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ROOSEVELT LAYS CORNERsTONEs
Omciates at the Y. VI. C. A. Ceremonies
at Colorado SPRINGS.

CoLoRADo SPRINGS. Col. Aug. 10 Vice.
President Roosevelt to-day oficiated In
laying the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation cornerstone. which duty would have
been performed by President Mckinley
on juno had he been able to reach
Colorado Springs, according to programme.
Fully 1000 persons witnessed the ceref
monies. Ex-Gov. Alva Adams was the
first speaker. Mr.. Roosevelt's remarks
were impromptu, but they were earnest
and enthusiastically applauded. The
speaker himself was cheered when he arose.
He thanked all concerned for the honor
conferred on him. Speaking OF Y. NJ. c. A.
work throughout the world, he said:
1T In an institution whose Office u to
keep young men out Of temptation BY
kespins them within a spiritual inhuenos
III 5SsIfist thosHs = nd & 10 81 = 'Soans a n' msn
In every part Of the world. No man can
tell the great results accomplished BY the
Young Mems Christian Association. I
am q strong believer In the institution and
! am glad to be able to participate in lay
ing cornerstone Of this character
The building will cost Sss.00O Mr. Roose-
Welt declines to say when he will leave
Colorado. He may leave on Monday for
White River for weeks fishing.
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KILLED IN AN ELEVATOR SHAFT.
Son OF Capt, j. c. Summers Fell From tho
Fifth Floor IN New York Theatre.

Victor Summers, the sixteen year-old son
Of Capt j. G. Summers, fell down tho els-
vator shaft from the fifth floor Of the New
York Theatre yesterday afternoon and
died Of his injuries soon afterward. The
boy. who was employed as messenger in
the theatre, had been sent upstairs with
note. As the passenger elevators were
running only internationally. he decided to
60 down on his own hook by the freight
elevator.
He opened the shafts door and grabbed
for the rope which would bring the elevator
up, but missed his grasp and plunged down
the shaft. As he fell he screamed. The
cry brought the other employees In the
building upstairs to the elevator well. whore
looking down through the open door they
saw the limp figure OF the boy at the bot
tom. He was taken to Roosevelt Hospital.
whefe he died.
Capt. Summers, the boys father, 10 .
sll-known- yachting writer for the New
York newspapers.
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Mrs. ". X. Vanderbilt Receivers q Pet
Poodle.

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. io.-Mrs William
X. Vanderbilt, Jr.. was very much alarmed
this afternoon when she found that Jap
anese poodle which she had had in car
rage with her was missing and she hur-
riedly notified the police OF the fact. The
poodle disappeared from the carriage
on tho business street near the post Office
$500. Early this evening the telephone
al the police station rang up and the cap
tain in charge was informed that the pot
had been recovered.
The sun., 1901-08-11
BISSERrS FATHER SAID TELL,
Story That the Elder Policeman So Ad-
vised the Younger.

Policemen Of the Fifth street station
seem to think that wardman Bissert, con-
vioted OF taking bribe, has con fessed.
To account for It they tell this story:
Bisserts father, former wardman Of the
Fifth street station talked to his son and
told him that the best thing he could do
was to tell all he knew. BY doing that !,
Blssert. Sr Is said TO have argued, his son
would probably get of with light sentence
for a period in which he would be glad to
be safe in Jail, whereas if he kept his mouth
shut his friends would go back on him any
way and he might get ten years. Bissert,
Sr, Is said to he rich and he told his son
that after the thing had blown over they
could go TO some quiet place and live In
upace
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Shot While SkyIarking.

Henry wallenback, AZ years old, was
removed yesterday afternoon from his
home at $50 Bond street, Brooklyn. TO the
Long Island College Hospital. suffering
from a bullet wound in the abdomen. which
27 years old was arrested TO await the
result Of Wallenback's injuries. He also
lives in the Bond street house and. as al
legged. had the revolver in his hand and
was skyarking with Wallenback when
the shooting occurred. He says there
was no quarrel and that the shooting was
entirely accidental.
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PLEASE. Mr.. BURGLAR,


