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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
WHAT DRINKING WILL DO FOR you,

drunkenness, says one writer on
the vice, s'will make a pauper, an in
valid, a lunatic. It will send you an
empty purse, an empty wardrobe, and
an empty shelf 1t gives you q taste
for swearing, obscenIty and impurity.
1t inclines you to choose begging for a
profession rather than independence. y
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
The weather.

The following is the forecast sent
out from Parkersburg for the ensu-
ing twenty four hours:
Threatening weather tonight.
Fair and colder Friday
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
Queen & Crescent

Route and Southern R'y. 100 miles
shortest line to Florida and the West
Indias.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
THE TOTAL ABSTINENCE PLEDGE MEG
EssARY.

There are many cases where total
abstinence pledge is absolutely neces-
sary, but it is very hard to convince
the person who needs it that it SO.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26

SEE Hirschman's carpets and mat
tings before buying.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26

If you want first class groceries
and to save money buy at
A. L. NYE's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
WILL CONTEST.
McGraw says that he will fig hit
against Scott S admission
to the senate.

Reasons given are that two war sena-
tors mad no right to vote-Two legal
ly elected members were disquali-
fied-Owes it to the party to fight the
senator elect-Very little apparently
can be made by this Statement made
to the Associated Press.
A contest will be inaugurated
against Nathan B. Scott taking his
seat as senator from this state. The
reason for this step is that two men,
bers of the legislature were disfran-
chised and not allowed to vote. These
were Senator Kidd and Delegate Dent.
The United States Senate will be given
chance to show how fairly it can
act when contest is brought before
it.
The additional reason is given that
two votes cast were Illegal being those
of Senators Getzendanner and Pear
son. These two things have caused
Hon. John It. McGraw to take the
grounds that he should contest the
election.
This will be done because the Dem
ocrats have placed Mr.. McGraw in the
position of leader and he feels that
they look to him to protect their in
terests in every way possible. He
thinks that the senate will act in ac-
cordance with the law and the evidence
and that no matter what a partisan
legislature may decide the Senate has
too high an ideal to allow themselves
to act from partisan stand point.
This news is sent out from Charles
ton and that is the program as now
outlined.
However it will be hard to see what
advantage can be reaped from pro-
ceeding Of this kind. Scott may be
unseated but even If he is what have
his opponents gained? The governor
then has the power to appoint and he
will at once exercise this right. One
Republican is as good as another look
ing at it from stand point of num-
bers and the influence of Mr.. Scott
will not be very helpful to his party
1t would certainly seem that the best
thing to do would be to saw wood I'M
til the next time and let the other
fellows get all the good they possibly
can out of the many things that have
gone.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
". c. 7. U.
For God and Home and Native
Land.

EDITED ny MoRaANrowN w. G. 7. U.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
ARE you TO BE ONE OF THESE?

Delirium tremens kills 1000 persons
every year in the United States.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18
Wanted the Grip.

Some men shun the grip as they
would paying a debt that is run out
of date, but there arrived here to-
day drummer from North Carolina
who was hankerlng after "case"
of grip. 1t was his first trip here
and when he alghted, he was ap-
preached by a colored boy, who
said "Mr. can carry your grip for
your" OF course the gentleman,
whose name is Williams, said yes,
and passed the boy the case of
samples. The drummer had his
breakfast at the fashionable Huck-
ms house, gave the porter a quar-
ter to brush him off and played the
slot for a cubano and then saunter-
ed fourth to show bis samples to
O'Dwyer & Ahern, where he had
directed the boy to take them. He
arrived there, made himself known
and the proprietors told him to
bring his samples around. He be-
gan to look for the boy then, but
he had never shown up, and a dill
gent enquiry could not find any one
who had seen such boy with.a grip
sack. The police were telephoned
and few boys hired to hunt up the
coon, and at high noon the
kid detectives ran him in and got
the grip, and we suppose they were
The laugh is on Mr.
as coming from the Caro-
linas and not knowing better than
to trust a negro With grip sack.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18

AlsAZA-AlzsA- -zAsz1AllAlzArsAllAsSA
4 FOR
watches, Diamonds, SilVerware,
n Fine Jewelry, Cut Glass SpeetaclesT
a Clocks and Sterling Silver NoyeltiesE
lGo to the Reliable Jeweler,
d LOUIS HEILBR0N. Z
I've engrave all goods free, y
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18
THEY CUT TEXARKANA OUT.

