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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
BASE BALL CHAT.
Seneca is Fixing to win the
Game Thursday.
A Great Deal Of Interest in the coming
Contest-Large Crowd OF People go
ing doWn-Line mp of the Team-An-
other big Excursion Fayette City
will move up.

Seneca is getting ready to take re-
venge ON California for the defeat it
experienced at the hands OF the latter
team at this place on last Thursday.
They are going down the river with
the determination to do up California
or perish in the attempt. The team
will be changed somewhat and it will
be stronger than it was when it was
beaten by .heir opponents and it will
play for all there is in it.
California will also be getting ready
to do something toward winning the
next game and the argument will be
an extremely interesting one The
trip down will be made on the Turn
Verein excursion which will leave the
wharf ut o'clock sharp and the trip
will be made on the Mason. A great
many people have already bought
tickets and those who havn't provi-
ded themselves with these had better
hurry up or there will be none left.
The stop will be made in California
long enough TO play the game and the
crowd will then be brought back to
bUnu do oOOl do biiC bOuU SdH C0illS.
No one expects them to be very late in
getting back as no stops will be made
on the way.
The line up Of the team will be
as follows:
Charles Selby, left field: G. Bow
mon, third base; Tom Pastorius,
short; William Hess, second base; j.
Wilson, center; w. Rosenmerkel,
catcher; Jake Hewitt, pitcher; Hum
bert Ireland, right field, and Boyce
Reynolds. first base. This it will be
seen is very strong aggregation.
The management is going to have
several more interesting games.
Among those likely TO be played is
one with Fayette City to be played
here. The manager of this team
wants to come up here and has writ
ten to Manager O'Donnell about it.
He states that they will bring be-
tween seven and twelve hundred peo-
pie up on the Beauty if the game can be
arranged. This excursion will be the
largest ever reaching Morgantown and
the fans hope that the game can be
fixed up.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
Rowan ElOpes.

PARKERsBURG, Aug. Miss
Mary Belle Mckinney aged nine
teen daughter OF J. M. Mckinney a
wealthy merchant of this place and
Frank Rowan of Beverly aged TWEEN
ty-three eloped tc Cumberland and
were married. Rowan has been at
tending business college here. He
was formerly student at the W. V.
u. and later was a member of the
First West Virginia Volunteers.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
ATE TOO MANY DUMPLINGS
West Virginia Man Dies in agony after
G0lging Himself.

Jacob Cokely, merchant after
whose grandfather the town of Cokely
Richie county, was named, died on
Sunday evening from eating apple
dumplings and last years chestnuts.
He had been i'll for some weeks.
On Sunday he suddenly became hun
CRY and gorged himself with food.
Shortly afterward he was seized with
cramps and died in about three hours
in the most terrible agony. He was
widely known and left a comfortable
fortune.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
Bridge Completed.

The new bridge across the ravine
back of the old Presbyterian grave
yard has been finished and the lots
over there are now right ia town.
The bridge is very strong structure
and cost one thousand dollars. j. T..
Wharton had the contract for 1t and
has been at work on 1t for about six
weeks. Frank Cox, George Baker
Rev. A. Cameron of Parkersburg are
interested in the property which is
thus placed on the market.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
RAYMOND BACK.
President of the University Finishes a
Six Weeks trip to the West.

DR.. Raymond is back from west
ern trip Of several weeks. During
the time that he was away some very
interesting experiences were encoun-
tered and great deal of work OF ben
eft to the University was done. We
will tomorrow give an outline of the
trip taken and the things of interest
seen while on the trip.
Mrs. Raymond stopped in Illinois
to visit her mother and will not be
back for a week or ten days.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
Surveying at Night.

The B. d O. has just finished the
survey of road from Gratztown,
near West Newton, to Herminic,
thence to point near Irwin, from
there to Adamsburg, terminating at
Jeanette. The greater part of this
survey was made at night. The fact
of this road opening up new coal
territory is doubtless the reason for
the great secrecy observed.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
Miners Wages Advanced.

BRAMwELL. w. Va, Aug. THE
four largest coal companies in the
Elkhorn field, and two in the Flat
Top field advanced the mining rate
this morning Is cents. Others will
follow. This was done to check the
exodus of miners from these fields to
Missouri and Kansas. At least 4, 900
men are affected by to-day's advance.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
BOYS Brigade.

