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Arizona republican., 1904-10-06
STRAINING THE AIR.

A woman living in a smoky city helps to keep her house clean by straining the air as it is drawn into the cold air register or box to be sent up through the pipes into the different rooms. The register is taken out, piece of cheese cloth a trifle larger than the opening is spread over she pipe and the regis ter is replaced, it's edges holding the cheesecloth in place. The particles of soot and dust which accumulate on the cheesecloth soon prove how much the wall paper and furniture have been saved--GoOd Housekeeping.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-06

a time it was thought that he had con cealed himself somewhere in the city. Three or four days later it was learned that he had been seen in the neighbor- hood of the Arizona canal ten miles from the city. He was then wandering aimlessly about oyer the desert as if he were drunk. Drunkenness had been his normal condition for years. A search was made through the neigh borhood where he had been last seen but nothing could be learned of him. It was believed that he would naturally perish on the desert and no further hunt was made for him.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-06
PERSONAL.
Es'i':s.ss%&&&444.4s,

H. G. Oakes left for Denver on last nights M. & P. train.
 Benjamin Torrens leaves for New York on the s. F. P. & P. ltrain.
 J. Ernest Walker, who has been visiting friends in New York state will return to Phoenix next Saturday. MT. Walker left New York several days ago but made stops in Chicago aud elsewhere on his way.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-06
NEW sANITARIUM.

''The Highlands" just completed. Pleasant home for inva1ids. Rooms in brick house or furnished tents. Trained nurse in attendance. c. M. Greinsr, 800 E. ThiFteenth street. Telephone Black. S91.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-06

Mrs J. w Bolton, so well known in Phoenix for her. high class cooking is running the dining room at the Nordrach. Special Sunday dinners, regular board or meals. No invalids.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-06
EXPLAINED.

But why can't woman throw a stone?"
 Simple enough. She never has any practice when she's young. It's only the boys that have their fling in their youth. .''-Syracus Journal.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-06

The office of Dr.. W. M. Bell is with Dr. Wm. DufHeld, N. Second avenue Residence 912 N. First street. Phone Red S44
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN.
Mrs. Bafton Says that Everything is
Being Done to Prevent Spread Of
Disease

Mrs. Barton Says that Everything Il
Being Done to Prevent Spread O
Disease.
To the Editor Of the New DOMINION:
In justice 10 nay sell and family
Wish 10 say ] have a train nnrss
from v hesiing ia ATTENDANCE upot
my chlid that has siplberie. and the
nurse ard . are The only o'-es thai
come in contact with the chic. al
utensils disheas etc are sealded and
all heddlng, sheets etc are soaked in
bicioride solution and boiled at
cording to directions given by DR.
Taught County Health Officer.
Ordinarily / send my laundry out
but now have to do it at home |
had no tubs or boiler. My sister in
in law came to the street door, { we
live up stairs) and got the order
and when the tubs were delivered
set them inside the downstairs door
No one has left the house or run
the gauntlet AID no one has been
up stairs since the case was quaran
tines hs the County Health Officer
Dir Taught The grocer caves his
groceries on the steps and likewise
the milk man once we for got to
put the milk bucket on the stairs
and my daughter got it in person
from the boy. The house is fumi
gated daily
As haze two ct Ter children am
doing in my power TO keep them
as well rs others troui contracting
the DISEASE.
Very truly,
MRs. A S. BARTON
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23
NO TIME WASTED.
Prompt Action is Pleasing Many West
Virginia Citizens.

Get down tothe cause of everything
Bad backs are caused by sick kid
Legs.
Cure the kidneys you cure back
ache.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidneys
only
No time wasted trying to cure other
troubles.
Thousands endorse their merit.
J. +. Straight, machinist, of Balti-
more street Warrington. says: When
| went fol Deans Kidney Pills my
back was aching similarly to other at
tacks which had occurred from time
to time in the past. When they were
in the acute stage 1t hurt me to stoop,
and morning after morning my back
was so lame and stiff that I could not
move without mourning extra suffer
ing. Doan's Kidney Pills gradually
reduced the aching g1tii II finaiy
disappeared. | know others in Mau-
nington, who have obtaiL ed undo, ht-
ed results from the use Of this valu-
able preparation"
Endorsements similar TO this are
plentiful in Morgantown Cali AL.
Nj. Reed s. Co.'S. drug store aud assk
for particulars.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milhurn Co, i'utfalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the Quilted
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23
TIE Bitter BIT.
Detective Employed TO Ferret
out violators
Of Liquor Laws is Arrested in Evans
Vile, Ind.--Aiiesed to Have Been
man Who Raised such a row in Nor
gaHtown Recentiy-That he is Al
legged to Have Done.

