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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
BrGnhe.

9ittsbnra %. 5ebr. - vgrae
Mdr," bas fri6sre @p6nbaus bes
@eTanbten na4 Der Siirtsi, So6n 8.
q. 2tf6mdn, tpel9es bieier an Sberlt
Searne, erIten @ice : prdTioenten Ter
rNational Sube Company, psrtdufz
tie, 1T in 5lummen auFgegangen. Der
8erluft be3iffert li4 auf 100000.
Mantud, g., %. 5e6r. = Cine
Qn3abl 9eT6dftsbduTer an Mainit-.
un0 profpettftrube tpurbe geItern
Na6t bur9 5euer serftOrt. Die
?Flammen tamen in q. 3. Rofent6aPs
S9antlptdl gum 4usbru9 uno berz
breiteten Ii4 f4nsu iber bic ongrenz
senoen 9ehdube. Der 8ranbf6aben
beaiffsrt Ii9 uuf SIS, 3pei Soz
fels, bret S9untlofdle, bds 9offgez
bGubs, mebrere @ef6dftsIdoen unb
Nobn6duFer !purben eingedI9ert. Der
@erluft 1T nur t5silpeiie bur9 Ser
fi9eruna Qebedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
Gri6uB ibrsn Gatten i'm s6Iafe.

GfepeGunb, O., %. Tebruar.-
Truu 9emmsnling bat i6ren 8atten
S:o6n 6emmerling, Der Bel Der 6;sTi9en
@traBenba6n angeIteat mar, ermor6et,
UNI i6rsr unglidIiGen @k elm GnOe
gu MAIDEN! 8eiOe balten Fo~rlpG6renb
in 1nFrieOsn gelebt, uno pas Wei6
lam i6lsB&9 auf ben sntIebli8en
9eoanten, Den Mann gepaltidm 3u
beisitigen. gfit falter ue6erieQunq
bro4te bic 6ruu ibr 8or6uben our
Q%uSfu6run9. MGhreno i6r @utte in
i6rer 8o6nun9 i'm Bette I6lief trai
fts, ei1len Geoplber in Der !6unb, leiie
an iein Eager unb f6oB benz @4las
fsnoen cine Rugel bur9 ben &opf. Die
WtOrberin Ddrteie Oann rubtg, big oe
PpIioei fam unb lie bsrbaftete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
gEirher rine @rnbenfataifrnhhr.

Sout6 McNItf Ter, 5. 3,
%. 6e6r. - Sn Der 3e4e gfr, 5, cine
Meile nOrb0fli6 pon 6ier, trat beutc
cine @rpIpfon 16lugenber Wetter
elm, tpoour6 bret MGnner, gfamens
0elucas, 8artour unb MeG9, gst0oz
tst purben, pG6renb oiele dnpere tez
6ensgeFG6rli8e 8erleBungen erlitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
ct tuar elm stnbisnsenufeSismard
S~ntersRante Mittbeilungen iiber cine
@ette. tpeG6s Der eiierne &an9Ger
in 1882 gu @0tttngen nit etnem
Wmerifdner mdchts.

N1thN~StINAh~S ~%N~ ~
Mette, fpel9e Der eiferne &an9Ger
in 1882 gu @0tttngen NIT etnem
Nmeritaner ma9te.
GbapGetpn,@ g. : g., %. Sebr.
= Or. Mtt6eG Sing, Elm berbOrruz
genbcr Nr5t. pel9er i'm Otter BON sc
Sa6ren ftarb, tpurbe beute babier gu
@rabe getragen.
Dim 4. Stuff 1882 gaben bret umeriz
tdnif9e Stubenten, nGmli9 Sato6
2atbrpp Motlep, QmprD Goffin unb
Mit9eG Sing in @0ttmgen Elm Diner,
3u nel9em t6r Stubiengeno1e Otto
BON 8ismard singcldben mar. Bis
mard iugte BEL Der @~slegsn6eit,
9eutT9lanb perbe binnen 80 sSa6ren
goeinigt Iein. goffin mar onberer
MnIi6t, unb e tpuroe cine 6GaT9e
Gbampasner getpettet. peI9e Der Ser
Iierenbe nab benz 0dterlanbs 6es Sc
ptnnenben 6ringen uno nit Qebterem
1eeren foute. 0as Sabr 1862 fam
unb 8ismard bate berloren. Der
dmerifanif4e 8iirgertrieg mar oaz
mails i'm 9unge unb 8ismurd tonnte
bes6dlb ni9t na4 ben Ser. @taaten
tommen. Qu9 bate er ge60rt, buB
Goffin inn &riege gefanen Iei. DIS
er na9 benz Sriege erfu6r, boB @ofz
fin mod lebs, f9idte er i6m Elm mar
mes neutrality-suspicious. Ii. cine
tpertbbo1e ELECTROMAGNETIC als Nnz
tenten unb @rfaB fir ben G6ampagz
nor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
Gin Srnt gum Qbi6afen Der
Gfininhiuft.