A part Of the Boys Brigade of Pitts
burg is in camp on Cheat having ar
rived on Sunday. They are encamped
on the same place that they had for a
camp last year. The youngsters al
ways have a nice time and this year
will not be any exception to the rule.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
Notice To Tax PAYERS.

There will be "a per cent discount to
every one paying all OF their city taxes
for 1899 on or before the first day of
August 1899 or two per cent if paid on
or before the first day of September,
1899. | will be at II. G. Bakers hard
ware store each Saturday until the
above date.
j. f. WEAVER,
Collector.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
Lost.

Between the Peabody Hotel and
Seneca Glass Works pair of steel
trimmed spectacles in black case.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving
at this office and can have another
pair of glasses besides.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
Lost.

A part of the brake of a cabriolet
was lost some where in town on
Thursday. 1t consisted of straight
piece OF iron and the shoe. Finder
will return to this Office and receive
reward.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
Girls Wanted.

Three good girls wanted to work
in the woollen mills. Apply to Mon
ongahela Textile Company, Beech
urst Avenue.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07

A woman or girl to do Laundry
work. Good wages and permanent
home to the right person.
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
III You Want to Buy

A home for song and have years
to pay for it, call at this Office and
get particulars.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-07
The " Gather.

Fair tonight. Tuesday fair and
warmer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
INCREASE IN
ORE SHIPME TENTS

CLEVELAND. o. Nov 1.-THE
total movement Of ore from the
Lake Superior district for isaa With
favorable weather Wtll reach is.o0a. :
coo tons. which will practically be a
gain II a.00a 600 tons over last year.
Shipments for October we're a.s4a. :
600 tons. making the total for the
season up 70 Soe /. Is 10000 tons
During the months ~ September 2.
1sa 500 toms were shipped and the
movement taf November. instead II
falling on. shows a gam Of -. 6at
tons over the previous month
The movement 81 ore l. atiH heavy
and to reach the l7.no0. 600 ton mark
shipments from now until the close
u navigation VIII only have to be
about i.5a0 000 tons, err little more
than half Of the amount shipped In
the month Of October. II the
weather continues mild ore VIII be
shipped for fully a month yet and
II IL almost certain that the total
movement Will exceed II 600 600 TONS
The total movement Of ore prior To
iss2 was only 1905. s79 and with the
raj shipments figured In an Increase
over that amount Will be shown for
the season Of 1891 During the past
ten years tho OUTPUT Of tie mines
Of the Lake Superior district has
been more than doubled. as in iSSa
the total movement was only 7.a9s. :
$40 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
.sNss.sssssssssssssssN
/: CITY NEWS. .
Nlsssssssssssssssssns
yNNgsNBss sNFEBs

Eliza ]. Starr. aalc surviving iru..
tee under the viii ~ the latr Lewis
". starr has FED autt in thu ans
perier court IN which chs asks pr.
mission 81 the probate Judge % sell
portion 81 the raj property.
Allan Esp'ln. charged With gran
larcsuy. and whn jumped a tteaa
bail bond six weeks aEa. vas ar
rested IA Victoria Monday Prose
cutting Attorney MeElrpy and sheriff
Van de Vantsr. loft for Victoria Lass
niKht = bring Vim back
clyde Brpwnfeid. Thomas Murphy
and Thomas l. iiilama Wlll be sven
a preliminary hearing before Judge
Cam tomorrow afternoon on a
charge Of stealing copper Wis.
Emmett butcher has been appoint
81 20 carry the mails b~twcen Sc
attic and Rainier teach. At a salary
ot as per aunum.
The schooner Nellie Coleman vas
towed 70 atefHeu Pet deek this
morning After her rough expert.
euee she il looking very wstl. tn
the exception that her taFr-topmaat
and Ilb-bonm are splluisresi aud
gone. aud there IL htlil a tanE!e in
the iIb rigging.
TIE steamer oregon. which Is 10 be
On the new Nome line o. the Seattle
Steamship company next spring.
passed up the sound last night in
taH The vessel Il now at Quarter.
master harhar. where Il aill under
80 extensive repairs.
Mr q. II Wade. who vas former
" With the White Pass & Yukon
railroad. has accepted position in
the affiae - Assistant Quaffermaa
er ". " Robinson.
Mr. = = Eekiea. wha han been
with the y 4 T 4 r 60. At 81
Michael for some time. has accepted
the position u chief clerk on tho la
cal freight depot n tho Great North
eru. J &. Wallace. the former chief
clerk. has resigned and viii 80 To
san Francisco on "A vacation. Later
he vii return ana 60 into business
in this city.
United states Inspectors bryant
and Cherry wlll render the decision
this afternoon In the matter sf the
collision between the ferryboat city
Of Seattle and e. s. revenue cutter
Patterson. The Inspectors refuse ta
make their report public until II IL
complete. II Is understood how
ever. that the captain q neither yea
sci will be eensurcd The collision.
Il is thought. viii be charged to an
unavoidable accident In "A dense fog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
THEY WERE
NEAR DEATH

