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STOCKS HAD
BULL TONE,
Trading Was Small, bu,
the Prices Went
Upward.

While the yo lne % buinss, AZ m.
opening of The stock market to-day vas
small. there vas a rallyins tendency.
oSing 10 me more favorable condition,
OF the wheat situation Ia the West ani
higher prices for Amer ans IN London.
The lrcn and steel shares. which nave
oeen recently hammsrei tosu, dl.plly.
% a rising lnelinaton Fedsral Steel
vas mp point 10 q -: Tennessee is
pcinis 70 % ~. American Steel Wire. J.,
70 u ~; National Tube gained hair a
point 10 A. and Colorado Fuei A Iron
Vas above IA 10 y -
Other favorable advAh,e. scored In
the Industrial quarter wee American
Isbsreo and Amen;an sm,ltlnE. the
forsn<r a fsll point 10 ~ and the latter
Z ~ 10 q IL. srgar and Western un.on
1eteafapa gains sefe im.ted 10 irac.
Manhattan gained a 2oln, 70 ;, ~ and
U[rokiyn appfeclaisa ~ 90 " -
XH1 Market became vsry srOtty and
I0rEiar In the sseond hour. sons DE-
corfinutd for Consolidated Gas
eoher sas siocks hardened IN syn
o1<rfk 4 Western was bld ID IL
1DD9f1 circulated u q coming divi-
49, North American shares r0.e
D11nl Ihs fsst u the marksi
1111h and reacted on very small
- eeof marks, VAS dull,
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LONDON STOCKS UP.
Market showed ssressth On noe,
war Reports sss American.
Advsneed.

Influenced By Boer war reports. there
was spurt of activity with renewed
sieidiness in the London markets to.
day.
Tue American issues rsre fairly active
and showed gain, srieuefns 10 more
than half a point Better agricultural
statsmsn, from the whsat-xrowins sac.
Iona stimulated heavy buying Of s
Paul and the Atehisoa issues.
Other gains we're: Northern pac,ec
preferr~d. Baltimore . OHIO ana Read.
ins second prvfsrrsd. - each. aad Erie
ara prsfsrrsd. Daisiners q Ohio pss.
fsrred and Dsnvss . Ne osas1s ~.
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50 WOMEN GET
COLUMBIA A. B. s
Girl Graduates the Fea-
ture of Univsrsity's
Commencement.

The one hundred ani forty-slsih an.
nual -ommencemen, exercises % Co.um.
bia University were held to-day IN the
gymnasium on Mornlngs.de Heights In
the presence of distinguished gather.
ins u educators. alumni and visiting
friends of the university.
Among those who received degrees
were thirty .slsht young women. in can
and gown. representing the Erndua ,inr
class o' Barntri COLLEGE. which hence.
forth b, 10 be affiliated with Columbia.
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MISS CAST SEVEN HOURS
AI1EADOFHER SCHEDULE
Plucky Woman Rider
Confident She Will
Finish Long Journey
Over rlerrlck Road
Within Five Days.
esVsslsl 10 ns svssias wa'i,


