Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-26
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zuelan waters.
Pelin advices stated that Count
Won Waldersee was preparing for ~
indefinite stay in China.
j. r Morgan and ]. J. Hill viii
save 100000 in salaries Oh tho Ire
road by abolishing minor positions.
Delbert IIalbert. aged 10. e syfa
more Dale, near Charleston. -. VI.
fell while at play and broke his nee.
G. z. ". Nicely Havana postofiies
emha2zler. may sail ON steam hi
Mexico today to stand trial il Cuba.
The president has received All III
yitaticn TO attend the Knights Ten
plar conelaYe in Louisville IN August
President Mckinley received mes.
sage from King Edward vi explsss.
Ing his gratitude for tic sympathyZof
the American people
Sfgnor Verdi, the composer. III at
Milan, continued in a supposed criti
cal condition. His death Is hourly
expected.
The Bedford County Telephone
company Is rapidly erecting a line
which will touch nearly every town in
beuIofd county. ia.
A dispatch from Frankfort, Ger
many, announced the death Of Baron
William Won Rothschild, head OF the
famous banking firm.
The Democrats at Wheeling, W.
Va, elected ali their candidates ex
cept city clerk. In November the Re
publicans had 1000 plurality.
Three negroes attempted to rob the
house of J. V. McCausland, Washing
ton, Pa. His son George fired upon
them, but they escaped
Francis Yeris. a Frenchman, was
killed by a logging train near Keyser,
w. Va. Papers showed him to be
heir to large property in France.
At Charleston. w. Va, Anderson
Fauber, aged 10. tried on the charge
of numbering Thomas Dent, CON-
panion, at Crown Hill, was acquitted
Senator Towne introduced a rese-
tuition to recognize the independence
of the Filipines, and ordering thu
cessation of hostilities. He will speak
upon 1t Monday.
A cable from General Macarthur
corroborated the news dispatches thai
i1NatC Il DUST vi ILdliidNlcI. ", HUI
been arrested in Manila for stabbinr
a Filipino woman.
Milton and Calvin Crosse, of Lock
wood w. Va, arrested for postoffice
robbery. are said to have confessed
to. more than 20 robberies. They are
in Charleston jail.
The proposed holding of an extra
session of the Maryland legislature
to disffanchise the negro voters was
denounced in Washington as scheme
to send A. p. German back to the
senate.
Mrs. T. j. Brown, wife of a Roches
ter. N. Y, laborer, is trying to secure
a fortune of S60,0000O0 left by Henry
Hawkins, he: grandfather, who was
prominent shipbuilder in England
years ago.
]. L. B. Arnold, son of Sir Edwin
Arnold. editor of The Daily Tele.
graph, was sentenced in London to
10 years penal servitude for embez-
zling trust funds. He was arrested in
San Francisco.
The senate amendments to thu
house rivers and harbors appropria.
ton bill provide for an Increase which
will amount to from S60,000,00O to
S200,00o,000. It is being used to helb
out the ship subsidy bill
Paul Goodwin, arrested for the
murder of Rev. Father Riegel, at
Philadelphia, was betrayed to the of
fcers by his sweetheart. He is SUP.
posed to have decoyed the old priest
to his death.
Anti-machine Republicans and
Democrats of Philadelphia may fuse
on the election of a successor to State
Senator Osbourn deceased. The Re
publican primaries will be held Feb.
II, and election Feb. TO-
The remains of Corporal jacob
Wonn, who died in the Philippines.
have reached Youngstown, O. Dep
uty Clerk Swaney, OF that city, has
received word of the death of bis
brother, a soldier. at Manila
r. r. Leake, a cabman, sued John
G. Carlisle in New York for 81. 900 fol
false arrest Mr.. Carlisle had Leake
arrested because Mrs Carlisle left n
$500 cloak in his cab and it was not
recovered. The cabman proved 81
alibi
Al Hyndman, Pa, Arthur Guth
ridge was given 10 minutes to get on
of town or be tarred and feathered
and perhaps lynehed 1t was alleged
that he was planning to elope with
15-year-oid girl whom he had Just
met for the first time.
The Mutual Life Insurance com
pany. of New York, will contest pay
ment of $4,000 policy on the life OF
President Pearson. Of the Pearson
Nail company, of Boston. who died
day first premium was paid from an
operation for appendicitis.
The first hearing in the contest OF
the will Of Millionaire Rice was held
in the surrogate's court, New York
Rlce's lawyer, Albert Patrick. and his
valet. Jones, are awaiting trial foi
his murder. 1t is alleged that the will
presented by them was forged.
Marriage licenses were granted a.,
Cumberland. Nd. to Joel Dean Baker
and Cora May Kunkle. both Of AL
toona. Pa; Andy Minnza and Sarat
Elizabeth Lego. both of Johnstown
Pa; William E. Hague and Pearl
Shoot, both Of Smithfield, Pa.
An ordinance was introduced in