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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
BURST A
STEAM PIPE
Belated Port Arthur
Has Arrived.
CiTSE OF IIIG Delay EXPLAINED
Machinery wss utterly Useless
Until Injured Parts Could
De Replaced.
CilSE on lllG DELAY EXPLAINED

Tho British steamer Port Albert,
10 days overdue from san Francisco.
steamed slowly into port al u 30
O'Clock this morning and decked at
Arlington dock tier officers state
that the cause u tl1s delay 10 reach.
tne pert WAS The bursting u
steam pipe IN chs engine roan. which
rertefad fhr engines useless until
the break could isa renaired the
Port Albert left san Francisco On
Sunday. and on ire following day, a
sever nofkhv0aleFiY sale Areas
which esusrsl -sss.- =sAss - run noun
fHIHs hlsh aud 90 almost rhsck the
steamers Roadway Th- strain due
~ the hiNh steam pressure carried
was ton rreat. ana that evening a
iand report Naa heard IN the engine
room and the engineers knew that a
pipe had burst Fortunately No onr
eas hurt The engineers examined
the break and found that ts would
De impossible "a operate the engines
until " could be repaired
During the Whuls - the week the
steamer rolird in the trough - the
huge seas. which showed no sisn 81
undertaking The weather aisa be-
came sugrs. which cTecfualiy OBJ
scurri the horiz9R. The small sails
carried BY che steamer srre nuittsd.
bur beyond stradyinK her a tribe.
little bwnsnt wss obtained
on last Monday the break was sui
ncleutix repaired 20 allow the Port
Albert 10 prneesi slowly The re
nainder ~ the voyage MAS stormy.
bat unrYcntfuI So vessels wets
sighted ether thAu a small schooner
The steamer kept out considerable
from Tue eeua5d ga shrii ffihfdigpu
from the coast Tas Port Albert IL
.ss...x So. ss.ss,sf NJ Pant Nafria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
TAKE WITH A
PINCH OF SALT
For the Weather Bureau Has
Told Fibs Before.

For SEATED and Vicinity Tonight
and Thursday. fair; variable winds,
southwest prevailing.
Light rain has occurred on the
coast ~ Neah and Fort Candy IN
she Interior there has been rain at
Helena and Idaho Falls. The tenn
perature has risen somewhat on the
Northwest coast Clear weather
prevails IN California. with moder-
ate temperature.
The distribution Of atmospheric
pressure Is not 80 favorable FOR the
vicinity Of Seattle a. II was Tues.
day. a high" over Idaho has a ten
dency 10 impede the eastward move
Tneut Of the Pacific coast high" and
form a trough Of low pressure over
the plateau region.
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TO SETTLE TINE DAMAGES

Ursula G. Hnfedits has pesltiened
judge Iacohr T. appoint her the
guardian ~ her son. Frank u tiof.
fcditz, The obieci Is O. enable her 10
settle With the Grant sstreet Electric
Railway and the Northern Pacific
Railway company. for injuries ~.
eeivea IN the Grant street accident
NAY -. Frank Honsditz was a pas
senksf On the wrecked ear. and sur.
tered broken ieE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

The work necessary 60 the compile
ton Of the Denny hotel has been rap
idly pushed durlnK the last few
weeks. aud K. r. niaine. Of the
Denny iliaine Land sasagray. ~.
ssaiHsss taag The hetel II now rrae-
tieaily ready. ff has not been de-
rided on shat piaun she hotel Will be
run. OF whether i viii be an apart
munt house. several mes and beau
tlfui features of landscape garden
ina have been lntredaeed. and the
grounds ar. nov one Of thS pretty
sights % the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
SOMEWHAT
ENCOURAGING

wASfffNDTON. - O.. June IL
Reports from the Philippines. as
received officials this morning. are
Interpreted aa sneoufsKina. Capt
fiacor assures our troopa oftan Inn
portant strstesicai position II they
can hold q. II u feared. however.
that our troops arc too badly worn
out and not strong enough numerie-
ally 20 retain captured territory,
and they may again have 90 he con
tent with the adoption ~ waiting
policy. Originally reports from
Manila drew mosf hopeful Views Of
the speedy ending 81 the campaign.
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EXCURSIONS
TO THE IOWA
Latest Fad on the Sound
Everybody Is Going.

