The British steamer
hhio, from cardin for Galveston has
put into Lisbon with her machinery d.s-
abled. The Norwegian bark Indinc
Captain Hansen. Tyne for Table Bay
MIS- abandoned at SEA. part OF the crew
have arrived Al Nazareth, Portugal Eight
We're drowned.
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Mrs. Lue,gert,s Hiding Place.

New Haven, Conn. Jan. John T.
Schoiield of Boston who is in this city
nronounces untrue the statement that he
had notified the friends OF Adolph Luet-
CERT, the Chicago sausage maker. that If
given sia,a00 he would divulge the hiding
place of Mrs Louisa Iuetgert. The miss
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Philadelphia for five new 5000 16-knot
twin screw steamers. The plans of the
proposed ships fully meet the government
requirements for second class auxiliary
cruisers. From 100 to $50 steerage passen-
gers can be carried. Next to the st. Louis
and st. Paul, these will be the largest
merchant steamers built in the United
SfaipS.
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MRS. NACk'S SENTENCE.
She'll Plead Guilty to Mausiaughter and
Get Tweniy-One Years for Ii.

New York, Jan. Mrs. Augusta
Mack, the accomplice of Martin Thorn
in the murder of Guldensuppe, will be
arraigned in Long Island City to-
morrow and will plead guilty to man.
slaughter.
District Attorney Youngs, it is un-
derstood. Will consent to the imposi-
tion of a sentence of 81 years in the
npuit uitp0tiary.
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MeYlerss Advice.

Madrid. Jan. 2.-At the banquet given
Friday evening by Senor Romero Rohicdo
To Lieutenant General Weyler and other
officers. General Weyler said he did not
aspire to be a politician. but he held the
same views on the situation as did Senor
Robledo. and would advise his friends 10
join the latter's party.
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London. Jan. 2.-According 10 a dispatch
to the Times from Coustantinopie. an inn
periai edict has been issued instructinE
the admiralty TO apply TO the Elkswiek
works Baron William Armstrong; Tor
estimates on specifications for a first
class armored cruiser
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liioifn. in Sicily.

Rome Jan. 2.-The Trihuna reports that
bread riots have occurred in the province
of Girgrnti. Sicily. The rioters have fired
upon and looted the municipal buildings
The troops have been called out
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Saranca Lake. y. Y. Jan. There ar,
three inches Of snow here to-daN IN,
thermometer Was y degrees below zer,
this morning.
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.hay Killed Each Other

Wash. Jan. a-charles Ross.
nd saloon keeper. who shot and
highwayman In his saloon and
e1f mortalIy wounded. died to-
dead robber has been identified
OF the name of Hofferfy, who
tame from Texas.
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New steamers.

New York Jan. 2.-The New York ana
cuba Mail Steamship company mas COM
plried a contract With the Cramps af
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You see more in the store than you
can read in the ad of Case. Gravelle x
Erwin.
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A Clearance sale that clears at Case,
GFaVelle x ErVins.
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NJ. e. MAYER, Assayer-Samples by
mail or express will receive prompt and
careful attention. Gold and silver bullion
a specially. No. 40 West Park street.
Butte p. o. Box SIC.
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Leading Business Firms of Montanaa
AsSAYERS.
1870 North Main ST., Butte.

THOS. BUGGY
Office half block north of p. O.
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The old darky looked mp with dignity
Dat gen.fmun. sab. he said. is me. =
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-18
The Subscription Grows.

The subscription list for the new
glass house steadily grows. At noon
to-day it had reached $4,000.
When it is remembered that but fif-
teen hundred more remains to be
raised it can be seen how close this
is to the sum that must be raised
to insure the coming of the factory.
The balance will soon be forthcom-
ing although the balance will be the
hardest part to get. The commit
tee has been doing some tall hust-
ling and the town appreciates it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-18
The Greatest of Humorists.

Melville d. Landon { Eli Perkins, J
the great humorist lecturer will give
his lecoure in Commencement Hall,
Thursday evening, on THE Philoso-
ply of Wit and Humor." Such peo-
pie as James Russell Lowell and
Francis Willard have spoken of him
in the very highest terms and ev-
cry one should avail himself of this
opportunity to hear this great hui
morist and profound lecturer.
He enjoys an international repu
tation as a writer and is gaining a
great name as a modern lecturer
He never fails to please his audience
and the universal sentiment is that
he is the greatest of all humorists
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-18
Guy Bros Last Night.
Bangor Herald.

Guy Bros. last night gave the first
minstrel entertainment that has been
held in Bangor for years. 1t would
be impossible to give tIeaner en-
tertainment than that presented by
the Guy Bros. There was no vulgar
ity and an absence Of anything that
would offend the most refined taste.
The singing and specialties were all
of the best and the audience was de
lighted with every part of the bill.
Them arble statues by Charles, AL
bert and Edwin Guy were very pref
ty Arthur Guy, as cornet player,
won the admiration of local must
clans in his solos on that instru-
ment. The trick cabin scene, which
closed the performance, sent the
people home in good humor. Every
one who attended was delighted
with the whole programme. Should
Guy Bros. visit Bangor again in the
future they will have no reason to
complain of the reception they re-
ceive- Opera House, Wednesday,
January 10Th.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-18
DaYtOn'S Bill FlNurishing.

