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An Ovation to MeHu0h.

Dublin. Sept. l0.-Patrick a. NC
Hugh. member Of parliament Tor 'hs
North division Of Icitrim. was r.
leased from Sligo jail during the day
nj the expiration of his sentence Oh
three months Imprisonment Tor con
tempt of court. He was accorden !"
great reception In which the mayor
tho town councillors and 1000 NATION
alists took part. The streets O! S.so
were decorated with flags IN Mr.. NC
uugh's honor.
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Asks Rockefeller to Assist.

Cleveland. Sept. l0.-Health Officer
Friedrich of this city has sent a letter
to John ID. Rockefeller calling his at
tention to the fact that medical sci
cnce had as yet failed to discover the
smallpox germ and that such dis
coyery would probably mean the elm
nation of much human misery and the
saving of many lives. He asks Mr.
Rockefeller to provide fund for the
nnrnose of having an investigation
carefully carried on.
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SERIOUS IN COLOMBIA.
insurgent Fcrccs Said TO BE Moving on
Panama.

Washington. Sept l0-Mr. Eher'
mann. vice consul general at Panama
advises the state department by cabi'
that Aqua Du!cc has been surren'
dcrcd by tho government forces r"n'
revolutionary war vessels are no" :"
the bay of Panama and the rcvol"'
tionists are reported to bc moving 10
ward tho railroad.
Mr.. Ehcrmann considers the si'nn'
tion nj Colon and at Panama serious.
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by the military authorities. It is be.
neved the plan Is to segregate the
hostiles and friendlies and keep the
latter neutral. 1t is expected that the
Macin movement will be followed bv
an expedition against the sultan OF
hacolodad, Negros island, If he contin.
ues hostile
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n Divide American Dioccses.

Rome. Sept. lo.-The question Of di-
v;ding several Of the larger American
dioceses is engaging the personal at
,ention of the preiect Of the propagan-
da Cardinal Gotti. 1t is believed that
before long the existing dioceses and
archdiocescs, numbering about eighty
EIGHT. will be so reosganizcd as 10 IN
crease the number 10 lOO.
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DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY.
ST Paul Police Locate PIunder WovtI
Upwards Of $1,000.

ST Paul Police Locate PIunder Worth
Upwards Of $1,000.
st. Paul Sept 10-Diamonds. ri
bies. jewelry and various articles o.
value worth in all upwards of $500
have been located by the St Paul DO
lice at 3l8 Walnut street, the home O!
John Wilson, arrested for highway rob
berry.
The plunder is thought to come
largely from Minneapolis, although a
portion of 1t was doubtless stolen In
st. Paul. A second member OF the
gang OF three was arrested by the 20
lice in the afternoon after an exciting
chase
The prisoner fell exhausted, and Fra
ser, the detective who captured him
was Obliged to go to the hospital
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.xorcan,xe London's Department

Kansas City. Sept. lo.-GeorGe
Hale late chief Of the Kansas City fre
denart ment. has been asked to go 10
nndon and rcorganize London's fire
department. Hale has twice taken .;'" ."r
Kansas City team ABROAD. w""'"s
nrnt houors at oil tournaments.
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WIN BY ABOUT 5000.
Republicans Secure an Unusual F'ar'
atty in Maine.

Portland. Me. Sept. 1O.-Up to 10
o'clock election . .oturns had been re-
ceiyed from 26l - oi 521 cities. towns
and plantations in the state. and the
total votes of the candidates of the
two old parties. compared with the to-
tails for the same towns two years ago
indicated a probable Republican plur-
ality of about $4,000. The average
nlurality for "oil years" is about 49,
600
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Eryar Endorsed in lCaho

P0catcllo. Ida. Sept. S.-The Demo
cratic state convention nominated a
full state ticket and adopted a plat
form which indo-ses the Kansas City
platform and William j Bryan.
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Minneapolis. Sept. lo.-Ma!or AmeS
uay b. compelled TO come back and
stand trial upon the indictments re,
turned against him by the Hcnnepin
county grand jury When the mayor
case was called Monday no one was
present to represent him and the court
declared his bail bond forfeited. Or
Ames was not represented by counsel
and County Attorney Boardman wired
him that IL was best for his own pro
lection iha, he appear The county al
torncy may insist upon the mayor re-
turn. and. in case he does Governor
Van SAINT will he asked TO issue the
necessary papers.
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MAYOR AMES ~ MINNEAPOLIS
WILL RESIST ExTRAOITION
At THIS TIME.
NO DESIRE TO EVADE TRIAL
His E--'y Return to Minnesota.

