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New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
THINKS FRANCHISE WILL PASS.
ALDERMAN MINNEs SAYS McALL Is MISTAKEN
IN HIS CANVASS

ALDERMAN MINNF>S SAYS MCALT. L. MISTAKEN
IN HIS CANVASS.
Alderman James A. McInnes. vice-chalrman OF the
the board while President Fornes is Acting Mayor.
Yesterday replied statements of John T. Mccall,
the minority leader in thu board. regarding the
Pennsylvania tunnel franchise. Alderman Mccall
was quoted as saying that a canvass he had made
had shown that at least forty-fve members OF the
seyenty-uine still and would be opposed to
the franchise and would defeat 1t Alderman Nc
said.
t'lirk Alderman Mccall is mistaken in his can
I believe that the franchise Will be proVed.
Forty votes needed to approve ii. II the OBJ
came up had been met in 4 minority report OF the
Railroad Committee II Is undoubtedly the that
many of the members would have voted differently.
As vas. they had TO vote yes or no. and could
do nothing else. The objections OF President Can
tor which were not answered at that time, prob
ably had some weight. The objection that the fran
chise was in perpetuity Is already shown TO be
erroneous The franchise says II shall be twenty
i've wear lease and the end of that time the
citv shall FIX the of compensation. IT a rate
he left TO the courts q decide. That dispoSes of
that objection. | think without any doubt the
franchisa will eventually be adopted expect
IL will he back for our consideration by October l.
Alderman Goodman said
admire Alderman Mccall for his pluck in taking
such a bold stand. but he Is much miSled. If
he thinks has such canvass of 40 votes. do
not believe the franchise be beaten by any
and that sooner later it will be passed
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
ACCUSED OF STEALING u. K. yEsUP's TREE

DETECTIVES SAY THEY CAUGHT NEGRO CHOP
PING DOWN ONE on HIS BRONX ESTATE.
Robert Wright colored. tWenty-four years old. Of
No 800 West One red-and-forty-eighth-st, was
arraigned in the Tombs Police Court yesterday,
charged with stealing oak tree valued at So
from Morris h Jesup He was paroied in the
custody OF the son OF his employer, w f WEIGH
a contractor until to-day.
The story told to Magistrate Hogan was that on
May Il last il was found that one of the trees in
the woods on Mr. Jcsups estate in The Bronx had
been chopped down Mr.. Jesup much worried,
and employed detectives to watch the woods
After eleven more trees disappeared Mrlght was
caught chopping down oak wright does not
denV taking the tree, hut says he knows noth-
ing about the other eleven
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

william P Riggs Of Ba!more EMPIREaE F; Rd:toE
Nathan. of Buffalo: J. Stanley Pratt or h9S,"r 9fr
FIFTH AVENUE-Seth A. Borden OF Fan ftlFel
Mass 2 nd L a. RgsSS Tistiag
hon OF Russia; F. NJ. Murphy. of Arizona Man
HATTAN- Senator Mal9y :, Of oGdegSba,rs%l %lETA "a
ERLANDS- General f. p. Ripley. president OF
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad COMPANY :
Henry r Dean of Providence. r. l. VICTORIA
H B. FarweT. Of ST. Paul: W F HOUCK. Of
Memphis WALDORF VI. n. Smith president OF
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company;
b Thomas. of Chicago. J. NJ. Culp of Washing
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14

