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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01

dobsuoh themselves, if debauchory Il.
bo, reoeive tho prioe Of the fsther's do
bauohory to build up the character Of

debauoh themselves, if debauohory 3it
bo, reoeive tho prioo Of the fsther's do
bauohory to build up the oharaotor Of
their ohildron2 Anderson county had
for yoars boon pousifg mo oooy. into the
dispcneary cofforss # merely to soc IL
(psrceled among counties which con
.tributod nothing Ho apreed with Mr.
Croft that tho,o countioB which arc
put to tho trouble and exponso Of po.
Iioing tho dispensary systom should
got the lions share. 6 s5 4, ,.E
Tho bill with all tho 90 nmittee
smendmonts then passed 1000, d
reading The bill provides that on aud
aftor april 1st, 2 percent Of ssid net
profits arc to go 10 the State, to BIO dis
tribus led as now provided by l.w; As
por cent. Of tho said net profits to 60
to rho several towns and oities in which
tho diapensaries are locate cd, aud So per
cont. to 60 to the several counties in
which tho dispcnsarios arc located.
Tho county commissioners In oaoh of tho
various counties in which disponsaries
arc located, shall apportion tho net pro.
fits coming to each county, al provided
by this aot, in tho following manor:
That not less than 10 per cont. Of said
profits to be applied to tho schools of
county, and the remainder Of said pro-
fits to bo Distributed for tho uses and
benefits of said county, as tho county
board OF commissioners may 500 ft. ii
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01
Legalized Concubinaoe.

ms T.
Tho law OF marriage and divorce au
1t prevails hero 10 nothing legs than
legalixed connubiago. I am not an:
alarmiat, bat j do say that our presont
divorce lsI must necessarily, result in
tho debasomsnt Of public morals. i
should amend the law 40 as to pormit
absolute dlvoroc olly for inf idoiity and
impotenoy, This is tho recommends 4
lio.nn tion of, Judge John G lbbons, mad q Ii, 8:
llettey 70 hief j uatlceS b Is e. tho
supreme oourg Of llfljiio III, So lsiui ii ia;
made public Friday. The iud 20 |. urgs.s
ing the enactment Of "a now Law, j, ssrites'
further: .,IsSia the Mecca Of sall tho.
mlsmated portion Of che human. family
%, peok soiace in free lovo. If & man
becomes dissatisfied with ais wife or
wife prefer another to her husband
here, he or she applies for d divorce
without much danger of its being re-.
iussd. ''1f the Legislature ehould not
DO prepared to go as Tar as i suggest it
ought to be made o. mi8deme eahor for
the guilty party to remarry elthor in
this state or elsewhere within certain
number Of years Of the granting Of the
dlVorce, !" i5 S x % 4, 4,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01
He Ia q Maaon

Masons everywhere IN tho world take
moro than ordinary lntorest in the ac-
oesslon TO the throne of Nngland Of Az
bert Bdward, who 10 one OF the most
'ominenc mombers OF the order in the
wolid, being Grand Master Of Masons
ia Nagladd, Scotland, Ireland and
Wales, Grand Psiory of Knights Tenn.
.piav in England and Grand Patron Of
Ancient and Acceptoal Scottish Kiteo
:F.feemasonry, beng q thlrty- third do,
gree Mason. King Mdward !, as Grand
Master Of Mason in l1ugiand, has q,
representative ssnbAr the GraGd Lodge
OF South Carolina, !" whose seat lb;tin
Charleston, in tho personal sof Mayor
j. Adser Smyth, himself q pastiG
Master Of South Uaroiina Masons.,
Mayor Snyth has represented tho Grand
Lougo of Eugland for many years and
as bnch he wears on ceremonial oooa-
sions avery handsomo jowel commit.
ed to him by the proaonb King of}En-
gland sas designation Of his suthority.
--Oharieston Post, S X leS 9 II 81 81
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01
Let Them sav.

