Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-30
SOME EVENTS In BRIEF.

Smallpox has been discovered In a
Polish boarding house at Youngs-
town, O.
james Cross, aged 10. committed
suicide NY shooting near Belington,
w. Va.
Count Tolstoi, the eminent Russian
novelist and social reformer, is again
seriously i'll.
The Russian field marshal, Count
Gourko. died on his estate at Scha
row, near Iyer.
The plant of the indianapolis Sun.
an evening paper, was damaged by
fire. Loss, $4,000.
At Greene. O.. Fred Vaughan. %
years old and single, shot himself IN
the head md will die.
At Madrid the cession Of Sibutu and
Cagayan lie Jolo islands to the United
States has been gazetted.
AT Des Moines. Iowa, disastrous
fire in the city's business portion en-
tailed a loss of perhaps 100000.
David Rush Garnes, while trying to
board train at Lancaster. near
Chambersburg, Pa, fell and was
ground to pieces.
Six members of the Kittanning. Pa,
court of the Order of Foresters were
partly overcome by gas In their lodge
room during meeting.
A 6-year-ola son of Mrs. Joseph
Garden. OF East Huntington town
ship, Westmoreland county. died Of
burns accidentally received.
At Niagara Falls the first Ice bridge
Of the season has formed and appears
to be very strong and Of permanent
character, constantly Increasing In ex-
tent.
A passenger locomotive was derailed
and wrecked at Coal Run, near Graf
ton. w. Va. Mail Clerk w. T. Lilly
and Baggageman James Keckman
were severely hurt.
Lillian. Duchess Of Marlborough. Of
England, gave f1,000 to the Dorking
Cottage hospital in memory of her
husband. the late Lord William Beres-
ford. She was at one time Mrs. Ham,
mersley, of New York.
Inc power 10 order general strike
or suspension of labor in the mines
was taken out of the hands OF the ma
tional officers Of the United Mine
Workers of America, who have here
tofore had absolute control In this
particular, at indianapolis.
Orders were issued relieving Cen
eral Wade and General William Lud-
low from their present duties and d.
recting both officers to proceed to San
Francisco In time to sail on the first
transport from that vt after March
l. General Wade. wno rs now In com
mand Of the department Of Dakota,
is to be temporarily succeeded by Ma
jor General Otis.
The president sent message to
congress renewing his recommends
ton OF last session that congress
make gracious provision for indem-
nifty to the families OF the two VIC
tins Of the TalIulah, La, lynching,
July 20, 1899, who were subjects OF
the Italian government. The mes
sage was accompanied by report
made by the secretary of state.
An important and interesting sum-
mary Of what has been acfi1eved by
the United States In the direction or
opening up and extending our mar
kets abroad Is presented In letter
from Secretary Hay, which was laid
before congress. accompanying the
annual publication known as Com
mercial relation OF the United States
with foreign countries" being col
lection of the reports of consuis FOR
1900
The venango county, Pa. grand
lury dismissed the libel suit brought
against Lewis Emery, Jr., and Dele
van Emery by Colonel p. G. Boyle,
editor of the OIL City Derrick. The
suit was the outgrowth Of an ex-
change Of personalities during the |
state campaign last fall. 1t had been
ignored by the Mexican
county grand jury. The costs were |
placed on Colonel Boyle in both cases.