A horrible accident waa narrowly
averted At the police station today.
The boiler which Is used 10 furnish
heat for the city hail and police sta
ton was saved from blowing up only
BY the quick work 81 one % the pris-
ouers confined in the jail
Detective Barber had the noon fail
watch. He vas summoned away on
a patrol wagon. and the boiler waa
left IN charge q a prisoner uufamll-
lar Rith such duty
When Barhee returned the hot
water In the boiler vas running over
aud the basement VAS niied With
steam.
Barhse was in a dilemma. TIE
gauge registered over 50 pounds Of
steam. he rushed through the taiI
looking for a prisoner who could
avert an accident which he realized
would follow. Alex FnnWtek. a Ia
barer responded ta his call for an
eng neer. Barbee took him from his
cell and he soon had the boiler IN
der control
FenWiek. who was serving a sen
tence OF II days. WAS released for
fhia act.
The officers say that the lives Of
every person confined In the Iau ia
endangered by the careless handling
81 this boiler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16

THE TELEPHONE
TRUST FORMED

NEW YORK. Nov. is-whht Is
called the v hituey syndicate. which
means the Metropolitan Street Rail
way Company. as a corporation. and
William &. whitney. +. A. IL Wild
eusr. William l.. EIkinm and others
aa individuals. Ia the head ard front
81 the great telephone corporation
whseh wiil eumesh the country with
wires and cast It's net about the Bsll
Telephone monopoly.
The communication Of the big tele.
phone sehsmp has already been ef-
fseted. AMI the news 81 It's lBrafpor-
atom at Trentan. together 18th the
announcement Of its name and ltA
directorate. which may come any
day. vii simply mean that the cou-
pany has complied with a legal for
maiity.
IA has already been told. the Fed.
era Telephone Company Ia eampos-
81 81 numerous isolated companies
o. the Western cities. ana has Join.
81 interest With the Continental
Telephone. Telegraph aud Cable CO.
made M 81 AN equal number Of IN.
dependent Eastern companies. aud
With hands eiaspei. stood knocking
at thu doors Of New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
THE OHIO
LEGISLATURE

C0LuMurs. @. Nov. is-Lttls
consideration has yef been given To
the organization q the legislature
Nothing definite j. knows about the
relative strength - the Hanna.
rsushsfty and Kurtz factions In.
aleatians no0 are that neither Han
M noF Mash wlifz take any part IN
the organization Of the legislature
- long IS there II no bolt kurtH
people have not yet decided what
Trey VII 10
only ten old kurtr men are In the
heuas and cir nF eight IN the senate.
ard Il - not believed these would
uoH fui.am kurtH into a cosnhlua.
tom with the Democrats Grimm.
Talefe. possible kufts eaaiiAats fer
speaker. has not yet announced him
self. nor has Charlie geeriph decided
whether he VII be = candidate for
clerk II the house Judge c
Reynolds Is Hanna man. AMI viii
bs candidate fer speaker & II.
Rankin. clark. and A q Mccormick.
sriato. the other two candidates for
speaker. voted for Hanna. hut were
friendly 70 riaughsrty In his can.
didacy for nomination for governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
MONEY FROM
THE WEST
Is Expected to Relieve the
New York Market.

WASHINGTON. L c. Nov. u -
Treasury eHfeiain expect that within
a short time the money drawn FROM
the financial institutions # the "a u
for the movement Of efupa and 9th
e. purposes In the West. all be-
gin TO find ifs way 70 New York. ard
that the apparent strinEepcy IN the
money market viii be Accordingly
relaxed TINS return. which thia
year. they say. appears 70 be some
what later Titan usual. vii be
brought about by the payment %
the de1ta contracted by business
men IN the West where notes either
already have matured. nr are close
u approaching maturity.
Meantime the authorities here de-
etere that NJ extEsucy EXISTS for any
relief measures on the part 81 the
government. and pending an sxiFen.
cy. no action in that direction - con.
tempiatsd A leading official Of the
treasury department.. speaking Of
sh# matter lasts night. said
In our opinion. as saon IS the
Kreat amount II money which has
BEEN used IN The Wet b-Eiun 20 re-
larn To tire banks In the e.ast. money
NHt be easier and matters resume
Their normal condition. The OUTLAWS
% ths government arr about equa!
70 the receipts hleh show that the
department = not boarding any big
amount n money. Since the begin
niaE Of the fiscal year the receipts
have exceeded the expenditure by
about 81. 90 90. while during the
month q November the sxpsndi-
lures have exceeded the receipts by
between &. nq0na1 and 1000 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
MOENCH OF THE
U.0F w. RESIGNS