"Our Washington correspond onoe. 9
says tho Savannah Nows, "Yosterdsy
mentioned that in the, matter Of tho
Harlan confirmation Senatora Morgan
OF Alabama, MoLaurin Of South Jaro,
limo and Sullivan Of Mississippi votsS
With tho Republicans, 'as they have
been in the habit Of doing on all purely
administration questiona Senator
Morgau js flx,ure in tho Eenato; Ssh.
ator McLhurin's term has vet two yeats
to run; Senator Sullivan will retire On
March 8 nexts Senator Morgan mhy
be voting with tho Republicans Ia order
to advsoe 3his pet scheme Of tho, N I'D.
rapu. canal. Dut,why should tbesoblor
two Democrats yot o against their. W
on all purely administration nIl!ha.
urog I. ny IL %
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01
I Atlanta Still Ahead! B.

j. 4. Patterson has asked the police
to find has son, Alohgo,P T Atsrson, AHA.
yoar-old boy who, Disappeared & from his
home in Atlanta lAst, Thprada az, nj RI
Patterson btlleyes his boy .haa hasI been
Kidnapped. The family of:: R asA ,Bfaxer,
who is believed TO have ,Beon kianaps
pod two weeks ago, from; the. !. GsdotfesiiSa.
archaeological achool, has giveh u p,f5Jpss}
OF over seeing him again. Braxer,a
brother, who loft his homo in Alabama
today, has no idea that the $500 in gold
which no paid a negro who promised
to restore tho student to hio familyS
will ovor be recovered. The police are
at work on both oaeea, < s,,.s :7l
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01
t6 paralysis and woskness. Tho events
Of tho last few days are we'll known.
THE QUEEN rs DEAD

A6 S6SlrEN SC 1SfAA
Atithe lodge gstos he watchers wait
cd sneyvously, Suddenly along tho
drive from tho house oame q horsem.an
who Dried ssTho queen is dead" IN no
dashed through 4. no crowds. S
& LONG LIyH THE KING.
aThon down tho hillBido rushed a
myriad of messengers Soon tho sur.
roun,,ing country know that q king
ruled over Groat Britain. Tho local
inhabitants walked as if in dream
through tho stroots of'Co#ss, but they
did not hesitate to stop and drink tho
health Of tho new m onaroh.
HAIL THE NEW KING.
i Lord Clarendon, tho nov Lord Cham
berlain, with Pfince Ohri4tian Of Ssh.
,loswig Holstoin aud the Duko Of Argyle,
arrived at Osborne Wonosday afternoon.
1t is the lord obambcrlain who, with the
Archbishop of Canterbury, announces
to q now monarch his accession 10 tho
throue.
Az the officoB Of tho lord chamber
lain, at St. James palaoo, Of tho city.
r. mombranoer, guild hall. and at the
college Of Aeralds, tho officials were
busy today, cvon before the death Of
tho queen was announced, preparing
for tho formali,ics which will attond
the proclaimlng Of nov rulor Of the
Unitod Kingdom and Iudia. All tho
ancient gazottes, court circulars and
other papors which describe the cere-
monial Of 1887, had boon taken from
tho libraries that the officials may
temmiliarizo !. N themselves with tho forms
Of pagcantry whoroby sovereign is
proclaimed. Tho oity remombrancer
said today:
IL will depend on tho pleasure Of
tho now monarch to decido how far; tho
anoient customs will DO modified to
suit modern methods, but in country
Thers freSod; nss arc &C firmly adhered
to aS England, it may bo anticipated.
that wo shall follow closely on tho
acts which prevailed whom tho queen
ascendod.the throne. Tho priyy ooun..
ell, which is vey large body, will
mcot at onoo at St, Jamos palace. The
form of proclamation will doolare that
We eto !, with ono voice and con
sont of the tongue and hoart, dcolare
aud proclaim tho. high mighty Prince
Albert Edward, oto., who, by the
death Of tho monarch, has bcooAne our
only lawfal and rightful liogo,' etc.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01
Brigandg to .Be Shot.