West Baden. Ind. Sept. l0.-ForEc cr
Mayor A. a Amcs OF Minneapolis -
ec.yci the first news during the day Of
report that his bond had been for
feited and that application would be
made to the governor Of Indiana fo'
cNtradiiion papers Ames said that he
never intended 10 dodge the charge OF
corruption in Office. but that his health
nj this time would not permit him 10
leave West Baden. He said,
When | recover my health intend
10 go 10 Minneapolis and give them
the fight OF their lives | will resist
any attempt at cXtradi;ion on account
O. my health q"
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s. log.s. sept. iu-The search for
a...p indicted members uf The nj
aaas- ~ delegates Doodle com
b aAo haze thus far clnicd the po-
as3 deputy shcfias. has became
] f..let.al business oi both classes
81. c.s. a,tcy tho night had iassca
Il iac .aptur" of any oi thu men
Egar.
ae homes anl accustomed hannis
E4MaHA lr-seh. julius Lehman.
a. + X lly. Louis Decker ksd
t4an Charles J Denny and Emile
.Gaa H.'e Watched hy policemen
@sa' a"l these watchers were r..
" u, morning hy other police.
r. az de ~y sh,rGs. William NJ,
aaia .s ~ Cleveland and Ado!pa
.asa in Colorado
..iel h,ly has Offer Il 10 plac. the
- lalc" force ii needed. nj the
"a. u ~" circuit attorney. in al.
III 70 I'll" q putty shefifIs. The
~ 'srse from the city have
T. s34fa and bridges. stations.
".t'. street ar terminals are be-.
e.o..it Watched.
H h., aud Lehman. who arc
\ t'.. luAyy bonds. Kelly In n
~ i ua. I-.hinaun or m appeal.
/ ie.'e ir"l less so,ici,udc. They
l@' hcliei that these tWo are
~ 'l}thS To ilnd bondsmoa.
ee''eved 10 &c in the City.
.'1'atA two deputy ahcrirs havc
atehns Tor him continuously
hailca l. Kelly oi tn.
"aIa. iGtm"r speaker q. the
81. 't7 20 haya Disappeared
4 a'n 7 SUI N St Louis. however.
short distance al friends.
L., tie telephoned To Four
L. '',r Monday afternoon and
'i'" sheriff that IL would not
kena, .Sa'y 70 hunt Tor him: that he
u M ~ appear and give bond.
\ AIN = status OF the members Of
b. CIV combine Is as follows.
\ / :" Attorney Folks custody
|Rol,,,,'''''ll. Ed T.. Murrcll. George
h. !; ;''ody of police and sheriff
kn u,,, hhe1ier, !. J. Hannigan.
(arl,. r'.' "'' otto Schumacher and
n T 80 : ~ bond Harry A r,u,l.
larIesa arP', ,h"ndcd Emile Hartmann
)ns a.. nelly. Charles J. BENNY
(erilan ~ y" Edmund Bcrsch. John 4.
|Gm =, ana Julius Lehman
n aid aa, '' city William NJ. Tam.
b dew deyoia,ol inaolnh Madeira.
kh was 'oroa during the day that nm
he,oon administered 10 each NJ m.
pose ida. 'lnhers % the combine
entity was dlsclnsoa =" ,ha
The oa,, q ). X. Murrcll. A copy
tosney r', naS been given To Circuit
is as ,o,,l tolk and the grand ;rrv
Fl do ook Solemn Oath.
|sh'yo go c"n csonlrmnly swear before A..
Y in boconaa1 ,na1 IN associating myself
hbinc | Mn im'ns a member Of this
hbinc wha,l vote and act with tho
SO Ordered and wherever may
Pm not, '"t'her N, solemnly swear that
e.,
Tact thar any my place or time. reveal
| viii NO., mere Is q combine, and
non or nero "o. Communicate to any
& place a, aons a anything that may
any meeting OF tho com.
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hill AT LARGE
,lrr NADLC TO ROUND W
eoue az THE INDICTED ST.
LOUIS ALDERMEN.
k1n. BOUND ORGANIZATION

krbers Of the Alleged Combine Sol
erri, Suorc 70 Vetc ard &C: as IN
sruc.cd and Under No Consiccra.
on 10 Ackron ledge thc Existence
b .rc Gano or Reveal It's Ooin2s
lrssr Penalty CT Death.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-14
Died.

