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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-10
SPARROW'S CHOCOLATES
You Can Get Them DULY at
TIL ACME BOOK STORE,
HI. L. SWISHER, Proprietor.

ANYTHING you want to eat buy at
the Guy Market.
Doctor and Mrs. Raymond will
discontinue Housekeeping next month
and will probably live at the Peabody.
SEE the high top SHOES for boys and
girls at Waters
THE death Of Rev. William Wallace
which occurred at his home in Way
nesburg on the 8th instant will be
learned with regret here. He was a
brother of James G. Wallace.
PATRONS of Smiths Dry Goods
Store will get beautiful calendar for
1900, at that store.
How MUCH do you want to see an
other glass factory here with all that
its establishment means to the labor
community
WE cannot afford to let the chance
to get another industry slip out of
our reach. We will have to pull to-
gether and land the prize
ANOTHER railroad is projected from
Belington across to the Roaring Creek
Valley and thence by the best route
TO Staunton, Va. Surveyors are now
at work on the new route and it will
be built before very long. A charter
was granted to the incorporators only
a few days ago at Charleston.
You will have to lose some sleep if
you wish to see the falling stars next
week, but you need lose no sleep about
where or how, or what kind of cor
set to buy: Go to Smiths Dry Goods
store and you will find it.
THE number of new railroads in
the state seem TO be becoming greater
every week and the immense activity
along this line of the past few months
will be greatly exceeded in the coming
months. West Virginia is now build
ing more railroads than any other
state in the Union.
For SALE: A good heavy horse.
Apply to VIM. Wilmington.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-10

WHAT are you going to do about
helping the town get the new glass
plant with It's hundreds OF hands and
thousands of dollars annually placed
in circulation here where it will do
the most good?
MEMS Cancels Hair underwear only
80 cents at Waters.
THE New England Bakery will
keep full line of all its products at
the Delicatassen on Peasants street.
Patrons can call there or phone orders
as may best suit their convenience.
The goods turned out by the New
England are famous and will be kept
up to their present high standard.
THE new glass factory must be
landed for Morgantown or we will
be placed in the same old sleepy rut
where we were for so long. We can
not go back on the progress that we
have made at this stage of the game
if we expect to retain our position
along with the other towns of the
state.
THE returns from Kentucky are
what are giving everyone cold chills.
1t is not settled yet who has carried
the state but both sides are claiming
1T. The Democrats seem to have a
majority on the face of the returns
but what the outcome will be is
hald to tell The militia may figure
prominently in this affair.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-10
THE best mince meat and buck
wheat -four at the City Market.

THE best mince meat and buck.
wheat -four at the City Market.
IF you have any school books you
want TO sell read the Acme adj in to-
days issue. They want to buy them.
THE matter Of park is meeting
with general favor and the people OF
the town all want to see the idea car
ried out in some way or another.
We give our readers another in
stallment of Col. Fast's trip to-day.
Every place visited is famous, num-
erous points being historic ground
where many stirring scenes were en-
acted during the early days of the
country.
JUDGE elect Umbel, of Uniontown,
will be married on the 10Th to Miss
Florence Grier White, of Connellsville.
The bride to be is the daughter of DR..
Thomas HI. White a leading citizen
of that place.
How MANY dollars will you add tc
the inducement that we can offer TIC
the glass plant to locate in this place
where they want to come and where
the conditions will be the easiest met
ANY town that is in the race.
EVERY one speaks favorably of the
plan of raising the bonus asked by the
new glass plant and the prospects art
that the scheme will be a successful
one. Every one will have to do as he
talks or it will not go through.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-10
Photographs.
REMEMBER THE NAME.

