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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-10
On Charges Of False Pretenses.

Arthur Lee Haislup thirty-two years old.
who recently lived at Lakeland. Md. was
arrested today by Detectives Peck and Mil
Ter and locked up to answer several charges
of false pretensss. 1t Is alleged. that he has
passed a number Of worthless checks on
local merchants. When placed under ar
rest he was very much under the influence
OF liquor. The detectives state that the
prisoner has been drinking to excess for
several days. He will be given a. hearing
in the Police Court tomorrow. The checks
were for small amounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-10
All Real to Him.
From the Chicago Tribune

From the ChicaRo Irlb1ne
And here" unused the stranger. who was
strolling about Jackson Park and noting
the various changes. "the worlds fair was
held! l can scarcely realize it. 1t seems
like a dream"
Not to me-. said the other man. with a
vigorous blast on his nose, Mot to me, /
was stockholder in a worlds fair hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-10

Mrs. Magdalena Bradley of Richmond,
Va. married her fifth husband In that city
recently. The bridesis sixty-five years old,
though young locking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-10
Is Desk Novelties i'm Silver and Bronze.

FLORAL. BRASS THERMOMETERS, n WC-
sSPDClAis
ART NovEAU THERMOMETERS. INK
WELLS, CANDLESTiCKS, BLOT A6D~
TIERS, PAPER KNIVES. AT. ...... F>Ss
pR sokLE 2 ,xG G1nP .F rESs. WITH lOc.
STERLING SILyER-TOP PEARL dc
PAPER CUTTERS AT 25c.. 15c. AND
PEARL PENHOLDER, WITH STER- Or
LING SILVER PEN, All. ...-....... SoSs
ENGRAVED PEARL PENH0LDERS, IL
KARAT GOLD PENS, IN PLUSH zSC.
CASES, AT.
DESK CALENDARS. IN BURNISH- DISC
ED BRASS, AT 49c. AND. ...-......
n esMo y GOLD DESK cALhS. @9c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-10

OFFICE INK WELLS IN IRON AND WOOD
BASE, THOSE DESIRABLE, PRACTICAL
KINDS: A BIG LINE TO CHOOSE Or
FROM, AT SOC, Acc. 29c. AND. AOSs
STERLING SILVER TOP INK Zoe
WELLS AT. Observation-Disclosures. ~Se
rs sTER Il SILVER ROLL BLOT Csc.
STERLING SILVER PENCILS. WITH
T TIHn aSb hox GHEE KS RIBBON Csc.
STERLING SILVER PENHOIDERS, VERY
HANDSOMELY ENGRAVED IN ART Q6A~
NOVEAU DESIGNS, AT ............ O$Ss
DESK THERMOMETERS, IN OXIDIZED
AND FURNISHED BRASS, AT Acc. Or
AND. ...................... ZSC.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
TWO CENTS
WHO KNEW IT.
West Virginia Directors Aware
of Suit.

Members of Norris Glass Company
EIrhoroughly Informed About Suit be-
ing Brought and Intended to Accept
Process--rhey Hoped for a Meeting
and Took Chances.
TO the Editor OF the New DOMINION:
In four issue of Yesterday your
information In relation TO the article
styled Tables Neatly Turned" is in
error in one important particular.
1t is true that j w, Ely, President
of the Morris Glass Company, gave
written notice to the undersigned
counsel for the stockholders and di-
rectors of said company, who reside in
this state, that there would be legal
meeting of the directors of the com
panypn Tuesday the 2Sth of Janu-
airy, 1902, and in accordance with
said notice the five directors at
tended said call.
When the directors arrived John
w. Ely said that he had not given
notice To one of the directors, who
lives in his city of Washington Pa.
and hence no legal notice being Civ
en-, as he claimed, he refused to call
meeting of the directors and the
directors returned home, knowing
that they had been wrongfully call
ed to the state of Pennsylvania.
Before going to Point Marion. the
undersigned as counsel for the West
| Virginia people, on the preceding
day, had in their possession copy
of the bill in equity and read IL to
all tie directors so that they each
knew that suit was brought and
that they wenld be served with pro-
cess when they went TO Point Mar
ion Pa, the following day, and we
as counsel for them, before the pro-
cess was served proposed TO accept
service of the process. The West
/ Virginians were not asleep and were
not deceived as to the suit being
brought as ysur article seems to IN.
dictate, and they are gratilied TO
know that their interests will b. pro-
tected by court OF justice.
At the instance OF some OF the
stockholders we make this statement
end know that you will be more than
willing to defend the rights Of your
fellow citizens, especially when they
have been greatly wronged By others.
Very respectfully,
/ Gro c. BAKER Of Fox a. BAKER,
Attorneys.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
CARNEGIE GAVE DEED
OF Gift to the Trustees of New
Observation-Disclosures Chose
Officers.
GILMAN PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL.
Hewitt Chairman of Board of Trus-
tees-carnegIe In Deed Presents
Money. as Trustee Of Wealth to Ad-
minister In Others Behalf.

