Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-02

j. III. Anderson. Of Kenton. O.. and
Obe Jones, Of Columbus
At Washington Court House, D., a
burglar was frightened away from lie
home of Mrs. Mary Dewitt By the
screams Of her daughter, Mrs Clara
Jernigar
At Lima, o., sSvthbound freight
train on the Cineifsaiati. Hamilton
aud Dayton, at the North street cross.
ing. jumped a switch and was
wrecked.
BY the explosion of sawmiII
boiler near Crown City. near Cali.
ifolis, o.. Joseph Hardesty was killed
end his son was fatally inju ed.
Arthur shuIz, city salesman for
Ad6lph Feiss e Co., of Toledo, O., is
missing. His accounts are being
checked up.
At Toledo, o., John Crook, Of Lock
Haven, Pa, aged 30, was hit by a
Lake Shore rain and killed
Michael kradel, of Springfield, O.,
vas killed in a runaway accident in
Denver Colo.
BY the overturning of motor car
G. B. Gideaut, foreman of the Kanaw-
La and New River Fire Brick com
1any's works, at Kanawha, w Va,
was killed, and Elijah Steen, the SUI
perintendent, badly injured.
The sheriff of Hancock county, w.
Ia, is looking for Summerton Pyles,
wonted ON the charge of striking John
Waggel, aged 20, with wrench and
inficting wound that will cause his
death
At Weston, w. Va, Charles Knight,
brakeman on the Baltimore and Ohio,
fell under an engine. Physicians say
he cannot recover
Thomas Delay brought suit against
John A. Coyner. wealthy farmer, of
Frankfort, o., for $4,000 on the
ground that Coyner circulated stories
that he was bigamist.
Partly affected by the heat and
partly by incipient dementia, induced
by drinking some whisky last Wednes
day evening. Waisley Dulerenski,
aged 35, cut his throat and was dying
at the st. Johns General hospital, AL
legheny City, Pa.
Frank Patterson, a dapper young
man, aged about 36 years, who claims
he recently came from Morgantown,
w. Va, is in the lookup in Allegheny
and the police of that city think that
in his arrest the mystery of the many
robberies in the lower section of Al
legheny has been solved.
G. |. Lyon, of Hagerstown, Md, was
in Pittsburg looking for some trace
of his brother, Charles. aged II years
may never been seen again, either
dead or alive, by his relatives He
Is one of the vast army of young men
that disappears each year. as com
Iletely as though the earth had swal
owed them.
The long delayed conference be-
tween the Amalgamated and the
American Steel Hoop company was
held at the Hotel Lincoln, Pittsburg
The meeting held late in June broke
up without any settlement and since
July 1 the mills of the company have
leen running without an agreement
in regard to the foot notes.
The returns from the various lodges
Of the Amalgamated Association OF
Iron. Steel and Tin Workers, where a
Ycte has already been taken on the
proposed reduction of per cent in
wages asked by the American Tin
Plate company in rebate orders, shows
that a majority has voted against it.
Many of the mills have not yet voted
SC that there is still some Coubt in
regard to the outcome
A rumor is current that neeotia
lions are under way for the leasing of
portion of the Lutheran church
property on Smithfeld street, Pitts.
burg, for Improvement with big
business block. The property cannot
be sold outright. The names of the
people wanting it have not been an
nounced. but they are said to be
prominent in commercial circles. The
buildings are old dating back so years
TT more, and their removal and sub.
stitution by modern structure would
improve the appearance of the street