Send Pawutickets Back % Victim Its
Got 70 Thst m Queens.
Tho burglars working in the borough
Of Queens have paused for . breathing
SPELL Only ono houss was robbed on
Friday night. Residents Of tho borough
arc Of the opinion that the failure Of the
thieves 10 add more to their List Of depre-
dations was due to the necessity for q rs-
cess to dispose Of their accumulated
stealings.
One resident Of Lopg Island City be-
lieves he has adopted an entirely sensible
method Of securing the return OF his val
uables should his house be visited by the
gang. He has placed upon the table In
the main hall OF his residence q stamped
and addressed envelope which has pinned
to It note Of which the following Is copy:
Xr. Burglar:
DEAN SIR: After you pawn any articles
you steal from this house will you be kind
enough TO place the pawntickets In tn Is en-
velope and mail IT. thank you In advance
for this consideration. Yours. 40.
p. 81 am . very light sleeper % you will
find rubbers back Of the front door and the
most valuable article In the house "a down
In the coal bin. The watch dogs name Is
lack"
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UNWRITTEN LAW AGAIN.
Man Whs Killed the Despsiler q IN Hsms
Released IN Kentucky.

49, WV oAISu tsnO Vo0VvlIor ~ NJ uOm0
Released IN Kentucky.
LsxINoroN. Ky. Aug. 1o.-The hearing
Of Andrew Arvidson and his brother -in-law,
]. b. Smith. for killing Paul Gosts, q res-
taurant keeper. here on Friday night re-
vealed . scandal that may be followed BY
suit for divorce fled by Arvidson. who y .
hemp man. Both prisoners were released
BY Judge Frank Bullock on the grounds Of
self-dofence and the unwitteu law that q
man has the right to defend his homs e ainst
the intrusion Of his neighbor.
It was shown that Goetz had been intimate
with Mrs. ArvidsoR for nearly two years, and
that he had caused her husband TO be In
formed. through Smith. believing that
Arvidson would attack him and he could
then kill Arvidson, be acquitted on the
grounds Of sek-defenoe, take the woman
and 60 TO Omaha, . trip he had already
planned.
The Arvidsons have a. handsome home.
The property Is all In the name OF the wife,
her husband ha wing had implicit confidence
In her Goetz's wife secured divorce
from him recently. Mrs. Arvids on comes
from q well-known Mount Sterling family
and is Of striking figure and comely.
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BOY DRAGGED UP BY BALLOON.
Hung suspsndcd 5000 Feet IN the Air
for Eight Minutes.

HILrsBoRo, Ohio. Aug. io.--stanley Hop
kins. the i2-year-o son Of Grant Hopkins,
prominent citizen Of Lynchburg, this
county. became entangled In the guy ropes
Of . balloon which made an ascension at
the fair being held there, and was car
RED 1000 feet In the air.
Women and children tainted and q soene
OF almost indescribable excitement followed.
The boy showed presence Of mind and chung
tightly to the rope. which had wound Itself
about his arm. He was suspended directly
over tho parachute and the aeronaut was
unable TO make his drop without sndanger-
ing the boys life. They were In tho air
eight and one-half minutes.
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MOTHER SAW HER ROY KTLLED.
Run Over 10y an Ice Wagon The Driver
Chased by q Ncighb0r hut ESCAPED.

Three -year-old Frank Burke Of 15
West Twenty-sixth street, whilo playing
IN the street yesterday afternoon was run
over and instantly killed by an Ice wagon.
Charles Clinton OF $50 West Twenty-sixth
street picked up the body of thu boy, handed
il to the boys mother, who had seen the
accident. and then chased the ice wagon.
the driver of which had whipped up his
horses. The driver wasn't caught.
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TALLEST COUPLE TO WE'D.
Man Is Q Feet = Inches High and the Cir
. Feet q Inches.
Special Ca,i. Dsspa,eh 10 THE Sun.

PARIS, Aug. i0.-An attempt TO experi-
ment with the human species by select
Ing something In the nature Of a stud Is
attracting the attention OF the curious. 1t
takes the form Of a giant competition at
Rouen and already shows a startling num-
Der Of abnormal statures In France.
From the south there has arrived In
Paris on his way to Rouen young man,
not yet 20 years old. who Is 0 feet inches
tall and Is still growing. He weighs as
pounds and measures 90 inches around
the chest. 1t has been arranged that he
marry an English girl who Is feet inches
in height.
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Vest Turns Against Silver.

SWEET SPRINGS, Mo. Aug Ex-senator
George G. Vest in an interview to-day
said that the principal planks Of the Demo-
cratic platform Of 1904 should be:
ii. A declaration for a graduated income
tax.
?. Unrelenting opposition 20 trusts:
2. A declaration against Imperialism
and the colonial system.
1T would I've suicidal said the Senator,
sto thrust the silver issue forward again
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ncislans WIN Probably Accept.
!spttlal CaoI. Df,paith % THE SuN.