Washington, Jan. 30.--An adjourn
ed meeting of the trustees OF the Car
negie institution was held at the state
department and long step was taken
towards permanent organization and
the initiation of the work of the in
stitution. Abram S. Hewitt, of New
York, called the meeting to order and
Secretary Hay was elected temporary
chairman and Mr.. Charles d. Walcott
temporary secretary. William II.
Dodge, of New York, was elected to
the board to fill vacancy caused by
the deelination of eX-President Cleve-
land. who sent a letter regretting lis
inability to serve. After the roll call
Mr. Andrew Carnegie made brief
address, presenting the deed of gift
The deed itself recites in substance
as follows.
That Andrew Carnegie deems 1t his
duty and highest privilege to admin
lister the wealth which has come to
him as a trustee i'll behalf of others,
and entertaining the belief that the
best means of discharging that trust
is by extending the opportunities for
study and research in our country.
he transfers To the trustees named
100000 OF registered per cent
bonds of the United States Steel cor
poration. This gift Is to be held In
trust, the income from the bonds or
from other securities that may be
substituted for them 10 be applied to
paying the expenses Of these trus.
tees, who are to receive the bonds
and collect the interest, and may sell
the same and invest the proceeds ac-
cording to the laws Of New York,
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, and
who are not made responsible for the
safety eff the bonds or for their de-
probation. They may appoint Off
GERS, fixing their salaries, and pro-
vide for the financial business of the
trust. The income Is to be expended
to founding in Washington an insti.
tuition to cooperate with those now
or hereafter established, and in the
broadcast and most liberal manner en-
courage investigation, research and
discovery, show he application oil
! knowledge to the Improvement OF
mankind, provide such buildings, lab
oratorfes, books and apparatus as
may be needed, and afford instruction
OF an advanced character to students
properly qualified to profit thereby
Unexpended income may be kept In
a reserve fund to defray the cost OF
| buildings. By twothirds vote the
trustees may modify these conditions
in accordance with the original pur
pose, which is ito secure if possible
for the United States OF America
leadership in the domain Of discovery
and the utilization of new forces fol-
the benefit Of man
After accepting the deed of gin
the trustees proceeded to adopt by
laws and then elected the following
officers Chairman of the board OF
trustees, Abfam Hewitt; vice chair
man, DR.. j. S. Billings; secretary
Charles ID. Waleott.
DR.. Daniel c. Gilman. late of Johns
Hopkins university, was elected presi
dent Of the Carnegie institution. The
board then adjourned to meet this
J morning.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Social Events.

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Walt
man Barhe gave a most delightful
whist t.rtY the Pearody. The af-
fair was in honor Of a number OF
ladies ~Esn are visiting in Morgan
town The iIordl decorations were
eiatorafe ana unique Delicious re-
freshneats We're served.
TN mi Gamma Phi fraternity
gave ppveFty dance at Municipal
Hal a,t veuing TO number of their
lady tefat- Miss Ina Rightnirf
CAV Ia ks psrty last night at her
hGme AaieB vas attended by many OF
her fiirisl' Each Of the affairs was
VERY iafH'ug
teaf ,um WAS realized by thu
lael>aa y FIR neis church at their
ceHcett ri 0ux supper at the Turn
VeTein club house last ulght.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
DESKS 0kDEKED.
Schools at Warrington will Resume
Business in Few Days.