WILsoN-Elizabeth H., mother of
G.. Bruce Wilson, Tuesday, April s,
aged SO years, days. Funeral ser
vices Thursday at / o'clock at 500
Adams street. Burial private Friends
please omit flowers. Virginia and
West Virginia papers copy.-Chica-
go Record Herald of April 9th. De
ceased was once resident of Nor.
gantown and is well known to our
older residents.
KREPPs-Died at the home of its
parents Mr.. and Mrs John HI. Krepps
on Monday morning Mary Florence
Krepps aged six years. The little one
had been i'll but two weeks and its
death is great and unexpected shock
to the relatives and friends. Mary
was an exceptionally bright and
sweet little girl and her death is made
doubly sad on this account. The 9TH
er child OF this worthy couple is also
i'll. The funeral service will be con-
Quoted by DR.. S. ". Leech at 10
o'clock on Tuesday morning and will
be private. Interment Ia Oak Grove.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-14
TWO STRIKES IMPENDING.
Miners Board Supposed to be Prepar.
ing for Emergencies In Pennsylvania
and West Virginia.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-THE min
ing situation in the Virginias and
the anthracite field of Pennsylvania
occupied the attention of the execu-
tive board of the United Mine Work
ers. In each case the policy to be
pursued was determined, but what
course will be followed is a carefully
guarded secret The acJion of the
National board, it is believed. fore.
tells strike in both districts, unless
the operators yield to the demands
of the miners. In the anthracite dis
trict no strike will be ordered until
the 80 days given the National Civic
Federation to arbitrate the differ
ences between the miners and opera
tors expire, on April 81.
1t is believed another effort will
be made to arrange a conference be-
tween the miners and operators of
the Virginias before any final action
shall be taken, but in case of failure
a strike is expected.
The situation is practically un-
changed in the Pennsylvania strike
of the Pittsburg- Rochester company,
where about 10000 men are out on
strike.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-14
REAL SMALLPOX.
County Health Officer SO De-
clares 1t
Cheat Neck Outbreak Diagnosed as
Smallpox by DIR. Warren-Dr. Lam
ham OF the state Board OF Health ar
rives on Monday to Investigate the
Outbreak Guards to be Established.

ham OF the state Board OF Health AR
rives on Monday to Investigate the
Outbreak Guards to be Established.
Dr. Eugene Warren and DR.. T. f.
Lanham of the county and state
boards of health respectively are
over Cheat where they have gone to
investigate the cases of smallpox.
The former stated this morning that
he had no doubt that it was really
smallpox. There are five cases now
being treated.
They are Fred Hastings and
Messrs. Lewellen, Simmer, Griffith
and Wolf. One of them has been
sick for 81 days and they all have
the characteristic symptoms OF
smallpox according to Dir. Warren.
Dr. Richards and DR.. Guier, of
Smithfield, and DR.. Burchinal, of
Point Marion have examined the
patients and there Is some difference
of opinion among them as to what
the exact nature of the outbreak
really is.
DR.. Warren is taking no chances.
He says that he is absolutely ssure
that il is smallpox and that no pre-
cautions will be omitted that can
prevent any further spread OF the
disease. Guards will be placed to
completely quarantine the patients.
James Blair was secured for this
purpose but he quit the job after one
nights trial. There was no place for
him TO stay. On Sunday DIR. War
rem secured the Fletcher school
house in which guards will be quar-
tered. A number of guards will be
secured and there will not be any
communication between the outside
and the patients.
The most rigid quarantine will be
established SO that there will be no
further spread of the disease from In
| lection which may result from contact
after this date. For several weeks
however people have freely visited the
sick people aud It Is hard to tell just
where the outbreak will stop.
No one is very much alarmed over
the outbreak and there is no need OF
being panic striker. At the same
time it is well to take proper precau-
tions and vaccination is urged on all
who live near the scene Of the
scourge.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-14
ELKlNs POLICE oHErF SHOT DEAD.
Shot by a Prisoner he Was Taking to
Jall-The Murder was a Most Coward
ly one-The Murderer Narrowly
Escaped Being Lynched.

