Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-03-04
UMBER 81.
SOUTHERN NEWS oLeANimas.

hold services I'm colorcd church at Gum
town, y. Tenn, when the congregation as
sailed them with stones and sticks aud ran
them out OF tho ncighborhood, ono OF them
receiving severe wounds.
ARCHIE, thirteen -year.old son Of Mrs. r.
Lackcy. fell from freight train while
stealing ride at Newmarket, Tenn. aad
was crushed Co death
AT the sixth annual commencement ex-
crcisos OF the Memphis Hospital Medical
Colloge' thero we're thirty eight graduates.
SENATOR H,RRIs introduced bin TO in
crease tho limit OF the appropriation Tor
erection ot n public building at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, 10 t25O,Oo1
WV. wE,rurRroRp lost his life in Ruok-
wood mines near Chattanooga, Tenn, by a
fall of slate crushing him,
GEoHor J. WILLIAMS of Nichola. County,
W Va, who served year and quarter
In jail for mail-robbng and pension
frauds, holng in bad health has been re-
leased from jail and banishcd forever from
the State by order OF Z. y District Judge
Jackson.
a uEAL romance was unravcled at Chat
tanooga, Tenn, on the 26th, ia which there
arc thrce characters-a mother aud two
sons. The former lives at louisville aud
her neme Il Mr., Brown. One son. Horny.
~ clothior in Chattanooga The second
son, Charles IL planter in Louisiana.
Twenty-cight years ago this family VI
browns lived ia Cincinnati. Tho husband
and father was then living. aud the sons
were young mon. Tho father chastiscd
Charles pretty severely, and tho lad. then
nineteen years Old ran away from home.
That was in is5s He never wrote home TO
his kndrcdnor returned Ycnr- aftarward
the boys father died, and tho mother. with
her son Henry, removed Co Louisville Tho
war came on, and I'm the strife which laid
waste the South, Charles was supposed To
have boen killed., and his mother and rcmain-
ing brother mourned him for dead Years
passed. Henry married, raised a family and
moved 20 Chattanooga, where he opened a
clothing house. About two weeks
ago lady from Atlanta, whilc
passing his store, thought she recog-
nized in him tho features Of Charles Brown,
whom she bad known a. a boy In Cincin-
natl, and whom she accidentally met In
Southern Louisiana fifteen yoars ngo she
approached Mr. Brown and asked 10 his
name was not Charles Brown Ho answered
hcr 10 was not but that dead brother of
bis bore that name Sho then explained
that Charles was not dead. but living on q
plantation in Louisiana, whero be was a
wealthy planter and had "a large family.
Henry Brown was roioiced that his brother
was alive, aud Immediately tolegraphed
him. Ho received y reply from Charles
that he would come 20 Chattanooga lm-
mediately The news was sent 60 friend
at Louisville aud broken 70 the aged
mother. Charles arrived ia ChnttanooQa
on tho 18th, aud there is great rejoicing by
tho united brothers The mother had not
yet arrived.
a REPORT Is current that n syndicate OF
New York and Boston capitalists have op-
tions on all the coal fields between Knox
Vile, Tenn, aud Emory Gap. except
two mines, aud now control over BDUOO
acres Of coal lands They contemplate
building railroad from the Cincinnati
SOuthernrailroad 70 tap the Knoxville aud
Ohio at Clinton
A FnE ia tho Rusk 'Tex) peuitentiary.
few days ago, did so. 900 damage The
convicts worked manfully in aiding %
subdue tho flames, and made no effort %
escape
PyEUNoSfA has become epidemic az Bled-
son. on the Chesapeake q Nashville rail-
road, north Of Gailatin, Tenn
AT the recent session Of tho Nationai
Editorial Association. held at Cincinnati.
q. II. Jones, OF Florida was elected presi-
dent
THE City Council of Nashville. Tenn.
passed on its first reading the bin giving
ths Cumberland NatDral Gas Company tho
exclusive right sor twenty years 10 supply
, natural gas Tor heating purp0seq New
York, Pittsburgh and Wheeling " Va.
capitalists are interested IN tho enterprise,
together with home capitalists. and evory
confidence ia expressed that gas will DO
found Ia abundance
AT Red Hin. near Parkersburg " Va.
fire broke out tho other morning ln the
residence OF 1r. John Waller The houss,
fine. large frame. with most of the furui-
ture. was destroyed entaiilng an uninsured
Ions Of 1900 Mrs I'd Waller and a newly
born Infant we're with difiiculty rescued by
NJ Ed Waller, who. in doing so, was ter
riDie burned about The face. head hands
ard body His life 10 considered in danger
from internal burning. M John Waller.
an aged man, seemed crazsd by The sipht.
and vas taken out only By main force.
Mr Ed Waller 10 still la Drecarious con-
dlti0n
TBE other evening while two luvenHq
toughs were shooting 40 q mark n short I.s.
tance from Parkersburg. w Va Anthony
hcNlch0iaa shot and almost instantly
killed bis companion. Hugh Pendley aged
seventeen. They had been shooting soma
time when NcNichoias raised his veapon.
q soifoporaliuE a--caii1sf revolver fa hr
head supposing au the cartridge 10 30
discharged. it went or striking PsndisY
behind the left ear. with The shove resuit
McNonolas was arrested. but discharged
on tho hndinR0f n verdict Of accidental
shooting by th8 cOr0ner's jury
I A rHosOroH investigation is being ado
on the convict farms Ira Taliap00sa Co1n-
I ~, Ala, and much suffering exists owing
I 40 inFa ficient clothing aud cruel trontinsus
I of tho cOnv.cts by contractor During
I the recent cold spell many ~ them bad no
I shoes and stockings and vgere tsrribiy y FROST
I bitten. This matter u creating great ex-
I element throughout toe State snI fuI
and thorough investig Cation 81 noe being
made
iua other morning Frank Bauarie while
standing ora q scaToid at The now jail
7 Montgomery. Ala. accidentally slipped
and feil to the ground. s distance of forty
I feet receiving serious H not fttai Injuries
7 Medical assistance uas procured and bic
7 thigh vas found broken and 90 Is feared ho
I 81 injured Internally
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