MANNINeToN, W. Va. Jan. 30
The ruins of the beautiful new school
house which was burned Friday after
noon are still sInouldering. The
board of education has already ordered
500 desks, which will be placed in the
churches Of the city and wherever else
there is space. When the new school
house is built the desks will be moved
in. Plans are already being made
and the hot air system of heating
will give place to steam heating, with
the boiler in separate building.
The home Of Miss Phoebia Moore, the
teacher who made heroine of herself
at the fire, was burned the same after
noon. Teaching will be resumed as
soon as the desks are received.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
MANUFACTURING IN OHIO.
Preliminary Census Reports Showing
Comparisons Of Industries Be-
tween 1890 and 1900.

Washington, Jan. 30-The prelim-
mary census report on the manufac-
turing industries of Ohio shows the
following returns for 1900, compared
with 1890: Number of establishments,
32,393: increase, 13 per cent capital,
$605,377, $685. increase, so per cent;
wage earners, average number, 345,-
500; increase. 10 per cent total
wages, s153. 955, $50; increase, 20 per
cent; miscellaneous expenses, 500
54S.599; increase, "a per cent; cost
Of materials used, $447,165.211 in.
crease. 81 per cent; value of prod.
ucts, including custom work and re-
pairing. $SS1.527740; increase, 30 per
cent.
Following are returns for cities
separately reported:
Akron-Capital, $24,210,sf0; in.
crease, 10 per cent; products. $23,
621 500; increase. So per cent.
Canton-Capital. $10,094,813; de
crease. II per cent; products, $12,,
25S,427; increase, 3 per cent.
Cineinnati-Capital, s109. 432,142
increase, fl per cent; products, S139,
S49, sos; increase, "a per cent
Columbus-Capital $25,002.741; in
crease, SIS per cent; products, s39,
067, 643; increase. II per cent.
Dayton Capital, s2s.02751s; in
crease, los per cent; products, $35,
COZ ,G95; increase. 50 per cent.
Springfield Capital, $14,091, IT'S;
decrease. 4 per cent; products, II,
777.173; increase, 10 per cent.
Toledo--Capital, $25,59I, GIG; in
crease, 102 per cent; products, SGT,
S72,355; increase, 70 per cent.
Youngstown - Capital, S22 $50 .097
increase. 1876 per cent; products, $34,
s01,101. increase, 1877 per cent.
anesviile-Capital, s5.1b2 .067; in
I crease e per cent: products, s7.46S,
$50. ia. ease, q per cent
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Gregg aud Price.

1t is stated about town that John
Gregg will be a candidate for eoun-
ty clerk to succeed John ( Price
who will be candidate for re-elec
ton. The canvass for the clerkships
is expected tx be about the warmest
that has ever happened in tins neck
of the woods Besides these county
officers, members of the legislature
both house and senate are to be ehos-
en- this Fall and a congressman
elected.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30

This season Manager Bothner
will have an entirely new production
from the fact that every act is new,
and much stronger cast and new
song than has been seen in this fun
nv play. New specialities. lew
dances, have been written for this
popular farce comedy. The company
is composed Of a number Of the most
clever artists appearing in any farce
comedy of the present age. "A
Bunch OF Keys" comes to Swisner's
Theatre Tuesday Feb. 4th.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Card OF Thanks.

The First Ward Planning Mill CO.
desire to express their sincere thanks
to the City Hose company for its eff
cient work last Monday evening in
preventing the spread of flames from
the main building to other parts of
our valuable stock; and also to the
many persons who so willingly and
carefully handled our perishable
goods, we extend our heartfelt
thanks Our gratefulness to all is
nnbounded Very respectfully,
g w. KIDDY,
J. w. HINKLE,
q. G.. JoLLIFFE.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
THE CAR BURNED.
JAS. Cunningham Escaped Through a
window in His Night Clothes.


Window in His Night Clothes.
Pr. MARION, Jan. 30.-Last night
fire broke out in the car occupied by
James Cunningham Of Connellsville
of the Cunningham camp train of the
b. x O. company. Mr.. Cunningham
was asleep in the car, the fire prevent
ing his escape except through a win
dow and he had no time even to dress
himself, getting out with only his
night Clothes on. He lost all bis
clothes, including fine new overcoat,
a watch worth at lest $50 and $37 ia
cash, and also sustained severe injur-
les in his rush through the window TO
save himself He went home on the
morning train. Had it not been for
the help Of Foreman Wingrove the
whole camp train would have burned
up. The B. & O. lost over $1,000.
The camp train was on siding here.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30