NptIdI c doIf DfspdIfN 70 HF NIN'
BRUSSELS, Aug, i0,-The glass manu-
facturers OF the Charleroi district will
probably accept the offer Of tho Pittsburg
Glassworkers' Association TO combine some
what on the American trust system. The
story is that the Americans will take a
certain proportion Of the shares of the
companies here and will form with the
Belgians sort Of International partner
ship.
The sun., 1901-08-11
OPERATION on Mr.. xsLLERs EYE
several splinters q Beus Asmovsd-
Relieved Frem Intense Pain.

An operation was succesAf,lly performed
upon the left eye Of the Rev. John Kel-
her on Friday afternoon for the re-
n,ovd OF several pieces Of bone which
had bssu splintersd by one Of the hullsts
firsd BY Barker. DR.. EAeleton of Newark
removed the splintsrs after making an
iacision back Of the eye. He was assisted
by Dn. J. A. Exton and A. A. Strasssr.
The splintss were pressing upon the nerves
and thsir removal Afforded Mr.. Keller
instant relief from the Intense pain which
has cauesd him suffering for weeks.
Mr.. Kellsr's syea were bandassd sftsg
the operation. which took plsos At hA
boarding house In Arlington. and hs will
Be- kept In the, dark for . few days. Hs
wiz not preach to-day and will probably
b unable 10 preaoh nsxt Sunday.
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WE WILL PROTECT CHINESE.
Those In Colombia VIII Have the Services
OF Our Consul at Colon.

Special Cdols Despdieh 10 THE SUN.
Colon, Colombia, Aug. l0-Ths Ameri-
can Consul-General here has announced
publicly that the Chinese have ri ght to
the protection OF his consulate against
the atrocities committed on them along
the line OF the railroad by the rebels
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killed I'm Family Feud.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Aug. iO.-Dr. II.
Z. Fricks, one OF the oldest and mosl prom
incnt physicians Of north Georgia. was as
sassinated while riding horseback this
morning by Joseph T.. johnson a. the result
of family fcud of long standing.
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The Pan American Fspo.ItIan

is nov open. The New York Central and West Shore
Will AyefAge \ train every hour 20 Buffalo. Every
one who Il Interested IN American progress should
sre this exposition .ifr.
The sun., 1901-08-11

ths.k Tour Bs sasass to PAn-AmerIcan
EIpo. Lloa BY Westco1 Exprsas CompAny. Ihs
mo I direct route.-Adv.
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AntcdiiGvian I've.

Purr and aullltss Sligrt addition n vatrr reveals
ses charm and quality. Luytes Brothers, N. r-Ads.
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T., a W. y. & W. 4. 4 ".
1lONA.
a New Collar.-Ads.
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this summer phl' Abou, half dorm bottles oi
Ponds EXuar,. Jack I use II every day, and
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Don't Suffer From Sore Feet.
kVNp'S EXTRACT heals eools and comforts.
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ATHMA CURE FREE
hSthmaIene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent
Cure in All Cases.
WRITE your MAMIE AND ADDRESS PLAINLY.
ENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POS

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Stories Of Work in Municipal Departments
and Recommendations Of Interest 10 Tax
payers Of the City, Orcester's PopuIa-
tOn Estimated at I2I,O64 by The Water
Census


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Worcester themselves which the this
Abstracts follow:
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Street Commissioner

