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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
DIRTY TACTICS.


Game is Hot Contest Tied in the 9th
Inning Dent Interferes with the
Ball In The Tenth aud Precipitates q
Row Waynesburg Leaves the Field
and Forfeits the Game.
Friday afternoon there was a game
of base ball played at Waynesburg by
the University boys with the team
representing the college at that place.
Our team was weaker than it had
been this year and under the cireum.
stances many people expected them
to lose. However they did not dc SO
although it was close shave.
In nine innings there had been but
seven scores made on either side.
Waynesburg came to the bat in their
part of the tenth The men were re-
tired in short order. The third man
aged to get to third base and on lit
tie bit being made he tried TO get
home. Deming was playing short
and was too quick for him.
He ffelded to Peck who was ready
to put the runner Out with a good
margin. Dent however ran out and
interfered with the ball The umpire
called the runner out as it was a fla
grant violation of the rules. Waynes-
burg raised big howl and left the
grounds. This gave the game TO us
by a score of 8 to 0.
Dent had pitched but two innings
fer Waynesburg. The next inning
would have seen us lead off with Nc
Whorter and the rest Of the good bat
tiers and we undoubtedly wonld have
scored had it been played. AS it is how.
ever the result is unsatisfactory. Ii
shows that there is very little to be
gained by playing such an aggrega-
tion of shysters as that representing
Waynesburg.
Ernest Hayes who was a spectator
of the game tells US these facts and OF
the interference Of Dent with Peck.
Dent ran in and grabbed the ball out
Of Peck's hand. He was knocked
down twice by the plucky little catch
er and then struck again cutting his
lip when Peck was hit in the head by
a Waynesburg rooter with bat.
A free fight was started and Way
nesburg left the field. Purman um.
pired for Waynesburg and acted the
gentleman clear through. He gave
| fair decisions and in the last row call
ed the runner ouI at home. His con.
duct is very pleasing to every one
here. 1t makes up for many things
that he has done in the past.
| After the fight all hands We're ia
ken before the Burgess but were dis.
charged on Parman's testimony who
stated that they had been run over
from the start and that Waynesburg
was wholly to blame. This will end
athletic games between the two col.
leges.
| The team plays w. & j. to-day.
Yeager will be with them and they
will be stronger than they were yes
terday besides getting square deal.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
FAVORABLE TO VEGETATION
Was showery Weather Of Last Week
In West Virginia.

The Weekly Crop Bulletin of the
United States Department for the Sec
tion of West Virginia fo~ this week
says:
sThe partly cloudy and showery
weather of the week has been rather
favorable for the growth of vegetation
some advance being noted generally
in all growing crops except oats and
meadows, although the showers were
rather light in most localities to
do very much good, and good,
rain would prove very beneficial at
this time. Pasture and meadows
are reported to be shorter than in
years, and the hay and oat crop will
be liglA Wheat heading, but gen.
orally short and also the straw; pota-
toes making slow growth: more
seem to be planted than in some years,
considerable complaint Of cut worms
injuring vegetables and corn: fair
crops of cherries, peaches and plnms
indicated; apples dropping some;
strawberries ripening slowly, some in
market. Weather favorable for farm
ing operations; ground in good condi-
tion to be worked blowing for buck
wheat commenced; millet sowing we'll
along; corn cultivating in progress;
farmers we'll up with the work
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
Porch Party Tonight.

Allwho want good ice cream, cake
and strawberries on hot evening,
are invited to be present at the
'.porcb party given at the home of
Mrs. Davis at tho corner of Prospect
and Spruce streets, tonight. The
"porch party is under the auspices
of the w. G. L. u. 1t will be the
last gathering of the season held by
this society, and all are invited to be
present, and enjoy moonlight par
ty Students are especially invited.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
CONGRESSMAN FREERs PAPER.
Declares That His Friends will Knife
Any Other Nominee In November,
Means Defeat in the District and De-
feat In the state.

HARRIsviLLE, w. Va, June o.
Congressman Freer's paper, the
Standard. issued to-day, prints an
article on Freer's candidacy under
these headlines. "It must be Freer.
And then we can win in canter
To fail to nominate him means dis
aster. Richie will resent the insult
by knitting the other man at the
polls in November. The failure to
endorse our brainy little Congress
mans splendid record in the present
Congress will cause us to lose the
district
''Editorially it says: IF Freer is
not nominated, we lose the district.
Ii we lose the district, we lose the
State
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
Small Boys Fined.