steamer aa Ger Pghi m Hsm0grs Is1ta 1gE 1-
.rriysss ~ the Rar az 80 p m s. -,
Steamer eodsboro french Philadelphia with Hdss
wiism E3Ses eys Hastings Ba,ore with a'e 20
luRasrs = NsSDei fSg d TS 19ia5a
Steamer Jamaica tNor Petersen. Banrs 81 5ays M a.
fruit and cabin passenger the United Fruit 60
rysd as the siI-rn siE IN Nara Therssa We
Bremen august ; souhamP1on and = os-s
SS erTT 1 % Of Svannah Fisher savannah August H.
"sa SANDY HOOK J. Aug 10, $50 nl-wind southwest
moderate clear
steamers St Paul for Southampton Gersgie BT3sner BT
erpooI: SarJiinan tr! GLASGOW Mas % Ger ,,srs Bar
Sercer dBr1 Norfolk: Venanso tBr santiago De ,s~-
9resns SABINE Galveston Domingo ''.
Sanchez etc. via Turks lsiaha
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS
Pr9a Wilhsl1i GER Shtsr from Irernsn
so,.,hsmpton ham, oh Aus i5Arriyei Phia5sPn
Liverpool Aug I3-Arrived, steamer Bohemian 'n'''
scily 4ns fs-Fasssd steamers Ia Eland5s 7TS-s gS
F5ff'n IS TsIGT . NsTYtTS a2F fo AnssiS a55apn
Fiume ,c,.5, aug Sa S45Tk,e8 46Ik. Via Msiia. etc
dam 'Du1eb,. Bakker New-York via Bouiosne sur
- Sie,.4 ram Bs@sR and
ciibraIaIT sPs0n Aus SPassed Scotia tGer aT
Genoa for New-York- 49,. f>sr,
PTsser. Ne 1-Yok via Gibraltar for Genoa 'anA pr
Malta Aug Is-A-rIved. steamer Piequa tSr'' FuA"'
New York. -, e-rarIin
Yokohama via singapore, etc for New ORR
Sup T.-PaSsad steamer Perugia tSri 1oniS'-'
Port Ntfs sdd Ans lG5 Border Knisnt BE
SnIatt SeS-YorL viz Algers for Alden. Sngapors., =
st Thomas Aug is@ssied, steamer caribbee tsr Man'
New York. ~.-.eas
~ yyo1tirics from puerto Cabeio. Curacao ana -
Guayrss, New-Tork-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
TNPORT4NT SEIZT RE He THINhS
GODDARD SOCIETY SUPERINTENDENT GETS
ALLEGED POLICY MEN

Superintendent Macfarlard and Agent Brahme' Of
the Goddard Ant-Policy Society. made raid on an
alleged policy shop at No. 2l9 West Eghteenth-st
Yesterday and arrested three men. charging them
with having In their possession policy paraphernaiia
In jefferson Market Court the men described them
selves is Thomas Brown. forty-nne years old. Of
No 433 West Twenty-third-st.; Frank Richards
thrty-tuo years old. of No. 345 Wese Seventeenth
ST. and Jacob De!mel, proprietor OF the grocery at
No. 2tg West Eighteenth-st.. over which was the
alleged policy shop. Magistrate Cornell held them
I'm $500 ball each for examination to-day.
Superintendent Macfarland said that he and
Brahme followed Brown from Twenty-thIrd-st. and
Sixth-ave to DeneI's store in the belief that he
had in his possession the results of the afternoon
drawings Demcl denied that any one had gone
upstairs through the store and then the detectives
forced their way upstairs. whore they found Brown
and Richards stamping the winning numbers on
policy slips They seized the outfit. consisting OF
slips official lists of winning combinations, and the
stamps and arrested all three men
a new scheme In the shape Of unique official lists
of winners Instead of the small yellow slips for
merIv put out the bear the caption 'lnterna-
tional Stock Cos Quotations" The stocks" quoted
are unknown the Exchange or curb On IN"
left Of the name Of the stocks" the winning
numbers called "sa les while the right the
complementary numbers under the name of per
centageS.
Macfarland feels that he has made important
seizure. as he says a well known player told him
two days ago that they had a game at last that
would beat the Policy Law"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
NOES NOT Grant ASPHALT TRUST ORDER

Jr-DciE KIRKPATRICK WILL WAIT UNTIL ALL PAR
TIES TO SUIT ARE BROUGHT BEFORE HIM.
Holm Douglass Brown ir. of Philadelphia. coun-
sci for William c Bullitt. of that city applied to
Judge Kirkpatrlck of the United States circuit
Court Newark yesterday for an order directing
the receivers OF the Asphalt Trust. so called. to
chow csrea why they should not institute suits 10
determine the liability of stockholders OF the As
phalt Company of America d0r ro asSesSiiieii's On
their stock amounting TO S24,VbuVV-, - -. -
Judge Krkpatric said he would @ nSI r s'fr bn6, any
ba1ora H., t,, rrorer notice and ne fixed August
as FOR renewal of the applica ton after the notices
have been served
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
ou4HA STREET RAILROAD STOCK SOLD
X SYNDICATE SAID TO BE THE PJR-
CHASER FOR CASH