the cruiser Iowa ts now resting on
the blocks in the dry dock at Port
Orchard. and the excursions there
have begun Today was an ideal
day for an outing. and every exrur-
sion boat running Go PoFta Orchard
has carried all Of the passengers al
lowed Many Of the churches aud
other societies have act certain days
apart for excursions, and undeubt-
edly the chief Tad ~ Seattle people
for many days to come VIII be the
visiting at Port Orchard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

CHICAGO. June IA. THE Nation
al league games resulted as follows
yesterday AZ Baltimore. two games
baltimore TO- Brooklyn 2, baltimore
8. Brooklyn &. at Washington. two
Philadelphia II. Washington
10. Philadelphia ?, Washington o; at
New York-N New York 6, Boston 4. at
eveland-Pittsburg 10, Cleveland o.
The standing of the clubs are as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

MANILA. June 1.-THE Oregon
volunteers sailed for san Francisco
today on ihs transports ohio and
Newport. They viii reach the United
States IN about = month. SIXTY two
men belonging 10 the regiment were
either killed In battle OF died from
disease during the rsgimsnt's cam
paign herr.
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thin COLOR
QUESTION
----=---=s-
Comes Before the
Grand Lodge.
TElEcRiaS TO BE- CONSIDERED
Masonic Order Holds It's Second
Days sessien at the Ma
sonic Temple To-day.

the Grand Lodge q Nasans con
tinued It's sessions in the Masonic
Temple today. and much ef the tifae
VAS Eivca up 10 committee meetiags.
Fully 50 Maz1ns arrived 70 attend
shs communication. the larger Part
Of the tate arrivals being from
lodges east ~ the Cascades,
The question which 0xerahsdaNs
ali others before the body. il that
Of the color iinr.~ Nery little Il be
iuk said outside ~ the ledge ream.
bat there il a good deal ~ hard
thinking being done.
The Pacific Mason which IL me
osfcial ergan Of the Wellington
Masnns takes a FIRM cditortaI e-.a-
---SS@ go ii afTiP6fstlRik the actions Of
the two preerdlng grand lodges.
which oh1itesatrd the color Hne IN
Masonry in this state on the other
hard the srtinn e the Washington
grand lodge has met With severe een.
denanatfon al the hands q tha ether
grand lodges % the United states
In response % kilograms seut cut
by Samuel NJ. Irwin. ~ " Arcana.
Ne. s.. asking Tor the opinlons Of the
grad masters % The different states
on the question % negro masonry.
replies have Been received from -
states an.H territories These an
a~ers have been printed ana placed
In the hands Of me members
The polat nf view taken BY many
members {. shown by the following
which was received from Nebraska
Omaha. Nebraska. siner 1851. Ne
braska has held that all negro toiera
are csandesglne. We cannot hold in.
tereourse with jurssdiefions rreoxnlx-
ing then.-wM. W. KfsYsoR. Grand
Master
That Some ~ the grand lodges are
quite indicative over the matter =
shown ny the following from the
soutn.
eADssers. i. T.-uneattra Tor, "a
proof shows they are etansfestine. an
.sanorafsor and yio,aa.nu ar ~.szl<-
hshed Landmarks in Ma.onry ana
social Equality .--HE~RY a. NASH.
Grand Master.
s.peiand. Flor -~Rv ynur resolution
Of last wear a negro hallinx from a
clnnfeNtine hDssxe IN fhi. state can
visit vour lodge. We hone YOU viii
rec~de from shla snnnff 10 us. ana
restore friendly relations. n.
WRIGHT. Grand Master
oxford. Ala.-rar the sake Of reg
ular Masonry. Of grand lodge sover-
eighty. Of social purity. Of peace. and
OF unhrokeu fraternity. ffnpleaf you
10 r~4rlnd. n DUDLEY Will
LIAMs. Grand Master. Alabama
white many support the action 81
the past grand lodges. there are also
A Yew VINO believe thai nothing can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
TO FORM
A CABINET
President of France
Takes Steps.
EMPOWERS POIC,RN TO ACT
The Latter kssps Mis- Own coun-
sci and Gives No Forecast
as to the Future.
EMPOWERS POICiRN TO ACT

PARIS, June ii.--'As foreoasted In
previous dispatches. President Lou
bet this morning received NJ. Poin-
earn aud formally empowered him
to form n new cabinet, Poinearn
announced that he would begin work
at once. He would make no state
mcnt regarding tho probable person
mel of the new ministry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
KIRK NOW IN JAIL.