The long distance musical enter
tainment promised us last night
from Austin, proved let, for some
cause not yet explained, to those
who attended the same at the
Huckins house.
Manager Brown, of our local
office here, had received permission
to put in half dozen receivers at
the Huckins house, which was to
place our people in ear shot of the
music played at the Governors
Inaugural ball. The receivers were
placed about the dining room and
at 10 o'clock the curious began to
assemble to hear the music,
Manager Brown made a little
talk, said now we are about to hear
the men resin their bow and hear
the familiar sound "get your part
ners for a cOtlllion, aud with this
he called up Dallas and announced
ready to be served with the "show"
and the Dallas unanswered, lust
wait a minute, and Brown not only
waited a minute, but several of
them, and then he called up Dallas
again and told him he was still wait
ing on that minute to expire and as
soon as his watch (the Dallas mans
watch) had made. its minute he
would be pleased to have it an
nounced, as he had some thirty odd
guests assembled who we're very
restless. The Dallas man said
"iust moment, and the moment
proved to be longer than the min
ute, and Brown got red in the face,
his hair got red, his eyes snapped
and he rang up Dallas again, and
read the man at the switch the riot
act, and this did settle it for Dallas
did not answer any more hello calls
from the Huckins house.
Messrs Hack and Whitley we're on
hand and gave several selections on
either and guitar, which was enjoy
ed by all present.
Manager Brown learned from
Marshall, Shreveport and Terrell,
that they had prepared to receive
the music from Austin over the
wires, but they were treated like
Texarkana, These places heard
Messrs Hack and Whitley from this
end, however, and expressed them
selves as being pleased
Manager Brown said to report
er this morning, 81 shall try and
find out today the cause of our city
being cut off, and will give you
what | learn of the same"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18

LITTLE OFF, BUT BAD ENOUGH,
Sample of Fake kilograms Sent Out
of This City.

A special from Texarkana, giving
an account of a killing there, Incl
dentally mentions that three men
have been killed at the l6 to | sa-
loon within the past four months
Why don't the authorities close
that saloon aud refuse to issue a
license for its proprietor ?
The above clipping from the
Arkansas Democrat is little off on
time IN its report of the killings as
having taken p'ace in the l6 to |
saloon. We believe there has been
three killings, two that we can
swear to, but some eighteen or
twenty months have elapsed since
the killings mentioned,
The suggestion that the author
tiles should close up the saloon and
refuse license, has found respon-
sible echo here, for we heard an
alderman express himself very
forcibly as to its being abolished
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18
How 10 Prevent Pneumonia.

You are perhaps aware that pnen-
monia always results from cold or
from an attack of la grippe. Dur
ing the epidemic Of la grippe few
years ago when so many cases re-
suited in pneumonia, 1t was OBJ
served that the attack was never
followed by that diserse when
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was
used. 1t counteracts any tendency
of a cold or Ia grippe to result in
that dangerous disease. 1t is the
best remedy in the world Tor bad
colds and la grippe. Every bottle
warranted. For sale by Smith Drug
Company.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18

John Perkins, who at one time
held cases on the TEXARKANIAN
and who thought picking up type
too slow for him, got down off his
stool one day, shook hands with the
office towel, threw his stick in the
"hell box and vowed that when he
returned to Texarkana he would be
in faster business than sticking
type. Yesterday we met the
young man on State Line Avenue,
and he said 81 am a telegraph
operator now, and am engaged in
singing lightning train orders over
the Iron Mountain" We are glad
to see the younglman so well situ-
ated.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18

Texas has a good talented gov
ernor in Sayers, who was inaugura.
ted last night. The ball gwen IN
his honor was a grand affair Gov.
Culberson, in retiring, left some
staunch friends behind as well as
bitter enemies, but his political
career is just beginning and he is in
no danger of being referred from
the service of his country just yet.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18

The San Francisco Call has been
sued for $3.50, 00O damages, by the
speaker of the house of representa-
tive, for intimating that he had
sold his vote to the Grant faction
for $3.50 The speaker acknowl-
edges that he borrowed this amount
from the manager, but 1t was not
paid him for his vote.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18
Soldiers From Manila.