Several small boys who bad been
arrested for stealing from news
boys trunk while it was left in the
train one evening last week were
fined heavily yesterday The Boys
have been in the habit OF going
through the cars every evening after
the late train from Pittsbnrg comes
in and they concluded to rifle the
trunk on this occasion. They took
everything that was edible from the
trunk and divided among themselves
aud playmates. A detective ran
them down and the magistrate did
the rest. They will be more careful
after this.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
NEW LAUNCH,
Major Powell to Have ne-COmmerce
on the River last Month.

Major Charles +. Powell, United
States engineer at Pittsburg, has adj
vertised, on behalf of TIE War De-
partment, for small launch, to ply
ON the Monongahela river. The
launch is to be so feet long, with not
more than 40 inches draft at the
stern. The motive power OF the launch
is not stated in the specification,
whether steam, naptha, gasoline or
electricity, but Major Powell thinks
an electric launch would hardly an
swer the purpose, because of the diff
Guilty in charging the storage battery.
The launch is TO ply all along the
Monongahela river, mostly at the up
per end, and at times might be far
removed from an electric power sta
ton. The boat is to be used on
light towing and for inspection, pa
troll and survey work. The cost is
not to exceed S., 600 The govern
ment now has small launch, called
the Albatross, on the river, but it no
longer serves the purpose OF the in
creased business along the stream.
The traffic report on the Mononga-
hela river between locks No. ! and 8,
located between Pittsburg and Nor
gantown, for the month OF May, show
that "a, l42, 700 bushels of coal passed
down through the locks, 5000 BUSH
els of coke, 4 ,44S tons OF steel rails,
$40, 800 bushels of sand, 492, 700 bush
els of gravel, 914, bricks. ILL.,
$50 cubic feet of lumber, 292, 400
laths, Z, 400 railrod ties, 25, Ala tons Of
merchandise and o.244 tons of farm
products. These figures give the ag
gregate business on the river, but some
of it did not pass through all the
locks, the goods being shipped and
unloaded at various intermediate
points. Thus, during the month OF
MAY, the boats passing through the
locks carried pools passengers up the
stream and 25,39l down, yet only
0,S43 passengers embarked at Pitts
barg and 1870 disembarked here.
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
ssreenmont Notes.

GREENMoNT, June Council held
its regular meeting Wednesday even
ing and many matters concerning the
Improvement OF the streets were taken
up and some of the streets will be
widened as soon as possible.
Greenmont people are not a little
afraid Of being shut up any longer
as the steel is on the ground for one
bridge and in a very few days the
contract will be let for the second
bridge connecting Us with Morgan
town which will open up another very
valuable lot OF building lots.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
TWO ELOpEMENTS.
Morgantown Sees the Sensa-
tional Finish of One.

Waynesburg Witnesses the Other-in
Each the Parties are Well Known
Here Loving Father Reclaims his
Daughter Here arrests Made by
Police-Carmac Runs Away With a
Greene County Girl.
An elopement OF two young peo-
pie was stopped at this place BY
Chief Of Polire Davis on advices re
ceived from William Congenour OF
McKeesport whose daughter Pearl
aged 16 had run away with Dorsey
Slime aged seventeen of that place
They arrived here on Thursday
evening and the girl was quartered
at the franklin. The boy in the
case was at the home of relatives on
Beechurst In some manner the
girl heard Of the fact that the po-
lice were after them and the couple
left town.
For thirty six hours they eluded
capture but were finally rounded
up and her father notified. He came
up on the nooa train to day and left
on the afternoon train for home
The girl in question Is a very
pretty little blonde and comes of ex-
cellent family. The case has heen
watched by the parents with alarm
and when she was missed they start
ed search at once.
Several notes left in the would be
groom's pockets at home gave their
secret away and the police here were
notified to arrest them. The family
is prominent and well to do The
mother is Frustrated over the affair
and the father is very much worried
over it.
The girl will be closely watched
and any further efforts to get away
will be knocked in the head. Where
the couple staid while the police
were hunting for them is not known
certainly but it is thought that they
were not far from town.
Slime is a son of Jacob Slime who
is well known here. He was seen to-
day in reference to the matter but
did little talking. He stated that
they were on their way to Cumber
land to be married. He expects to
try it again and saws that next time
they will be successful.
He will remain in Morgantown
he can get job but win go back to
get the girl later if possible
News has reached here of the sen
sational elopement of Allen B. Car
mack formerly Of Brownsville, and a
Miss Miller, of Waynesburg. Car
mack ran away with her several
days ago and was caught down the
river. The girl in this case is about
twenty years of age,lve beautiful
and the member of very old family
at Waynesburg.
Carmack was formerly a student
here and is very well known in Nor
gantown. Some time ago it is assert
ed that he deserted his wife in New
York City and In this case he could
not have married the Greene county
girl without having committed Sc
rous crime. He stated when here
that he had been recently divorced
from his wife on the grounds of inf
deity. At the same time he seemed
to regret it very much and was not
closely questioned about it,
The story will make a sensation in
Morgantown where Carmack has al
ways been received in the very best
families. He was favorite here and
everyone hopes that the story may be
proven to be overdrawn but it comes
on the best authority from man who
has watched the development of the
Irritation and who knows the parties
to 1T well.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
" NJ. e. NJ A RTIN,
e. ]. MOORE,
DAVID +. MORRIS.