Gttbelanb, 8, %. Se6ruar,-
M}it einem &apitul BON elmer Wtqion
0oQars pirb in ben nG6iten Sagen
cine Gompa9nie gegriinbet perDen,
tpel6e NIT Der NS4ninbiu6t, oieier
@eiBeG Der Menf46sit, tur5sn pro3eB
MAIDEN pirb - ooer audi ni4t. 82z
plant lit bic Grri4tung elmer gun3en
Qn3a6l 5eilitGtten in ben gr0Beren
@tdoten beg 3onbes. Das erfte GU
nitarium tpitb 9ier nit einem Quf@
tpanbe BON $180,OO er6aut. Cine
.a6Iotut Iidere Sur" fat man angebs
li9 gefunoen unb apur cine eIettrif4e.
Gur @tettri3itdt, feline Meb!3in, iOa
our Qntpenoung tOmmfn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
6eirat6et bic llrenfrlin ieinrr eriteu
Sraut.

8fngbamptO n, N.zYg q. 81
bruar. = 8ers8Iigtes 2luhe6en bat
cine 6o65eit in 8roome>@0untp perur@
fa6t. Qlbert .. 3ppo, Elm 9unDerts
iG6riosr, Der nit 9liids9iitern reid gs>
feonef, b~erbsiratbste ii6 nit Der IS
iG6rioen Maris Daters bon Wleg6snp,
nm osrsn llrgroBmutttr er emit gerpors
ZEN. Or fanb @efa[len an Der llrentss
lin fsinsr e6smaGigen 8raut unb NAB
renb hires bdufgen 8sifammsnieins
fam inn Die Sbee, ibr isin @erm0gsu
al binierlafen. I'm bic Gu6e gan5
fiber gu MAIDEN, BOT er Der &leinen
5er3 unb 9anb an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

tion. Die bort k6enbe Grsifrdu b. DE-
nab, bic Mitttps eines Sap;tGns. bic
aus gur6aben ftummt, bat tpegen petuz
uiGrsr Sorga1 unb aus 9iebesfummer
psrIu6t, ibrsn So6n gu psrgiftsn unb
ii9 bann ieGbf mitteIs GrT9Rbeus bas
2eben 9enommen.
Na9fIGn9e Der 8ei9sz
ratbs &eiGeret.
Der DItrei9iGs Mintfterz 9rGfpent
Or. b. &psrber fat Ii8 mad Der geItrfz
gen 9auerei i'm 8ei9srat6 NIT ben
Clubs 9mdmern Der beutI6en 8Qrz
teRn besRsi6srat6s bariiber berai6Rn,
ulf tpslds Weiie Der c3e9ifGen Dr.
Fruttipn i'm Re:9sratb Elm Gnoe gez
mo6t tperben t0nne. Die geitri9e
9anerei entItanb i6rigens bapur9,
baB bic Osuf9<Robitasn Stein unO
Wplff beri u9ten, ben duf ben Ndmen
6pBl bOrenDen MenaelSbruber, Der
cSe9li9 5pra6, ON @eisrreben gu
binbern. 6reBpa partsi : Gole9e,
Der c3e6;i9e Mrbefterparteiler &atai
bro6te Stein, ct tpsrpe i'm erbrpHeln,
faas ct es tpagen ioate. 9ano an
5reBf gu Gegen.
4GGerGei aus Deutf41aub.
Sn 8arlsrube itorb Der friibere baz
bif9e Mtniiter StosBer.
I'm Neurtir6en Bel Srier erftidten
bur9 @aseindt9mung Der Oa9beder
9pppe, feline Sruu unb spei 8inber.
Die 8arOsrin 8etteIer 1T auf i6rem
Ne9e bpn ben Ser. Staten mad Ser
lin in 9snua or1gefommen nnb miro
Ii9 aus Observation-Disclosures einige
.3eit in Der Gibsru duF6dlten.
Das 4aiierpoar bat on1dBGi9 bt5
esitrigen 20. Ja6restages Ieiner @er>
mdbIung sablreife 9ludpin19e err
bdItan. Namsus Der Sffi5iere bes
9auptquartiers bes 8aiiers ii6errei9te
Der bisnItF6uenbe @ensralz2fbiutant
General Der Snfanterie b. 9fefsn einen
pra1tboln 8lumentorb nit Sr9iz
BEEN, 5fsoer, Mui6lumen unb Bell
den.
Der 8iener 6ofupsrn : 9iryttor
Mobler lit ertrantt uno muB fi9 elmer
Gr5tli9en Sperutipn unter5:t6sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
geei6enfeQer furbsrn b06eren eubn.