San Francisco, January 1.-THE
Ohio arrived today with three hun
dred men from Manila, most of
them stray soldiers who are either
going home on furlough or conva-
lescents,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18
Emisaries Of Aguinaldo.

San Francisco, January 1.-THE
three emissaries of Aguinaldo who
arrived here last Saturday have
departed for Washington, where
they will confer with President
Mckinley regarding the govern
ment of the Philippines.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18

Mr.. Andrew X. Fleming aud Mis-
Newly, both of st. Louis, are visit
ing Hon. Henry Moore's family, and
will remain until. after the Moore
Carter wedding.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-18

EVERYTHING Ia sterling silver, and
best plated table ware, at the "od
reliable, r. l.. Schuster's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-29
SPORTING NEWS.

Whitmanu aggregation Of pignkin
chascrn were T. arrive In the city At
~ Is today They will rest during
the day and tomorrow morning The
only work will be discussion of Hir
nals and plays with IRE coaches.
The &. Of " eleven has been doing
inside work for the past few days
Final signal practice took place al
the University Armory this after
noon The men are an Ia good
share and seem FUN Of ginger.
Coaches Iens and Nichols az con
fdrut that the team Vii make an
excellent showing The game will
undoubtedly he one of the hartiest
struggles ever seen ca the local
nridiron. II is the nrHt meeting q
Eastern and Western Washington
since isst ThAt yrar the Varsity
team defeated whitman hy q large
acore The men from Whtla WhilA
have come over determined u - ipr
out u. memory - that defeat tn
cup presented BY r y Llppy o. the
winners ne a souvenir ~ their gain
ing thu state mpiouHhlp. ls an al
titlonsi Incentive scott Calhoun
VIII act a. referee and Carl Clemens
IS umpire.
Judging from the amount - talk
on The streets. the whole u Seattle
is going 10 the Y NJ g. 4 park to-
morrow afternoon The University
Wili turn cut bodily whitman has
large delegation 81 athletes. en-
thusiasta and goods oil armed With
hotns. ratties. songs and ysilH.
Gus Ruhiin Is anxious for Me
coY'H place in the match against
Peter hah.r Mahsr. however. has
siFnincd his willingness 70 walt un-
tai January ! for MeCny-s recovery.
Nick Hurley is rounding into shape
nicely Tor ala contest on tho 7th Hla
two previous fights have put him
into good shape. and temperate iiv-
ing has kept him well conditioned.
A. a consequence he has been able
% take his work pretty easy. The
next week Will Hsr something 81 a
ist.up in his exercise Judging by
his present appearance. he should
enter the ring IN better condition than
at either - his previous matches.
Smith IL hard At - In West seattle
lie f. training with Arthur Walker
A run IN the morning. followed bY a
rub. then an hour and a-haif with
the bag and HE sparrlnF partner.
topped ~ by plunge IN the chilly
waters Of the Sound, make up his
daily program, Both Huries and
Smith express themselves as con-
Hdeni 81 the result. AMI both are an
Htous FOR the dsy 10 draw near. This
should b.. BY far. the beet fEht Of
the season.
The ChmaEo Y ~ c A. h In /.
anari with the A. \ q The trouble
arose over the entrance u Y NJ 9
A athletes in an ouf-of-dour meet
Points made BY outside Y NJ. g \.
mon were to count for tho central
association The \ A. Z. would not
stand for this"
n the JeTriea-Corbett hRht should
come Of IN the last. Pompadour jim
Will train at Far RpctgaWay 4 rich
New York admltcr has offered him
a cottage and appurtenancea at that
place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-29
HOP MARKET
UNCHANGED
Price Not Expected to Go
Higher Than 8 lac.

