Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-16
SOME TRI-STATE EVENTS.

T. j. Daley was kicked by horse
at East Liverpool, o., and fatally in
jured.
John Harmon took an overdose Of
morphine at New Castle, Pa, and is
in serious condition.
Frank Gallagher, of Ford City, Pa.
is under arrest on charge of at
tempting to burn his home.
Thomas Potts was arrested at East
Liverpool. O., charged with attacking
young women and girls on the street
The 6-year-od daughter of Patrick
McCooey, of Youngstown, O., was
burned to death while playing with
matches.
The twelfth annual camp meeting
Of the Union Holiness association
opened at Bentleysville, Pa.
Wesley Hinish, of Cumberland
Md, fell under a coal train and was
killed. His father was killed in
similar manner some time ago.
BY the premature explosion of &c
sticks of dynamite near Elkins, w
Va, Patrick Tahaney railroad fore
man, lost both arms and received
ether frightful injuries. but will re
cover.
At Toledo, o., George S. Clair, an
had both eyes burned out by the
bursting of a pot into which he was
pouring molten metal.
orvilIe DeLand, of Fairfield, Wis.,
was fatally injured, it is believed, by
falling off the roof of the new Lake
Shore depot, at Toledo, O.
The National Union of Northwest
ern Ohio. under the auspices of Lu
cas- County Cabinet, held monster
field day at Walbridge park, near To
ledo which was attended by 10000
people.
Henry A. kulhauser, charged with
embezzling $193 from the Union Cas-
ualty and Surety company, of st
Louis. was bound over in $1,000, al
Toledo, O.
James j. Karr, night Waterman or
he Pittsburg Coal companys fleet al
Minersville, near Pomeroy, o., fell
overheard and was drowned.
At Columbus, O., police court
Jury returned a verdict of not guilty
in the gambling case instituted
against Guy Goble by the Citizens
League.
At Toledo, o., the Donovan Wire
and Iron works, 505-515 Water street
was damaged $1,000 by fire.
The board of Ohio penitentiary
managers paroled Patrick Grady, sery.
ing Is years, from Hamilton county,
O., for Shooting to kill. All other ap
piications were rejected.
At Cambridge, O., the plant of the
Cambridge Brick and Tile company
was burned. Loss. $4,000; partly
covered by insurance.
At Marietta, O., Everett Rowland
aged % and unmarried, was fatally
shot by the accidental discharge of q
gun.
John Ruskosky, of No. 5 Seventh
rhe murder of his 7-weeks-old daugh-
ter. Annie. at the inquest held by Cor.
oner Jesse M. McGeary. Ruskosky
was arrested and committed to jail on
coroner's commitment Aug IL, ii
being alleged that on Aug. 8 he took
mis- child by the heels and struck its
head against the bed because the cry.
ing of the little enc annoyed him.
William Heidenrich, aged about &c
years, was found dead on Lowry
street, Reserve township, near ALE
| gheny City. Pa He had a big cash
| in his forehead. The police are work
ing on the case It is not known
whether he met with foul play or not
Frank Mccullough, the ex-police.
man, who shot William e. Dunn, OF
| II Haldane street, in a drunken row
en- Third avenue, Pittsburg. was
| charged by Police Captain Charles
Gallant with felonious shooting and
was committed to jail without bail
/ 70 await the result of the wound he
inflicted. Dunn is at the Homeo
| pathic hospital and his wound is OF
the same nature as that which caused
! the death Of Moore, the eolored man
shot by Policeman Riley In Water
street. The chances are against his
| getting well.