Allegations Made In the Bill which
has Been Filed bY Harvey and others.
The News Standard in Wednesday
edition after telling about the ruse to
get the Monongalia directors Of the
Morris Glass Company down to Point
them has the following to say about
the suit which has been brought in
Uniontown:
A bill in equity has been filed be-
tween Harry Steinman, Charles Il.
Corwin, agent, Emory Couison and
William L. Harvey for themselves,
and such other stockholders and cred
itors as may see fit to join as plain
tiffs VS. the Morris Glass company,
John W. Ely, d. G. Core, d. e. Lem
ley, Michael Wright, Samuel L. Wild
man, A. Campbell Jobes, j. F. Nc
Farland, j. C. Morris, Lewis Lemley,
Benjamin Core, Grant STEPHENS, Geo.
+. Lynch, T. j. Keyser, M. Wright,
M. Lr Titus, James Allen, W. A.
Mcmahon, John Dietrich, Robert
Addleman, John Jobes, Allen Galley,
Newton ShalIenberger and -
Schrewer, defendants. The bill was
filed by Attorney John NJ. Core of
this place and j. NJ. Shields of Greens
burg.
The bill sets forth that the Morris
Glass company is a corporation with a
capital stock Of $50 900 and is now
proceeding for the erection of suita-
bic plant for the manufacture Of glass
at Point Marion. The shares are di-
vided into 1000 parts, the par value
of each share being $40. Eight hun
dred and forty shares were subscribed
at the time of the application for a
charter and 125 shares have been sold
since. Five hundred shares were is
sued to j. w. ELY, A. G. Jobes, e. II.
Steinman and w. L. Harvey in pay
ment for United States patent No.
I I'll, 594 and 30 shares were issued &c
c. K. Sadler. 7. J. Keyser, A. S. Ma
pei, e. NJ. Grant and G. A. Miller for
4 real estate at PIT. Marion. The ora.
tcrs are the holders Of capital stock in
said company as follows: e. H Stein.
man 81 shares, Charles A. Cofwln sc
( shares, Emory Coulson 10 shares and
William L. Harvey lab shares. They
set forth that certain faction of th'
board of directors consisting of d. G.
Core, Samuel L. Wildman. ID. e
Lemley, Michael Wright and a G.
Jebes refuse to attend meetings Of th'
board called at their place Of bushes.
at Pt. Marion: that said faction ha.
! illegally called and held meetings al
Morgaqtown, w Va, in which thel
I claim to have transacted business af
fectfng the corporations; that at one o.
their meetings at M0rgantown the.
undertook to discharge w l.. Harve.
as general manager and to remove e
Fl. Steinman as a member of the exec.
utiYe committee that said meeting
were held outside the jurisdiction o
the state The legally adopted seal o
the corporation is in the hands o
President ]. w. Ely, yet notwlth
standing this, they caused Ia be mad'
another seal different from the legal.
adopted one, and are unlawfully max
ing use of it; that M. Lee Titus on
of the stockholders is Illegally claim
ing TO act as secretary Of the companl
and as such prevented w. l.. Harye,
the general manager, from performing
his duties. The bill prays the cour
TO appoint receiver.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
DiSTILLERY BURNED.
Uniont0wn Scorched to the Tune of
$4,000,

Fire at UnioDtown on Wednesday
destroyed the John J. Thompson dis
tillery with a loss of $4,000. Mud
in the water pipes placed the fire
men at a great disadvantage but
they fought away merrily and say ed
the automobile works which stand
within two feet of the distillery
Several thousand barrels of whiskey
burned up during the fire. There
was $4,000 insurance on the estab
lishment which stands in the rear of
the all near Coon Hollow.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Will Probably Compromise.

It is understood that action has
been taken looking toward the settle
ment of the troubles of the Morris
Glass company. A proposition has
been made by the Harvey party and
it is now under Amusement The
company will be reorganized through.
out as a result of the action expected
to be taken soon.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Supreme Court.

The following action nas been taken
by the Supreme Court in cases sent
from this district.
Martin VS. Martin from Marion
county continued.
State vs. Edwards from Harrison
county submitted.
Williams VS. South Penn Oh Com
pany from Harrison county submitted.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
waasGLE OYER FIRE CHIEF.
Members of Uniontown Council stay
Up Until Midnight bat Fail to Agree.