VALLEY srHtAM' l. l. June IL
Mis- CAST. the iop-mils eyelist. 10 sur
prising even her handlers BY the man
ner In which she IL covering the dis
tsncs Las, Mats rain bothered her
x.,v i,,,,. a. an. ,oo, ,sva,,,rs n, IN.
..ox.r, ,o ,., . u,,,s rec,
u.. a., ..,,,-x -. .,u,,.,.. =, .n
-. -. -
'"'' .o's' NV VS.
wv '"'"'''s " 0o'''' "' WYNN
Jury vas nh'ned IN h'ne nou's anu
nine minu'es As her schedule Allows
her twelve hours for each century she
70 almost seven hours ahead OF H.
Al O'Clock this afternoon win ."
milss to her credit she dlsmoun'ed from
her wneei IN 'front.' OF 'he framing o"a''
ses and vas gwen rub DOWN she
as" par'ooA W eoupe " ss '"
TOAST, scme corn orea'' s"a"oe'''es
ana eracksa Ns
Ar' ana Ms bar'eh, OF hin"oe' &c
oon'psn'eu MISS "1 'or over nu"''e ~
mise iAs' h'sht' rDs PACING 'eaih Nas
supPc'"'"eH wv" 'n''''" " ~ ~
hs- David Mf~ norman ana "eo'k'
Laurie
the nigh Winds along ths Merrcs
rosd this morning seriously ih'erfered
with fast time Mr., Bar'ell eollided
with vasrant chicken In Hampstead
while with the party, but managed TO
land on his feet Luckily Miss Gasi
had the presence % mind 10 swerye In
time to avoid fall In discussing ths
incident the pacemaker- began s~arch.
ting their meories 20 see when Miss Cast
had had a fall None of them remem.
bered her hasins a spill though many
falls had been narrowly missed
Miss Cast r. undoubtedly supr'iei
with plenty Of presstce anf mind and
good lack. A tear>nry nail penetrated
her tire ~ s0 o'clock thi, morning
while she was passing through Hemp
stead The nan went through IN the
rim and va. forced arsin. making four
holes. -Four pluxs w,r. ru, IN and IN.
tie had 10 be pump-i IN AZ interval,
Al Valley stream a ouick chang. IN
another wheel WaA made
Her third century ,boula h. nnI.h.a
,hor,,y ,n,r mi. ,y.nI,. Tn. al.
lowing Is her ,,sp..d Tim. ,o- each nry
miles. Flfty mile, IN En ia An ,a,n
ia. sh ism. no an. ,om
she had bui "a ninu,... ,.., 4, ,h.
AZ, ..n,,,v .,1 40. ~. -,
minute. N m, ..cors
A, m. .nd a, he, nr,, A,rs,., r,,,,
Ms. G,s, nar,ooI q, r., ., ,,..
soup. three slice, q, ,oa,, ana an o,,ns.
cut up ana ,xe.,en,d A run a, .,ron.
coffee was arunt .I,bopsh N. "a, no,
a, All .lce,v
rs. $3.50. ,,,
provn .,li.a o., go" bon,,. 49,, ~
,oln, .nd n. h.a an r.. .a,,, a. :.
Ven h., ,,o,, sa.,,.,,,. - -
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WIRED $4,000
WEDDING GIFT,
Senator Scott Also Told
His Son He Began
Life with 20 Cents.

PHILADELPHIA June is-Unitsl
States Senator scott. Of West Virginia,
who a here as a Republican National
Committeeman. sent a telexra phle dram
FOR s.o.@o TO his son. Lieut.. Guy :.
Scott. who married Mis-. Leila voorhiss
at san Francisco last night.
In ais message TO his son the senator
saldi Il began life myself with .
cents"
SAN FRAScisco. June ii--iAeut
Guy 7. Scott Third Artillery. Z. 8. 4,
was married 10 Miss Leila voorhies. q
this city. .ks; night.
Lieut.. Merriam. son Of Cen Merriam.
acted as best man. After a tour Of
soulhern California the couple will 70
20 Fort Monroe. where Lieut.. Ssoii hAs
besn asslrned for duty.
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GEORGETOWN TEAM TO
SAIL FROM BOSTON.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Geerss-
iosn raivsrslty athietle track team. o.:
this city. composed of c. J. Marteii
mansger. W. n. Foley. trainer: Arthur
=. Duffy. worlds champion ieeyard
sprinter; Edmund Mlnahan. sprintsr. J.
4. huiIisan. captain of trsch team. And
W. ,. Holland. quzrssr-niIs sprintsr.
- Isavs hsss Sunday. Juas n. for Dos.
lsd yrym ueglsu thsy U1lj smbafh q
lnna - ~ 80 IT. - 80 -
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"Doctor Copeland ala not ssh me

