Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-23


their show, Of which this country is
expected to furnish 10000. There
is no doubt that America will meet
the expectations, but the other
countries counted on are less liable
to do SO.
The Clark senatorial contest Isl
quite an expensive affair. It is es
timated that it has cost the govern
ment 100000, DAILY, Clark's rival,
100000, and Clark himself, $1,000,
900. If these fellows didn't have
more money than they knew what to
do with the probabilities are that
they would not be so reckless in
their expenditures.
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Now that Admiral Schley has
been mentioned as a possible candi
date for the vice presidency on the
Democratic ticket. the Republicans
ought to tender Sampson the place
on their ticket. OF course they need
not give it to him. but they might
mention his name in connection with
the nomination, just to keep him
even withAthe other hero of Santiago
In the Review Of Reviews for
April, Prof J. W. jerks, who has
served the United States Industrial
Commission as expert adviser in the
trust investigation, sets forth Che
merits. Of publicity as remedy for
the evils Of trusts, with special refer.
ence to the conclusions Of the In
dustrial Commission, and t. the
pending legislation in New York
as the Business Companies Act
Governor Roosevelt is said 10 APP
prove Secretary Longs candidacy
for the vice presidency on the Re
publican ticket. But it is safe to
say that be would approve ANYBODY :
candidacy as relieving him FROM the
pressure to which he has been sub
jeeted for some time past. The i'm
portunities and threats of the bosses
must have been very annoying and
relief from any source would natu a!
" be very cordially welcomed.
Such fine growing weather as This
has seldom been seen and the vege
tation is rising to the occasion in
very becoming manner
THE Cash Merchantile Company Is
gaining friends and business strairht
along. Messrs Pell and Swell are
very excellent gentlemen and deserve
all the prosperity that comes their
way.
One thousand Philippines have
been killed in the last seven days
fighting in the far East. This does
very well after the end of the war
which has been ended about fifty
times in the past two years.
DIR. w. j. HOLLAND, Chancellor
of the Western University at Pitts
burg, will probably resign his position,
to accept that of director OF the Car
negie Institute. Andrew Carnegies
recent gift Of over three and half
millions Of dollars to the institution
makes him a philanthropist of the
highest type.
WHEN your chairs, touches sc be-
gin to look shabby and worn, and you
contemplate with sigh the expense
of buying new furniture, go to Smiths
dry goods store, where you have 40
different styles Of upholstery goods,
from which to select, at prices from
75c a yard up to $2.75. Cover your
furniture at small expense, and look
happy.
THE present indications are for one
of the bestfruit years in this State that
we have had for a long time. Both
from the northern and southern sec
tions come reports of we'll preserved
trees and promising yields. In the
northern Panhandle the peach crop
was destroyed by frosts, but in this
section it is intact. Cherries, berries,
apples and other fruits are healthy.
The trees are holding their sap and
there is but little danger of any more
frosts at this late season to do any
damage.
LUTHEB WILEs, a brother of J. w.
Wiles, the famous real estate agent,
met with a very painful accident yes
terday. While running across the
bridge in the university grounds he
fell and gentleman coming behind
him fell on him and split his knee
zap. The wound was dressed the
best it could be but this morning the
knee cap broke in two pieces and it
will mako a very Oaipful XyoIlnd