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Evening star., 1901-11-06
"DeVery Must GO."
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The sweeping victory Of the anti-Tam-
many ticket demonstrates anew the ability
of the people of New York to right their
own wrongs. 1t Is a vindication of the
confidence reposed in universal suffrage
and in the moral sense OF the community
1t proves that when the voters are thor
oughly informed and aroused no machine
can withstand them, however skillfully 1t
may be organized and matter how
strongly it may be intrenched in patronage
and power.
Evening star., 1901-11-06
The Fusion Victory.
rom the Philedelpbjs Racord
Treated for Laudanum Poison,

Mrs. Clara Coates. twenty-three years
old. was given treatment at the Emergency
Hospital late yesterday afternoon for iau.
danum poisoning. She was taken to the
hospital from. 2is Sd street southwest. At
the hospital she said she wanted to die.
but the doctors relieved her OF the poison
and she went home with her husband about
four hours after she reached the hospital
Evening star., 1901-11-06

orderly. honest respectable. efficient gov
ernment. The 9Th of November. 1901, will
long be memorable day in the history OF
New York
Evening star., 1901-11-06
GOVERNMENT STATISTICS

Year HYoMEI was discovered.
1t is the above facts coupled with an
editorial from the U. S Health Reports
that has at last compelled the regular
medical profession to accept HyoME1.
the new dry air germicide, as their only
hope OF stamping out these diseases.
This editorial, published January 5th,
1900. says: 9 No other treatment or rem
edy has had anything whatever. to do
with bringing about this reduction"
Probably not over half of these people
were cured of the disease consumption it.
self, but as coughs, catarrh and bronchitis
which furnish nine-teuths Of all the vic
tins of consumption. cal not exist where
HYoMEI is used, HYoMEI by reducing
the number of people affected with these
diseases has robbed consumption of thous.
ands of its victims
HYoMEI is sold by all druggists or sent
by mail. Outfits Complete 81 90 Trial
Outfits 25c. HYOMEI BALM 25c.
Send for our book OIL HyoMEI and FIVE
days treatment free. 1t may save your
life. The R. T. Booth Co., Ithaca, N.Y.
Evening star., 1901-11-06

Malaria Makes Inpure blood,
Groves Tastelsss Chill Toaic eurps Nslsr1a.
Evening star., 1901-11-06
Reform I'm New York.
, phs1a aA.lnhg. rAA-

sss IN Nc"
From the Philadelphia Ledger
The victory achieved by the political re-
formers In New York yesterday was OF
the first Importance, since, IL It did not de-
stroy the malign power Of Tammanyism,
1t dealt IT blow from which that twin
evil of Ashbridgeism will not soon recover
The Fusion Victory.
From the Philadelphia Record.
The result of the election yesterday in
the city of New York is most gratifying II
is neither democratic defeat nor a repub-
lican victory. 1t is a triumph of non-par-
tisanship. The people have simply taken
their municipal government out OF the
hands Of Croker and lodged It in the hands
of a man whom they trust The election of
Seth Low and the victory of fusion furnish
new proof that the people of cities are still
fit to govern themselves. The overthrow OF
Tammany Hall Is made more significant for
the reason that IL had masked its fight by
naming a fit man for the mayoralty and
had endeavored to carry the day by put
ting him In the forefront of the battle This
is not the first time that the first city in
the land has set the pace for other cities
in civic regeneration. May we not hope
that 1t is the beginning Of a permanent d.
vorce between municipal management and
state and federal management
Evening star., 1901-11-06

Sigsbee .iaid il better than that of Sigsbee
l think,xhe cdurt can be sure that Captain
Slesoee did say to Commodore Schley
when he cama aboard the Brooklyn, that
The Dons are not there"
Evening star., 1901-11-06