Tor letter but iold him that felt II
my duty to let oth,rs krow about what
good had received from his treatment 90
to him BY all means. csn we'll sym.
psihns w,,h ree. ana you ,houf 20
care 10 live 20 bad was my condition. and
had a constant pain In my head from
satrarrh am sure YOU will get relief II you
e. 10 them" wri'es l.'Irie 4. Lane. arm,
nurse aH Central Park West. " Y. CITY,
10 any inaulrink friend
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msr months, When
Nature 90 generously
oomes 20 the aid ol
the physician. Doetori
have long recognized
that one month OF
medical ,r,atmen, In
Summer 10 worth tee
months In the Winter
m only d1 renee
n tie ray the s. rate
i- ciren this summer
and The Eay Il has
ben givm before /"
hat sirs, only in
ne frs' month o.
Sumner. ihe month of
JNs. his time Pc
pie rho rant 10 'aA.
adraniags ofihis S1r-
me, opportunity Hn-
drsiaa I rsry TsIi norS
that they n~i III,
uhGh Sammfr, and
ihai ifhsy begin dHr.
ing Juns they riIl es
entitled 10 the Whols
,4mmV at the 81 rdi'.
So IL riA b, enough
10 offer Il DURING
JUst ONLY, Jor no
p,onls are entirely
familiar nth Il nor
az this ,mgs Of ts
hisiorp. and can W.
dsrstand distinctly
that in order 10 get dd-
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"My wife has been under treat
msnt NJ The COPELAND people f,r catnrrh.
peainrs, md Nervous Addiction. Her hour
Ina has become better and the noises In
the head silssiAtsd. while her r-nsral
health has vastly improved As she has
been totally deaf 10 the. leit ear twenty
Yesr. vs could hardly expect a complete
cure In a short time. Her tesiih In every
respect IL - much improved We do sspe~t
cure In time. We have been hescsd bY
and other thinrs wh,eh vsre sbsalu'flv
worthless vas Nhat Georxe W Iiilnsa.
II 80 Eighth avenue. New lork ci,V.
said Of his sise's condition
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The Copeland Medical Institute

DOCTOR ". %. CorELsSO.) c,..
DOCTOR 4. ". JORDAN. I Psy,is.a.
Onic~s. Corner t2a street asd Mad.
isoa Avenue. New York city. Of.
ace Hours, Coatiaseas Sessions, Q
4. ". To y y. ". Sundays, 10 4. ".
TO = r.. ".
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Stone Deaf IN His
Right Ear Had to
Turn His Left to
Catch What Was Said.
T wss psar,ienIi, stone deaf In

40 was practically stone deaf In
nv risht ear and had to point nv 'sh ear
toward the speaker 10 understand his words
That vas NV condition ~hsn I besan he
Copeland treatment last Ianuhry TO-DAY
there lsn't a man g. years old In New Jef'
sey Who csn hear any more plainly than
| ran
This 10 the way In which the
Copeland treatment L. indorsed b,
william %. swain, senior member
of swain q Schroeder, the tesdinE
tee Am Of Bioomaeid, y. j., ~ No.
~ Linden avenue.
n YOU viii call upon or write - Mr..
swain. - his dluEhtef Mrs. Schfoed 2.
With whom he lives. slthe' " them VII b
glad Ia tell YOU hos VI swain Deafness
accompanied bY head noises, b'san y years
aso aud grcv gra fualy worse Either -
| sral treatments he vent 10 Doctor klpp's
! Eye and Ear lnnrmAD al Newark. y J..
where he Eustaehisn tubes sefe dilstsd
by Politier hass. and hos medicine vas
sauirtsd in vain into h. middle ears
through Aural caiheisr.
You will also ,eaJn that a wear aEo he
became stone deaf In his rxht ear ard
thai his general health broSe d,sn oving
Then YOU will b. i0ii ROW he toch three
months of treatment AZ tho Copeland ofircs
without any noticeable change, until one
morning The noises isappesrei and never
-lms back and how that same morning ne
both 'urpri"i and delighted his daughter
hy hearing With his right ear that had h On
stpne-desf, a whisper seruss the breikfas,
tshle
s-nt cure has attracted no Iittte
attention At Bioomn~ld. where he
10 u leading ritis~n. aud already
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Loui. sounE. Eii~nSiiie, y. T.,
SAYS. 4 Elsiiy give permission to use my
name. s | think II may do soms one .,
good In drawing Ia the attention q III.
people this treatment. The serious part O
tho Catarrhal trouble In nv case Vas ter
rtbty 0ifenslye breath"
The evening world., 1900-06-13

Nj and Mrs. Usorss W. chllds Drsxel.
ins m o. he XicsaO. VII san rom lfo% here sssi on
the 81 Louis to-day Their yachting
trip will begin at Dundee. Scotland. r.
craig Blddle and Llyingsion Biidle. %
Philadelphia. and Lyon Gardiner and
Major spencer Cosby viii be guests on
the trip The Aleedo vill 20 10 Nor
segian waters
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No Song Nor
Sermon Like the
Voice Of Health,
.. ~. Dohm. with Bsrtd-s~n a Co.