\ NEw-YoRK SYNDICATE SAID TO BE THE PJR-
CHASER FOR CASH
Omaha Aug l3.-According to an afternoon
paper the Omaha Street Railway Company stock.
aggregatiug 5000 Ooo. has been sold to New-York
syndicate. headed by the firm OF J. & ". Selig-
man & Co The price paid Is 81 cents on the dollar
Of the total capitalization Of the company. The
terms cash. and the entire holdings OF the
Omaha stockholders. which amount TO more than
four fths Of the shares VIII TO the new owners
There few outside holdings, the better part
Of which are owned by Smith Brothers and Mar
shall Field of Chicago hut II stated that all the
small blocks have recently been gathered up.
The Omaha company recently took over the prop
orty OF the Omaha and Council Bluffs Bridge ana
Railway Company and that property Is included
in the present sale The option extends TO October
/ but the greater part OF the purchase price IS TO
be paid September l.
The Omah ha company had a capitalization Of
g. 00o coo and the Council Bluffs company capital
of 81 so coo and Is stated that the property has
paid dividends OF per cent for the last four years
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
GENERAL SMITH ILL.,
NERVOUS COLLAPSE FROM STRAIN IN
PHILIPPINES AND NEWS or
RETIREMENT.

Portsmouth. Ohio Aug. 1%.-General Jacob II
Smith is seriously i'll tonight at the home or
his brother-in-law and attorney. Judge James
W. Bannon. His illness began last night ou'
was not considered serious until late TINS after-
noon. when physicians were called in
The illness is a nervous collapse, attributed
to the strain of his campaign in Samar. tn5
subsequent court martial and the unexpected
news of his retirement, received on the date OF
his landing at San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
THR4SHED son TOO HARD.
BOY FLED NAKED. AND AFTERWARD
HAILED HIS FATHER TO COURT.

ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Vi1kesbarre Penn. Aug. 13.-The line between
reasonable and an excessive thrashing Is closeIE
drawn by Henry Bonnet a siIteen-year-old boy o.
Carbondae. and he has trtumphed over pareIi'a
stipa tfon nv having his father held under bail to
Lesn the peace toward him He ran away from
home and was missing five days. causing his par
ents much worry His father stripped him wner
he returned. and used roo with such erect tnaI
y1ben the how broke away he fed. naked, to the
woods His forgiving mother took his CLONES 10
him and the lad then had his fatner t aT[et'tn 5 ~
Alderman Atkinson thought Mr.. Bonnett had eX-
ceeded a parents privilege.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
RIG DIAMOND IWPORT4TION.

Collector stranahan said yesterday that he had
been apprised Of an unusually large Importation OF
on Tueeds, tbare Tver. passed at the Appraisers
stores twenty-eght packages Of Unset 5Se diamonds amor
valued at $50 900 II don't know VINO - SS4ilg 10
have AN those diamonds" the Coliector sald, but
evidently the demand for diamonds 70 INCREASING
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14

Mount Washington. n. H. Aug. l3.-At the peak
of Mount Washington the cold which devel-
oped yesterday after the humidity of the preceding
hours resolved itself into freezing atmosphere.
At a. to-day the thermometer registered IS
degrees. The summit presented bleak appear
ance. thckly coated it with Sleet and ice
while on the long wooden walk bout the hotel the
ice formation such that it had to be shovelled
away this morning.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
WHAT IS GOING On TO-DAY

Departure Of six Tribune Fresh Air parties
Rapid Transit Commission ?.
Band concerts Madison Square Hamilton Fish and
East River parks. y 7. m.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
r1o5I SOLOJST FOR SOUS4.