.Afew nights ago a band of brigands
made en- assault on the house occupied
qy John Melickerson, an AIhorio osn, In
the village Of San HsbnstiAnito, near
GuadvlsjArsi Mexico. hlsliokeraon re-
sisted tho sttaok and .wss k;llea. his
body being hsokad to pieces /. with
naohetea. Everything Of value ia tho
house ygae carried OIL Z s 4 outlaws
.!yrsrc !yyrsrc pireued into tho mountasn5 by q q
force Of rnralos and soyeral 81 them
hayo =, Just been oyertaken and captured,
.Ihe prisoners will be ta ken to tho aoeno
OF tho murder aud ehot. ,S7s
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01
viii 5Be Moved,

The Charloaton Pootsays tho v esta
cotton s y "a III hichs for moro than d
iyear has been opers tod Id Charles on BY
negro labor, will within the nesrs & ii.
ttsso' bs y owed to Nav "a Hollsnd s Spring "a, 4
near y stnsyill6 q AID vii L sbo opersl
Estsd ioy Nhito he b, Il d II Ga
,raelit o the Pacolst M dsnufaeturing
,gorpany which company owns ths
Vests ill5.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01
Diggraoeful cSenaa.

A street light botwoon won,on, led
on ono side by Mrs Carrie Natio i, tho
saloon Wfooker, with a foliowlng of w.
y. T.U. women, and on tho other side
BY Mrs. Joan Soh,llDg, wife OF tho
manager Of SELDOM thai was wro cked.
backed by dozm wenon who oham'
pioned saloons, was enacted at Enlet
prise, Kan Thursday. AL partieo
woro arrested, but later wore releaaed.
Awoman, heavily veiled, raine d blow
after blo@ upon Mrs. Nation with q
horse whip. Mon who wero drawn 10
tha aceno, offered no aid to either side.
Qdietwaa restored only WHOM the polico
,intorfered. IA request was mads for
400. Wsrra9t for Mrs. Carrie Nation
isp1 1tn1lg n, q htt, bit nonowsa issuod today.
lll ag1 so "a lgg TO fnish my work, naid
Is ~ tas!iop ,saeottssrmjnedly; and today
t',EeS 1Ees siyo. II .Abii'lonaei,a ia whore Ms.
Nation threatens TO MAKE her rt xt on I
slAtghtl tho, saloon ksopelss haye ,ata.
toned guards at t6oif blab35ali i, y 4,
~ SS VI bkudfk0
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01
g.. G. Mayaeld,
J. i. Glenn, A

u. H. Caughman.
Senator Henderson, for himself, sub
mitted Q report that tho bill do pass,
with the following amendment:
"Striko out section four and in lieu
thereof insert tho following:
"Sec. a. That any widow who shall
furnish to any Of tho persons namod IA
soction 9 Of this act an affidavit. duly
sworn to buy her before somo officer
competent to take the same. to the
effect that she 10 actually dependent
for support upon tho earnings OF her
ehlilla or chlldren, shall be permitted
to obtain emplo, ment for said child Or
children from said persons; that tho
fling of said affidavit shall be- a full
Justification for such employ mont; and
any widow who shall wilfully afwosr
falsely to any fact in said affidavit
shall be in diotablo for poIjary % pro.
vided by law. 9I}
aonators Msyaold, Caughman aud
Glonn also submitted minority re-
port, .which 10 in the form Of a substi.
tute bill.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01
Big Fire in Montreal


Whloh Montreal has ever suffered began
at . o'clock Wednesday night, and not
withstanding the forts of the .en,iro
i department. the prcgrcss Of the
tamcs Was not checked until / O'Clock
thursday morning. By that time it
had destroyed property valued at bo.
tween 81 $4,000 and $4,000, 900 and
Was still burning, though tho appear.
anco was that tho fromen hayo OF last
got it under control. Included. In the
property. burned is the epionid board
Of trade building which cost over half a
million dollars, with over huudrad
tenants and half dozen large firm,
and Two scoros Of smaller concerns. !.
Tho Weather vas cold and tho firemon
were greatly hampertd in this respect,
Outside of'tho board of trade building,
there was not modern struoturo
among. those burned. The narrow
streets, antiquated buildings and tho
ihflamablo nature of the stocks they con.
talncd madea combination which the
deparl mont was pow erloss to overcome.
The fire practically burned until il
oame to opon space which gave an on.
porlunity, for effeotive work For
time IL looked as if tho famos would
spread along @ommisionor street to tho
grend ofioo building in tho !. course Of
ore otion thege.# Numerous crowds OF
people jamnaed tho narroW atreots and
the polloo could not soantrol them.
Women tainted and their clothes woro
torn and few wore olightly.iB5ured in
ruehes for Safety. UNI, 4, b m,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-01
A Possible SCRAP.