ELKTNs, w. Va, April IA. Twice
in less than nine months has Elkins'
chief OF police been murdered by des-
peradoes. Page G. Marstiller, who
assumed the duties Of the Office only
three days ago, was shot and killed by
Wilburn Davis, a tough character
who Marstiller was taking to the city
lookup. Davis had been shooting on
the streets and had been arrested.
He went peaceably to the lookup, but
as Marstiller was about 10 put him In
he drew pistol, which is believed
his brother handed him on the way TO
Jail, and fred striking Marstiller In
the head.
Davis fled TO the mountains, but a
posse which formed immediately after
the murder soon arrested him two
miles from town.
A mob has formed for the purpose
OF lynehing Davis, For safe keeping,
his brother was arrested as an accom-
pliee.
Marstiller was 48 years old and
leaves widow and nine children. He
was a Mason and an Odd Fellow.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-14
SPECIAL TERM OF COURT.
No Decision in Iron City Case-Decis-
ion Expected Thursdays Con.
firmed.

Judge Mason came down from Fair
mont on Monday morning to hold a
special term of court. He did not
bring the Iron City decision with him
as had been expected. He stated
that Judge Meredith had lost his
sister and that the funeral took place
on Monday In view of the fact that
Meredith could not be present the
decision was not handed down.
However, | am ready with it aud
will give it to the counsel as soon as
they can get together and come TO
Fairmont. This will be done to-
morrow if they are ready" said Judge
Mason.
Inquiry of the counsel for the plain
tiffs elected the information that
they would be ready Thursday and it is
expected that the other attorneys can
get together with them on that occa-
sion. The decision may be expected
then on Thursday.
Judge Mason confirmed the sales OF
the Kennedy land made by G. B. Ollie
and of the M. e. church property
made by George G. Baker.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-14
Travel like Princes.

Those who saw the special train In
which III. II. II. Prince Henry OF
Prussia made his tour OF the United
States are comparing 1t with other
trains In regu ar service, and it Is adj
mitted that none OF the cars In the
train compare fayorably with the
buffet, compartment and standard
sleeping cars OF the Pioneer Limited
trains OF the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway in daily service be-
tween Chicago. st. Paul and Minnea-
polls. The people Of this country have
the satisfaction Of knowing that any
time they cannot only travel like Prin-
ces, but can get much better service
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-14
A Rare Citizen.

We have near this place curiosity
In the shape of human flesh, who Is
so years old, was 10 the civil war and
has every dollar OF his war money, has
the suit Of clothes he wore on the
day Lee surrendered, has slept IN a
bed but four nights In six years, and
had coat on but once since 1890. and
that was five years ago the 18th OF
October when William Jennings
Bryan spoke in Elizabethtown; has
never been married and has never been
known to wait upon but one girl and
that was forty years ago; he was never
know to ride saddle or go to church,
He is a man In good circumstances
neighborly and honest.-Elizabeth
KY, News.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-14
FASHION DEGREES
This Year that Ladies' Garments must
Cling.

Among others of Fashions DEGREES
for this season it is expressly stipula-
ted that ladies' garments must cling
Padding Of the hips and bustles are
no longer permissible, Skirts must
lay on the ground one inch Ia front,
three on the sides and six in the back.
This will enable the wearer to deftly
sweep up the superhuous dust, mi
crobes, cigarette stumps and other
forms OF discarded tobacco. In other
words, sort Of animated side walk
sweeper One must look as slim as
possible about the hips, and as far as
the knees, where the fiaring begins
and continues to increase to the bot
tom. No reference is made to the
"old man" who will do little daring
himself, when the bill comes in. But
first of all the garment must telling.
Keep your eye on that fact ladies'.
Others will keep their eyes on you.
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STARVING
Himself is G. w. Evans, Bogus PEN
sion Agent.