A special from Evansville, Ind /,
states that Lewis Vein has been ar
rested Ia that city by Deputy Marshall
Johann on the charge OF selling liquor
witheat government license. He
was acting as agent for the Anti-Sa
loon League and sold thu liquor which
he bought while acting as agent for
the League.
Weln had been working in Evans
vile and had collected large mass OF
evidence for the League against ho-
tel and drug store people 90 which
they are being prosecuted.
He and his friends allege that thr
charges have been trumped up in order
to destroy the effect Of his work foe
temperance. The liquor sellers are
jubilant over his arrest ard state that
they will push the man to the limit.
There is much Interest being taken ia
the outcome.
1t is PRESUMED that Vein Is the
same man who came here and raised
such row in Morgantown with the
speakeasies. He bought liquor free.
ly here and drank much OF it rot
being above taking nip for his
stomach S sake or for the sake Of any
ether organ aud he always had some
thing the matter with one OF them
whenever be had chance to buy some
anti-thirstine.
II the allegations against him can
be substantiated it is probable tina.
he will get all that is coming to him
and the Anti-Saloon people will &c
back 90 him for betraying them.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23
MAGAZINES DESTROYED.
University Library a Loser by
the Baltimore Fire.
Large Number of Periodicals Had Been
Sent to Williams and Wilkins to be
BOund-Will be Difficult to to Re-
place Them Money Loss Of SI00.

The University Library was Une Of
the many losers in the great Baltimore
FIRE. A meeting of the Library com
mite was held last night, and amo n
other things that came up was tn
fact that large number OF magazine
which had been sent there to be bound
had been destroyed In the fire.
In the coin OF the realm, the loss
will amount to about 800. The
magazines and periodicals were 10 the
possession Of the firm OF Williams and
Wilkins. 1t Is the custom to send
the files away to be bound during the
sumner, but an exception to the,rule
was unfortunately made Ia this To-
stance.
Among the notable losses was that
OF the Harper's Weeklies, from 1896
to 1908. Volume 10 of the Athenaeum
was destroyed and a volume of the
West Virginia School Journal went
up In smoke. 1t will be difficult to
replace these and similar publications
not kept by the publishers.
1t is hoped that there are spme per
sons who have, ard will give to the
Library, numbers aud volumes OF the
magazines destroyed. The librarian
has complete list of those lost, and
IL any one is inclined to make a dona-
tion, she will gladly furnish inform 4
tion as to the magazines wanted.
Numbers of nearly all OF the leading
magazines were lost.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23
ANOTHER LINK TO BE BUILT,
Link Connecting q. a. U. and Lake
Erie Will Pass Through Morgan
town Some Hay Geography.

The News Standard tells of a
railroad line that is to be built in
this state which is of much interest
to Mergantown people. However
the junction OF the Gauley and New
rivers forms the Kanawha if our
geography is not at fault However
if the road is built as planned it will
be great thing for Morgantown.
The item is as follows:
What NAV be used as link be
tween the Chesapeake d Ohio and
Monongahela railroads is to oe built
from Ronceverte, W. Va, to the
junction OF the Gauley and New
rivers. Col JIM. Schocnmaker, vice
president and general manager of
the Lake Erie, said that he wss not
prepared to speak of the line in
question. He said, however. that ii
is the intention IF the Chesapeake Il
Ohio and Lake Erie to form a con
nection, and that tie Monongahela
railroad would be utilized.
The new road has been chartered
by Massachusetts capitalists who are
interested in coal operations near the
Gauley and Big Kanawha rivers.
The road will be known as the Mead
ow River railroad, with offices at
Roncevcrte. There are to be several
branches along streams tributary to
the Gauley and Meadow rivers in
Creenbrier, Fayette and Nicholas
counties.
The line will head northward to-
ward the Baltimore Il Ohio's Pitts
burg, Fairmont, Clarksburg and
Redwood branch, the terminal o.
which is at Redwood Connection
could be made either at Richweol OF
Camden-on -Gauley. Tn, di-tan 9
from Pittsburs III Redwood il 224
miles, and the route is via New
Haven, Uniontown. Fairmont. Clarks
burg, Weston and Holly Junction.
The incorporaiors of the Meadow
River railroad are Robert A. Ge:ham
West Newton, Mass; r w. Royden
ard F. A. Beckford, Beverly, Mass,
aud John p. Hill and j. +. Carroll,
Boston.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23

