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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ohio stationary engineers opened
their sixth annual state convention at
Newark, O.
Michael Hennig, an Alliance o.,
carpenter, fell rs feet from the top of
d building and was killed.
Commander Booth Tucker, of the
Salvation Army, addressed a large
audience at East Liverpool, o.
Lee Rutterman, an engineer, while
at work in the yards of the Riverside
steel plant at Benwood. w. Va. came
III contact with a live wire and was
electrocuted.
Tie celebration of the seventy.
fifth anniversary of the Methodist
Episcopal church in the Big Sandy
valley began at Seatons Grove, near
Franklin, Pa.
The Rev. H. w. Temple, of the
First United Presbyterian church, of
Washington, Pa, has announced that
he has decided to accept the presi
dency of the Monmouth college, at
Monmouth. Ills.
N. B. Breckenridge, prominent
hAthCi hhN lh5ui dnSS agent VI w dI-
rem. Pa. was arrested on the charge
of embezzling several thousand dol
lars in connection with a California
land scheme.
Simon Barron and Rose Smith
Everson; Charles Shields, Mount
Pleasant, and Elizabeth Richards,
Scottdale; William Shaffer and
Stella Bradigan. Hyndman, were
Pennsylvanians married at Cumber.
land, Md.
A Baltimore and Ohio freight col
l.ded with Pittsburg and Lake Erie
branch passenger train at New Cas-
tie Junction. Pa. Pete Terhoun, of
Mercer, a passenger, was severely
hurt and several other passengers
were cut and bruised.
At Wheeling, W. Va, Lee jenkins
went to the cellar of his house with
lighted candle to locate a gas leak.
An explosion occurred, and jenkins
was thrown 20 feet and injured,
while the house and another adjoin-
ing it were shattered.
Owing to the differences existing
between physicians regarding cases
reported IS smallpox the Beaver
county commissioners win apply to
tho sta~o beard Of health to send an
expert to diagnose each case and de-
termine the nature of the disease.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
If They Can't BE Induced to
Leave Paterson--Will
be Blacklisted.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE FORMED.
Fifty Wealthy Business Men Form
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Said to Sc
Pledged-Private Detectives En-.
eayed-Armed Men In Control.

Paterson, N. J., June 21.-Mayor
Hinehcliffe seemed last night to be
IL complete control of the situation
here, backed as he is by the entire
peace controlling force of the city
ADD county and goodly portion Of
tho state militia. The soldiers pres.
ence has had a deterrent effect upon
the reds and they were not in evi
oence in the city.
The troops were to remain on duty
all night and be relieved by the dep.
uties this morning. No troops will
do duty in the day time, unless there
should be serious trouble.
An organization has been complet
ed, composed of SO wealthy business
men of this city, to be known to the
public as the Paterson vigilance com.
mittee, but the membership and pro.
oeedings are not to be made public.
Private detectives have already been
engaged to shadow the leading reds.
The anarchists are to be induced to
leave Paterson quietly if possible. II
they do not go, the committee is said
to have its own plan for action. One
of the methods to be employed is
said to be the keeping of a blacklist,
and no matter where in Paterson a
man on it obtains work his employer
will be notified to dismiss him.
If this plan be carried out it will
starve out of the city all anarchists
who may come here. 1t is said the
committee has $250,000 pledged by
the men composing it to carry out its
nnrnose.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
LET THEM CHOOSE.
Fairmont Times Thinks that Dancing
Ought to be Allowed and Students
Choose for Themselves.

Much discussion is going on now at
the state University concerning the
abolishing OF dancing in the Uniyers-
ity buildings. The young men COM
posing the Y. M. @. A. having petit
toned the faculty to abolish 1t, while
another element consisting of the
society-loving set are equally as de-
termined that they shall have the
privilege of using the building for that
purpose. Whatever may be our private
opinions as to dancing among young
people, 1t strikes US it would be unwise
TO adopt purltanical rules in a state
institution, where there is strong
and respectable element in favor of
this social pass time says the Fairmont
Times.
There are some state institutions in
danci ng because of the strong local
sentiment against 1t, and also because
Of the youthfulness of the student
body, but this form of social amuse-
ment has always had a prominent
place in the society life OF Morgantown
and in the University itself, and in
view Of the maturity of the student
body and itsmorec cosmopolitan person
mel, we believe that the best solution
Of the question is to permit such as
wish to indulge in dancing to do SO,
it being understood that all affairs OF
this kind held in The University build
ings shall be under the control of the
University authorities. The members
of the Y. NJ. q. A. and others who
think it is wrong may use their in
fluence ia preventing attendance upon
these functions, but here as in every
community, individuals should have
the right to choose from the Iecog-
nizud forms Of respectable social
amusements The University author
titles are not called upon to deter
mine the snfulness of dancing, but to
preserve the deeencies and respecta-
bility of social life among the stu
dents of the school.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
Church Notes.