Gfebelano, ., q. 6ebtuar.-
Die DNationul Spi.8men's uniOn"
fat an ben 8eEsralzS uperintenbenten
8lobgstt BON Der n2ats @6Ores8a6n"
bag 8efu4 gertdtet, aGen 8eid5nz
ftsQern in 0ieniten Der 8aRn8sieaz
i4aft auBer9alb bon G6icugO Otn fir
@6icugO iibli6en Qo6n{oB gu 3ablsn.
@s Banbelt Ii9 I'm cine 2o4ncr9O9ung
BON S. pro Mlpnat fir etpo 1000
De&4snitsler. Der 9enerdl : Superz
%intenbent perfpro6, po5 9eIu4 IN gr'
tpG9un9 gu 3ie6fn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
Bier Gtnber. 3u Suoc berbrannt,

Duberlep, N.zg., %. 5ebr. -
8ier 8inDer i'm Otter BON 4 Biz 12
Sabren erlitten beute friib in Der @obz
nung 0es 9rn. Saco6 8alt gu 2i4ts
ftslO, Pu., 8 Meilen iibq6 bon bier,
ben Jlammentob. 0aS 9aus bate
aus irgsnb elmer l1rIode 6euer geFanz
gen. Der @igentbiimer mar CUR 3eit
ni6t gu 9auis. Sin Ndsrfnedt rettste
5rau 8ult uno 5rau 2llOn3O Scott,
aqetn es mar unmDgli6, bic in ben
oberen @to6tperfen f6laFsn0en &inOer
gu errei6en. S6re 9IlFsrufe puroen
bernOmmsn, big lie Der SOB erlO[te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

*** Ser aborz2Dceumz0erein"
peranfaItet am nGGItsn Wontda
4benb in feiner 9aue an Der STtz8dlz
timprsA@trabe feinsn idbrltden gro=
ZEN MusfenbaG. Neun tpertbboqe
preife fpsrosn an bic beIten Masfen
unb @ruppen pertheiGt, unb es fino
aubsrbsm tpsitgsbsnoe arrangements
gstroffen tpprbsn, I'M ous Set gu dz
mem Der gldn5enbIten gu geftaltsn, mel
DIE Der @srsin ie absebaIt,n bat. Or
beiter=S r9dniiationsn, psl9e ii6 in
Der Saqe perIdmmeln, babsn @tnlaz
bungen gu bem JeIte angenommsn.
*** Die MasfsnbGae geben lang
fam aur Nsige uno tper mod Guft an
etnieen fr06Ii9en 5ai4inesi6er5en
bal, fo[lte nfdt perfeblen, bemMasfen=
ban bss rWrbeiter : Mdnner4ors" am
nd6Iten Mpntdg in Der n9ermanidz
MGnner9or : 9ans" bei5utpObnen. @s
perlautet, buB Brin8 @arnebal Dem
Gomite ei9snbGnbi9 mitgetbeilt bat, er
poGe babel Die eanSe ndrrii6e Welt
bur9 isin 9eFoGge in @%rftuunen feBen,
*** Die Maoruts : 8srfammlun9
bss vltntsl 8rGitg c 8ersns" finbst
beute 46enb in Der Stag : 9ule"
ftatt.
*** grebm's 8odbier mu9ts geitern
fem Gri4einsn in geppbnter pDr3iigs
li6sr QuaitGt unb lit BEL ouen SHnz
ben Der 8rauerei BON beute an am
3apf. Sir SamilNn9e6rau4 pirb
Ger BOD" fir 50 Gents pro 0uBeno
in's 6dus oeiisfert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
9Gs RinOrsm6rbrrin bur Geri6t.