WILLIE had swallowed a penny,
and his mother was in state of
alarm. Helen she cried to her
sister in the next room, "send for a
doctor, Willie has swallowed pen
ny" The terrified and frightened
boy looked up imploringly. mo
mamma" he interposed, ''send for
the minister" "The Minister
asked his mother, increduously,
did you say the Minister Yes,
because papa says our minister can
get money out of anybody"
J. j. BURNS, widely known citi-
zen of Fairmont, died at his home in
that place yesterday after brief
illness. Deceased was a genial man,
companionable, greatly esteemed by
his friends and man of many ex-
cellent traits of character. He had
many friends here
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-10

The Yough river may be Stacked
sooner or later. Major Powell has
made report in favor of it. A pre-
liminary survey was made last win
ter and the report shows that the
cost will not be SO great as would at
first seem necessary.
MEMS leather lined shoes only 50. 90
at Waters up-to-date shoe store.
The brick industry in this section
of the state is badly over worked.
The demand is much greater than the
supply and various buildings and 9TH
er works have had to stop because
the brick could not be obtained when
wanted. The local brick yards are
rushed to death with orders and have
had to refuse a number that have
been presented to them.
YOUR money will be refunded every
time you get tough meat at the City
Market.
ON our second page The Big Store
offers some good things in Ladies'
Wraps.
PEOPLE here are always interested
in bearing from the boys who are in
the army and the few impressions
that John Shay has gathered in San
Francisco will be read with muck in
terest by them. John wants to go to
the Philippines with the rest of the
gang and they will start for that place
soon.
You can get good tender meats
days out of every week at the City
Market.
MADEIRA Bros, have made special
arrangement with N. Y. Sunday Jour
nal whereby they will receive the
paper on Sunday evening at o'clock.
If you wish the paper delivered leave
your order at the store.
A POINT Marion correspondent
says: The work on the new glass
factory is on the way as rapidly as
possible. The stack is well toward
completion and the erection of the
tank house is making good progress
and large forse of men and teams
are pushing the grading of the rail
road siding so that material can be
unloaded when needed. The one com
plaint is that material cannot be OBJ
tanned as soon as needed. Too much
prosperity and too many orders.
Somebody must wait.
BUY the Emerson Leather lined
shoe for 1926 at Waters.
If you cannot see the kind of a
blanket or comfort in the window at
Smiths Dry Goods Store that you
want, just go inside and you will find
it.
DID you ever hear of "John Kelly's"
Shoes for ladies? Wherever they
are known they take the lead in the
finer grades. To see them means to
buy them. To wear them once means
to wear no other kind. To see them,
go to Smiths Dry Goods Store. Pri-
ces 81. so, $500, SO. SO and 1915.
A Good Law.
The United States Court of APP.
peals has decided that the suicide
of man holding life insurance does
not vitiate the policy unless it can
be shown that he contemplated sui
eide when he took the policy out.
This appears to be good law and
good sense.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-10
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
While Senator Wiley has i'm
proved in health he is still very
feeble.
John Samsel who has been at New
ark Ohio for sometime is expected to
be at home shortly.
DR.. ]. C. Mcvicker, the druggist,
has returned home from week s
stay in Philadelphia.
Miss Marie Joseph, little daughter of
L. w. Joseph. has been quite serious
ly i'll for several days past.
Frank Bannister is in New York
on business connected with the Sen
eea Company and will be back
shortly.
I. B. Williams and family will re-
move to Fairmont when they leave
here. Fairmont is the next best
place to Morgantown.
Jerome Meeks is having walk laid
! from his residence TO the street.
This has been thing that has been
badly needed on this property for a
long time.
| Prof. r. L. Morris was at Weston
a few days ago arranging for the sale
of the valuable coal, oil and gas map
of West Virginia recently issued by
DR.. White and himself.
DR.. Hartigan came home from Bal
timore this morning TO spend day
or two with his family. The Doctor
is using his vacation to do special work
in the famous Baltimore Medical
College.
John Z. Price has gone out to his
farm to look after some business in
| terests. He will be back the first Of
the week. He will sell off number
of things there tomorrow and will
look after this personally
Rev. and Mrs. Winecoff have left
Morgantown after spending several
| days here visiting their old friends.
They will leave in very short time
| for Tacoma where he will assume the
duties of his new position.
Miss Gertrude Hayes will go to
New York on the I'D to spend two
weeks. There is no place where as
much may be seen and learned as
the great city of New York and it is
profitable to spend ones vacation
there. Few travellers get more good
out of trip tnan Miss Gertie and
this one will be no exception.
Ike Hickman was in town to-day
and he stated that Charlev's arm
was getting better under the treat
ment that it was receiving and that
it would be all right by the opening
OF next season. His pitching arm
has been giving him great trouble
for sometime and it was feared that
he would never be able to pitch
again.
Mrs. Margaret Chadwick, of New
York, mother of Capt. F. E. Chad
wick Of the warship New York, and
her sister, Mrs Louisa Hoffman, of
Morgantown, W. Va, mother of
Cashier d. c. Hoffman Of the Nor
gantown Second National Dank, are
guests of their niece, Mrs. John n.
Dawson, OF Morgantrwn street, this
place.-Uniontown News Standard
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong has gone
to Warrington where be will lecture
tonight for the benefit OF the public
schools. The schools up there have
been drawing largely from the w. ".
u, during this year and several of the
other professors will be asked to lee
ture. Prof. p. G. McBee of this coun-
ty is at the head of the schools in
Warrington and is doing very good
work.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-10