Hops are not showing any i'm
provsment a. to price and expert
euced men in the business are not
disposed 70 take q KanEuiue View
Of tire outlook Purfeid Bros. who
operate the stanton Wafburton
ranch. got fota cents for their crop.
but they sold tire. months ago.
They had fins crop Of 3eo bales
These figures are about the best that
have been rpeorted-
Andrew 2ueery. Of the PuyAilup
valley. sold weeks ago for 81 cents.
He il very choice grower and has
always been able 10 sell his hops
withou, sample. Last year finished
a fiye-year contract he had with the
Anheussr- Busch Brewing Company
Of 81. Louis for hops at Is cents He
fore that he had another fve-year
contract. making ten years In all
that he sold hops n the same con-
Germ He says he does not expect
to see above sis or 81 cents paid
for fancy hops.
Ire meeting ~ hop growers in
Puyaiiup on Saturday resulted IN a
com rlittee being appointed to draft
resolutions in favor of united ac-
ton and the formation ~ an aaHoci-
alton to promote the general inter.
ests OF the growers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-29
OPEN DOOR
IN CHINA
Germany and Russia sppsr.
emily Favor the Project.

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Nov. 81
The state department has received
no answers 20 lts communications
10 England. France. Germany and
Russia regarding the open door in
China as Il applies 60 American
trade. hut all the assurances from
diplomatic representatives 81 the
powers Indicate that favorable an
swers viii be received TIE most
outnpokcn foreign representatives in
Washington regarding this question
are the ambassadors Of Germany
and Russia.
Count CasalnI has publicly stated
several times since he returned to
Washington that the Russian gov
eminent not only intends 10 main
tain the open door az It's great port
~ Talionwan. but that it has ehli'
gated Itself To this course IN It's
lease Of that territory from China.
Dr. Won Hollebcn. the German am
baasador. has expressed similar as
sura noes IN regard 10 Germans
policy at Kiao Chau. In an intoF-
view today Dr Won Hoilcben said;
Il notice that the question has at
tracted much attention In this coun-
try. but ao far as I am concerned,
I come back without Instructions. |
may Bay, however, that Germany =
policy IN China has always been Ia
vurahlc 10 an open door. The Ger
man port Of Kiao Chau has lta doors
open to the commerce OF the world.
without favor or discrimination. ana
I have no reason to believe that any
change In this established pol
icy 20 contemplated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-29
HOW SEATTLE WILL
OBSERVE THANKSGIVING
Services at Many of the Churches
Sports and Social DoingS.

Thanksgiving day win be
North Seattle churches VII hold union meetnEs 49,
First church. Fourth between James ana
Is the following ehuchss Frst Methodist Episcopal
Frst Christian First Baptist Methods, Protest
a Temple q the Plymouth win preach the
sermon and 1ns choir OF the First Baptist wi" s '' u
VIII in union services a" the
Hg Trinity NJ church North seattle hsp's, ana ' ,S
North seattle baptist win deliver the annual ssnsn , ~,
Trinity parish the II II eewsn Nh hold services. at IL
pussere Of st cisnsns on
conduct services at II o'clock
all churches elaborate programmes wiz be gwen ey the
The three Catholic eAarens win celebrate early
1880 o'clock appropriate sermons VII be Pss'sd "a s'ss ,
4 church tomorroW evening The Tao
the pastor, Rev A sorcss
q seventh avenue and
Th'sk.slyins services tomorrow msFnss At Ss'es
pr,svtsisn church Viii hoa .srvieea at o'clock
Rev y ss'S q osss na SHSre s Sa ' sr
vices IN their churches me MarSs, s.,r. nspuss % AZ
rhs salvation Army and America viii hold
vices their barracks the afternoon at 30 and In the even
In the afternoon sport. Will occupy
deas and visitors Of the city AZ the NJ pafs on ths
the University Of Warrington and whitman VIII contest for the
Of this WI be presented With silver cup from
r,a be played between the
and me s ' ,T h sss si Grub team " ve ho ssss
asrsoe5s been asl, str % an, % ..o a,ssSs ,ss
syenns he Employees Bsneht Association
special ssees viii be held a. the Westminster Presbyterian
pastor ~ deliver appropriate
christan Association visitors to the
Degree Of Elliot, nay camp
A,ses VIII CIV. social aans 10 the k"sn' OF f'A h'
10 O'Clock n delivery viii be made 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-29
RAILWAY NOTES.