lincoln III Aug 13--NIiSs Grace Jenkins. OF this
-itv has been enCa ged by John z SOusa 70 star
with his band next season as violin Solost on his
American and European tours.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
INCOMING STEAMERS.
FRIDAY. AUGUST Is.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Y.
Mails close Vessel sails
Fzossett Argentina etc. Lamp a m p m
Auguste Victoria Hamburg. -Ham-Am 6:3U lo:uO d
Comanche Charleston. Clyde. 500
Dominic Northern Brazil Booth 1900 200
la Touraine Havre. FrerSH tOo m 1000 m
Orizaba Santiago. & Cuba. 1900 500
VjrTancia Cuba Ward 500 a ll:OO
FRIDAY. AUGUST -.
Saneca Tamp,co & Cuba. ...... .I2:O9 300 m
TaIfsnan CiuadeIcupe Dencrara 100 3:o0
Capri Pernambuco, Slornan 1880 a ri 300
I.aucnhurc Hayt. Cameron l2S0 300
colorado. brunswick. Mallory 500
Hamilton Norfolk. Old Dominion. SEQ
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is.
Atbos Fortune Island Hamh Am 9:Sp a 1":oo M
anChurIa Glasgow. Anchor $50 1900 m
I;r{t,eb Antwerp. Phoenix
C'aupania Liverpool. Cunard $50 a 1900
Conanche. Charleston. Clyde. 3:0A
TacR etc. Ward 1000 1900
T{oheuZnlern y @ ldoyi "a m
I,ancastrian. Liverpool. Ieyland.
Nfexicn Cuba. Ward. 10 100
Minneapolis. London. At Trans 300 p II
TonCe Porto Rico y Y & L n. 300 m 1900 m
Pretoria. Quebec m a m
Princess Am Norfolk. Old Dominion p m
J,rCte1s Orleans. Morgan. . M
Rosaiind Newfoundland. Red a M a m
Ryndam. Rotterdam. HOl-Am. 80 a m a IN
Soldier Prince ArGen'a. etc. Prince. 90 300
Vaderiand Antwerp, Red star. 1000 1900
Curacao, etc Red D...------ 900 a 1900
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW-YORK "WEDNESDAY. AUG. H. 1862
ARRIVED
Movle g. with mdse 81 cabin and IS
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TO WATCH DOGS SUPPOSED TO BE MAD.

COMMISSIONER LEDERLE DRAFTING a NEW
SECTION TO THE SANITARY CODE.
President Lederle. of the Board of Health, yes
terday. began to draft a new section 10 the
Sanitary Code TO take the place of the one relat-
ing TO dogs. The present section provides that
when a dog which has bitten person shows
signs OF hydrophobia the animal shall be killed
BY the section being prepared by Commissioner
Iledere the Board of Health will be empowered
TO keep such dogs under observation for ten
days in the laboratory at the foot of East Six
teenth-st Then if is decided that they are
not mad, they shall be returned to the owners
if they mad have symptoms of hydro
phobia they must be killed
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
Frost IN FRANKLIN COUNTY. \. Y.

fsalIston, n. Y. Aug l3.-A slight frost was OBJ
served at sunrise to-day in the lowlands this
V-iI14
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,,1N1ArrRE ALMANaC
Z. 6 "

MTNIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise SOC Sunset 90 Moon 1;ol Moon 4ss
HIGH WATER
An SANDY Hook .45 IL Hell Gate s C-S
= NJ sandy Hook 500 GOV. Island : 81 Hell Gate 6 80
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
Announcements
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Missoula. Tetonka-
Two New Collars
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
san FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco Aug. l3-The official closing quo
q tions for mining stocks to-day Were as follows:
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Brings mail.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19

Company with the recorder of said
city within thirty days from passage
of this ordinance, then this ordinance
shall be in-operative and all rights and
privileges therein contained shall be
absolutely null and void aud without
effect which acceptanceis fled with the
recorder apd shall be entered upon
therecorj and read at the next meeting
of council aud shall take effect on May
l, 1902 thereafter.
The ordinance is passed with the
understanding and as condition that
said Union Gas and Water Company
shall keep its main or principal office
within the corporate limits of said
city. And failure to keep such Office
within said city shall work a forfeit
ure of this ordinance aud OF the rights
and franchises hereby granted.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19
HALT IN TRIAL OF WALLER.
Question of Jurisdiction Raised and
Observation-Disclosures to APP
peal to Washington.