Jewellers eS3 Broad st Newark y. j.
saws = suffered greatly from Ca,arrh Of
The Stomach dlndiEesiioni and tried oil
klni, ~ u.sislhes and received no rsllaf.
vas ,omnst,ly cured ty the 'opslhrds
ami have teen tr' linE well ever Ne net
lahout 81, months agoi Several ~ my
A~luair'an,e, have been treated ~ these
D,ltofs. and in each case the re,.:lt has
been he came
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BIG EXPORTS OF GOLD.

Shipments Of seld 10 70 out "A. uorrov
% fAr snnodneed amount 10 o.op.oo.
Lassfd yssrss VII ship q. u.zsSoD; Va.
.1sn.l cay ssnh. wA@; NJ! !1siss<A
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!, 10 % vital Importance that thor who
have sn',-t lsa constitutions weak lungs, or
a tendency 20 bronchial Trouble or Con
sumption. 'hould recognize the value -
prn.s' incdiesi treatment durihr the sim.
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III. The general lis, remained almost
immoNuh.'. with longtheusI Intervals
hetWeen s!lss The closing was dull
ana nrm A. net gains throughout.
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IaHiags Of tie rate fhsg must apply IN
June that Hnd, no eirrum 'idnts' and m
der no p,snb'e ron tderniio7 ali ne onpcr'
isaiiy b cirss 10 any one amer Jnre sofa.
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50 A MONTH ONLY
UNTIL JUNE 80.

Al applying Tor treatment and
all renewing treatment before July
! will be treated UNTIL CURED at
the rate OF s. Q month, all medi-
cincs Included,
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"H. B.-DOeiO' COPELAND has no eonrsc.
iior Whatsoever xith any nsdiea! ,nio.
prise in Nsr York city r'lsT York State.
spc,pt the Cop'ldnd k,dieal Institute, at
The corner y 42i STREET and Madison
stssss. Of Hhieh he is ssd diHays TiH B.
the Ciiet Consn!iins PiyNeian.
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Ea-drum Was Rotted Away

Ana entirely gone. and. according 10 hi.
opinion. nscessitatei the use Of tha, wor,s
than criminal deception. an ARTIFICIAL
EAR DRUM. but he maintained he could
save the left ear. she remained under hi,
treatment for q long time. and At the end
she sas worse than when she began.
One day about a year ago her father read
one Of Doctor cop.lahds announcements
II struck him as convincing. That very DAY
he took his daughter 10 the Copeland Offices
ln two months after beginning treatment
her condition sn improved. That Ioath.
some discharae from the ears lsssened and
finally ceased. The head noises gres
lower and lower and then disappeared alto.
sciher soon after she BEGAN 10 detect
familiar SOUNDS that had been dead 10 her
ears Tor ever seven ysars
Dellghisd herself and all her family and
friends elatei at the marvellous change, she
pursued the treatment month after month
And Mits Aoores time and patience were
abundantly rewarded. for she and all her
family aud friends and nelshbors knos
that she 10 perfectly and permanently
cured
Her seuse Of hearing In both ears
is as AGATE ss that Of ANY yoaas
tady In New York. and At the nse
Of 10 she now eaio,s with almost
childish Eiee and delight all the
perfect harmony of sweet sousl
so long dead te her.
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Driven Almost Frantic

with head noises that r,s.mblsd the
scrsechinE and kissing of escaping steam.
the roar oi Niagara. the bursting Of
bombs or ran, nrccrsck.rs. followed By 4.
cracking like the setting on Of Chinese
hrocraekers Both ears KEEP, constantly dis.
charging very offensive matter. The head
noises and TITS constant discharse Al times
ture
Her father had her under the constant
cars OF specialists n hlgh reputation and
standiss but the deafness Increased
The Mead Nois-s-wbirh were so
disirarsing as often when alone
ana there was perfect ssiiiness
rN"rywh~re To cause her to heat
her head With her hands In her
FRENZY io drive them away
became more violent and the discharge
more rrulent.
Once he took her 10 physician In this
city who Enjoys almost a national reputs.
ton ~ an Ear Specialist lie declared tia
the risht
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"lt ra. not Ca,arrhs, ,rouh,.