when he cana aboard the Brooklyn, that
ihe Dons are not there"
Fhe Departments Order.
Again quoting from the dispatch. Capt.
Parker Sead! !! 1.-The department looks to
you to ascertain facts Didn't the COM
modore ascertain facts?. he asked.
ana that the enemy therein does not
leaVe without6decisive action" he contin-
ued reading. We'll was there not decis-
I've actfon?" he asked. The poor old
: >tnlsh admiral came out, with his flag
Lslhg gaily att his mastheads on that Sun
Gay morning. and before 1 o'clock of that
gay saw his ships on the beach, burning,
ploWing up and all destroyed. He came op
poard the American ship without shoes for
MS 1eet. or hat for his head, and a pair of
drawers and an undershirt Decisive ac-
.Ion! Was there anything that was more
decisive than that?
Ihls is doubt" he went on, from one
enu to the other. There is nothing posi-
i've about it.. Then follow injunctions about
coal. but they cut no ice whatever. No
ooubt the commodore could have gone
somewhere for COAL but 1 do not believe it
Was ever contemplated that he should have
gone off 125 miles for it. So there is nothing
positive or mandatory in that Harvard dis
datCh'
Evening star., 1901-11-06
1T SAVES LIVES

According to facts and figures taken
from the Bureau of Vital Statistics in
Washington this little instrument has
saved the lives of thirty-two thousand
four hundred and forty ght persons dur
ing the past four years.
GOVERNMENT STATISTICS
Giving the actual number of deaths from
pneumonia and consumption during the years
1888. 1894 and 900 showing how rapidIy thev
increased before and have decreased since the
discovery Of the new cure-facts which NO one
dare dispute.
Deaths from
- PnsnUi0nid and
isnr Fop"fafion' Consumption
1858 SO, 100000 193,694
1SS4 70, 100000 *211,143
1900 65, 100000 176,6e5
Evening star., 1901-11-06

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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
THREE SHOWS NEXT WEEK.
Plenty Of Good Entertainment Ahead
ut the Opera House.

After rest Of nearly mouth we
are TO have feast OF good things in
attractions at the Opera House next
week. On Monday, January 2lst the
vivacious and mirth provoking Widow
Brown will be with US. This show
has been here before and was well re-
ceiyed. They will no doubt draw WE'LL
The second attraction comes Wednes-
day January 23d and Is the famous
McCloy Stock Company organized by
Mr.. McCloy manager Of the Grand
Opera House Of Pittsburg Manager
Swisher after considerable correspond
ence and visit to the manager of
the company has induced them to
make trial visit to our city. This
complay plays a circuit OF towns each
week. Ii we give them good audi
ence they will return. They appear
next week in "Esmeraldo. They have
been to Uniontown three times this
month always to crowded houses. The
third attraction is Quo Vadis which
comes Friday the 25th OF January.
The interest In the book from which
this play is taken will no doubt
cause hundreds to attend.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
coy. ELECT WHITE HEDGING.
Now says ne is Not y Candidate for
United States Senator to Sac-
coed Scott.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, January II.
Governor elect White has an inter-
view in paper here denying that he
is candidate for the Senate to sue
coed Scott. 1t it thought that he
put out a feeler through the Journal
at Parkersburg, and finding that 1t
did not create stampede from Scott
TO him, Is now trying to hedge to save
himself from that tired feeling which
follows hard fall. There is no rea-
son 10 doubt that he Is tentative
candidate, and with the least bit OF
encouragement Will De openly In the
field long before the time for the cleo
tion comes around. He denies having
given any expression concerning the
university matter, but says be thinks
the minority on the various boards
should be minorities indeed, and not
large enough to hamper the majority.
This undoubtedly means that he Is In
favor Of recognizing all the boards
and will give as the reason the desire
TO make the division six Republicans
and three Democrats, instead. of five
Republicans and four Democrats as
now just as was stated In these dis
patches several days ago.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
GOVERNOR WHITE
Talked to Republican Members
of L legislature