Herbert $ Kirk. the defaultins
cashier 81 Crawford 4 conaver. arr
rived IN seattle last night. accom-
panied BY chief % Police J, } tun-
ell Of Butte. Mont. Kirk Was lock.
"a up Ia the north tank AZ the ceuns
~ tai awaiting his preliminary
hcarlnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
ORIGINAL rny PROGRAM

Mrs Lury Bradner entertained tho
Advance club ~ the WnmAn's Fed
Grafton yesterday. original Day"
was the name Of the entertainment,
and each Of the twenty six members
gave r. poem, song or some produc-
tion that was original. The member
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

SCRANTON. Pa. June if.-chas
~ wesley. a day iaborer. Of this
city. has been notified that HE aunt.
Mrs r.. Ayres, OF Andover. y. J..
has made him her heir and settled ALI
her wealth upon him. She lie reputed
to be worth million dollars. own
ing valuable peach orchards and oth-
err property In New Jersey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. June "a
The jury IN the ease OF Dr 1ener-
son -. Goddard. charged with the
murder Of Fred Jackson al Kansas
city in 1887, brought in verdict Of
guilty this morning and nxed the
penalty at 20 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

NEW YORK, June lit In under
stood that negotiations are on FOR
match 10 take place between Cor
bett and Mccoy next fall Corbett
stated recently that he would agaln
enter the ring Mccoy II anxious
TO NEE him or F'itzsimmons. The
winner viii probably be matched to
meet the winner " The Jeffries. Hhar-
key bout. The coney Island club
offers a good purse.
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of the itz-Jeffries
Contest.
insufficient LIGHT PROVIDED
The films Are Blurred and Brady
and Julian Are Therefore
Much Put Out.

NEW YORK. June H.-Brady and
Julian are shedding bitter tears.
The vhograpbic pictures are a total
failure. caused by the alex of light
The electricians did not provide light
enough. The flms are blurred and
cannot be remedled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
FulroN's NEW RESIDENCE

Assistant Praseeueting Attorney
Walter = Fulton Is soon % have q
beautiful new residence Architects
Nc Manus q Robinson ARE at work on
the plans. and the structure is eHtis
mated to east ttooa George W.
Wilder i the contractor.
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tccred their services. amans thcm be-
ing Mime Armenu, Mrs. Jennie
neushten- Edmunda aud Miss Alice
True, capt J J Robinson. ~ aud
judge c. A. Hanford viii also be on
the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

AScOrr juno ftIu the race to.
day Tor the Visitors plate Of 400
soyereiEns. hefesfort's Iiny won.
Sloan vas mauute5 aud hetiins was
t. against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

steam frciEhtcr Czarina of the
Kruae line. arrived In port late yes
terday afternoon from san Francisco
with a big cargo OF freight.
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ship Of the club has grown from ~
to 70 during the last year This n
the railo Of growth Of ali the clubs
IN the woman'a Federation In this
city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

J. VI. Brockman, IT, and Anna
Brockman. Of Amsterdam. Holland.
are at the Hotel Northern.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-14
A Vigorous Democratic Journal.

The Verdict, the only illustrated
Democratic weekly journal in the
United States, is arousing an unusual
interest not only in the East but in
the West. Its stalwart Democracy is
unquestionable Certainly it voices
now the issues upon which the Demo
cratic party intends to go before the
people in 1900. 1t is rallyng the
Democracy to the support Of this 1900
platform:
An Income Tax
A graded Inheritance Tax.
The destruction OF the political
power OF the Trusts.
Public ownership OF municipal
franchises.
It's editorials, written by Alfred
Henry Lewis, are unusually frank in
statement. The Verdict's cartoons,
printed in colors, sum up pictorially
the editors views OF National and New
York affairs. There are character
and individuality in the cartoons that
are as refreshing as the vigor of the
editorials. The Verdict gives prom
Use of being the oracle Of the adyanc-
ed Democracy.
The paper consists Of twenty pages
weekly, four Of which are printed in
colors, while it contains each week q
spirited drawing in color of Nation
al celebrity, Democrat or Republican,
which is issued as supplement suita-
Bile for framing.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-14
Leading jewelers.

