Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-16
other Changes to BE Made.

0t1CF SHdH9CS To DC WduS.
Recorder Brown said yesterday that
he was planning a number of other
changes.
The position Of City Treasurer D.
r. Torrance is in doubt. His atti-
tude has been neutral since the new
administration was installed, but he
may be removed, as it is the inten-
ton of the city hall leaders to ap-
point only those who will be active
in support Of the administration.
There will also likely be a change
soon in the position Of clerk of the
Central police station, now held by
Anthony F. Heating. The salary is
$4,000 a year. Mr.. Keating's appoint
ment was a personal one, made at the
request of Councilman w. A. Magee,
who has since been taking a promi-
nent part in the numerous attacks
made by councils upon the city adj
ministration. There are many de.
mands that the place be given to a
man in sympathy with Recorder
Brown.
Director Andrew Fulton stated yes
terday that he would probably have
some appointments to announce Mon.
day.
The Post said, in part, this morn.
ing:
At Senator Quay's request deal
has been entered into between Sena.
tor William Finn and his Pittsburg
and Allegheny county organization
and the Stone-Quay organization In
Allegheny. It's terms indicate that
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ahead to Films restoration to abso-
lutte bossism, the removal of Re
corder Brown and the gold bricking
Of the people who secured the pass
age of the new charter bill. The deal
provides:
That Senator Charles A. Muehlbron-
ner shall have no opposition for re-
election, former Mayor Charles Geyer
having already withdrawn.
That Speaker William T. Marshall
and John Henderson shall be re-nom-
mated for the legislature from the
Second district
That the Allegheny city organiza-
ton shall not join forces with the
Bigelow-Oliver political combination
In opposing Films slate of county Of
ficials.
That Congressman w. Fl. Graham
shall be renominated.
That the Allegheny city machine
will aid Finn in breaking every rule
and precedent In the selection of dele
gates to the state convention by hav-
Ing the delegates elected by the legis-
latlve district conventions where can
didates for the assembly are named.
And that the Allegheny machine
shall assist Finn in advancing the
primaries that should be held in June
to an earlier date.
Brown Men Seem Confident.
But the leaders and followers Of Re
corder Brown seem more confident
than ever that he will remain. On
the day that he was to have been re-
moved, according to agreement be-
tween Finn and Stone, he re-opened
his ripper campaign and asked for the
resignation of Police Magistrate
David J. McGeary, for the reason that
he believed McGarey was disloyal.
Another large batch Of dismissals is
expected today or Monday.
And Thomas s. Bigelow has de-
clared that the organization of which
he is the leading spirit will offer the
Republicans Of Allegheny county a
full list Of anti-Flinn delegates to the
state convention
INSERT CONFERENCE
AT the afternoon session Bishop
Fowler's request for the $4,000 APP
preparation for Utah schools was
granted and the missions were al
lowed what they ask for, minus the
s per cent cut.
Other appropriations were made as
follows during the morning and af-
ternoon: North Montana, $4,46O;
Wyoming. s5.152: Alaska, S4,140; Cal
ifornia, s4.968; California for English
work In Honolulu, $500; Columbia
River. s7.150; Oregon, $3.50: Puget
Sound, $500; Southern California,
S4.447; Western Norwegian-D Danish.
$4,000: North Pacifcaerman, $4,000;
Oklahoma, $4,000; Northern Mime
sofa. $500; Northwest Iowa, $8,I11;
Northwest Kansas, t1,2s0; Southwest
Kansas. $4,000; West Nebraska, 3B.-
go Colorado. $4,000: I6ahe, 1{.toot
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