LUTHERAN CHURCH; Regular ser
vices 10:45 a. N. and 7:30 p. m. Sun
day School 9 80.
NJ. P. CHURCH: All the regular
services will be hello Sunday including
preaching by the pastor both morning
and evening. All are are cordially
invited to attend.
BAPTIST CHURCH: Usual preach
ing services tomorrow morning and
evening, conducted by the pastor.
Sunday school $50 a. m. b. Z. T.
U. 6:45. p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: Children's
Day will be observed in the Presby-
terian Church tomorrow morning.
The service will begin at l0.45. There
will be no preaching service in the
evening Sunday School $3.50 a. %.
@. E. Meeting Gas p. m.
NJ. E. CHURCH: The Pastor will
preach at l0.45 and 7:45 o'clock
Morning subject "The Great Attri-
butes of God" Evening subject "The
Conflict of the Centuries between God
and Satan.n Sunday school, Epworth
League and Class meeting at the
usual hours. Everybody welcome To
all services.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
CHARTER ISSUED.
Another Morgantown Concern is Civ
en- the Right to do Business.

The following charters have been
issued by the Secretary OF State:
Elk Valley and Midland Railroad
company, headquarters Addison W.
Va, to build from junction with the
b. and O. railroad, where it crosses
Elk river, along said river and its
tributaries via Addison to Glover
Lick, Pocahontas county, w Va.
Capital stock $50, 900. Incorporators;
John L. McGraw, of Grafton, w. Va,
George w. Curtain aud jacob Fisher
of Sutton, g. 2. Dorr OF Addison and
Joseph Fucey, OF Weston.
Flour Mill company, of Morgan
town, to Manufacture and sell -four
and feed. Capital stock $4,000 of
which amount $500 has been subscrib-
ed aud $50 paid Incorporators: S. NJ.
Pollock and w. G. Armstrong, of
Morgantown. VIM. Pollock, of Wash
ington, d. G Isaac Van WORMS, OF
Van Voorhis, and g. G. Foy, of Cot
ton HILL
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
SHOOTING OFCATTLE
A Marion County Cattle Fancier Wis
tied by Vandals.

Last Monday night some persons
shot four milk COWS belonging to
William III. Watson, residing in
Grant district says the Fairmont
Free Press. Three of them are dead
and the fourth is badly wounded in
the shoulder. Two of them were
evidently killed instantly, the balls
entering the trunk about the heart,
while another entered about the
stomach and bowels The fourth
was in the shoulder, and this one
may recover. The cows were of the
very best in the country, having
been brought TO this farm from Chi
cago for stock or breeding cows, and
are very valuable.
Mr.. Watson does not know at
what time in the night the shooting
was done, nor does he know who
committed the crime The COWS
were lying on the top of hill and
the shooting was evidently done
during the night by more than one
person, who aimed well to kill The
animals.
Mr.. Watson knows of no reason
why any one should kill his choicest
stock in this way, and it is certainly
a vicious piece of work. The,revol
yer used was evidently small one
as the bullet holes showed.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
RUNNING AT JIMTOWN.
New Plant down there Causes Quite a
Boom in Several Directions.

The Empire Brick Company at
Randall is beginning to make brick.
They will increase the number turn
ed out until they employ fifteen or
twenty men and produce great
many of these burnt offerings. The
plant is one of the best in the state.
1t is located on the William Boyers
farm.
Another concern down there that
is beginning to do some business is
the Shriver and Lemley lumber
yard. They have built several
houses for the workmen by the En-
pire company and are getting ready
to build more.
Houses are being erected on the
Will Anderson farm above the loca
ton of the new brick plant. jim
town is getting ready to boom to a
considerable exteut if the road to
the new mines at Usage is ever
built.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
TWO CENTS
DEERING DAY.
Unique Celebration hele In
Morgantown Saturday.