The prospects are that the COM
mittee on judiciary which has Day
tons bill to divide the state into two
judicial districts will make favora-
bic report to the house. They are
favorably impressed by the people who
have already appeared before them
and the Representatives of the bar as
ISOLATION which adopted very strong
resolutions in it's favor at their meet
ing here will add to this feeling. The
state will be divided and the plan is,
if Mr.. Dayton gets the frozen NIT
from the convention or voters of the
district and loses his job as congress
man he will have soft place to light.
At least this is what is being claimed
by some Republican newspapers.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-18
An Athletic Association will be organ 5
iZed To. Night.

A mass meeting Of Che students
has been called for to night at the
University and an athletic asso-
citation will be formed. For years
there has been the need of an organ
ization but all efforts have been fu-
tile when it came to organizing it.
Tonight however the prospects are
that the thing will be go. The
students are taking great interest
in the matter and are whooping it
up for all that there is IN it. The
meeting will in chapel at 1880 P. M.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-18
The Sick.

Miss jeanette Hayes who has
been i'll for some time with fever we
are glad to say is improving.
Miss Mary Gregg has been sick
for some time and her illness has we
regret to note developed into fever.
Brownie Wilson, of Front street,
is sick and his illness has developed
into fever.
Grove Wharton one of our hust-
ling newsboys has been sick for sew
eral days and not able to take his
regular route. We hope that he
will soon be out and well again,
Karl Snyder, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Snyder, is very sick
We hope that he may speedily recover.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-18
new PLAN
Dam Number ten Will be built
of Stone and Cement.
Rngine and Crusher arrive and are be-
ing put in Place on the West Side -
Large Quarry being Opened-Stone
will begin to be Crushed In few
Days--How the Dam will be Built.


To day the stone crusher and en-
CINE which is to operate it were tax
en- across the river to the bottom
formerly owned by Josie Kinkaid
where they will be set up at once.
The work was done by Frank Pride
und Gel Carraco and was one of con-
siderable difficulty. One of the
pieces to be moved weighed 10000
and the other tipped the beam at Z
600.
Workmen will go to work at once
to set the crusher up and the work
of crushing will begin within q few
days. There are fifteen men work
ing on the quarry and they have
opened very large one from which
all the stone for number ten will be
taken, New men will be put in the
quarry as fast as room can be made
for them and the amount of stone
gotten out will be very large.
The construction of number ten
will be different from any other dam
on tiC llNCIs IL Will NC iudQO vi
crushed stone and cement and the
work can be done with much greater
speed than the old way of building
them of cut stone. A layer of stone
will be placed in position and then
LAYER of cement will be placed on
it. This will continue until the dam
is finished when it will be one solid
piece of masonry The cost will be
very much reduced and the work
can be done very much faster than
in the old way.
1t is claimed that the result is
just as satisfactory as far as utility
and strength are concerned so that
the new way has far and away the
advantage Of the old. 1t is a new
plan and the result will be watched
with good deal Of interest. The
real work of construction will not
begin for some time yet however as
the weather is too variable until
spring opens for good.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-18
The Musgraye Case VIII be Postponed

Counsel IN The MuSgraye case Which
is to be heard again have about de-
cided that the case will not be tried
at the approaching term of court.
The decision of the supreme court
granting him a new trial has not yet
been received although it has been
written for repeatedly This being
the case the state is at loss as to
how to proceed in the prosecution of
the case. Even If it knew what the
grounds for the new trial were they
could not get ready by the next term
so it will have to go over until the
June term.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-18
New Business House.

T. Pickenpaugh will shortly begin
the erection of a two story frame
building on Walnut street which will
be used as business house. The
upstairs and down will both be used
for this purpose. Just the kind of
building it is to be and the other de-
tails have not yet heen determined
and will not be until the contract is
fixed with the parties who are to oc-
cupy the building. The building
will be erected on the vacant lot be-
low the establishment conducted by
A. j. TitZel company.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-18
Extra Sugar Cured Hams.
For sale at J. L. Keener's at s.
cents per pound.

A CHALLENGE has been received
from the w. u. p. basket ball team
asking for game here. The matter
is being considered by the players and
if found possible game will be ar
ranged.
One Of the best of all the good
things that the students have had
in chapel was the reading by DR..
Reynolds this morning. He read
extracts from the Bigelow papers
and the audience enjoyed the read
ing very much.
THE entertainment to be given by
Henderson, on next Saturday night
for the benefit of the foot ball team
will be well attended. He has caught
much of the skill of his instructor
Boone and his private seances are
proving very successful and enter
tanning. The entertainment will be
novel and consequently will draw
well.
Rev. w. +. Anderson arrived from
New York this morning, having been
summoned here by the serious illness
of his mother. He will remain here
until her condition takes turn for
the better.
Mrs. G. M. Rauch, Of Parkersburg,
has returned home with her son Abe
who is student and who is threat
ened with an attack of fever.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-18
Died.

SNYDER. Died, at the home of his
parents, of pneumonia, on Tuesday,
January Is, Earl, the five months old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Snyder.
The little fellow had been i'll for some
time but the fatal illness had devel-
oped only recently. The funeral will
be held on Wednesday at ten o'clock
and will be conducted by Rev. Barnes.
The interment will be in the Oak
Grove cemetery. To the bereaved
parents we extend our sincerest sym
pathy