STATE and w. and J. did not finish
their game yesterday. State quit af-
ter fifteen minutes Of playing alleging
that the latter had too many ringers.
The Washington boys had made a
touch down by that time however
The game would have been very in
teresting one if it had been played
out. w. anG j. is now in for lot of
roasts over professionalism sof which
they are reeking.
LADIES do mot forget that the
Brown Shoe Co. shoes are as nice fit
tiers as any on the market.
AN elegant line of Misses and chill
drens wraps at Hirschman's.
A LETTER from Prof S. H. Wick
ers of Tokyo, Japan, will appear in
the New DOMINION on Monday hav.
ing reached here too late for use
to day. Prof. Vickers is very much
interested in Japan and gives a
great deal of information concern
ing the country and people.
SAM r. NEwMAN's restaurant and
ice cream parlor CThompson's old
stand), at the corner of Front and
Walnut streets. Better than ever
Give him call.
THE New England Bakery opens
with every prospect of success. They
sold out completely in the first two
days. After they get their wagon go
ing they will have even greater bust
ness than they are doing now. Give
them cali and try their product.
PosTEN's city market is very at
tractiye place and it does a remark
able amount of business.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-14
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominen mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Mrs. w. H. Morgan has gone to
Cross Roads to visit her parents.
E. NJ. Showalter of Fairmont has
Joined his wife who has been visiting
here for several days.
Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ. Buchanan
have returned from attending the
funeral of Mrs. Buchanan's brother.
w. r. Basnett and his friend Mr..
Bell came in this morning on their
wheels. They will return on Monday.
Mrs. L. 5. Layton returned to her
home IN Pittsburg yesterday after
spending ten days with her many
friends here.
Lloyd Friend has gone down the
road and when asked where he was
going stated that he was bent on a
trip TO Pittsburg.
Misses Gay and Sarah Laughed
have returned to West Newton after
a short visit to their parents in
South Morgantown.
Prof. r. L. Morris, Of the Univer
sity, has come back to Morgantown
after short time over the state
looking after the preparation of a
map of the state in conjunction with
the geological survey.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-14
REMEMBER THE NAME.

TIE Pittsburg papers day or two
since contained the following mar
riage notice:
GABLER- WILLIAMS AT Chicago,
Ills, on Tuesday, October 10, 1899.
by the Rev. L. Meyer, T. G. Gabler of
Pittsburg, Pa, and Elizabeth Pur-
man Williams of Yankton, South
Dakota.
DIR. S. V. LEIGH has cancelled his
engagement to dedicate the church at
Mt. Glare, Harrison county, to-mor-
row to attend the funeral of Mrs
NJ. L. Brown which will occur at Hal
leck. Mr.. Brown and little daughter
have the sympathy of all in the loss
of the wife and mother.
THE University foot ball team has
new captain. He was elected on
Friday afternoon at a meeting of the
team. It's A. G. Chapman who plays
left tackle. Two ballots were taken.
Chapman played three years on Beth
any and one on w. & j. before com
ing here. He is from Brooke county
and is in the law department. The
election was necessitated by the fact
that Lynn Osborne of Clarksburg did
not return TO school this year.
EX-SENATOR and Mrs. G. J. Faux
ner have announced the engagement
of their eldest daughter, Miss Jane
Wine, to DR.. William White, a prom
inent banker Of Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Faulkner belongs To the blonde
type of beauty. She is tall and has
graceful carriage. She is not only
we'll and popularity known at home,
but was an attractive figure in the
social circles at the Capital during
her fathers terms in the United States
Senate. She was sponsor for West
Virginia at the Confederate reunion
at Nashville, and attracted wide at
tention by her striking figure and fas
cinating manners. The wedding will
take place at Boydville during the
Christmas holidays.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-14

THE steady growth OF Morgan
town outside of any boom efforts is
a remarkable thing and elicits fay
orable comment from every visitor
to the place.
THE Knights of Pythias can be
assured of hearty welcome when
they come to Morgantown. We
know how they ought to be enter
tanned and we will entertain them
that way.
G. ". JOHN q Co.'S new Store next
to Second National Bank. For bar
gains in calicoes, ginghams, outings,
etc, and everything in their line.
GET into the swim by leaving your
name at this office for the best little
daily published in the state. All the
local news every day in the week for
ten cents, Delivered by carrier to
any part of the town.
THE visiting newspaper men who
We're here on Tuesday speak highly of
the occasion and the manner in which
our people entertained them. The
pleasure was mutual and we hope to
have the pleasure of another visit
from them.
LAYTON CooMBs is pushing the
brick work on the boiler house for the
postotfice building The boilers for
heating the whole place will be in a
building entirely separate from the
other and reduces danger from that
source to a minimum. 1t if an ex-
cellent arrangement.
A LARGE number of students are
sending in their names for this pa
per. 1t only costs ten cents a week
and is delivered in any part of the
town. All of the information about
University affairs and students activ-
tiles are published in this paper. No
student who is up to date can afford
to do without it.
WANTED-Persons to represent
the Self Culture Mazazine, publish
ed by the Werner Company, Akron,
Ohio. One thousand dollars will be
awarded Feb'y IA, 1900, by the
publishers. Full information and
equipment free No one has bet
ter chance to win than you. Send
two references and write to-day.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-14