OF course it is matter of guess
work to tell who will win out and in
most cases the guesser maybe away off
but it is thought that the contest for
sheriff is between Barker and Barrick
man and the money that has been bet
has been wagered ON these two men.
Odds are slightly in favor of Barrack-
man.
Charles A. Goodwin is getting the
odds in the race for prosecutor. -Four
years ago he was also the favorite but
he was defeated. Stewart is said to
be strong in the country. However
several bets have been made at one to
four that be does not carry a district
in the county. This is wild and that
money is as good as lost.
For county commissioners Wander
wort is not regarded as being IN it at
all while Jennewine's campaign thun-
der has been taken from him by the
action of the county court in contract
ing for the Cheat river bridge. There
is very little interest in any of the
other contests and it is anybody's
fight until the ballots are counted.
The results of the fight to-day will
probably not be known until Monday
unless the voters should decide very
greatly in favor of one man in each
class. In case the vote is close it will
take the full returns to decide it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
Found

A pin apparently a class pin with
crown and three plumes was picked
up on the street and handed into
this office. Owner can get it by pay
ing for this notice.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
No Services Sunday.

Rev. Ira Wallace will leave on FRI
day To attend meeting Of the Luther
an Synod which meets in Ligoniex
from June 13-lsth. He will stop in
pittsburg on bis way to the meeting.
There will be ~ services at this
church on next Sunday but the Sum
day School
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
Wanted.

Two experienced sewers and two
girls to learn sewing. Apply at
once to Mrs. Llnnie Wilson, Front
street.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09

Ice cold buttermilk fresh every
day at Madera's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
The Weather.

'Fair tonight and Sunday.
Warmer Sunday"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
PRIMARIES ON.
Republicans are Choosing coun
ty Ticket.

Chances of the Various Candidates Ae-
cording to the Betting Some Sur
Drises viii Probably be Sprung.
Barker and Barrickman Lead for
Sheriff Goodwin the Favorlte in the
Betting.
The republican primory election Is
being held this afternoon. The polls
opened at one O'Clock and they will
close at seven this evening. The
campaign has not been very warm up
TO date on account Of the personel of
some of the ticket but it has warmed
up in the last few days and there is
expected to be heavy vote cast.
The men running for the various
Offices are as follows:
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
e. NJ. GRANT.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
BETH. JENNEWINE,
e L. PARKER.
VIM. /. NANDERVORT.
FOR SHERIFF.
L. W. BARKER,
UhLLN DGhhi Da AhA4N,
JOHN G. PRICE,
URIAS SHRIVER,
JAMES S. WATSON.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
CHAS. A. GOODWIN,
EDGAR B. STEWART.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
GEO w. JOHNSON.
FOR ASSESSOR.
Eastern District.
VIM. II. PHILLIPS.
+. NJ. PROTZMAN,
GEO. Il. VANGILDER
FOR ASSESSOR.
Western District.
VIM e. MARTIN,
e. ]. MOORE,
III
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-13

Les fumeurs de clous de cercuei]
sont boycott6s de plus en- plus
Derni6rement c'6tait lie "Weathe1
Bureau" qui lie proscrivait chez
ses employees; maintenant c'est au
tour DIES chemins de fer, DIES corpo.
rations ct DIES grandes maisons de
commerce.
On pretend que lie fumeur de ci.
garettes, pressure toutes impr6.
gn6es d'opium, devient reveur et
langoureux, ce qui sled mai a Ia
vie pratique Oh l'employ6 dot sc
tenir eveill6 ct faire DIES gros sous
pour le patron.
LIE fait est que lie tabac est per
nicieux de meme que la poisson,
II enl6ve a son maftre la m6moire,
la lucldit6 de l'esprit, tout en- rem
dant nerveux ct, quand c'est la tor
quette de pur tabac canadien gu on
fume,-attention!!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-13
HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL
Coin des rues 7eme ct Wabasha
Situ6 au centre des afaires. Prlx ri
duits; excellente table. Chambres
spacieuses ct bien meublees.
A. CHARBONNEAU, Prop.
NOTRE LANGUE