-
American citizenship as represented
IN the house was for an honest man
TO come to congress and hnd hi1i-
self hedged all around with a wilder
ness of misinformstion. ogerinfornaa-
ton and noa-inforInation, whichever
happens to suit the fellows who vTits
their DEGREES and send them here ic
ne registered in appropriation bills"
Nj Sosfhwicis On. VI referring -
Mr. Williams remarks on the subject
of trusts. had read an editorial from
the New York World. saying that the
antitrust law was framed ~ Repu3-
iican, passed by Republican senats
and signed by Republican president.
and that Il had remained dead letter
on the statute books during she sec
ond term of President Cleveland. TIE
Republicans vigorously applauded.
Mr. Knox's Interview.
Mr.. Williams said he was more THAI
delighted to see the Republican ma
jority on the floor cheer the houn Is
on to hunt down the combines and
truss of this country" He would, he
said. be even more delighted II h.
didn't know that "you are very muca
like the month of March-you come
in like lions and go out like lambs,
which created laughter on the Demo
cratic side He added: Il want the
country to watch and see how far the
applause is going to end in fruition. :.
Already, he continued. Mr.. Knox hal
been careful to be interviewed and to
permit the country to know that You
are not running amuck" against trusts
generally; that the Northern Securi-
ties case just settles the Northern Sc
curities case, and that 1t does not
mean anything particularly, anyhow.
and seemed to be fully anxious that
the country should understand ne
does not mean anything particularly,
anyhow.
One statement in the article re-
ferred to- he said, credited this adj
ministration as being the author Il
the prosecution. It happened to be,
he declared, zone Van SAINT out in the
west somewhere who started the case,
and for very shame, after he had got
ten the case upon the docket. the ad
ministration, prior to an election could
not hold itself still"
It was the only thing the RepuS
lican party did not stand pat on until
after the election, he said, amid Dem
ocratic applause, "and you would have
stood pat on that IL you had dared
Governor Van SAINT was ''blankel
Indian Republican. and he did not con
suit headquarters, but precipitated the
| litigation"
Answering Mr.. Southwick as u
whether he knew Governor Van SAINTS
politics, Mr. Williams said he already
had stated to be a blanket Indian Re
publican-"a man who actually meant
what you fellows we're pretending tc
mean when you were applauding a mo-
ment ago" Loud applause on thi
| Democratic side.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23
Governor Was Pleased.

OF all those who attended the con
cert here Monday, none was more
thoroughly pleased with all that went
forward than Gov. A. B. White who
was here. He expressed his gratiaca-
ton time and time again at the man.
ner in which the whole undertaking
was carried through, and was most
generous in his praise of the School OF
Music. He said the jaunt was one Of
the most pleasant he had enjoyed
since he became the STATES chief exec
,itiye
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23
BASE BALL SCHEDULE
Approved by Athletic Directors
and Equipment Ordered.
80 Coach This Excellent Pros
poets for Good Team-Price Of Ad-
mission to flames Fixed COMMITTEE
to Get foot saII Coach The sched-
uIe.