9prri5tppn n, 9o., %. Ttbr.-
Srau Bertha &nor BON 8odkbge,
neI9e 3tpeien i6rer &inber &arboIa
fGure efngdb unb bann einen Selbits
morbberiu6 ma6te, tpurbe ge5tern duF
bic 4ntlage beS Rinbesmorors BEN
8eri4tsperfa6ren iiberptefen. Die
5rau beFunb Ti4 felt ber @ergiftupg
i'm nSsraeIitii6en ,9Oipital" in pbiz
IabelpFa. Sic CAB gu, ben &inbern,
bon peI9en tinea BEN 8ifk erlegen
1T, bieies btige6ro4t gu baben, bod
9isbt tie alg @nrf4uGb: on,
bob ibr &bemann ft grauiam miBz
barbelte unb boB fit bic Stat in einem
4nfuUe BON 8eiites9eit0rtbeit Began
gen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
Nette @trtbi9nft i'm Vnfamt 81
SBarlefon.

G9urfeFOn, S.zg., %. 5ebr.
: 8arl San6epg, Elm 9nabe, fanb
beute bei'm SpieLen auF benz ItGDtiz
I4en &ebri4t Q6lubeplaBs gu @eItz
point min, am ufer o&s GooperzRiz
her. elm Podet, peI9es $1,000 in
8uurgeGo uno G6efs enl6ielt, Iopie
cine Nn3abf 8riefe. @r CAB Ieinen
6unO iebnsm Batter. rpel4er oeniesben
Der PoIt6ebOrbe a6lisferte. Mun psrz
mufPet, oaB oas @eloPa6st nno bic
8riefe i'm bieIigen 9Oitamt 3ufGa:g
fdnen geGa6en uno aIs &e6f4t b;ns
ausgeFe9t Dur0en.
- Maior 2pnToro Gardner, mel
der i'm 8iirgsrfriege als 3u6lmeiIter
auf bsr 8unOes : Slottt biente, Itiir5te
qsftern bon Der Mdrmortreppe Ieines
6oufes in pbtldbelpbia unb fpurbe 70
T9fper berleBt, baB er balb oaraui
ftarb. Sein Batter mar 4omiro[ in
Der 8unbes : Elotte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
GnGiiiOn unS 9ebeusberIut,
3uIammenTtoB 5tptier 3Hge na6e Mc>
8eesport. - 3pei Spote unb
msbrere 8erleBte.

9tttsburg. 3d., %. 5ebr. -
9erIonen3ug Ger. 16 Der n9ttt5burg,
8irginia uno G6arlsfton : 8abn"
cpuioirte beute Mbenb gu @oa( @aQe9,
flint Meilen BON Mc&eeSport, pa,
nit einem Jra9t3uge. 2otomotibz
fii6rer 5rant M6ite aus rniOntopn
blieb auf Der StsGe toot unb pOitz
GGert Milton g. S6ompTon aus
Brownsville tpurbe 10 I6per berleBt,
baB er auf Dem 8ege mad benz 9oz
fpttale ftar6.
Set8er 6. Sbaber aus unipntptpn,
8epddmeifter g6os. Stroub uno Der
8aFagier Mi9ael &ulif aus S60n1
billie e%rlitten I9limme 8srleBungen,
tpG6renb etli6e anoere 9erIonen gez
ringFiigi9e S9rammen unb Gnntuiioz
men babOntrugen. Nd9 Der GpGis
Iion fingen bic Sriimmer beg 9erEoz
ren3u9e8 9Seuer unb Gpurben 3erItDrt.
ghur Elm ein3iger Maggon entging ben
5lammen. Der 5ra9t3ug. tpeG6er
nu8 9ittsburg beitimmt mar. Itano
alrf einem He6engeIeife, um ben Tibz
Ii9 gebenosn PorTonen3ug 0prbei gu
loIen, aqein bic @ei9e mar aug tn
| genb einem nod ni9t aufgetldrten
@run6e fali8 gsiteqt, rnb Der 8erToz
nen3ug ronnte nit boGer Mu9t gegen
ben Sra6t3ug,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
SmmnrteQen.