Mure Than one Hundred Manchines
Turned Over to New 0wners-Parde
Held In the Morning-Autos In it--
Rain Keeps Number of People Away.
Deering day is being celebrated
in Morgantawn today. The. Barker
the agent for this county has made
another record breaking sale and
today he made his delivery. Seven
binders and 102 moving machines
were turned over to the new owners.
1t has been expected that there
would be very large crowd in town
and while the attendance was fair it
was not up to expectations On ac-
count of the inclemency of the wealth
er.
The delivery took place in South
Morgantown and the parade moved
shortly before noon. 1t passed
through town over the principal
streets and then disbanded.
Two or three automobiles were in
the parade. This Is the first time in
the history of the town that these
have been feature of parade here.
Several carriages containing Mr..
Barker and his guests were In the col
umn and the machines hauled by
their new owners made up the rest OF
the parade.
On the whole the celebration was a
success and the number Of machines
sold speaks in loud tones of the en-
ergy of Mr.. Barker and the excellence
of the machines sold by him.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21

Few people 10 town have any idea
OF what is going on up Deckers Creek.
They do not know that work on two
large plants up there is in progress,
that one Of them is more than half
completed and that another one will
be started shortly.
They do not know that the con-
struction of several residences is we'll
under way while others are being
started every day. They do not know
that bridges are being built, streets
lpened and the property being improy-
ed SO that it will be part Of the city
within a few months
A trip up the valley Will be a good
thing to take. A walk there on some
Sunday afternoon will open the eyes
of the people of town to what is being
done
The Marilla Glass plant is two
thirds completed. 1t will be ready
to make glass by October first. The
stacks are built and the factory has
assumed its final shape The rolling
mill plant is under construction and
a force Of men are grading for it.
Others are to be started soon.
The Tuna Manufacturing Company
is rushing work on It's houses which
it has under contract. Several Of
these are framed up, the foundations
of two others have been started and
in day or so the rest will be located
so that they may begin Immediately.
With all the work ia progress and
all that is being done now still further
industrial advancement is expected to
begin within very short time.
Among the monster concerns which
MoFgantown is TO have is prism
glass factory which is to be started
before many weeks.
Mr.. w. A. Page of Chicago is here
to look after this. He was seen by
this paper today aud talked very in
terestingly of the work which has
been done and Of what the concern
expects TO do.
They have selected the site which
is to be on the Harnei farm. Four
teen acres has been given them by Mr.
Sturgiss although they did not ask
for anything. They had selected an
other town and expected to pay So,
900 for the site but took look at
Morgantown first and determined as
a result of the inspection to come
here.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
He Makes Protest.

To the Editor of the NEW DOMINION:
wish to register kick against a
pre- valent custom here which certainly
seems to be unnecessary 1t is the
custom of making a general alarm
whenever there is d Ire either in day
or night.
The other night when the fire broke
out at midnight in Mr. Hayes Office,
there was no need of waking the whole
town. The danger was slight. II it
had been a bad fire there might have
been some use IN waking us all.
The town is getting too big for this
sort OF thing. Call the tiremeu and
let them put the dre out without
bothering the rest of the city.
Another thing in connection with a
general alarm is the fact that when
people run out Of their houses to fires
thieves can ply their vocation much
easier than usual. Let's adopt new
plan aud just tell the people who
have business there that there is a
tire IA town.
CITIZEN
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
No Fussing now.

The commandments at Bethany
College and the State University yes
terday were the most successful 10 the
history Of both these schools, which
is gratifying, as they are educational
institutions that any state might be
proud of.
The University appears to be in a
highly neutrality-suspicious., under the
new president, DR.. Purinton, aud we
look for still better results than have
heretofore been attained under the
other administrations, that were ham,
pered with unpleasant chickering's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
INSTRUCTORS SELECTED
Who will Teach the Teachers of This
County During Institute.