"TF WE H"t 'HVHFFhhT Tr0ubTe
that Doctor Copeland treated mo fcr. hu, a
combination OF kidney disease and nervous
ness have been under this treatment By
mail since october. and u hAs worked like
a charm Tor me. can truly say 10 al
sister sufferers ;hst noetof Copeland saved
nv ne Mrs Chester Scott. Friendshln,
Allegany County. n. Y
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pete In the Exposition athletic ,ourns
ment
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
MONEY OR -5SIONS.
Ill. e. General Missionary society Voted
Various sums For Dlneront
Fields.

New York. Nov. 16.~-At the meeting
of the Methodist Episcopal general
missionary committee some time w9s
spent in receiving and acting upon the
reports OF the committees on appro-
priations for mission fields.
For Southern Asia 1t was voted to
devote these amounts: For North
India. $4,000; for Northwest India.
5000: Tor Bengal $1,000; for South
India. $4,000; for Bombay, $4,000;
for Maylasia. S1o250 for Burmah,
S5.277; for the Philippines, $1,000, with
the recommendation that $1,000 IL adj
dition be asked for out Of the FLANK
Offering; also $4,000 for North India
out of the thank offering.
The report on South America, which
was adopted, was for the South Amer
lea conference. S45,271; for the West
South America conference for Chill.
S19.202. 81; for Lima, 80, 713
It was voted to apply $4,000 of the
entire appropriation and the amount
of the sale of property in Brazil to
the reduction of the debt and to turn
over to the board an oyerdrawn ac-
count of $4,000. 1t was decided to
turn over the mission work in Brazil
to the Methodist church south.
The committee voted to give Africa
$40, s6s divided as follows Liberia,
50, S55; East Central Africa, $10,625;
West Central. $9.3SS. 1t was voted
also to add to this amount $4,000,
provided that it could be raised.
Previous to the above business, the
consideration of the proposed reduc-
ton of $4,000 in the money for the
foreign missionary field was taken up.
II was decided to make this reduc-
ton so as to distribute 1T over the en-
tire appropriation for home and for
eign fields, which is about 81 100000.
OF this latter sum the foreign field
gets 81 per cent, or about 614,607;
the balance, or about S463,65S, goes to
the home field.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
TUAN'S NOBLE RELATIVE.
sionaries Lives, Although Ordered
to XIII All Foreigners.

London Nov. 16.-The Rev. Evan
Morgan, the last foreigner to leave
Sian Flu. has arrived here. His life
and the lives of the other missionaries
in Shen 81 province We're saved by
Governor Tuan. kinsman of the no
torious Prince Tuan. Governor Tuan,
when he received a decree from Pekin
to kill all foreigners, warned Mr.. Nor
gan and his colleagues and gave them
an escort Mr.. Morgan describes the
governor as 'brave, friendly and
noble man, who at the risk of his life,
saved us-the only foreigners left in
Shpu ST -
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
DeLlRIuM ON FIRST AWAKENING.
Feature of Davis Case-Family Prepared
For Worst, Although Hopeful.

Feature of Davis Case-Family Prepared
For Worst, Although Hopeful.
st Paul, Mimi, Nov. 16.-A feature
in the case of United States Senator
Davis is the slight delirium on first
awakening. The immediate family is
prepared for the worst outcome. al
though hopeful of the possible turn
for the better which seems to appear
in amy favorable symptoms. Thus fan
this week has been full of anxiety,
and they appreciate to the full the
hard struggle for existence now being
made Mrs. Davis scarcely leaves
her husbands bedside save for few
hours of necessary sleep, always be-
ing within call Her sisters, Mrs.
Trip and Mrs. Morrell. remain con
stantly III the house. and in addition
to taking the cares of the house from
Mrs. Davis and helping the nurses, do
all in their power to cheer the aged
parents of the senator.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
TO AVOID A LYNCHlNG.
Sheriff Decided to Keep Louise Frosts
Murderer In Denver For Awhile.


Denver, Nov. 16.-Sheriff Freeman,
of Lincoln county, decided not to take
John Porter the confessed murderer
of little Louise Frost, to that county
at present, for fear of a lynching,
Friends of the dead girls family are
deeply incensed and threats of vio-
lence against the sheriff are freely
made, Thousands of people surround
ed the city Jail, but there was no indi-
cation of any motive other han curl
osisy. Later Porter was transferred
to the custody of Sheriff Jones, of this
Arapahoe) county, and taken to the
county jail.
Porter spent some time reading the
Bible and praying He expressed peni-
tence for his crime. but retains re-
markable nerve.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
Miss Morgan Married.