Behind Closed Doors on Wednesday
Night What he Said Has Leaked ont
TO Some Extent University Matter
Taken up-Substance OF his Remarks
anent the School.
Reports from Charleston are to the
effect that Governor White is taking
large hand in shaping affairs in the
legislature. He held a caucus with
the members of that body behind
closed doors on Wednesday night and
talked to them of his plans and ideas
on various subjects. The informa-
ton that has leaked out has been very
interesting bnt very meager.
However 1t is known that he insist
ed on having a steering committee to
look after all legislation and the COM
mittee is to say whether the measures
are for the best interests of the party
before it is to receive official sanction.
A great deal is dependent on the
way that matters are handled he is
said to have declared and the mem
bers are very much in favor OF allow
ing him TO direct them as he wishes
them to go.
He called their attention to the fact
that under the present law governing
the various Institutions Of the state
it would be two years before he is CIV
en- control of them after he is inaugu-
rated. The laws in regard to the APP
pointment and membership Of these
boards will more than likely be
changed.
A great part Of his talk was devoted
to University matters and he declared
that only the most conservative aud
able men are to be placed in control
of things at the local institution.
Just what this means can be interpre-
ted by each side as their wishes die
tate.
Those who desire change in affairs
have nothing TO fear from the Cover
nor and what he knows OF the condi-
tion of affairs here. They have every
confidence that the matter will be set
tied as it should be settled unless a
very great change comes over his ideas
in short time. The developments
of the next few days will be fraught
with great significance.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
Grants Bills.

Mr.. Grant has introduced the fol-
lowing bills into the legislature since
the session opened:
BY Grant, bill No. 5, to create the
municipal corporation Of 1.-THE City
Of Morgantown'' to grant charter
thereto, and to annul charter OF Nor
gantown, town OF South Morgantown,
town Of Greenmont and the town OF
Seneca. Referred to Counties, Dis
tricus and Municipal Corporations.
BY Grant, bill No. 6, an act for the
punishment OF cruelty TO animals,
especially with regard TO the comfort
of animals transported To market.
Humane Institutions and Public
Buildings.
b. Grant, bill No. I, to increase
the powers and efficiency OF the West
Virginia Humane Society, giving
accredited officer Of the society, power
to make arrests and providing penal
ties for interfering with him. HUI
name Institutions and Public Build
ings.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
IMPROVEMENTS CONTEMPLATED.
Mingo Club Rooms to be Fitted up in
Even Better Style Than at Present.

It is the intention of the members
and officers of the Mingo Club to
shortly reorganize that institution
and admit a number Of desirable men
who are now applicants. The club
room is to be refurnished and fixed up
in even better style than it has been
in the past. Many of the best people
in town belong to the club which is
one of our most admirable social in
situations and it will be made even
stronger in the future than it has been
in the past.
The plans of those who are back of
the Improvements are for extensive
and elaborate additions to the fur
nishings of the third floor of the Sec
ond National Bank building which is
under lease by the club. These will
be carried out in the near future.
Mr.. e. M. Grant is president of the
club and Mr.. E. B. Stewart is secre-
tary and treasurer.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
PASSED THE SENATE.
Dayton's Bill now Waits Presi.
dents Signature
To Become Il Law-it Provides for An
other Federal judicial District In
This State President Ii Expected to
Sign 1t Without Farther Delay.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. 1.-THE
bill to divide the State OF West Nir.
ginia into two federal judicial dis
tricts now needs but the signature of
the President to make IL law.
It was called up by Senator Spoon
er today in the Senate and passed
without opposition. having already
passed the House on December nth.
This was Senator Spooner's third
attempt to get the bill through the
Senate, andsit succeeded, his efforts
on Monday and Tuesday having failed.
The bill passed as it came from the
House without amendment, and goes
into effect July 1st.
1t provides three important federal
offices to be filled by the PRESIDENT
district judge for the Southern dis
triet, and a marshal aud district at.
torney for the Northern district, Go
which Judge Jackson is assigned
Besides these, the new Judge will
have the power to appoint clerk.
So far as is known here, the appoint
ments to these Offices have not been
finally determined, and are not likely
to be made for a week or two, as the
president is unable just now to give
the subject consideration.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17

Delivered Lecture Wednesday Night.
Talks by others also Enjoyed.

Hon. G. Fl. Mccormack, of Gallia
county Ohio, delivered a practical,
instructive, and entertaining address
at the Expirement Station Lecture
room, Wednesday night, to the Agri-
cultural students OF the University
and the public. The meeting was
held under the auspices Of Aurora
Grange No. 372. After the address
Of Mr.. Mccormack, DR.. Ruhl and
Prof. Atwood were called upon and
responded in a happy manner All
We're well pleased with the entertain
menJ, and other similar meetings, TO
be addressed by prominent farmers Of
this and other states, are expected to
follow during The winter quarter
Mr.. Mccormack left for his home on
the $40 train.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
BEATEN BY HIGHWAYMEN.
Clarksburg Man Had Narrow Es.
cape From Death.