Manila, March 19-The court mar
tial appointed to try Major Littleton
w. Waller end Lieutenant John f..
Day of the marine corps, on the
charge of executing natives of the
island of Samar without trial, held its
first session yesterday Major Wal
Ter was represented by Captain Ar
thur T. Mark, of the marine corps;
Major Edwin f. Glenn, of the armJ
and Mr.. Sutro, lawyer General
William Fl. Bisbee presided.
Captain Mark pleaded that the
court lacked jurisdiction, as marines
cannot be tried by the army, except
when attached to that service, where.
as Major Waller returned to duty
with the marines in February, though
the acts charged occurred In Jan.
uary, and consequently, the army
had voluntarily forfeited its right to
a trial The orders of either General
Chaffee. Secretary Long or the presi-
dent, Captain Mark asserted, were
not sufficient to legalize the proceed
ings.
The court after lengthy eonsid-
GRAFTON of the matter, decided that
the point VAS well taken. General
Chaffee is POW considering the courts
decision anil probably will leave the
final decision to the authorities at
Washington.
The court in the meanwhile Is held
awaiting osders The officers com
posing the court are:
Marine Corps-Colonel James For
ney, Colonel Mandil C. Goodrich, Col
onel Otway c. Bergman, Major VIII.
liam P. Biddle, Captain Eli X. Cole
and Captain Robert M. ellison.
Army-Colonel Cyrus S. Roberts,
Colonel George s. Anderson, Colonel
Allen Smith. Major Edgar b. Robert.
son and Captain Samson L. Faison.
The judge advocate is Major Henry
p. Kingsbury. Of the Third cavalry.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19
STILL In PROGRESS.
Arguments Being Fired Mt Judge Mas.
on by gas Attorneys in Br0a dside.

The hearing in the Iron City Gas
case at Fairmont has continued to.
cay. Arguments were begun on
Tuesday evening but they were not
concluded aud were resumed this
morning before Judge Mason. The
attorneys for the Iron City have
moved that the recelvership be dis
missed and the injunction dissolved.
To this Frank Cox made excep
tions. The counsel for the Iron City
asked that these be made more ex
plicit and this was ordered to be
done. This was done at noon and
the case is again before the court
this afternoon. 1t will probably not
be concluded before Thursday.
Affidavits have been filed by the
council for the Frazer crowd OF stock
holders. These are by e. NJ Grant,
Il. Il. Stewart, d. II. Courtney, Bryan
Gordon, William Gordon, j. c. Frazer,
L. J. Frazer, r. e. Guy and William
Hall
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19
CHURCH COMMITTEE MAD.
Returned Unopened Letter of a Mir
lister They Had Called.

Chicago, March 1.-THE church
committee Il the Union Park Congre-
gational church. of this city, yeste--
day returned. unopened, to DR.. w. T.
McElveen, Of Boston, letter in
which, personally. he declined the
call to come to Chicago.
The committee was much cha.
grined at DIR. McElveen's reported
action in announcing his decision to
his Boston congregation before he
told the committee.
Robert e. jenkins. chairman of the
committee, was in his Office yester.
day when letter with a Boston post.
mark was handed in. The chairman
saw the name of DIR. McElveen in the
corner, and. without waiting to con
suit the other members of the com
mittee, he inclosed the letter in an
other envelope and addressed it To
the Boston pastor.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19
Planning MIL to be Re. Built.

We beg leave to inform contractors
and those who expect to build that we
have on hand a full line OF plain
and fancy doors. glazed windows and
all kinds of inside trim Except oak),
frame lumber, flooring, siding, ceiling,
etc. Our mill will be rebuilt at once
and inside of 60 days we will be better
prepared than ever to furnish all kinds
Of first class mill work
Your patronage cordially solicited.
FIRST WARD planning Mill Co.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19
TWO CENTS
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Matters of Moment About the
Big School.