The attitude of tho government Of
Venezuela towards tho Bermudt 3
Asphalt company (Amerioan) 10 hostile,
for the reason that the concessions re.
oontly accorded by the government have
bt or, ,givon to the peopio IN touch with
tho government and who would like to
resell them 10 tho Bormudez. company.
Tho goverDment having refused to
grant tho re quest Of tho American min
isLer, who demanded suspension of
action. on tho part Of tho new oonces
sionists in taking possession Of thoir
grants, strained relations botweon
Vonezuola and tho United States
resulted and war vessels arc expected
to return to La Guayra, and if ,he
/ ~ eh.S&slAh g.lyarn:no at 10 na nlors force:
10 take possession Of tho asphalt lake,
il is. beloved the Uniled Sta,os aux
Hilary. oruisor Scorpion will land al
armed force. The attitude Of tho Woue-
zu ,lans towards .Aporioans il hostile.
Ol tho 10Th Of lh,s month tho Vsnezu
clan troops in The, Hoyo barra, ks at
Caracas mutnied and killed thor olonel,
tho litutenant colonsi and several moi
and lhon Al,d il various dlrcc,ions. Two
uuHuEou ana ton VI Ino mon wore Fooap
turod. There was no fighting in tho
town and exact oauso OF tho nuttny IL
not known. No accurate .dotails arc
nblaInablo regarding tho sinking Of the
Brush soop Maria Teresa by tn,
Venezuelan guuboat Miranda. It is
supposed tho Maria Teresa was on her
way from the British island Of Trinidad,
With cargo Of arms intcnded for tho
Venezuel;e9 reyolu ionists aud that she
vas met by tho Miranda whioh, wishing
70 take possession Of her, fred upon
tho Maria Torosa' and by 80 doing sot
her on fire ef er'whinh aha sank,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-04
eoBBLED BY THE STANDARD.
An Independent Company Works
Bought by the Trust.

Cleveland, June 1.-The works Of
Scofeld Shurmer & Teagle passed
into the control of the Standard Oil
company. With the property there
was also turned over the interests of
the Cleveland Refining company,
owned principally by Teagle and
Shurmer. The Seio Refining com
pany was turned over to the Stand
ard few days ago. The amount in
volved in the deal is about $1,000
900.
Employees of the sold out companies
have incorporated the Great Western
Oil company, and will take up the
business of Seofield, Shurmer & Tea
gle and the two other former indie
pendent companies on the same lines
that Scofield, Shurmer & Teagle fol-
lowed
The sale to the Standard ends
what has long been keen fight be-
tween it and the independent com
panies.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-04
MISSIONARY MAckAY DEAD.
Great Worker In Island of Formosz
Passed From Earth,

Toronto. Ont, June A cable dis
patch from Formosa announces the
death of DR.. Mackay the great mis-
sionary. Born in Oxford county, Ont,
in 1914, DR.. Maekay after ordination,
decided to go to the island of For
mosa to do missionary work
He established 20 churches. to-
gether with schools and a college for
the higher education of women. He
married native in 1873, and adopted
the native costume. When Formosa
was conquered by Japan, DR., Mackay
took an important part in reconeil-
Eating the natives and saved much
bloodshed
He was elected moderator of the
Presbyterian general assembly as a
token of appreciation Of his great
work when he visited Canada IN
1894.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-04
DIVORCE FOR TWO CAUSES.
Reformed Presbyterians Take Firm
Stand on the Queston-Session
Is Nearing an End.