CLARKsBURG, w. Va, Jan. IT,
Ferdinand Lachapelle Frenchman
employed at the Lafayette glass fac
tory and residing in North, lew, was
held up at II o'clock last night on
his way home by two unknown ne.
groes for the purpose Of robbery,
but got no booty, as he had no mon
ey with him. They assaulted Lacha-
peIle brutallv, and left him on the
roadside unconscious, where he
might have persisted during the
night OF col il Nat Gill had not run
across and taken HIM in. Lacha-
pelle's face was badly battered,
bruised and laeerated, but he will be
.ont in a day or SO. There is no clew
except that the highwaymen were
negroes
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
Congressional Apportionment Bill.

The apportionment bill passed the
Senate Friday last, as it came from
the house, and it will be law as soon
as the President signs 1t. The meas
ure is known as the Burleigh bill. 1t
increases the membership of the House
OF Representatives from 357 to 3S9,
great majority OF the Increase going
to the Republicans. The bill, al
though House measure, was really
the work of Senators Platt, Quay aud
Hall and other recognized party bosses.
The states which Will receive an in
crease under the bill are: Arkansas,
California, Colorado, Connecticut,
Florida, Louisiana, Massachusetts,
Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina.
North Dakota, Washington, West
Virginia and Wisconsin, one each;
Minnesota. New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania, two each; Illinois, New York
and Texas, three each. A. total Of
twenty mine.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
WILL STAY OYER SUNDAY.
Evangelist Smith will not Leave T0-da
as Expected.

The congregation at the Presbyter-
when DR.. Buchanan read a telegram
from the secretary of the Pastors Al
lance of Decatur, H., stating that
their meetings could be SO arranged
that Mr.. Smith could stay in Morgan
town until Sunday night. Mr.. Smith
was announced to begin union meet
ings ia Decatur next Sunday, which
would have necessitated his closing
the meetings here tonight. The
christian people OF the city are GER
tain that this new arrangement will
mean much for Morgantown. The
meetings have already accomplished a
great deal. Great results are expect
ed in the next three days.
The subject of the sermon last night
was: ''The Sin Against the Holy
Ghost" 1t was one Of the most im-
pressive sermons the evangelist has
preached.
lie showed clearly how the Holy
Ghost seeks the sinner. Through
various instrumentalities through
the Scriptures, through the sermons,
the songs, the Christian friend, the
Sunday school teacher-all of these
invitations are from the Holy Ghost;
! to refuse them is TO insult Him. TO
repeatedly refuse them is obviously
the SIN against him.
The church and lecture room were
filled 10 overlooking with deeply inter
ested listeners. A number of persons
Indicated their Intention of becoming
Christians. Mr.. Smith will preach
tonight on "Kadesh- Barnea.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
Expected has Happened.

The expected has happened It
was not generally believed that
President Raymond, Of the Univer-
sity OF West Virginia, would long
remain at the bead Of that institu-
ton after the recent fracas. His
resignation comes as treat to the
public. No institution could have
expected to reach conspicuous pc
sition IN the educational world so
long as harmony was beyond accom-
plishment Harmony has not exist
ed since Raymond became president
What is needed is good, live
hustling man as the head of the
West Virginia University. and a
great burden of anxiety will be lift
ed from the minds of all West Yir-
ginlans.-C Charleston Gazette.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
YOUNG MAN DROPS DEAD.
Heart Disease Caused Floyd Benefits
Death Mt Fairmont.

FAIRMoNT, w. Va, Jan. 17--Floyd
Bennett aged % years dropped dead
at his home Ia West Fairmont this
morning. He has been in delicate
health for years. His death is due TO
heart disease. The funeral services
will be held AT the First Baptist
church tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, but the arrangements for the
interment have not vet been decided
upon.
@. S. Mckinney, G. L. Smith,
George Debolt and others, stockhold-
ers of the Buffalo Coal 4 Coke com
pany, all Of this city, have sold the
West Fairmont Coal & Coke company
several hundred acres Of coal land In
this county at price Of 1852, 900.
The deed has been admitted to rec
ord
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
OPPOSING GREATER
MORGANTOWN.
Greenmont's Council on Wed.
nesday night takes action.