New York Nov 16.-Miss Louise
Pierpont Morgan, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. was mar
ried in St Georges church, Stuyvesant
street, to Robert Livingstone Satter-
lee, lawyer of this city, The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR.
Rainsford, rector of st. Georges. a
reception followed at the house. The
Gifts were handsome
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16

-Four years ago, the leading events
that have characterized Mckinley s
administration and the present poll
cies of the Republican purity were
absolutely undreamed Of. Is it not
at least possible that four years
more of unrestrained power will lead
to fresh events and fresh policies
that are undreamed Of ard repng
nant to day.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16

OF course, Great Britain is pleased
with the result of the election. In
the first place, she is glad to depress
silver aud buy it cheap. In the sec
ond place, she is glad to have the
United States stand beside her in
her policy OF trampling upon weak
peoples.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16

Americans have won car build
ing contract for South Africa from
Great Britain by Offering quicker
work at 80 per cent less prices. Yet
our infant ear builders have demand
ed and received heavy protection
from British cheap imports. They
sell in South Africa cheaper than
they do at home aud pay the freight
besides.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16

Grand Rapids, Mich. Nov. 16.-Hon.
Edwin +. Uhl, United States ambas-
sador to Germany under Cleveland's
second administration, who has been
i'll at his home here for the past 10
days, suffered relapse, and it is fear
ed his condition is serious. His trou-
BILE is pulmonary.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
THE WEATHER..

Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
Fair, continued cold today and prob.
ably tomorrow; fresh westerly winds,
becoming variable.
West Virginia today and to-
morrow; north to east winds.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
RAILWAY DISASTER IN FRANCE.
10 Persons Dead, 3 Missing, Others Hurt
Peruvian Minister Killed.

Peruyian Minister kIIIeu.
Bayonne, France, Nov. 16.-The
southern express was derailed between
St Georges and Saubesse. near OAK,
about SO miles northeast of Bayonne.
The restaurant car was precipitated
over an emhankment. Thirteen per
sons were killed and 20 others injured,
seven seriously. Five passengers are
missing.
The list of killed includes Senior ].
It. Canevaro, Peruvian minister to
France, and an attache of the Peru
Wan legation in Madrid.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16

Omaha. Neb., Nov. 16.-In fight
between medical and dental students
at The Omaha medical college, over
the possession of front seats, Dale
Woods, of Schuyler, Neb., was per-
haps fatally injured and Joe Mccain.
also student. seriously hurt.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16

Most OF the spell binders have re.
tired from business for a time, but
Chauneey Depew has merely changed
his hour from afternoon till after
dinner and continued as before.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16

Senator Hanna is being doomed
for the Presidency in 1904, but of
course he will not be nominated.
No President has ever yet been Civ
en- third term and the country is
not likely to begin with Mark.
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Guiteau,s widow Soon to Marry.

Chicago, Nov 16.-A license was
issued for the marriage of Mrs. Anna
Dunmire and Enoch Allen. Mrs. Dun
mire was the widow of Charles J
Guiteau, hanged for the assassination
of President Garfield in 1882. Aller
Is her third husband.
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Censorship Removed at Manila.

Manila. Nov. 16.-The censorship
was removed, but General Macarthur
ordered the cable companies to fur
nish him with a copy of all press dis
matches
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Governor-Elect Sanford WIN Receive

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 16.-Report
received from Opelika say Governor
elect Sanford is improving and vii
undoubtedly recover.
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President Reviewed Parade.

Washington, Nov. 16.-President Me
Kinley reviewed the annual parade of
the police and fire departments of the
District of Columbia.
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YERKES WILL NOT CONTEST.
Again Appointed Internal Revenue Col
Iector For Eighth Kentucky District.

Washington, Nov. 16.-John w
Yerkes, late Republican candidate fol-
governor of Kentucky, was appointed
collector of internal revenue for the
Eighth district, which he refused when
nominated for governor. He will as
sumo his duties Nov. 20
He said he had abandoned all idea
of contesting Governor Beckham's cleo
ton.