The woman who insists on having
her own way usually changes her
mind so often that it breaks the
monotony.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-10

People out of the arc don't believe
in floods.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-10
II huge Joke
10 longer is
nortb morgantoWr.
With its S75, 600 worth of beautiful
homes all built within two years.
SO per cent.

is an unusually large per cent. but has been made
these lots several times
Don't you want to invest few spare dollars each
month and repeat the experience of others.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-22
FIFTH FOUND
Three More COrpses Removed
From the Ruins of the
. Windsor.
Like the Two Previously Re-
ported They Are Entirely
Unrecognizable.
| Father Accused Of the Death OF
Five Children at Hutchin-
SON. Kan.
Five Cremated in a Burning Man.
itoba Dwelling--Parents
Away.

New YORK. March 22.-The third
body taken ont of the ruins of the Hotel
Windsor was recovered early in the day.
II was found on the Forty-sixth street
side of the ruins. about Is feet below
the surface, and 10 feet from the side
walk. The body was that Of woman.
Only that part Of the head from the jaw
down was still on the neck. The body
was very badly mangled.
The remains of another body were
found on the Fifth avenue side Of the
ruins. 1t consisted Of a mass Of charred
intestines Besides this mass was q
thigh bone from which all the flesh had
been burned. Near this was another
bone. but il could not be told to what
part Of the body it belonged. Thes'
parts were found in a section OF th'
cellar adjoining the entrance.
The fifth body to be recovered was
| charred trunk. with the legs below tn
knees and the arms below the elbow
missing. Opinion differs rs to whethe
II is the body of a man or a woman. bu
| il was thought to be the latter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-22
BELMONT'S RESPONSE.
Charges the silver Leader With Being
EefamatOry.


NEW YORK. March 2o-Perry Bel
mont ha, repli.d to the letter from
William J. Bryan declining the invita-
ton to attend the jefferson day BAN
Quet. III part he says:
''Iour purpose 70 be deianAa;"ry i
obvious. Iour skill n the use ot words
forbids the j; le.. rnat III sour letter YOU
misused them through ignorance. Inc
design is plain. and We're II not that YOU
have interviewer III voUr abuse refer
ence to my opinions upon pun!ic Iues-
tions as opposed 70 Your own. to the
Democratic club of which l am presl-
dent and to its proposed celebration OF
Jeffersons birthday. l should have left
YOUR offensive statements unanswered.
The Democratic culb has member.
ship Of nearly 5000 Democrats who all
hold to the main principles Of Democ
racy, while their opinions may vary II
regard to such political questions As arr
not fundamental but merely local o'
transitory like many Of the vain con
| ceits YOU have yourself esponsed. Bu
none of these 5000 members is a Repun
lican. AS for III, self. l never voted fo
a Republican candidate Tor either
| great or small office.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-22
BEIXON bhiA., AZ. T..n1.
Correspondence on Account "f the DEM
ccrMt,c Banuuet Made Public.