before the board u regents Il the
STATE University adjourned yestef.
day afternoon. It listened l. thu
reading af President Graves report
On the comparative condition If dff.
tefent state Institutions. based upon
ahserY atiaHa4
Dr dndshail suggested ths honor
system discipline in the danmItaties
After much discussion the mattet
vas referred t. the president and thu
executive committee
In the executive session ahleh
convened ~ 10 last uIEaf. TIE tesiK.
nation Of nf Marnrb. professor II
latin and the ancient languages
Naa taken up and accepted
TIE election - praeenffeaa far
the dafmitHfisa vent over T. the mkt
meeting II vas decided II nut In
an electric plant for tha lighting Of
the darfultuties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
TO GOVERN The
NEW COLONIES
The President viii Address
Himself to the Task.

WASHINGTON, n. q Nov. II
The nrvt task % which the PfeaI-
dent Will address himself uaa that
the election Is ever. In the establish
msnt of civil government in cuba
and Porto Rico IL i displaying
considerable tmpatIeues 70 have this
work. which tns been HANGING IRE
- long. pushed through a. aaan a.
possible The first step toward the
establishment Of civil s.ternmeut In
TUBA ts the completion ~ the census
and that. II Is now expected. all BE-
hnlahsl hy the end % the month
The presidents desire Il to have
suhan seif.Fovsrnmeag IA operation
~ once. - that congress would be
Enabled 70 aax rye It's practical
workings. am - aided thereby 70
frame laws far tn permanent gov.
srnrsnt - GHssnH
Gen J. = sauHsF zest HaF cuba
On saturtag tp ehsHrgs re taking
81 the reraas > g EasaH3na. tha
director - pete ~ eua las ID
arrived IN w. aK== q sasaaasa
To ear FIR #sfsl
smifs. al Ger VIZ ff4a
has beer suu.uzFst Hs#aa flav ua -
confer with n rssfHeaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
AMERICANS LIFE
Is HELD CHEAP

ROME. Nov. is-rhe sIollian. ~
Blasi. who Killed James NJ. EnIa,
foreman Of the Boston. Mass.. street
cleaning department. In May. 1898.
has been sentenced by tho Messlna
aRaizes To serve six years In prison.
III Blast. who was peddler in
boston, was ordered by Ellis TO get
his push cart out Of the way. The
Slciltan refused and finally drew a
revolver and killed Ellis. hi Blast
then escaped and was next heard OF
In Italy.
The Italian government refused ta
allow him To he extradIted. on the
ground that he was an Italian ell
zen aud should be tried in his own
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
PllIsbury's Charity.

MfNNEApoLfs. MINI. Nov. 10 -
The board Of trustees Of the Homt
for Children and Aged Women has
s Pulsburv the sum Of flo0. 600, t.
be invested In a permanent fund
the interest of which Is to he spent
toward the maintenance OF the iuatl-
tuition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16

BERLIN. Nov l6.=An agreement
has been concluded between Ger
many and the british south Africa
Company. BY which this corporation
Is empowered u connect ita railways
With tho HauthWeat coast through
German territory. The result ol tho
building uf tHr proposed line vii bu
that the shortest route fTaW EuHz
land tn Rhadesla viii be Via German
territory instead u by way ~ cape
Town The agreement Il said ta he
the outcome 81 geeH Rhodes recent
visit u Heglin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
UNITED STATES
LEADS ENGLAND

WASHINGTON. Il G. Nov. IA
Consul J. e Monaghan. Of Chem
mtg, IN report In the Htate depart
meut. furnishes figures which show
that in the production ~ raw iron
England. whose sway was once an
disputed. now Yields the palm 10 the
United States. and Is having all she
ean do IN hold her own against Ger
many
In iETa England produced Gsih
tons Of raw IRON. against 2. $50 by tire
United states and t.aSs by Germany
In 1897 EnFland'a production was =. :
Nc tons figures for isgs are not yet
compiled. The United States IN
fsas produced 1852 tons. against
darmanya 7.ale tons. Iron working.
after coal mining. has become the
mania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
Steel Oar Prices up.

