Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-07

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miles from the center OF the town
Michael Kim was arrested at New
Castle, Pa. en- tie charge Of stealing
$500 from John Kormarek while at
lending the iatter's wedding. on
July l.
The strike Of the union painters
af Washington. Pa, which has been
on since May l. was declared OFF, a
compromise settlement being effected
A freight train on the Linden
branch Of the Pennsylvania railroad
silled job Powers. of South Williams
port, Pa, near his home
A negro known as Guinea BiIl'
shot Henry Truesdal and two Ital
rns. one Of whom may die, at Car
nan. new abroad town near Steu-
nenville, o.
John Yerkes was struck and killed
by a train on the Big -Four railroad at
Crestline, o.
At East Liverpool, O., Oliver Leeeh,
10 years old, was killed by the break
ing of a derrick
At MarysviIie, O., Freddie Myers
died Of lockjaw, caused from a wound
from a toy pistol cap.
At Upper Sandusky, o., Joe lnszep.
ni was fatally injured by train. He
las wife and child in Italy
Young sappes, who was mangled
ag boiler explosion at New Castle,
Monroe county, o., is dead. He is
tie third victim
William Miskimins, of Roscoe, o.,
a brakeman. was probably fatally in
1tred by falling from the top of a
raaying freight train near Warsaw.
George Wood, an electrician, was
l.lled by coming in contact with a
live wire while at work on a pole at
Wheeling, w. Va,
Burgess E. c. Mcintyre. of Fair.
chance, Pa was beaten into insensi.
bility and robbed by three highway.
men and left unconscious in the
street, where he remained all night
Burglars blew open the safe in the
Pennsylvania railroad station at
housewife. near Oil City, Pa, but the
noise Of the explosion attracted the
employees of refinery, who fright.
erred TIE thieves away
Miss Lille Brown, telegraph op.
orator, of Apollo. Pa, was killed by a
shifting engine while crossing the
tracks near Allegheny Junction.
At Par<ersburg, Pa, James CORN.
ley. who has been in the service of the
Pennsylvania railroad since 1852, died
at his home at the age of so years.
Thieves entered the barn of Jerome
Williams in White Haven, near Drift
ten, Pa, and stole two horses and car
riages, valued at $1,700
William NJ. Smith. of Sharon, Pa.
and Mrs Susan Smith, from whom he
was divorced 33 years ago. were re
married at Youngstown, o. Smith is
IS years old and his wife is two years
younger.
Daniel Barry, a rieaer, was killed
by falling SO feet from the tower OF
The Philadelphia City hall. He was
the twenty-fourth man to be killed by
falling from the tower
At Toledo. O., Carl Monchen, aged
5, son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mon
chem. 357 Summer street, was drown
cd in cistern.
Herbert Lavoy, aged 81, was arrest
ed at Toledo o., on the charge { ~
attempted criminal assault ON / 4 k
Hope. aged IL Lavoy is held un3
81 900 bond
Harry Lavaae, aged %, residing at
Alexis, Mich, fell off a dredgeboat and
was drowned. at Toledo, o.
Lawrence Noble was drowned in
the Schuylkill river, short distance
below Tulpehocken, Pa He was 90
years old and was taken with cramps
while in bathing.
Miss Grace Bowling, of Prairie
Depot. o., visiting at Winfield Dyes
near Upper Sandusky. o., was taken
i'll. 1t was stated that the young lady
escaped smallpox quarantine at thai
place, but the physicians declare there
is no evidence of the disease in her
case.
Adolph Brewer, aged 80 years,
claiming to live at Westermain, Henry
county, O.. while walking along Wash
ington street. Toledo. O., was knocked
down and robbed of $40 by two men
Brewer was in critical condition.
The opening sessions of the conven,
ton Of the Grand Lodge of Pennsyl
vania, Sons of ST George, with which
the district lodge is affiliated. were
held in Washington, D. C. The SEES.
sions are secret.
At Cleveland, o., Thomas n. Viii
sen, cashier of the First National
bank, is confined to his home by in
Juries sustained while in a somnam
pulistic condition. Three of his ribs
are fractured.
At Bucyrus, o., Mrs. Perry Rein
hart was arrested on charge of big
amy. Reinhart alleges she has an
undivorced husband living in Illinois
Mrs. Reinhart was released on bail
While oiling a separator Isaac Stan
ton, of Larue o., was caught in the
betting and his right arm was torn to
pieces and he was otherwise seriously
If not fatally injured.
Harry Watson, aged Fl, drauehts.
ran in the city engineers office at
Wheeling, w. Va, fell through sky.
light of the Peabody building and sus.
tained fatal conclusion of the brain.
Frank Murray, in Jail at Mansfield.
o., confessed that Arthur Leonard,
the diamond thief. held to the grand
: ry in Elyria, was his partner in the
robbery of Gus Holstines safe
Prof. r. r. McNav. of Washinuton