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


Ii attempting 10 save nm the boys
raotheT was fatally burned, while his
father and brother were badly
seerched.
The hot mills Of the New Castle,
Pa. plant Of the American Tinplate
company we're closed for an indefinite
period.
Undertakes of Mercer and Law
ienee counties, Pa, have formed an
association and will refuse to con-
duct a funeral for any family indebt-
cd to any member of the association.
While Alphonso Snyder and Walter
ehirley, 15-year-old Huntingdon. Pa.
boys, were playing with loaded re-
volyer, the weapon was discharged
and Shirley was killed.
Marion veon, pumper, was suffo-
Gated by gas in the mine of the
Wampum pa Coal company. His
brother and a fellow miner narrowly
escaped death while recovering the
body.
Because the city council questioned
bis authority to appoint policemen
and threatened to make him pay
tie salaries Of those he had named,
Mayor Buell.. Of Barberton, o., dis
missed the entire force. The council
lefused to replace the officers and
the town is without police protection.
The Sixteenth o. v. |. held its
twenty seventh annual reunion at Ak
ION, 0. The next reunion viii be held
in Wooster, and the new officers live
there. They are: President, A. B.
Ranstetter; vice president, D. G..
Curry; secretary, Enos Person;
treasurer, S. Nubzler.
The Rapp Oil company has dis
POSED of its holdings in Auglaize
county, o., to eastern parties for a
consideration of $4,000 The prop
erty consists of CTS acres of lease.
holds in Salem and Logan townships.
on which are located SO wells.
At ChiiIicothe, O., Dick Lawhorn,
of Franklin township, was bound over
to court on a charge o attempted as.
sault on Mrs. Elizabeth Whaley.
Joseph Smith, aged II, died in
lCla lONuSnipy nCdI SAllti
cothe, O. He was strong Democrat
and for 33 years had been justice of
the peace.
An impure spring, from which a
score Of families in Marietta, o., have
been getting their water supply, has
caused 16 cases of typhoid fever, with
several others suspected. The water
will be analysed by the state board
OF health.
Word has been received at Chilli
Gothic, O., that Lieutenant William e.
Stafford son of Judge Stafford, of that
city, has resigned his commission in
the navy to accept a position as
curator in the department of agricul-
ture.
A man hunt is being organized by
the residents of Dorr street, near Oak
Openings, Toledo, O., to- search for
William Rex, who disappeared, leav-
ing a note that he would probably
commit suicide.
At Piqua, O., the warrant against
attorney A. l.. Marshall, swern to by
Nolney Crone, charging Marshall with
embezzlement, has been withdrawn
and the case dismissed.
At Macarthur, o., David Morris,
charged with killing his father, was
bound over on the charge of second
Cegree murder. Bail, $4,000.
At Findlay, o., Grace stachause
was arrested ON the charge of doping
Charles Bradley, an oil man, and rob-
Ling him of $685..
At Aberdeen, O., Miss Cora Pence
was thrown from her buggy against
a stone wall and sustained internal in
juries.
At Upper Sandusky, o., Mayor SyI.
van issued orders that all slot ma
chimes must be removed by Sept. l.
At Rome, O., Angelo Foster was
kicked in the head by horse and
probably fatally injured
Superintendent of Detectives Philip
Demmel, of Pittsburg, announced that
Joseph Allen had been identified by
several witnesses as the man who
was seen with Achsah King on the
cay she was stabbed to death. He
would not give the names of the wit.
nesses, and said that out of fairness
10 the coroner's jury, which will lis.
ten to evidence in the case next Tues.
day morning, he will not tell who
identified the man or how the identi
fcations were made.
Mrs. Susan Havey was held charg.
ed with the murder of her father-in.
law, Thomas Havey, of Braddock,
Pa, by the coroner's jury. He died
suddenly on July 20, and it is alleged
Il at he was foully dealt with.