SHeeI commissioner
-. ., nj,
street commissioner wright D FIIoi
ID ms annual report say -
Ihefe nave peeh tll1es curing tHe
year When our appropriations I'D
Oeen so depleleu as 10 coIIiPel US ~
postpone WORK that caIled LOT eApeH5 q,
slNe mater al IN us tolis'I IN,
10 turn 10 work llal cdileu IOI OuC ~
lie expense OUTSIDE Oh me zen! u Ia
Dor. inns Is a sldlt OF dILdlls tuaI -
IS unfortunate TOT ihe ue2dr tII! .,,J 90
nave TO contend win IN tAe IlIluuIe ~, "
the construction season Wnen "oIh
can be Done IN the pest posslplI man nan
ner at the least posslple cost put Pc,
maps II Is not cohdlLloh lhat - az
ways easy 10 remedy. during the la9l
three months OF the nnahclal year we
devoted a great zeal OF tlIile ana attel-
ton to the work for the WotcesteI,
Rochdale d charlton street ran" ~
Company and the worcester NollsoIl-
dated Street Railway company con
strueung the aDutments TOT heM
bridge on James street over the 3: x
A. r. K. for the former, cosllhg
S5S06tO, and new blocking on Nam anu
Park Streets and salem square costing
$l3,552,l2 for the latter. Ihese Two items
run our total expenditures Tor the year
up to 1892 ,9lS.3S, the largest total eN-
penditure that We nave ever
had; but with these TWO items out'
which were practically contract jobs
We have LETT as the 3ct dai -lp-Ises
of stree department work S3I5'o2S.06 as
against $5l4, l94.l3 Ior I5VO' ana @'-i'-
6ODSS for 1899.
Inference might he made from this
that we have done practically as much
work as last year but such is not the
case. We nave Only zone WORK tlaI
cost as much. We are now operating
under the eight hour law which IN
creases our expense Of labor by praCti-
cally 1872 per cent as compared with
work done i'm years prior to the adop-
ton Of the provisions of the law. We
are also paving more for most all kinds
of material. especially those in which
the item of skilled labor enters. In the
future we must either have larger APP
uropriations or do less work as has
been the case this wear. There are
those that contend that the same
anornt Of work win he done bv a man
in eight hours as I'm nine bur that Sc
In me very absurd propositioa and
In 7,ractica docs NOT nrova trua Our
to+aT eog+ for Iabor for 1000 was in
1,o,nd numbers s15a OO0 while saiS cost
fot. rom v-ae ~ O0O showing q larger
expenditurs for labor as compared
vim Tho total amount expended IN
1901 than i'm 1000 In addition TO this w
have Increased the value of personal
nronertv b,. o,-ar S-00O against an IN
iressa 5f s57Q0 The wear before tbrough
mo nurcbasa of a new steam roIje1, a
nm, stone cr,,erar and engine Two nov,
borsa carts and a new truck HAD
.1foea i+.,,,s not baa,, Included +, rbr
,'-,anditnras fo,. +hie vasr nv had
thasa evfra and unusii31 purchases
mot bean made tho corpar +i,- d,ffar-
ence would be fairer but greater. This
all goes 10 prove that the short day
must and does increase the cost of The
product into which it enters. This Is
the reason. and The only reason so far
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Rev. DR.. Norris wechsler.
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Avon Springs. N. Y, Feb. 1. 1901
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-19
PROSPEROUS INDUSTRY.
another TianIug Mill added 10 the
Number In Operation Here.

The Graham planning mill by the
nj. Il h. railroad Just east of town
is already running busily, though
the buildings occupies is hardly
more than half completed. Mr.. w.
w. Graham, the proprietor bought
out Sample Il Tory at Dellslow and
has shipped big lot of lumber he
got of them down TO his mill here.
He is giving steady employment to
five or six hands already. His mill
is equipped with a swinging cut off
that saves great deal of time and
labor in cutting up lumber into short
lengths He is preparing to build
an Office in connection with the mill
and will have on the whole very
creditable industry when his plant
is completed. He is going to erect
a drykiln as soon az there is not too
much rush of work.
This makes the 4th planning mill
for the town and each doing thriv-
ing business. The great amount of
building in progress here will keep
them busy for some time to come.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-19
Entertainment at the Turner's, Hall.

Arrangements are completed for
the entertainment to be given by
the laaies of st. Francis Catholic
church at the Turner's hall on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings Of
this week. Everything is in fine
shape, and the ladies are looking for
a big success. An oyster supper
will be served on Tuesday evening
and d regular supper ON Wednesday
evening. The funny couplet "Tailr
or and Miller" will be given on both
evenings by Mr.. Joseph Stenger, Jun.
baritone, and Mr. Fridolin Pubet,
bass. Dancing will be another fea-
ture OF the social part A great
number of tickets are sold, and a
large attendance is expected.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-19
BERGMAN AFTER LIBERTY.
Asks Pennsylvania Superior Court to
Force Release.