The Northwestern system Will
have constructed and put into oper-
alton 2es ~ miles ot track In the
year ending December 81. 1899.
John W. Nsckay il 10 be one Of
the new directors Of the Southern
Pacific.
An effort IL 20 be made this win
ter 10 have the United States gov
eminent complete the Chicago
Chicago an All water route 10 the
Mississippi and the Cuff. n IL now
partially completed. the work being
stopped by litigation.
Several important changes In the
officials Of the Chicago. Milwaukee
A ~ Paul railway will he made as
the result 81 an appointment Of a
new assistant general manager to
General Manager W. q. Collins.
General superintendenf H. r. VIII
Hams u slated for assistant general
manager. William j Underwood
will be general superintendent with
headquarters at Chicago. Assistant
General Superintendent -. l. Bush
viii 40 10 the northern district. and
W. W Collins. superintendent Of the
Chicago division. viii he assistant
general superintendent in charge 81
the middle district.
President Mellen. Of the Northern
Pacific. wrote n severe letter recent
~ to tho mayor Of Winnipeg, crttl-
ciHing the attorney general Of Mani
toba. whom he alleges to have vio-
lated agreements with the Northern
Pacific The letter created much
comment Extracts we're published
in Winnipeg papers. II asserts that
the attorney general had agreed to
subsldlze "A Northern Pacific extern
zion into the province and TO guar
antce bonds for the company.
President Hin has a strong hold on
tho Canadian Paelhc's proposed ex-
tension Of the Crows Neat Pass road
from Kootepay Landing Ia Nelson
The Canadian line wish TO finish this
road at once. To get a subsidy from
the government. according 10 its
charter, the road must be IA Nelson
by tho beginning Of next year The
Nelson a. Fort Shepard Railway.
controlled by the Great Northern,
has line extending five miles out
from Nelson over the ony feasible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-29
CAUSED
BY HAZING

PRINCETON. ~. J.. Nov. 2s.--As
result ~ n haxinK AFFAIR at the
I.awrenceviiie school. one 81 tho stu
dents now lies dead from Injuries
received. Martin V. Bergen. the I'M
fortunate victim. together with a
number Of other fresh students at
Lawrenceviiis. were being put
through IN. usual hazlng on last
Saturday night by some higher class
men. In the course % which someone
cruelty jumped on young Bcrgen's
stomach with htE knees, laying him
out completely. The Injured boy was
brought 90 HE home In Princeton the
next day. and medical assistance
summoned nj once. Since then
tho injuries were not consider
cd serious. buth this morning n com
found Impossible to combat. and the
hoy died about o'clock this after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-29
ALONG THE WHARvES

The steam golfers Willamette and
MaekiHaW are loading coal al the
south bunksrs for San Francisco.
The two tnasted schooner JlzEis
r Hotenson has arrived from the
fishing banks with good catch.
The steamer KinAhiu AAru sailed
FOR the Orient this afternoon with
Loo tons Of freight. Her cargo Il
" cotton. hour and gcncral mer-
chandise.
The Seattle Steamship eompAny's
new steamer oregon viii come over
from guartermaster harbor today.
She will 90 at once to Moran Bros.
Ahipyarda. whore she viii be over.
hauled and put In shape for the
spring run She viii probably make
several trips 20 san Francisco dur
ing the winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-29
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM BURNING

BUFFALO. ". v. Nov. 29-Ths
elevator ~ the Hustled MILLING a
Elevating Company. with liz con-
tents. vas totally destroyed BY hre
this afternoon. II T. thought that an
explosion Of dust caused ~. FIRE.
There were thirty men at work
in the building when the FIRE brok.
out and many 81 them were COMPEL
81 10 slide down an iron shute on the
outside 81 the building 10 save them
selves. Two Of the men. A. sieckIer
and Frank Parrish. both grain SHOW
elers, were severely burned.
About lb.0o0 bushels Of grain. prin-
cipslly corn and oats, were stored in
the building. The loss on the build
tng Is about $4,000 and on the con.
tents about $4,000 There is full in
hurance.