ccrAt,c Banquet Made public.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn March 22.-
Hon. W. j. BRYAN has made pue!;c the
following letter written bv .,m 20
Perry Belmont. president Of the Demo
cratic club O.: New York. who had III.
v,,ed the Nebrasnan 10 speak AZ the
BANQUET of that CLUB on Jefferson day.
Before replying 70 the invitation Mr..
BRYAN requested that Mr. Belmont state
his position on the principles OF the
Democratic platform. having repudi'
a,ed these doctrines in les6 Mr.. Bel
mont replied that individual opinions
had not been considered i'll issuing the
invitation on behalf Of the club In
reply TO this Mr. Bryan declines the IN
yitation and says:
Il might plead previous engage
mel. as reason for declining, but
frankness compels me TO add another
:eason. appreciate the compliment
which the Democratic club pays me III
| extending an invitation. but do not
understand how individual opinions can
be ignored at political gathering. You
are the president Of the club and rel re-
sen. the club before the public. Your
pos;tion upon public questions was well
known in 1896. and your telegram indi'
Gates that your position has not peei
changed. My position upon puph'
onestions is also we'll known. The an
tayonism between our OPINIONS Is s'
great that we cannot with prophet!
ioiu in a political banquet gwen II
honor of Democracy's patron saint.
Brysu's Position Plainly stated.
jefferson stood for certain well de
fined principles. II your views are
CORRECT reflection Of his ideas. Tea
that my voice would sound discordan
note at your banquet. II, on the o'he
hand. the Chicago platform applies "a
7 believe il does Jeffersonian principie
tn nresent conditions. then your COZ
spicuous presence at the Jefferson'a
hanouet would not honor the meinor
of the worlds greatest Democrat.
.Do not misunderstood me. 10
may be right and may be wrong ., D,
I take it for granted that we are elual'
|, conscientious, and l trust that ! ina
not show myself less courageous Ina
Won You proclaimed to your fsi'o
citizens in 1895 that my election upon
Democratic platform would e'"ahs'
the nations welfare; you VIII p"ia' a
me if suggest that banquet preside
over by you will injure rather 'na'i q
!. the Democratic party. ! believe III ma
: monizinv personal differences, O"' "
: fereuces in principle cannot be harlno
= ,zed. and, in my Judgment, no par
advantage is to be derived from pol'''e
Communion between Jeffersonian Dem
crat. who stand upon the Chicago pl;
form and the Republican allies "
:. masqperade as Democratic oetwee" s."no. ~
paiens IN order to give more po.enSy :
y their betrayal Of Democratic prm''p
% on election day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-22
SOUTHERN CAMPS.
''e'ary A'ger says They viii he Main.
talnOsl. ~a

'"'ary A'ger says They viii he Ms'n-
taloosl.
A. "AsHlNoToS. March &c c.-6ecretary
mV! ,aset has come to tho determination to
&c.. Sa.n'ain summer camps for tho United
,hs ,ses troops IN the Southern states, and
nn,. ,s delegation Of Georgians who called
~ eS'. ;' MN to secure that object Will be
m.; H;'ormed. 1t is also tho Intention to
ho.h hs,'''a,n one Of the camps In the neigh.
i ~ i Of Atlanta. The only condition
n.n,. a. the present Georgia quarantine
,sn. SITUATIONS. which operate 80 ~ to pre-
lnta,. 'ne movements OF troops abso-
Of fy n.y. demanded by tho military needs
qu;r",,se as case shall be adapted to the 70
be e,e"aehts. The number of troops t.
lara" ".ed at any ono camp will not be
tha,' -, ,or 1t ia said at the department
20 1' 1oea.y only about $4,000 soldiers will bt
chsn.a:'ed but there IL likely to be much
troonss' around among the men. Th'
deta;n returning frun Cuba aje to By
days a :. IN Georgia camps about y
hom.a least before being. sent to thei
Or tothe Northern posts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-22

kau.a. Man Rruta,ly Murders His Five
Little Onss.