SHOES that give satisfaction to the
weaTer: the kind that if you bay once
you want them again is the kind that
Hirschman's keep.
THE society of the Army of West
Virginia will hold its next annual
meeting in Fairmont in September
next. The city invited them to come
and will make preparations TO enter
tain them fittingly.
LADIES who want the latest New
York styles in wraps should see
HirSchmanS stock
DIRECTOR STEWART, of the Expert
ment Station, is attracting great
deal of attention among scientific
men for certain lines of work he has
inaugurated and is carrying on at the
Station.
NOBBY new mems hats; all the new
shades at Hirschman's.
LEAVES from the various trees over
town are littering up the pavements
and sidewalks. The problem OF get
ting rid of them will be harder to
solve than it was before the pave
ments went down.
THREE hundred posters announc-
ing the game at Clarksburg between
Ohio Wesleyan and w. V. L. have
been printed at this office. They
will be scattered all around through
Clarksburg and the people up there
told all about the game There will
be excursions from every where to
take in the game.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-14


A BOARD of trade has been organic
ed in Martinsburg. Its object Of
course is to secure all business advan-
tages possible for the town. They
will encourage new industries, foster
the old ones and be on the alert at all
times to take action in reference to
any more that may add to the pros
perity Of the town.
EVERY shade of cloth is represent
ed in our Ladies wraps every style
and cut Hirschman' s.
THE first bicycle catalogue for next
year has reached town. Those who
want to see what the Ramblers will
be for next year can find out by call
ing at this office The catalogue is a
beautiful one of the wheel which is
just of age, twenty-one,
PosTENs City Market has now
opened first class meat market
where you will find the very best
fresh and cured meats that can be
bought.
THE trick rider has started every
small boy in town on the road that
leads to broken neck. They are all
trying to solve the intricate moves
that he made and doctors and repair
men ought to reap harvest until the
wire edge wears off of the youngsters.
How about Carpets and Mattings?
Do you need any? Hirschman's stock
is complete and prices as low as ever.
WASHINGTON opened an important
industry on Monday-glass works.
Fifty hands are employed and there
is prospect Of the number being in
creased to 200 within short time
LADIES wraps in every shade, every
style, the newest designs, the latest
cut, at Hirschman's.
BEGINNING next Tuesday series
of farmers meetings will be held at
Lewisburg. Prof. Atkesop has gone
there to participate and there will
probably be some members Of the Ex
pertinent Station staff there also.
Those meetings cannot be run sue
cessfully without help from Morgan
town.
LADIES see the new line of Sorosis
Shoes just received at Waters. They
can t be beat in the city.
WAS you ever asked the question !;
or did it ever occur to you how many
shoes were handled daily at the
mammoth shoe store?
THE boats have not yet been able
to come through the Lock and they
are starting from below it on their
trips to Pittsburg. The work OF re-
pairing the damage at the lock has
been slower than was expected.
If YOU want a good 5 cent cigar,
go to j. G. McVicker, the Drug
giSt.
A COUPLE of fellows from the
country animated by desire to clean
out Frank Nuts place and about a
quart of mean liquor apiece entered
the establishment yesterday after
noon. They soon came out more has
tily if not as gracefully as they sailed
in. Several chairs and stools, besides
weights, pair of scales, clubs, sticks,
yellow dog and several excited Ital-
ians followed them out. They retir-
ed not in good order but without any
broken bones which they ought to
consider lucky on their part. They
left town quickly and when the police
came they were in pastures new where
their bluffs may have better chance
TO be carried out.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-14
All Over

Is the great Chadwick Day and We
have settled down to business again.
We are right at our post ready to
keep YOU informed on the latest in
books.
Two New Books
that will soon be on the market are
Janice Meredith,
By Paul leicester Ford
The Mettle of the Pastures.
By James Lane Allen.
Don't hunt for these books else
where but come to the Acme and
get them just as soon as they are
out
THE ACME BOOK STORE,
HI. L. SWISHER, Proprietor.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-14

A good horse and nice new delivery
wagon. Apply TO VIM, Wilmington.