Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-14
SOME EVENTS In BRIEF.
j. NJ. Guffey struck 1900 barrel
oil well La the Texas field.

At Hamilton, o., physician re-
viyad dead man By the use Of salt
injections.
Manila prisons were OVERLOOKING
with insurgent and political prison
ers.
Two more victims Of the Braddoek
drowning disaster were found
Senator Chandler charged the rail.
roads with bringing about his de-
feat.
A mine boss at steubenvilie. O..
was threatened with assassination ny
anarchists.
Captain L. b. Myers died at colum.
bus, O. He was well known IN Pitts
burg.
Federal authorities were taking
steps to stop threats to Millionaire
Cudahy mt Omaha.
The river combine sent nearly 3
100000 bushels Of coalAaouth on the
rise of rivers from the Tittsbafg dis
trict.
No Knife, the last chief If the
Omaha Indian tribe, Is dead. aged
115 years.
Sheet steel and tin plate trust plans
the erection of gigantic mills near
Pttshurg.
An aged man was brutally beaten
and left to die on the railroad at
Williamsburg, Pa.
Grand jury at Kansas City holds
Mrs. Lulu Prince Kennedy for the
murder OF her husband.
Commandment Mills, at West Point,
denied that the academy officers over
looked hazing incidents
Grew of the stranded French
steamer Russie nearly mutinied and
passengers tell of indignities.
Steel magnates in New York criti-
cised the establishment of Carnegie's
tube works at Conneaut, O.
Friends of Prof r. G. Garner, the
famous explorer and scientist. fear he
met death in Africa.
Baltimore house of refuge will have
an investigation before receiving more
appropriation money.
DIR. Pupin's discoveries at Columbia
university makes telephoning across
the Atlantic now possible.
Efforts of Il faithful sister finally
secured William w. Kennedy's par
don from the Indiana penitentiary.
Both the Quay and insurgent fac
tons claim the vote of Representa-
tive john X. Thompson, of Philips
burg Pa.
London physicians claim the elixir
OF life, known as sodium chloride or
common salt. Is many centuries old
Wedding guests arrive with costly
presents for the marriage of Mr.. Van
derbilt and Miss French. at Newport.
Seven persons were killed in a
panic at Chicago and many We're in
jured, on account Of cry of fire.
in crowded hall.
Russian farmers In MeHenry eoun-
ty. North Dakota, We're starving and
Red Cross societies have taken up the
matter and are now trying to relieve
their distress.
At Albany, N. Z, Louis Currier,
aged 40 years, cut his wife's throat,
broke his son Arehie's head with a
baseball bat, and took a dose of paris
green and cut his own throat from
ear to ear with a razor. All three
are dead
The Moravian church council, at
is preparing to build new church
as a memorial to Rev. John Heck
welder, who founded the settlement
in 1913.
At Ravenna, O., announcement was
made that the 1S-year-old daughter of
Mayor Hanselman had been married
on Oct. % last. at Tonawanda. N. Y,
to r. l.. Hawkins, 10 years old
At Alliance, O.. preparations for the
construction of the new electric rail
road between Alliance and Salem are
being made by Pittsbnrg capitalists,
and work is expected to be begun
shortly.
Governor Roosevelt killed his first
lion late Saturday afternoon in Colo
RADIO, and his nerve and prompt ac-
ton probably saved DIR. Gerald Webb.
who is with the party, from serious
injury.
At Buffalo. Y. Y. Mary Spitzman
burned to death in fire that de-
stroyed the fifth floor of the Bucking
ham apartment house The fire start
ed in the kitchen of the fifth floor,
directly below the servants room.
oIlSiidlIA et-itl Eli 10 oANdPiNd 1hs'S
quarters. but six of them We're out
of town The women came originally
from Titusyille, Pa. The property
loss is estimated at $4,000
At New Castle. Pa. the Pittsburg
and Lake Erie Railroad company pur-
chased the old Brick Row" which
covers large tract of ground south
of the Union station and lies between
the Lake Erie and Pennsylvania
tracks. Both companies have been
after the property and the Lake Erie
obtained an advantage in securing it.
Additional yard tracks and large
freight station will probably be erect
ed upon it.
At Toledo, O.. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Mantell. who had Cancelled their en-
gagements owing to illness, rested
fairly we'll Sunday. Mr.. Mantell was
quite i'll. however. and was confined
to his room at the st. Charles hotel.
Mrs. Mantell was at St Vincent's
hospital, and her condition showed
Improvement.
Near Monongahela, Pa, the body of