Philadelphia, Nov. 19-Alexander
Berkman, who, in 1892, broke into the
Office of H. C. Frick, then president OF
the Carnegie Steel company, at Pitts
burg, with the intention OF shooting
Mr.. Frick, and who was sentenced to
long term of Imprisonment in the
Western penitentiary, applied to the
superior court to be set at liberty I'M
der the terms of the communication law
passed by the last session of the leg
islature The superior court made an
order against the warden of the pen
itentiary for him to show cause why
writ of habeas corpus and a writ OF
certioriori should not be issued
as prayed by Berkman. The rule
was made returnable Dec. 2.
Berkman was convicted on six in
dietments and was sentenced to
term Of imprisonment on each. In
the petition presented to the court
Berkman says that three Of the in
dictments charged no offense against
the laws of the state and that he has
served the time imposed for the other
indictments, less the time taken off
by the new law.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-19
PLATE GLASS PLANT.
New Industry Projected For Browns.
Vile.

Brownsville has several glass fac
tories but still another one is pro
jected. This is glass plant. The
plant is to be located on the tract of
land and owned by the Peoples Glass
company near the 7 below town.
Captain Thomas of the Peoples com
pany says that the industry has
been landed by the down river town
The new community growing up
has been considered as part of West
Brownsville, but an agitation has
been started to have a separate and
independent borough Incorporated
The location is alleged to be an in
convenient distance from tie West
Brownsville postoffice and its pres
ent rate of growth, if continued, it is
claimed, will soon merit a distinc
tive name.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-19
OFFICIAL COUNT FOR OHIO.
Total Vote Cast For Governor Was
827,666, and Nash IS Plurality
Was 67,467.

Columbus. O., Nov. 19.-The official
tabulation of the vote cast at the late
election in Ohio was partly completed
last night, and the secretary of state
announced the results so far as the
week has progressed. The total vote
cast was S40.147. The total vote
cast for the various candidates for
governor was S27,566, as follows:
Nash, Republican, 436,G92; Kill
bourne, Democrat, 36S,525; Thompson.
Socialist, 1853; Juergena, Social La
Dor, 1894; Richardson, Union Reform,
2,71S; Pinney, Prohibition, 1878.
Nash's plurality, 67,467. The Prohi-
bition party is the only one of the
minor parties polling enough votes
to give it's ticket a place on the bal
lot at the next election without petit
ton.
The footings on the remainder OF
the state ticket have not been COM
pleted. but it is known that the high
est vote cast for any one candidate
was received by Judge Price, Repub-
lican candidate for supreme judge.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-19
A A CHRISTIAN CHRIS !! Jan! SUNDAY.
Mayor of GAINESVILLE, O., Says
He Will Enforce Law, as
Far as Possible.
ALSO WILL STOP GAMBLING.
Recent Grand Jury Indicted Many
Saloon Keepers For Opening on
Sunday and Running Slot Machines.
Up . Jadee Reed.

GAINESVILLE, O., Nov. 19.-Aeeording
to the declaration made by Mayor
James l.. Holden. GAINESVILLE. which,
for the past seven months, has been
the most VIGOROUSLY wide open" city
in Ohio, will for the remaining IL
months of his term be model for
good government leagues.
The wide open policy was seriously
interfered with by the recent grand
jury indicting many saloonists for
violating the Sunday closing law and
exhibiting slot machines.
Last Saturday night the mayor no.
titled the saloon keepers to close
their places on Sunday and instructed
the police officers to take the names
of ali who failed to comply with the
notification. Monday morning he APP
peared in police court and filed affi-
davits against three saloonists, who
failed to close. and said:
Il have put the matter up to Judge
Reed, and we will see what kind Of
stuff he is made of. / will continue
the Sunday closing policy throughout
the remainder of my term and will
leave nothing undone to have the Sun
day law enforced. Besides closing
the saloons, | propose to stop all
kinds Of gambling. Judge Frazier has
taken it upon himself to punish those
who operate slot machines In their
places. With his plans | will not IN
terfere, but all other forms of gam
bling will come under my Jurisdiction
and control, and | will make clean
sweep.
IF the people of GAINESVILLE want
a closed town, they can be aceommo-
dated
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-19
Assigned to the Philippines.

Word was received here yesterday
from DR.. G. M. Mayors, who is an as
sistant surgeon in the United States
navy, and stationed in the State OF
Florida, to the effect that on January
l, 1902, he expects to sail from San
Francisco, Cal, to the Philippines, a
place where he has recently been as
signed. He was assigned TO the Phil
ippines soon after he returned to his
past OF duty few days ago after
spending some time the guest OF his
mother in this city.-Fairmont Times.