Cine In5abl 8epO9nsr unb 8etpobz
nerinmn Der Stdbt bserpig..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

9ie ipnif9en @duIen.-
Cine 0epei9e aus Muf6ingtpn. ..
g., meGDet: Ser M9tb. Sames 80.
9ennp. Gonereb > Mitglsb BON Maz
rDIanb, tpiro bic gemeini6aftli6e Rez
fDlutipn, in tpel6er Der Gtabt 8dlti4
more bic ionii6en SGufen beg alien
3oGamtes iibertpielen perben, einreiz
den. Ils Der 9sI9luB eineersi9t
ipurbe, erflGrte Der Spre9er bes Re>
prGIentanfenbaufss. boB es am 8eitsn
fei, tpenrt ST. Oennp ben Mntrde duf
Mbffimmrrrg iiber ben 8sf1!ub fteIIe.
unfalI.-9. HsbmiGsr elm Mrbeiz
ter In 8uDpistp2 acknowledgement Der
rpennIDlpania : 9abn," ftirste ees
ffern Morger, bafelbt in cine WI9en=
orube unb bro9 bas redte 9ein. Man
bra9te ibn ing @tabt > 5ofpital unb
bon bort aug, ndd)bem inn Elm @erz
banb artseGgt porben, na9 ieinsr
Mpbnune in Mafbington.
Gin RecitaI Der Stuben<
ten Der 8orbsrsitungsi4uls bes
8sabobD : Snftituts4 fanb seifern
offend I'm Spif'tut fott, an benz fi4
@9ilsr Der brei 3lafen betbeilisten.
Gin rsidbattiess programm fam CUR
Dur9fIbrung.
Das 20. Sabresbanttti
Der &faFe rs Der rMaeoi5iniidtn
G9uls Der morgfanb : uniperiibdt"
fanb geftern 4benb i'm 9otel 8annert
ftatt. Die $50. s. 8. 8kblsr, Wtle
mer 8rinton, Sbos. gbefp Wortblnsz
ton, Wm. g. Wseanb, Mrminius s.
pole. Samuel S. 8elt upo mm. s.
penaft baisn bic Irranee menis bafir
~astroIfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

Sin numbafter Sem : 0Orter Qnlpalt
unb StuQtsmann aus Dem 2eben
eeT6ieoen. - Gr mar Staat8z
SefretGr unb 8unbes : Senator.
= Seine @ert6eibigung Qnorep
S~obnIpn's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-25
Alden Benedict's eQuo yadis.

Never has more wholesome play,
more intelligently acted, come to this
city, than Chas. w. Chases dramati-
cation of "Quo Vadis," which will be
presented by Alden Benedict's capable
company at the Opera House on Jan.
IS, 1901. Necessarily many of the
strongest portions of the book had TO
be sighted by the adapter, for the
entire novel Of seven hundred pages
cannot be crowded into stage per-
Torrance OF two and half hours.
TO the lasting credit OF Mr.. Chase,
however, be it said that in his six act
version he has not lost sight for a
single instant of the religious senti-
ment. Always conspicuous in the
book it is pre-eminent in the play.
Ard all lovers Of uplifting drama are
thankful for this foresight. 1t makes
"Quo Vadisn play which nobody can
see without being decidedly the better
for it. 1t is not strange that clergy
men in all sections OF the land have
bestowed upon it their unqualified
endorsement. Every member Of the
cast Is IN true sympathy Win lne
piece. Nothing can Illustrate this
more convincingly than the respectful
attention given by the gallery habi-
tues, who might reasonably beexpected
to exhibit marked restlessness during
six acts OF such production in which
comedy is almost an unknown quanti-
ty and glaring sensationalism has no
place. Each role is taken care OF
worthily.
The play is Of interest not only to
those who have read Sienkiewiez IS
wonderful story from which it has
been dramatized. for IL has been So
arranged that any body can follow its
trend understandingly throughout.
Its scenery and stage settings are
beautiful and appropriate and the
costumes correspond faithfully with
the period Everywhere people at
tend this performance who seldom
enter playhouse and none have been
heard OF who have regretted being
present. We predict for the company
in This city one Of the most successful
engagements Of the season.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-25
Revival Meetings.