Th Board o, Dirtcsers OF the
University Athletic Asscia,ion held
meeting yesterday afternoon asd
transacted some important busInsss
| in regard 10 the baseball season.
The meeting was the first held by
| the new board and all the mem sers
were present.
The base ball schedule as prepared
by Manager Sn, der was approved
without change. 1t includes an
Eastern and Western trip, and games
with oil The colleges in THE vicinity,
except w. " j which was not con-
sidered. The eastern Trip will be
taken during Commencement Man
ager Snyder was directed to arrange
game with Kenyon anil We-tcrn
Reserve if possible to Gil the gap
between O. 5. u. and Beloit, caused
by the cancellation of the game With
Purdue.
The prospects for strong team
were never better. A number ~ the
old players are in school, and the
Spring term always furnishes an adj
dition of good material. The can
didates are at work indoors and will
get out just as Soon as the weather
will permit There Wal So no coach
this year.
Twelve uniforms complete, 100
base balls, full equipment tor the
catcher, twelve bats, and twelve
coats tor the players we're ordered.
These goods will be placed with the
property manager and issued by him
to the players on orders from the
captain. Each player will be re
qnired to give receipt for what he
gets and security for its return at
the end OF the season.
A communication from the Ath
letic Committee of the faculty was
read. This fixes the price of adj
mission to base ball games at %
cents, with ten cents additional To
the grand stand. This may be in.
creased to 35 cents and so for the
grand stand fol especially costly
games. A half rate for children
under fifteen years is allowed. The
committee urges that greater care be
taken in the collecrion of admissions
A committee was appointed to
confer with President Richards in
regard to securing coach for the
| foot hall team Some stems have
already been taken, and it is likely
that contract will he closed
shortly.
The season will open in Morgan
town with Cali 'ornia Normal April
16. Other games here are as follows
Bethany, April 10 and %; W. U. F.
April 80; Wayneshurg, April 30
State College, May 6, Westminster
May 10. Geneva, Iay 81, Aiiea heny
May 81 and %; O. w. U, May &c
two games; Pjstburg College, June 3
! On the western trip, the games
are as follows: Denison, May 10
0. w. U, May IL; Beloit, May IA
O. S. u, May 16.
The eastern trip Is as follows
Gettysburg, June ID; Mt. st Marys
June IA; Princeton. May 10; Man
haitian, MAY 16; Mar, land Athleti,
Club, May is.
On May 7, w. V. U. will play w
/ In. 2. in Pittsburg and on June 4
Waynesburg at Wayncsburg.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23

The entrance OF Captain A. Gar
riS n ia to the race for State Senate
in this dist let will complicste mat
tiers considerably. He is strong
candidate an | it is alleged by friends
of McDerm OFT that he will draw
more largely from him than IRON
Grant ns McDermott is especisII,
strong in the western end oil til,
county where he is so well known,
Garrison was not mixed up ia tn,
Meredith betraya! and the people o.
Marion county will find him accpp-
tvble as candida.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23
Phantom Party.

The phantom party given IN The
Post Office building last evening" by
S. A. Phillips was attended by ahont
SO young people, inclnsl M small
parties of visitors from Washington
and Fairmont. The ladies were all
clothed in white sheets, NTH pillow
ceses over their heads. The men
wore black robes, with cows ot the
same color. After eleven O'Clock
the "phautom' costumes were dis.
caeded. Dancing was INDUCED 10
until two o'clock this morning The
guests went TO Newman's and Kas.
zer's for refreshments.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23
ON CANFIELD's TRAIL.
New York District Attorney Urges
Necessary LEGISLATION.

Albany, n Y, March 18.-"I want
10 put Richard Garfield in states
prison and l want Reginald Wander.
bilt of New York as a witness to help
me do it." declared District Attorney
Jerome of New York city to the SEN
ate codes committee IN the course OF
hearing on a bill to make it posi-
BILE for a witness to give testimony
without having his evidence used
against him and which eliminates the
excuse of declining to testify through
fear of discriminating himself.
Amendments providing that the
measure should not take effect until
Sept. next nor apply to pending It'll.
CATION which were under discussion
brought out this utterance from Mr..
Jerome, who declared thai the amend
ments would utterly destroy the ef-
feet of the bill and that if it were
enacted in its present form it would
give immunity to Richard Garfield
and would permit him to enjoy an
other season of prosperity at Sar
atoga"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23

At last the cit, his purchased q
hose wagon and has taken 81 ps to
employ fir' men i, he 'orst,a IT the
fire department TT all times. ! h. sc
steps h'vr = ep auSionsly Advocated
Tor a l'ig time ~ hose whe p re-
cia' q H. disad,snta res ri To-, fire
hght'rs q town Will tie mats In i
with which they have had t. woi K
The nrn viii wo k in l.c,l.r spi
and viii h've he.t I means / con
bat fires ! an they hs,s cves had
The town need not seriously lca.
any fire after the new equipment
gets here. The council las done j
most 'ommencahlc hing
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23
STILL 4 MYSTERY.
Identity of Cheat River Robbers
Only Guessed at.
Piekenpaugh al Ncrk as Usual Today
Is sun suffering Prom Experience
Some Interesting Details Of the AZ
fair Well was not POISONED.