They are not In Favor OF Being Consol-
dated ! Representative will he sent
to Charleston to speak against the
bill-South Morgantown also said to
be disgruntIed.
Greater Morgantown is to have op-
position. Greenmont decided this at
meeting of council on Wednesday
night Just what form the opposition
will take has not yet been decided
upon. However they will send rep
resentative Of the town to Charleston
TO appear before the proper commit
tees aud protest against the move.
The grounds on which the protest
will be based are not given out bit
they don't. want to come into the
bigger town. They have all the
town government that they need just
now and THEY have decided to scrap
over having any more. The represen-
tative to be selected and the time. to
send him down have not been selected
but that will be attended to in few
days.
West Morgantown don't want to
come in and there is no desire to make
them come They have been left out
as there is no desire on the part of any
Z one to take them in against their
will.
South Morgantown is said to have
about decided that they will oppose
the matter and they will ia a few
days take some steps towards showing
their feeling to the legislature.
Just why they and Greenmont are
against it are unknown unless it be
from fear Of heavier taxation. Seneca
is in favor Of the plan and she will
make no protest.
The bill has been reported on favor
ably by the committee and it is now
far on the way to becoming law. 1t
will be pushed through as fast as the
circumstances will admit of its being
pushed
It is not known what effect that
opposition Of the outlying towns will
have on the plan but the next few
days will develop this.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
TWO CENTS
PROPOSITION ACCEPTED.
Parkersburg Agrees to the terms
Proposed.


And Her New Glass Plant will be a go--
Bamnlster aud MeDermott TO Expend
$50, 600 and start the Plant They
then Get S85, 900 Details Of the
Deal.
This afternoon the executive com
mittce Of the Board Of Trade held
meeting, and there was present rep
resentatiyes OF the Parkersbnrg In
dnstrial Company says the Parkers
burg journal The committee of the
Beard endorsed the deal OF the In
dustrial Company with Morgantown
capitalists, which means the certain
ty OF the building Of a large glass
factory here similar to the one oper-
ated by the same capitalists at Nor
gantown.
The beat bonus proposition ever
made TO the Board of Trade Is the
one made by JOS III. McDermott and
Frank b. Bannister. OF Morgantown.
They propose to build and equip
glass factory that will employ $50
people at the start. They propose
to build the buildings on site Civ
en- them free, and equip them with
first class plant. They propose to
put into the factory themselves $50
600 of their own money, and to start
1t with $50 employees giving u guar
antee that they will run it steadily
for five years, paying out about
1925, 900 in wages each year or more,
lii required to increase the number
OF employees. They ask nothing from
the public spirited people till after
tue factory is built and in operation,
with 200 men at work, and all the
machinery and the plant itself, ex-
actly as they had agreed to erect
them; then they want $4,000 in
cash given them, which is the
amount they had figured in, when
buying machinery and putting up
buildings.
1t is the best proposition that has
been made to the Board OF Trade.
They Of course, realize that the peo-
pie would not 60 down into their
pockets and pay out the bonus In
cash, but there are many ways to
raise money, SO the Board turned the
proposition over to the Industrial
Company, and that organization has
accepted the proposition of the Nor
gantown capitalists, who are web
known, responsible and wealthy bus
mess men.
The factory will be larger than the
one at Morgantown, which these
gentlemen own, but it will be run on
a similar plan, the co operative plan,
which allows the employed to buy
stock in the company. That pre-
vents strikes and labor troubles. All
the skilled mechanics at the Nor
gantown factory are owners OF stock
in the company there.
There Is no trouble about fuel
here The factory will use coal
mostly, and will only require about
$4,000 feet OF gas day for finishing
purposes.
1t will bring to this city a new
class OF iaboring men, all getting
good wages, and it will prove an ac-
QUESTION Of great Importance to the
manufacturing interests of Parkers-
burg. The Morgantown gentlemen
look upon the establishment here as
merely an enlargement Of their Nor
gantown plant, although this one
will be larger and capable Of doub-
ling its capacity if business demands.
Their factory at Morgantown has
been one Of the most successful and
prosperous in the country