Despite the inclement weather the
attendance at the meetings at the
Christian Church is good. Evangelist
Jobes preached last night on the rela-
tion of faith to works. Paul empha-
sizes faith. James says ssfaith with
out works is dead" Paul and James
do not contradict each other as some
suppose but rather supplement each
other. 1t is evident that faith and
works are both necessary to salvation.
God does all that the sinner can not
do for himself, but there remains
something for the sinner to do.
Hence we are told to work out our own
salvation. There are five agents in
conversions: God, the Son, the Holy
Spirit, the Apostles and the sinner
himself.
At the services tonight the ordi-
nance OF baptism will be administered
Immediately after the sermon.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-25

RANDALL, Jan. Mr.. ]. r. Gait
ney and his corps OF engineers are sur
veying the Randall and Cassville rail
road.
Rev. Jas. Il. Lawlis Of Texas is Wis
iting his old home in this district.
He held very successful meeting at
Custom church. There were several
conversions.
The grip Is holding sway in this
neighborhood Jos. Ramsey, wife and
four children are all suffering from it.
Emma Boyers is suffering from in
fiammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. Kate Furman had a slight
stroke OF paralysis some days ago.
DR.. Taught visited p. Wiednan =
few days ago and Wiedman entertain
ed him by playing several selections on
his Cremona violin.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-25
FALLING TREE
Causes the Death of Young Man at
Eairyiew.

FArRMoNT, Jan. Information
has just been received here about a
distressing occurrence which took
place above Fairview, iE the oil re-
gions, about week ago. We are un-
able to get many particulars, of the
affair. but from what we could learn,
the accident occurred in the following
manner:
A young man by the name Of Tdsca
Morris, a son Of Mr.. James Morris to-
gether with companion whose name
is - Wetzel, while out together in
the woods concluded to build fire Ia
order to keep warm. This they did
aud large tree took fire from the
flames. The men, however, remained
close by, and finally after the tree had
burned considerably, it fell TO the
ground, crushing young Morris under
it. 1t is stated that he was killed in
stantly.
1t will be understood that the Mr..
Morris who was killed, is not Mr..
Tusca Morris the late candidate for
House of Delegates on the Democrat
ic ticket, and who is so we'll known in
this community.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-25
CLARKSBURG ELOPERS
Located In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fea.
lures Of the EI0pement.

CLARKsBURG, w. Va, Jan. a.
Word has been received here that
Waldo Adams and Mrs. Jennie Ryan
who eloped from Clarksbnrg several
days ago. are now in California.
Waldo Adams is % years Of age and
at the time he eloped with Mrs Ryan
he was employed as shipping Clerk for
Armstrong, Crislip, Day & Co. Mrs.
Jennie Ryan was from Bridgeport and
was divorced from her husband She
has been separated from him several
years.
The clipping couple were assisted In
their travels by Mrs. Willie Hickman,
who is interested in a large oil devel-
opment on Indian Run and since she
left, representative OF the Southern
Oil Company visited this city 10
search of Mrs. Hickman to deliver a
check for 81, 500 royalty money from
her producing wells. Mrs. Willie
Hickman is the wife Of Willie Hick-
man of Bristol an oil operator ia the
Wolf Summit field They have chill
dren the eldest being twelve years OF
age. The actions OF Mrs. Hickman
are very strange: and solution OF
them has not yet been made She
left her husband several weeks age
and came to Clarksburg to live. 1t is
thought that while her sister, Mrs.
Ryan was her guest that Adams fell
in with former.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-25
WILLIAMSON FINED.
Assailant Of Miss Bessie Stuckey stand.
trial in Court.