k.u.a. Man Rrutally Murders His Five
Little Ones.
HUTCHINSON. Kan, March 22.-An
a,roci, MS crime was revealed here when
the coroner and his assistants removed
the dead bodies of five little children
from the house occupied by John Moore.
which burned Mt an early hour. A cor
oner's Jury investigated the case. and in
accordance with the jury's returns.
Moore. father of the dead children. was
arrested on y charge of murder. The
tragedy has caused much excitement
here and there is some talk Of lynchins
the prisoner.
When the. firemen aMl neighbors
reached the burning house the father
vas the only member Of the family OF
seven found outside. His actions were
queer and he would not talk. While the
building was still Burning
and his children were within the burn
ING walls. he took . horse from hi
stable and rode away. When the fire
men entered the house. after havin'
nuenched the flames. they found tn
f;ve children lying side by side in be-
on the floor. all dead, but not badl.
hurned. The skull Of each child wa
deenlv indeuted and from the dent
lopr fractures extended. All but on
of the children had been stabbed in tn
neck.
Moore showed little concern whe
the iury returned the verdict chargin
him with murder. He has been out {
work for some time and continual
brooded over the fact. M-s. Moo'
was away from home at the time :
| the fire.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-22
ISSUE A PRONUNCIAMENTO.

H"ed states Philippine Commission
i'olds Its f1rss Meeting.
MANILA, March 30. - The United
E'a,es Philippine commission has held
fe Arst meeting and decided to issue a
|liohunclainento To the inhabitants OF
Fne Islands. President Schurlnan will
prepare il.
me document will explain the spirit
[u winch the United States intends to
l. ra'ni' tn" trust imposed and will call
Lyon the people Of the islands to lay
au"h ". their arms and cooperate In the
l'erests Of good government.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-22
ISSUES FOR 1900.

Jerry simpson >ay~ trti-EApan>'"n an"
Anti-Trn~t Will fredominat~.
WICHITA. Kan. March 2a.-Jerry
Simpson. who is in town. expresses the
opinion that the Democratic campaign
in 1900 will be anti-exlansion and anti
trust, with the money question suoor
dinate third.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-22
J, IIe Says lie Hopes to Be
AhIe to Send Them Home
Soon.
Tile Communication to the Isl.
anl> Of Panay and Negros
Resumed.
intel States Philippine Commits
sion soon to Issue a Pro-
nunciamcntO.

WASHINGTON. March ao.-.he war de-
e.'meAt Ia, received the following
N 'rrA.ral Otis:
!'ans,ort> Ohio and Senator left Goth.
Pan DELAYED for necessary repairs
Fasi, 18th. Carries all sick and
1nl"d necessary to ship. Sherman
Fitc'.d tonight. Cannot commence
EiWMen' q volunteers at present.
Foi" 10 d. so soon. Ship additional
a"a..on California to Negros this after
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-22
Cable to Iloslo snd llastoles.

AZ" YORK, March 2O.-The Com
Is'rial la Cable company issued the fol-
|a"'hS notice: I'VE are advised that
~'ee' s Geographic communication has
~ ,'1l Established with Iloilo (Panay)
~. =. hastolos (Negros) with tho same
S"'c'lons as for Manila"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-22
LEFT CHILDREN ALONE.

Residence Of John nthn aad Wife OF MAN.
itob~ Burned u, Their Absence'
W,NNrEO. March 2l.-During the az
s.nce of John Dian and wife OF Green
fell from their farm. their residence
caught FIRE and their Ave children were
burned to death.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-22

Mn. Of korsa cauees . SENSATION BY D''
..rdlnx Oriental ceAtsme.

King Of Korsa Cause sces." -
eera.ns Oriental csAts"e.
TACOMA. March e:.-Accor.lns :" ~
.,,,,;ca. from tee Orient. the emperor q
Tcrea has caused y sepsaticn oy a?'
[ .s.,.,rs n n full uniform, cut IN Amer'-
ssn fsshion. His attendants have Also g.. =
been attired in American style; Inv Inv
emperor, it is stated. has cut on % mo .;,ao ;vp
krot. or abort queue. which from s'.O .hO
immemorial has adorned the top u '"0
Koreau, emperor's head. ,,rr.a he
The riots which recently occu!rcu ',e W
.,..en tho reform and conservative ele'
,rsnts Of Korea have subsidized. Inc 10
formists were victorious ~ ars ~
,neasurs. The new budget will MAKE
liberal provision for schools