pITTsHuRG. Pa. Nov 1.-THE
price Of steel bars MAS advanced in
PittHburT today from g y for a hun
dred pounds 20 tzfs for prompt de.
livery The meaus an increase -
s. per ton. Even at these figures Il
is almost Impossible Il obtain steel
bare for use any time prior u the
first II the coming year Fuf de-
livery IN the second quarter Of 1900
price Of & % per hundred pounds
- asked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
KILLED AT
M0RAN'S MILL
a. [. Cramer's Brains Da She d
Out This Afternoon.

\ frlRhtfui accident occurred at
Morau'R sawmill about noon today.
A. L. cramer, labarer. had his
brains dashed out by the breaking of
u pulley, and q. Cromwell received
injuries on the limbs ut the Hnme
time
Cramer WINS running a pianar.
which ls turned by large finch pul-
ley Workmen say that the engine
could not he controlled. and THAT the
pulley was revolving SO fast that TIE
wlt slipped.
Crnmer had just started 10 throw
the belt on when the pulley flew To
pieces One piece struck him on the
hend. md he fell dead Another
piece feW out Of the door aud struck
Cromwell on the limb. brulslnE him
stGtItlss - - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
Exhibits at Paris.

wAsHINGToN. y. g. Nov. IL
Although not included in the official
classification. there will be an ex-
hibit at Paris Of the work Of our
weather bureau This will he preparz
81 under the personal supervision Of
CHIEF Willis l.. Moore. The Paris ex
position VIII cover 33G acres of
ground. which IL about half a.
.duab a. vas occupied by the
Worlds Fair At Chicago. OF tins
space n little less than seven acres
has been secured by Commissioner
Peck for the American exhibit. II
Is distributed over the exhibition
grounds In small plats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
SCHOOL PUPILS co
OUT ON A STRIKE

HANOVER Pa. Nov. ts.-The pu=
pills Of the public schools are on a
strike. and Supervising Principal
Chrastwaits has been arrested. ON
charge Of aasauitlng a boy named
Carroll Stone. Prof H. " Weldnef
has also been arrested. charged with
having severely punished H-year-
Old boy named spanRier. TIE trou-
bic has been brewing since last
June. The pupils are dissatisfied
with the new Instructors and they
want them deposed This Is why
they put down their books yeaters
day and went out on a strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
MINERS SHOT
FROM AMBUSH

BtRMtNGHAM. Ala, Nov IA
conflict between white and colored
miners at Henry Ellen resulted in
tbs assaaHinntion Of two colored
miners wednesday night. Two white
miners named Isboll had dispute
With two ealored miners. Doc Her
ring and ". a Grout. The colured
men threatened to seek revenge af-
ter working hours. lust before they
we're through work they went TO
their cabins and armed them selves.
Meanwhile friends Of the Tsbelia told
them Of the threats, and while tho
colored men were on their way back
they were shot fcom ambush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
q Great Trolley Project

CLEVELAND. O, Nov. 1i.-Eu-
gene Hawdan, Of Windsor. O.. has
obtained franchises for $50 miles Of
electric railway, 10 complete an cleo
trio system from this city to Pitts
burg With branches to THuaviIIe
and Edlnbarp, Pa. where II viii con
Heet With the Eric Rnpld Transit
Company The franchises are for 90
aud % YearH. II Is estimated that
A.ooo. 900 Will be required TO put the
pro3ecL llIaugA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
postmssters Meet.

WASHINGTON. L. =. Nov ie -
The National Association - Pnst.
masters. A. ia meeting yasfafsia ,
evening. considered TIE substituting
u poet Office scrip for stamps aul
money orders Ia transmitting small
sums % money through the mail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
AFFECTS RAILWAYS
IN SOUTH AFRICA

BERLIN. Nov. 1.-THE agreement
signed In behalf Of Germany and the
British South Africa company. bind.
ing the company not - continue ItH
railroad to the vest coast from
Hhodeaia south Of the rteenth de-
gree except from a point on the An
gio-German frontier. has been ap-
proved. Germany. also. VIII not
construct a railroad north - the
fourteenth degree to the vest coast
until the railroad lH constructed
south Of that degree through Ger
man Southwest Africa.