The shooting of Miss Bessie Stuck
ey, well known in Morgantown as sec
Rotary TO President Goodnight, Of the
University, by drunken medical stu
dent in Richmond few weeks ago, is
recalled by the following special TO
the Baltimore Sun from Richmond:
The trial of Medical Student C. s.
Williamson for shooting Miss Bessie
Stuckey, 4 pretty nurse at the Vir-
ginla Hospital, Richmond, was held In
the Hastings Court The fact that
the attractive young victim, the
fianeee OF the accused, was to testify
attracted large crowd in the court.
The visitors included considerable
number OF ladies. On the 10Th Of No
vember last Williamson, while on a
protracted spree, visited the Virginia
Hospital and called for Miss Stuckey.
The young lady was not present at
the time but passed through the hall
while Williamson was waiting. The
young man pulled out revolver and
shot her twice Both wounds proved
painful but neither serious. The
pitbby yOdAb HQl1E was bu but WlbuesS
stand and told OF the shooting She
was daintily attired in black and oc-
cupied seat, when not in the wit
ness chair, next to the prisoner.
Miss Stuekey told Of her engage
ment to Williamson. Their marriage
was, however, conditioned upon his
reformation There bad been no
quarrel between the lovers and the
attack was nnproyoked.
Williamson, who is only % years
old, went on the stand. He corrobo-
rated the evidence of Miss Stuckey.
He had been on q long spree and had
no recollection OF the shooting er
where he got the pistol with which it
was done. Williamson seemed greatly
distressed while giving his evidence.
The jury brought Ia a verdict Of as
sault and battery and fined the ac-
cused 800. He paid the fine and was
discharged.
Miss Stuekey stated on the witness
stand that the engagement between
herself and Mr.. Williamson 20 longer
existed
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-25
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-25
LIVELY TIMES
Stirred up by Democrats in the
House.

Darst's Fee Resolution toes to the
Third Reading Several New Bills
introduced Debate on Langhlin s
Bill.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January "a,
The house democrats stirred up the
animals again this morning. Kenney
started in by charging the clerk with
having purposely left off the calender
his resolution demanding an investi-
CATION OF the auditors and secretary
of states offices. He said he was not
treated fair, and the republicans were
taking this method of avoiding the
issue of the fee system. Judge
Stapleton said Kenney was unduly
leXeited ever clerical error.
Mr. Kenney replied that clerical
errors seemed to be made only on
democratic resolutions.
Clerk Shaw announced shat the
omission was accidental, which
caused Alde,so TO arise and thunder
out by characteristic denunciation Of
the majority
Judge Stapleton then said: ut does
not matter what he says, 1t is not
so.
Mr.. Roberts introduced a resolution
to investigate the Weston asylum.
1t goes over until tomorrow.
Mr.. Hillender introduced resolu-
ton to ascertain the power Of attorney
and other fees of the secretary of
state.
The state flag resolution was lost.
Darst's resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution abol-
ishIng the fee system passed to its
third reading.
The Huntington charter got the
necessary two thirds to make it effec-
tive next election. Several bills were
advanced TO their third reading
Several new bills were introduced.
IN THE SENATE.
In the senate a feature of the ses-
sion was the spirited debate over Lam
hams bill establishing the state
anatomical board and giving il the
power to take bodies Of paurers and
others for dissection. Koran and
Kidd spoke against the bill and Ian
ham defended it at length 1t passed
/ 4 TO s.
House joint resolution concerning
the university investigation was re-
ferred to the judiciary committee.
A resolution separating the prepar-
atory branch from the university was
tabled.
The Pierpont statue appropriation
was taken up out of order and advanc-
ed to third reading.
Among the new bills were New
Martinsville charter and one providing
for state printery. The Huntington
charter was taken up on suspension
of rules and put on third reading A
bill changing the corporation laws
and establishing graduated license
tax, was taken up out of order and
put on second reading.