Fine Baseball Schedule Arranged
Some OF the Teams TO be Met-Date
Set for Big Ball Professors to
Change around Somewhat -Exami-
nations now in Progress.
Mr.. j. o, Downey, Manager of
the Baseball Team, announces that
he has definite dates for games with
the following institutions: The u.
). Naval Academy at Anna polls; II.
$. Military Academy at West Point,
Yale University; Wesleyan Univer
sity, Middletown, Conn; University
of Maryland; Georgetown Uniyer-
sity OF Wisconsin; Depauw Univer-
sity Bucknell University; Pennsyl-
wanna State College, Washington
and Jefferson; the Carlisle Indians,
and two or three other colleges.
The prospects are that the Uni
versity will have the best Baseball
Team this spring in its history, The
Committee on Athletics has adopted
rules which make professionalism
impossible, and the team will not
only be n strong one, but will be a
strictly College Team. Two of the
big attractions on tue local field will
be the Carlisle Indians and Wash
ington and Jefferson
The regular winter term examina.
tions will begin Wednesday morn
ing and continue through the re-
mainder of the week.
The Spring term will begin April
LIST with the Convooation address
that night by Rev. DR. Robinson Of
Wheeling. A great many new stu
dents will be present in the various
departments for the Spring Term
AT the beginning OF the Spring
term there will be few changes in
instructors room. Major Burns will
transfer the offices of the Cadet
Corps from Martin Hall to the Ar
morv, and the office vacated BY Ma
ior Burns will be occupied By Prot.
A. J. Hare, as an office for principal
of the Preparatory School. Profess
sors Emory, Morris, Jones and John
l.. Johnston will have their class
rooms in the new Engineering build
ing. Professor Deahl viii occupy
IA Science Hall, vacated by Prot.
Morris; Professor 5. G Smith will
occupy ID University Hall vacated
by Professor Johnson, and Professor
G. G. Holden will occupy Martin
Hall vacated by Professor Emory.
a fter conference among Presi
dent Purinton. Major Burns. and
Regent Grant, it has been decided
to postpone the formal dedication of
the new Armory until the 30 of
May. Gov White will be present
and the event will be very notable
society affair Postponement Of the
date was mace necessary by the
failure Of the contractor to get the
heating apparatus. the lighting fix
lures, and other work finished. The
Armory is very handsome build
ing, and 1t is desired that when the
public is admitted TO it, they shall
see it in completed condition.
The Board of Regents will meet
here on the 10th of April, and win
probably be in session for two or
three days. The principal business
which calls them together is the
consideration OF matters connected
with the three new buildings. The
making of arrangements for fur
nishing the new Library building is
is one matter of Importance to come
before them
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19
New Class for six Year OIds.

Prof. Gallup, superintendent of
the Morgantown Public Schools an
Dounces that there is now more room
for six year Odds and that they are
to come to the school building on
next Monday morning. They will
then be cared for. 1t is requested
that all those who are in this class
report promptly on Monday morn
ing.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19
Third Ward Ticket.

To the Editor of the New DOMINION:
AS voter OF the Third ward who
is interested In getting good ticket
nominated guess the folloing;
For recorder NJ. T.. Sisler, for coun-
Gil, Cyrus Fife, J. j. Wharton, r. L.
Morris and S. A. Poster. They
represent all sections of the town and
make an admirable ticket.
VOTER.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19
. TRAIN WAITED
While Operator Talked to his Best
Girl Delayed Half Hour.

This mornings train broke two rec.
ords. Ii left Fairmunt on time and
it waited at Opekiska for half an hour
while the train men hunted the OPERA
tor who was out talking 10 his best
girl. There was an operator on the
train but the Office was locked. FL
nally the telephone was used and or
ders received to proceed. The train
arrived here half an hour late.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19
Bailey NAV be Named.

1t is stated that w. H. Bailey may
be selected by by the Committee of
Fifteen which is to meet on Thurs
day night to select candidates for
mayor and recorder. NJ. L. Sisler
had considerable strength in the
former meeting and may be named
for recorder at the next one.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19
For Rent.

Three connecting unfinished,
rooms with bath, gas and water.
viii rent to family with no children.
Rooms also suitable for offices.
Inquire at 22S Walnut street oppo-
site Opera House.