Pittsburg, June 4.-The Reformed
Presbyterian synod yesterday listened
to reports of the condition of the vari-
Gus presbyteries and church extension.
A special report favoring the payment
OF $4,000 deficit in the salaries of
nine pastors of weak congregations
was referred to a committee The
synod took determined stand on the
divorce question by adopting a reso-
luton for presentation to the com
missioners of uniform state laws urg
ing that divorces be granted only for
in1delity and such willful desertion
as admits Of no remedy. DIR. David
McAllister, pastor of the Eighth
Street church. submitted his resig-
nation as financial agent of the Ma
uonal Reform association. i'll health
prompting his action. The resigna-
lon was accepted, and Rev. R. C.
Wyhe, OF Williamsburg. will succeed
MIN. me report of the Reform asso-
citation was heard, and discussion OF
It's recommendations all Of which
We're OF a minor character occupied
the greater portion of the day.
Inc evening session was devoted to
conference on missions. Several
addresses on the scope of eyangeIis.
nc work We're made. Rev. William
Edwards, son of Jonathan Edwards.
called attention to the work of the
American Bible society. He made A
plea for systematic eolportage in
America. where this method of mis-.
sion work is SO neglected.
The synod expects to complete its
work and adjourn tomorrow. Svra.
cnse, n. r.. will probably be chosen
as the next place for holding the
synodical meeting An invitation has
been extended from that city.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-04
REVISE THE CREED.
Names of Men Added To Com
mite BY Moderator
Minton.
At PITTSBURC ON JUNE l8.
The place and Time Selected For the
First Meetins--old and New Mem
bers Of the Presbyterian General
Assembly Committee.

Philadelphia, June 4.-Rey. DR.. w.
II. Roberts, stated clerk OF the Pres
byterian general assembly, received a
telegram from Rev. DR. Henry g. Min
ton, the moderator announcing that
all of the members of the committee
appointed to revise the confession OF
faith had accepted and would serve.
Pursuant to Dr. Minton's instruc-
lions, DR.. Roberts issued a cali for
the first meeting Of the revision com
mitee to be held at Pittsburg, June Is.
Resolutions adopted at the recent
general assembly increased the mem
bership of the committee to 81, CON
tinuing the members of the old cora-
mittee and electing DIR. Minton chair
man. The new members are:
Rev. DR.. Henry G. Minton, synod Of
California; Rev. DR.. John Dewitt,
synod of New Jersey; Rev. DIR. j.
Ross Stevenson, synod of Missouri;
Rev. DR., D. w. Moffat, synod of Indi-
ana; Rev. DR.. S. b. Mccormick, synod
of Iowa; Hon. John w. Foster, synod
of Baltimore, and Charles T. Thomp-
son, synod of Minnesota
Following are the members of the
old committee:
Rev. DR.. Herrick Johnson. synod of
Illinois; Rev. DIR. S. J.. Nieolls, synod
of Missouri; Rev. DR.. D. w Fisher,
synod of Indiana; Rev. DIR. William
McKibbin, and Rev. DR.. S. p.
Sprecher, synod of Ohio; Rev. DR..
George B. Stewart and John E. Par
sons, synod of New York; Rev. Dr..
Henry Vandyke, synod of New Jer-
sey; Hon. John NJ Harlan, synod of
Baltimore: Hon Daniel r. Noyes,
synod of Minnesota; E. w c..
Humphrey, synod Of Kentucky.
Elisha A. Fraser. synod of Michigan,
and Rev DR.. Charles A. Dickey and
DR.. William II, Crabbe, synod Of
Pennsylvania.
Pittsburg, June 4. The Rev.
DR.. Henry G. Minton. moderator Of
the Presbyterian general assembly
has appointed the six additional mem
bers of the committee TO prepare a
statement of Presbyterian doctrine.
He has sent on the list of names to
Philadelphia to the stated clerk of
the assembly, the Rev DR.. William
Henry Roberts, who was made secre-
tary of the committee. DR.. Roberts
will notify the newly appointed men,
and, II they accept, their names will
then be given to the public. The com
mfttee will meet at an early date.
probably at Saratoga Springs. The
full expenses of the committee are
paid out of the treasury of the gen
era1 assembly.
DR.. Minton addressed the meeting
of the Presbyterian ministers Mon
day morning on Jonathan Edwards.
There was a large attendance at
the meeting, The paper was learn
ed exposition OF DR.. Edwards the.
illogical views, Many out-of-town
ministers were present. Dr. Minton
held that DR.. Edwards was the father
OF congregational theology in the
country, but that his views were held
today more faithfully in Princeton
than among the Berkshire hills He
thought DR.. Edwards combined in a
remarkable degree profound intel
lectuality and profound spirituality.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-04
MRS. DAHLoREN MARRIED.
Bride OF Harry Lehr--Women Spec.
tators Nisbehaved.