State Superintendent of Free schools
T, e, Miller has announced the times,
places and instructors of the various
county institutes. The instructors
for this county are to be Arthur Pow
ell aud Miss Francis Chase. The
time is the week of July 18th and the
place is Morgantown Other county
institutes in which our readers may
be interested are as follows:
Barbour-Philippi, July 2l; Joseph
Roiser, l.. d. Arnett.
Brooke--Bethany, August IL; James
M. Lee, Lorain Fortney.
Glay-Clay, date not announced;
Altha Warman.
Doddridge-West Union, August
II. q |, jenkins, w. II. Gallup.
charlottesville, Aug. 4; L. L.
Friend, w NJ. Fonlk
Marion-Fairmont, June %; George
S. Laidley, f. II, Crago
Mereer-Athens, July IA; A. G.
Hughes, A. S. Bell.
McDowell-Weleh, July I; A. S,
Bell, A. G. Hughes.
Pendleton, Franklin, August IS;
}. II Bowers, l.. W. Burns.
Pleasants-St Marys, July 81; S.
NJ. Hon, S. b. Bond
Preston Terra Alta, August 4; G.
Fl. Albert, j. n. Deahl.
Winfield, August 25; F.
P Harris. Altha Warmau.
Randolph --Beverly, August %; r.
M. Collins, NJ. G. Tough.
Ritehie-Harrisville, August A; w.
IL. Gallup, U. |. jenkins.
Summe s-Hinton, August Ii; r..
a. Riggs, Mrs. NJ. b. McGwigan.
paylor-Grafton, August 25; Joseph
Roster, p Q. McBee
Fucker-Parsons, August IS: M. G.
Tough, r. M. Collins.
Tyler Middlebourne, August IL:
r. A, Armstrong, d. II. Hail.
Wirt-Elizabeth, July I; George e.
Daniels. S NJ. Hotf.
Notwithstanding, June 16: r.
A. Armstrong, U. S. Fleming.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
Time Too Short to Prepare One
to Submit to Congress
This Session.
SPECIAL ONE ON ONLY SUGAR
Produced In Cuba, Not Probable,
Either-High Official Expressed
These sentiments-senate Caucus
Took Nc Action Yesterday.

Washington, June 21.-The Repub-
lican senators held another confer
ence yesterday on the question of
Cuban reciprocity, and after three
hours discussion adjourned, subject
to the call of Chairman Allison, with
out action. Almost all the Republi.
can senators who are in the city were
present There were eight or nine
speeches made in support of reciproc.
ity, and only two in opposition to that
policy. This was in accord with a
previous understanding that as the
beet sugar senators had monopoliZed
tie attention of the conference on
Wednesday night their opponents
yesterday should have the greater
share of the time.
The speeches in support of the
reciprocity bill were made by Sena-
tors Foraker, Beveridge, Lodge, Hale,
Warren, Aldrich, McComas and
Hanna, Senator Platt, of Connecticut,
adding a few words to what he had
said at Wednesday evenings meet
ing. The two speeches in opposition
to the proposed legislation were made
by Senators Burton and Burrows.
The speeches for reciprocity were all
along the same general line and with.
Cut exception were pleas for legisla.
ton and for party harmony.
No Treaty Likely This Session.
The war department has been en-.
gagged for some time in the collection
Of the data requisite for the prepare.
ton of a reciprocity treaty with Cuba,
should the president conclude to send
such a treaty to the senate in the
event of the failure of congress to
grant relief by legislative enactment
to the people of the island 1t is not
believed, however, to be probable
that treaty will be submitted dur
ing the present session of congress,
mainly because Of the physical inn
possibility of preparing satisfac
tory and complete measure within the
short time before adjournment is
taken for the summer. A high official
of the administration expressed these
sentiments when spoken to on the
subject last night, and in addition
negatived the likelihood Of a specia.
treaty affecting only sugar produced
In Cuba.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
Locals and Personals.

Robert l.. Ramsey of New Cumber
land who has been visiting here for
several days has gone home.
Billy Bowman left this morning for
his home at Rowlesburg. He will go
on Monday to join the Baltimore team
with whom he will play ball this sum
mer.
Tom Pastorious is back from Par
kersburg where he had been playing
ball He says that the team is no
good and that he quit them. He had
been elected captain of the aggrega-
ton.
WEAVER the grocer makes a spec
ialty of giving to every patron the
very choicest goods for the least
money. Call his store for any sup
plies needed in your larder.
Mr.. S. S. Lemley, of Mt. Morris,
was among the visitors to this place
today. Mr.. Lemley is we'll along in
years and is now enjoying the fruits
of well spent life. He is an excel
lent gentleman.
E F. JACOBS has drawn the plans
for handsome house for 5. f..
Glasscock to be built on his Pleas
ants street lot adjoining the New
man restaurant. The work of excavat
ing.for the basement will begin next
week.
THE very best green goods on the
market are to be had at Viewers
grocery. Prices are getting down
to figure that allows all to have an
abundance Of fresh vegetables and
fruits.
Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan Will go to
Sugar Grove tomorrow to hold commL-
MON services. In the Morning Chill
drens day will be obseryedat his church
and at night there will be no services.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
PLUMBERS STRIKE
Sheriff Court and COnstables Kept
Busy Netting out Justice to Law Vio-
latOrs.