UMoNrowN, Pa, Jen. 30-The
council locked horns over the mud
die in the fire department, on q
motion to recognize the election OF
A. j. Bower as chief and John Will
liams as assistant These men were
elected by one hose company and
few of another, the majority of the
firemen seeding, and refusing now
to consider it an election The coun-
cilmen divided, two for and two
against, the other refusing to vote.
and the wrangle lasted until after
midnight without coming to any de-
cision.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30

One third OF the railway mileage
OF the world IS under governmental
control. The totalmileage is 484.34S
miles Of which l99,37s miles areown
ed in this country There were many
of the arguments deduced by Messrs,
Hill and Hartman before the Inter
state Commerce Commission which
could beused in support of the prop
osition that the government should
control the roads Of this country.
TRY a,,r want ads
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30

That knowing animal, the ground
hog, will take the weather tn hand
next Sunday. February ?, Candle
mas Day We may haze some win
ter vet
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
RIDDLES ESCAPE.
Desperate Criminals Break Jail
at Pittsburg.

Warden assaulted and Knocked Out
Guards Beaten Down by Notorious
Thieves and Murderers- officers here
Warned to Look out for Fleeing men.
The Biddle brothers who were con-
fined in the Pittsburg jail under con-
viction of murder and who had been
sentenced to be hanged broke jail this
morning. The delivery took place
between five and six o'clock.
The warden was knocked down and
a rush made for liberty. Several
guards were also knocked down and
lin a few minutes the men were at
Y liberty.
An alarm was at once given but the
criminals have not yet been located.
Word has been sent to all neighboring
towns to be on the lookout for them.
Morgantown officers have been noti-
fed along with the rest but the men
are not expected to get this far away.
However they have outside assis-
tance and the delivery was the most
daring ever attempted in the history
of the jail in which they were con-
fined.
The gang TO which these two des-
perate criminals were attached COM
mitted series. OF daring crimes in
Pibtsburg and when officers attempted
TO arrest them an officer was shot &c
death.
The trial which ensued was one OF
the most sensational Ia the courts OF
Pittsburg.
1t is not understood just how the
men broke out but they must have
planned the escape in most daring
and bold manner
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Hurt on NJ. & X.

A young man named Johnson son
of the widow Johnson near Dellslow
attempted to jump the NJ. & X. yes
terday afternoon. He was thrown
and two ribs fractured besides other
injuries being received. DIR. McLane
was called and gave him surgical at
tentiOn
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Rev. Mr.. Miller Dangerous, Ill.

Rev. Alfred b. Miller, who for AL
years was president of Waynesburg
college, and is now president Emeri-
tus Of that institution, is dangerous
ly i'll with paralysis. His recovery
is not expected.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Snecial sale at Poslen

On Thursday January Both 1902. q
special lot OF aces and embruiderieS
viii 'ae sold at less han one han What
they IRE worth ut Posten's cash store.
Yop cannot afford to.niisS this sale.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Freak OF Nature.

1t is reported that a lamb has been
born on the farm Of Lewis Core which
has seven legs, two bodies and bu
one head. The strange freak died.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Lost

A new brown duck horse blanket
Liberal reward II returned TO Police
man Thos. G. Fleming or this office.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Found.

Gentleman's fur collar Owner can
get it by calling at this office aud
paying for this notice
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
The Weather

Grain or snow tonight. Colder la
east portion. Friday fair. :
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-30
Robert Downing in ''Phe Gladiator -

ssThe Gladiator" is a strong play in
every way. 1t is rich with historical
recollections, for the scene is laid in
the era when Faustina, the cruel
Roman Empress flourished. She it
was who determined to stamp out the
then budding christianity and the
followers of the new faith were sacri-
feed ia the arena as fast as they
could be found, But as Faustina
watched them die, she saw that they
met their fate with peace and hap
piness SO singularly different to that
of the other captives, she paused TO
think; then to investigate. A new
world was opened up to her, and IN
its light she walked, for when at last
death came it found her with her lips
glued to a cross in little church in
the Appian way. Amidst such a
wealth of historical romances it was
easy to weave a great play, and such
is the oHe IN which Mr. Downing will
appear tonight at the opera honse.
Secure your seats at the Acme.