PARKERsBURG, April 14.-Charles
Wesley Currence, alias Evans, who
is now in the Wood county jail on
the charge of impersonating a United
States pension officer, told friend
who called to see him a few days ago
that he intended starving himself.
Since that time according to the state
ment of turnkey VIM. Lucas, he has
refused to partake OF his food or TO
accept his regular allowance.
The Jail officials have little faith
that Currence will make good his
threat. He will be offered his meals
regularly. If, however, he persists in
refusing food and it is seen that his
health will suffer as a result, efforts
will be made to force him to eat.
The friends of Currence appear to
be confident that he will be cleared
of the charge Of which he is accused
for the reason that he is Of unsound
mind. They argue that he had es-
capped from the insane asylum at the
time his crime was committed.
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Have Trouble Finding Rooms.

The Columbia Comic Opera Com.
pany which reached here on Sunday
had all kinds of trouble finding
rooms. They have been quartered
over town in various places. The
hotels were so badly crowded that
they could not accommodate such an
additional number of guests. The
company begins its engagement here
to night. The sale of seats is large
and it will be greeted by large houses
every time that it appears.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-14
STURGISS' LETTER.
Makes formal announcement to
party leaders.
He says that he is a Candidate for State
Senate and asks that voters be Allow
ed to Express Themselves in Primary
Views of Other Candidates.

Hon. George G. Sturgess on Monday
gave to w. e. Glasscock of the repub-
lican county executive committee a
letter which made formal announce
ment of his candidacy for the state
senate. Mr.. Sturgiss stated In this
letter that after giving careful consid-
Grafton to the matter and having been
urged to take the step by large num-
Der Of friends that he had consented TO
run for the place.
He says further that he believes it
to be for the best that the voters OF
the county pass upon the merits OF
the several candidates and says that
If he cannot receive a majority OF
these votes that he doesn't want to be
named by the delegates from this
county in the convention.
He asks that the vote be regarded
as instructiDg the delegates in their
action in the convention. To this
end he asks that the county executive
committee be called together to take
action in this respect.
Mr.. Grant was seen by this paper
and expressed himself as being fully
in accord with this program. He says
that he will be delighted to have il
left to the voters and will cooperate
in having the committee to take the
action asked by Mr. Sturglss.
Each of them says that be hasn't
any private reasons for wanting the
office but that they merely want &c
serve the interests of the people oil
the district Each thinks that he il
the best fitted man to do this in thi
county.
Col. r. e. Fast was seen today b!
.his paper and asked if he had with
drawn from the race.
mo. / did not come.into the race By
the back door and if i go out 1t will
not be by the back door. Should
there be any announcement of my
withdrawal to be made it will bt
made at the proper time through th,
newspapers over my own signature.
Col. Fast was then asked il he Ell
dorsed the primary plan.
Certainly not. | am in no SHAPE
for primary in May"
Further than this he was not abl,
to talk on account of nervousness
But these words serve to show that be
is still in the race and that he has nc
present intention of retiring from it.
w. K. Glasscock was next inter
viewed and asked what he intended
to do about calling the executive com
mittee to submit the plan for pri
mary vote on the candidates. He
stated that he would not call the com
mittee together for this purpose
He stated that this refusal was due t
the physical condition of Col. Fast.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-14
Successful Civil Engineer s.

G. e. Krebs, of the civil engineering
firm of Krebs & Clark, who have Of
fees at Kanawha Falls, Scarbro and
Beckley together with Philip Konrad
and j. D. Krebs were here Tuesday
Mr.. Krebs says his firm at present has
six crews at work in this and adjoin-
ing counties and that the prospects
are that few more will have to be
added. This is an illustration Of the
good aud satisfactory work this firm
has done in the past and are doing at
present. This firm has large en-
giDeering force at work on Loup Creek
now making surveys for the new
roads. -Thurmond Herald
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-14
Ex.CONFEDERATEs INVITED.
Old Veterans oil Wanted In the Cele-
bratiOn of Decoration Day.

A member OF the local Post G. A.
r. asks us TO state that an invitation
Is extended to all -confederates TO
attend the celebration OF Decoration
day and to participate in the parade.
This invitation has been sent out to
the old soldiers so that both armies
will take part in the observance
The policy was inaugurated last year
and is to be made regular feature OF
the observance Of the day In Morgan
town.