Sheriff Court and COnstables Kept
Busy Netting out Justice to Law Vio-
latOrs.
FAIRMoNT, w. Va. June 2l-The
plumbers strike is getting exciting
and new Developments are fast and
furious. Since the last report a
prominent shop owner was arrested
upon warrant sworn out by a
striker charging the former with
cursing him on the sire cts. He was
fined by a Justice of the Peace
Following this an injunction was
granted the master plumbers by
Judge Kendall of the intermediate
Court, prohibiting the strikers from
talking to, intimidating or gather
ing around the men brought here to
man the shops. These are being
served by the Sheriff and Constables
today and are being roundly crit
cised by the men, who claim that
they are unnecessary.
The trial of the SIX men arrested
Tuesday night on warrants sworn
out by the master plumbers. charg
ing them with trying to skip an ex-
press bill, is being heard today be
fore Squire Bennington. 1t was at
tracing a great deal of attention.
Mother Jones addressed the Car
penters' Union in Musgraye Hall
last night, and the question OF a
sympathetic strike to help the
plumbers was discussed. No def
mite action was taken.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
Summer Church Serylses.

At recent meeting OF the Official
Board of the Methodist Episcopal
church, DR.. Leech stated that it was
not his purpose to take any vacation
this summer, He requests that dur
ing the months of July and August
no night services will be held at the
church. The Board unanimously
adopted a resolution to that etfe,.t
The pastor expects to preach every
Sunday morning during the sum
mer months.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
MAY AGREE ON CANAL BILL.
Report Gained Observation-Disclosures
Wouldn't Concede 1t.

hSPOfh 6eiiCu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wouldn't Concede 1t.
Washington, June 21.-Soon after
the house had sent the canal bill to
conference yesterday reports gained
circulation among members that
there was not likely to be a protract-
ed struggle in conference, and that
the senate amendment probably
would be the basis of the ultimate
agreement. One of the house con-
ferees, Mr.. Fletcher, of Minnesota,
frankly stated to his associates that
he thought an agreement would be
reached on the Panama amendment.
Chairman Hepburn was not pre-
pared, however, to concede that the
fight was over. He cited the fact that
the vote in the house had been prac-
ttcally unanimous in favor of the
Nicaragua bill, only two adverse
votes being cast The Democratic
eonferee, Judge Davey, Of Louisiana
a,so was counted on as strongly ia
yorable to the Nicaragua route. At
the same time the lateness of the
session and the prevailing desire to
avoid further complications in the
senate led to a rather general feel
ing among the members of the house
that the senate amendment had some
thing of an advantage in the confer
ence
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
CITIZEN
Washer Denies ii.

A story was printed in the Dis
patch yesterday that Washer was to
come to Pittsburg and sign with
them that day. He was to be farm
ed out and used in the fall when the
pennent was clinched Buck saws
that there is no truth in the story.
1t was written in the Dispatch OF
fee.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Two Horses, Carriages and Farming
Implements for Sale.

DR.. A. d. Hopkins offers ~ saie
at the WallaceCottage his i..a, Apa
and kitchen furniture, two a.iasfg
horses, one surrey, one buggy, aa.
Deering mower and a great nsAy
other articles Credit will be extend
ed to responsible people who give
security if considerable amounts aie
purchased. All must be sold soon.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-21
SALE or MUNICIPAL BONDS.

Notice is hereby given that until noon
of July LIST, 1902, the undersigned will
receive bids for the purchase Of $4,000
so, Annual, Sewer, Funding and Street
Paving Bonds OF the City Of Morgan
town, w. Va, denomination of 5000
each, dated July LIST, 1902, payable at
Morgantown, $1,000 ten years after date
and like amount each year thereafter
until the entire issue is paid, whole
amount redeemable after 10 years. Ger
tilted check for $500 payable to City Of
Morgantown required with each bid.
Bonded debt including this issue $685.
300
Assessed valuation 81 100000. City
has never desaulted
Committee reserves the right to reject
an DRY all bids.
w. G. McGREw,
FRANK Cox,
NJ. 7. SIsLER,
d2-wl Committee.