New York, June Airs. John Vim.
ton Dahlgren and Harry S. Lehr were
married in St Patrick's cathedral,
Archbishop Corrigan officiating. Mrs.
Dahlgren was led to the altar by her
cousin, George w. Childs Drexel, of
Philadelphia. She did not wear a
veil At the altar the bride and Mr..
Childs Drexel were met by the bride
groom and the best man, William F.,
Lehr, of Baltimore, brother of the
groom. The ushers were Elisha
Dyer, Jr., O. II. p. Belmont, George
J. Gould, Arthur Kemp, It. M. Parr,
Jr., and Thomas Defoord, Jr
Mrs. Dahlgren was one of four
daughters of Philadelphia banker
Joseph Drexel. She inherited a for
tune in her own right. She married
John V. Dahlgren, son of Rear Ad
miral Dahlgren. He died in Colorado
in 1899. Harry Lehr began his social
career as a poor young man in Balti-
more. He advanced to the social
pinnacle of dictator of form and
fashion, leader in the four hundred
and social secretary Of Mrs. Astor.
A crowd of women thronged
the entrance of the church, eager to
catch a glimpse of the wedding party.
AS the couple emerged from the
church the women, who were being
held back by a Gordon of policemen.
pushed the officers aside, hauled each
other about and dispersed a group Of
photographers who were preparing to
take pictures. Two women almost
came to blows. Fortunately, the
bridal couple entered carriage be.
fore the women bore down upon
them. After the carriage had driven
away the women dispersed
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-04
Ladies
Gold Watches.

They are beauties for the
price, and we have con-
hdence in them. We
warrant them in all dl-
rections for one full year
from date of purchase.
Open faces, Gold filled
cases, American move
ments, seven jewels and
clear, bright dials. We
welcome comparison,
knowing that the identl-
cal watch will cost you
more money anywhere
else.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-04
ALLIED TROOPS FOUGHT.
French Attacked British and We're
Assisted by the Germans.

Tien Tsin, June 4.-There was a
serious ARRAY between the interna-
tional troops. Some British fusiliers
who We're. acting as police here
sought to prevent French soldiers
from house breaking. when they were
attacked with bayonets and bricks.
The fusiliers, in self-defense, fred in
the air. This brought a number of
Germans to the aid of the French
men. They numbered together about
200 men.
Five fusiliers fired again, killing a
Frenchman and wounding three 9TH
ers.
In subsequent fighting four fusil-
lers, five Germans and one Japanese
were wounded The arrival of a Ger
man officer and a strong guard ended
the fray.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-04
TWO DEAD; TWO MAY DIE.
Sixteen Other Men Hurt In Col.
iision Between Two Work Trains,
Near BelIaire, O.

Wheeling. W. Va, June Ain i
smashup on the Powhattan branch Of
the Pennsylvania lines below Bel.
laire, o., two Italians were killed and
16 others more or less injured The
dead and fatally injured are:
Amello Chon, "a, instantly killed
John Netring. head crushed; died
tn hour later.
Tony Zwetron, chest crushed; may
die.
Barney Netring, limbs broken and
head cut: may die.
The accident was caused by the
rear end of Stag train running into
the work train. The accident was the
fault Of the engineer on the Stag train,
who had orders to run into siding.
The property loss is considerable.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-04
si6LEr NoLLE PRESSED.
oauphin County Court Awards EN-.
cry the Decision.

Harrisburg, June A nolIe pro.
was entered before the court in the
case Instituted by Congressman 10.
seph 9. Sibley to determine the legal.
1ty OF the nomination OF Lewis EN-.
cry, Jr, as a candidate for congress
IN the. Twenty-se district.
~ was decided BY the Daunhin
county court that Mr.. Emerys name
could appear ON the official ballot
more than once. and an appeal was
taken by Congressman Sibley