La langue FRANCHISE est I'm dla.
mant dun prix inexprimable: c'est
une oeuvre dart travaill6e par les
si4cles, dune beaut6 d MULE autre
pareille. Tout le monde l'admire
ellie charme tout lie monde bien
qu'elle ne livre ses secrets qua un
petit nombre; il fault etre amou-
reux dele Palmer beaucoup, lui
faire longtemps la cour, ct ellie ne
Sc dome qua celui qui salt la
vaincre par un labeur pers6v6rant
ct une Tongue constance; mails
quels tresors ellie r6vele q ses favo-
ris! Sa d6licatesse exquise ravit
Intelligence; ellie est tout amour
ct toute gazette, pleine de noblesse
ct d'enthousiasme accessible aux
sciences CONNIE a la fantastic, q
toutes les hautes pens6es CONNIE q
tous les sentiments dignes; ellie
comprend votre occur ct seconde
votre esprit. Sivous la poss6dez
rien ne vous d6cidera jamais a y
renoncer; vous la garderez CONNIE
votre meilleur bien.
II en- fut ainsi de nous. La Ian
que franchise est un heritage sacr6
que nous nous sommes transmits de
generation en- generation intact ct
sans souillure, ct lorsque nous dis
courons sur le bon vieux temps,
lorsque nous nous entretenons de
la France, c'est dams So propre lam
que que nous la faisons.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-13
L'ESPRIT DE FAMILLE

L'esprit de famille est Get en-
semble de traditions, eette dispo-
sition a les entretenir ct a les con-
tinuer, cette afinit6 pour ceux
don't on porte lie nom ct don't on
partage les origines, CO respect
pour les parents vivants on morris,
cette tendresse pour tous, cette de-
ference pour les ain6s, cette solli-
citude pour les jeunes, ce plaisir
d'etre ensemble, cette satisfaction
de tout ce qui rejouit on r6hausse
I'm membre de la familie, CO cutie
de Ihonneur attach6 au nom DIES
ancetres ct cette horreur de tout
CO qui pourrait le souiller.
II nest pas l'apanage DIES grands
seigneurs, ,des vieilles races f6oda-
les, des hauts barons ct DIES mai
sons blasonnees. II Wit partout
Oh vivent de mobiles occurs, des ma
lures 6lev6es ct d6licates; sill con-
serve la tradition DIES vieilles mai
sons, il fonde la tradition DIES plus
modestes foyers. II est le plus
utile ciment de notre socl6t6 demo-
cratique.
Oh il ny a pas d'esprit de famil-
le, il y a d6sagr6gation, isolement
ct faiblesse. L'esprit de famille
preserve de bien DIES tentations ct
des fautes; il console de blen des
revers; il relieve de hien des chu-
tes. L'enfant prologue quite son
pere, s'6gare au loin, mango lie
pain de la misere. II serait per-
du. sill ne lui revenait au occur le
souvenir de la maison paternelle,
ct 81 Tesprit de famille ne lie ra-
menait au log1s.
Ce sentiment peut SO d6naturer,
II devient parfois une sorte Diego
1sme de race, une apre jalousie de
tout ce qui nest pas de la famille
une cupidit6 collective, une habili-
t6 extraordinaire a pousser les
stems a uous les postes, a tous les
avancements, au n6potisme scan
daleux, qui s'exerce au d6triment
DIES autres ct au m6pris de toute
justice.
JULES STEEG
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-13

La question DIES classiques SEM
BILE ne pouvoir SO r6gler d6fnitive-
ment a Quebec. Son enseignement
est attaqu6 ct d6fendu dams les
cours sup6rieurs. Dernierement
c'etait lie Recteur de l'Universit6
Laval qui le supportait avec toute
l'autorit6 de sa science ct de
sa position 6lev6e.
II nous semble que tout lie mon
de peut souscrire aux conclusions
du Recteur quaint aux bons effets
de l'6tude DIES langues latines ct
grecques sur l'esprit DIES 6tudiants,
qui SO destinent au sacerdoce ct Sc
vouent aux professions Lib6rales;
dependant nous croyons que le
peuple demande, non pas ]'aboli-
ton des fortes Guides classiques,
mails un systeme d'enseignement
plus pratique qui mette l'6leve en-
rapport direct avec la routine DIES
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-13