There is little excitement in The
!, heat river neighborhood today
over the boldest and biggest robbery
that has ever occurred there. The
Pickenpaugh affair was talked over
from every standpoint at The eonn-
try stores and ether gathering places
yesterday, but the subject lags today
and as TO any organized effort TO APP
prehsnd the robbers and bring them
to justice there seems never to have
been a thought. Capt Lennon said
this morning that the community
seemed very little EXETER over
crime Of such magnitude. Mr.. Pick
enpaugh is at work at Riverside
Farm this morning as usual, though
able to accomplish but little on ac-
count of his illness from poisoning
and the terrible experience with the
robbers.
The amount of money secured was
nearly a thousand dollars. This
sum included none of that he had
received for the property sold re-
Gently but was his savings from his
wages and other deals he had made.
The party TO whom he had sold the
property had brought that money
to the city and deposited IT to Pick
enpaugh's credit.
Mr.. Pickenlaueh hroods over the
loss deeply, but is willing to
talk about il today. Some of the
details which he relates will be of
interest. He is not certain whether
there were three or four robbers.
He sas -, heard the voice OF ii
third man from the kitchen and
thinks there was fourth stationed
at the front door of the house. One
| of the men who entered the room
| held him while the other made the
search. He called to his daughter
who was sleeping upstairs, but the
robbers gagged him with pillow
case. They threatened to roast the
bottoms Of hit feet. He was two
weak from his Illness TO make any
resistance.
/ The second son Of the family
heard the noise from upstairs and
tried TO get down, out could not In
reaching The he'd roam, the robbers
| passed through room from which
the staircase led to the second story
They bad carefully barred this deol
| and late, pulled the bed tick and
clothing against it. Even after the
r,b5ers were gone, they found il
almost impossible to get the dool
open without breaking. This show:
conclusively that the guilty pat ties
were well acquainted with The
building aud the occupants.
W. hthe belt was cut from Pick
enpaugh's body, the robber on guart
in the kitchen, said: "Come on now
that's ali ,htra is. Tins also ipdi
Gates clearly that they knew every
detail oil the situation. The guard
in the kitchen was probably lief
there because he was 81 well known
to the victim as to make discovery
of his identity probable.
The theory commonly circulated
and believed in Cheat Neck yester
day that the Pickenpaugh famii,
was poisoned by the water from th'
well Is denied by some and it is nov
believed that they all suffered from
potemaine poisoning. That til,
members OF other families usins
water from the same we'll have no
been stricken is taken to show this
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23

At the Deekers Greek Coal and
Coke company there is a lot of work
being done and room for more men
This concern will pay out a large
sum OF money every day and will
help matters in Morgantown and
vicinity very appreciably.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23

The city election at Fairnont is
getting rather hot. There was a
scheme on foot to sell the water
works and there was big job in
this. The ring candidates who were
almost pledged to this have become
alarmed over the revolt against he
plan and have come out in signs d
cards to the effect that If elected
they will not vote SO sell the plant.
This is big victory FOR the citizens
even if they are defeated 10 The
el,ttilr,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23

The correspondent at Bughoeus
Gap, Marion county, relates the
following Incidents:
William Spooney, of Bughouse
Gap, has been making frequent and
p otrseted calls at the home of a GER
tain Young lady on Little Riyulet.
We hope to report funeral IN our
next
Our m.rchs MT is driving thriving
trade in red cinnamon drops. snuff
q I'd tobacco The increasing pros
perity has led him TO install three
additional sawdust spittoons.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23

A mass meeting of the citizens Of
Barbour county has been held al
Belington and Teter and Dayton
were denounced for their stand on
the tax commission question. Those
participating in the convention are
republicans. The convention sp-
pointed two delegates to take theil
grievances to he county convention
and demand that Teter and Dayton
shall be turned down.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23

IL might settle al the fussing il
the claims o. Dawson aud Teter
should be submitted TO VI, te G.
their party mcr. This coal rot
harm any one and it would certainly
give the ank and file a chance to
speak their sentiments. AS the
rank and file will he txl ected 10
ear he heat and bur,lpu o. the bat
tie of ballots it does not seem % be
less than y qnare d, III to let them
say whom t. ev y ish suppn.,.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23

Coal dealers have been acLive in
the vicinity Of Masontown in taking
up options on coal land. Some oil
them are getting active in the Pitts
burg courts over matters which grew
out or the deals made near here.