Un attach6 du Pionnier de
Sherbrooke, sen 6tait d6tach6 un
beau jour pour 6tudier ses compa-
triotes sur lie vif ct orner son es-
prit de fra1ches commissioners
aux alentours de Nicollet, fit la
trouvaille suivante:
"Qui pourrait deviner que Fan
fan Pierriche ct Tireli Pierriche
cachent Alexandra ct Pierre Po-
thier? Conzac Lass6 (Dupont),
Johnny Charlotte q. B. Dupont),
Quieune Jose (Etienne Duval) },
Tiquenne Vive L'amour (Etienne
Rouet), Louis Berbina lis. Du-
val }, Cog Jean Noel (Lemay)
Qu1enne Colleur Et. Blais), Ed.
Petit-homme I'D. Benoit), Pierre
Landeroche (Camirand), Jos Ze-
zais (Pothier), Mare Coco (Du-
pont), ct tutti quaint ct j'en la1sse
DIES plus jolis. CONNIE nom de
bapteme voici des joyaux: Drelle
(Israel), Lalotte (Charlotte), Ci-
cinette [pas de traduction posi-
BILE Garcon, Bonnette Marlay, Be-
bi, etc. N'est.ce pas que CO doit
6tre int6ressant de chercher quel-
qu'un sous son vrai nom quand le
voisin ne conna1t que la figure de
rh6torlque on mieux la "parabole"
qui remplace ce nom?"
Ceux de nos fr6res de Quebec
qui nous raillent parce que nos
mons prennent parfois une tour
nure anglaise pourront lire avec
profit de la nomenclature pr6cit6e.
ST, dams un centre intellectual
CONNIE Nicollet, q lombre de ses
pins classiques,..on respecte ST peu
les MONS propres, comment voulez-
vous quill ny ait pas de d6faillan-
ce parmi les notres sur une terre
6trangere q cote de citoyens qui ne
compartment pas nos beaux mons
francais ct leur donnent I'm 6qui-
valent anglais de son gu de sens.
Dams CO dernier cas- la dure ne
cessit6 impose ses lois, dams Pau
tire on constate une ignorance cras-
AZ.
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Travaillons avec 6nergie a r6u

Travaillons avec 6nergie a r6u-
mir tous nos compatriotes
dams une seule soci6t6 de St.
JEAN aptiste. ST quelques-uns
d'eux JUICE a propos de Sc tenir q
l'6cart, c'est leur affaire, mails qu'ils
ne dissent pas qu'on les en- exclue,
Motions de cote toutes nos am
billions ct nos petites rancunes
pour accomplir cette @uvre loua-
BILE entire toutes. Ii est vrai que
Dieu dispose, mails a l'homme ap-
partient de jeter la semence en- ter
re ct de l'arroser de ses sueurs.
ST le success ne couronne pas
toujours nos efforts, nous aurons
fat notre devoir ct la r6compense
nous sera accord6e dune autre
mani6re. Rien ne Sc perd dams l'e-
economic de la creation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-13

Pour justifer l'absence de bibli-
otheques p%ubliques dams la Pro-
vince de Quebec, LIE Piommser de
Sherbrook avance quill vaut mieux
ne pas en- avoir que de courir lie
risque d'y introduire de m6chants
auteurs.
QUAINT a M. A. D. De Celles il
GRANT que la diffusion des connais-
sances ne plonge le peuple dams la
dissatisfaction ct ne le fasse MUIR
murer contre son sort, en- sorte
quill vault mieux etre heureux
ignorant que, de deven1r savant me-
content.
Ces arguments ne prouvent rien,
car, dams lie premier cas-, il est "a
Gle de choisir une bonne biblio.
theque ct de la garden bonnie, sur
tout dams Quebec Oh le clerge con-
tr6le, dams lie second, l'argument
de M. De Celles une fois admis, il
faudrait fermer nos 6coles, alors
assur6ment toute biblioth6que ces-
SO d'etre utile.
MATS
Borne dams sa nature, inini dams ses
L'Homme est I'm Dieu tomb6 qui SO
[souvient des cieux.
La science bien enseignee ne
rend pas m6content ct ne cree pas
des socialistes nj DIES anarchistes.
C'est une ros6e bienfaisante qui
nous rafraichit lie long DIES routes
poussi6reuses de la vie. Ellie nous
met en- rapport intime avec les lois
de la creation ct nous aide a re-
monter jusqu'au Createur, ct CO
nest pas par la Granite nj par la
n6gat1on qu'on y arrive.