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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-03-25
VOLCANO LA soUFRIERE.
Violent Eruptions Took Place Early
Sunday Morning.

Kingston. St. Vincent March "a
The eruption OF La Soufriere. which
began Saturday. continued and in
creased in activity during the night
until ii became most violent at 7
O'Clock Sunday morning. At half-past
s o'clock Sunday morning it's violence
was undated and the spectacle was
awe-inspiring. The crater is belching
forth dense black clouds which rise
heavenward, accompanied by loud
roaring and flashes which rend the
spreading pail OF smoke which now en-
yelopes the entire island in darkness.
Electrical discharges occurred at in.
tervals during the night while at day
break the sunlight was playing on tho
stupendous volcanic clouds produced
exceedingly beautiful effects.
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A RESOURCEFUL BRIDE.
She Got the syrup for the sauce with.
out Sending Out
After It.

Her hrst venture at cooking danner In Ter
own home had passed successfully and they
eat IN silence at opposite ends OF the table
wondering at the novelty OF IT all and gaz-
ing at each other, relates the New York
Times
Honestly, honestly-cross your heart
CID you like II, Fred she asked finally
Never enjoyed anything so much IN nv
HE, he said, and swallowed a lump.
Everything, everything soup TO
pudding"
Every mouthful, from soup TO pudding"
he said, bravely.
Oh, m so relieved, then she said. as a
huge sigh escaped her. ou see, forgot
TO order the strip for the sauce tor the pud-
ding and | had 10 have something. 20 L
took the cough strip, and l was so AFRAID
you'd taste it"
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THE WAR ENDED.
Peace Signed Between Urueuaysn
Government and the Rebels.

Montevideo. March 23-Peace was
signed Sunday between the Uruguay
an government and the rebels.
The Uruguayan revolution broke out
on March 1G in the departments of RI
vera. Flores and Maldonado. and thus
lasted one week. Previous dispatches
stated that the rebellion was brought
about by the white party. who were
dissatisfied with the new president
(Ordonez). who succeeded President
Cuestas and with the recent appoint.
ments OF departmental projects. The
government, while taking strong mill.
tary measures to suppress the revo
lutionists. also made certain proposals
with a view to arriving at a peaceful
settlement
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SHOOTING AT A WEDDING FEAST
Discarded Lover, Extending in One
Hand Gift, Shot the Bride.

Chicago, March 23.-Extending in
one hand a wedding gift. Benjamin
Valerie. discarded sutton. pointed
revolver and fired at the bride OF 10
seph Malone at the wedding feast
which they were celebrating here Sun
day night In the struggle whica fol
lowed as the bride sank to the ground
dangerously wounded. Valerie received
fatal injuries and Michael Malone.
brother of the groom, was so severely
hurt that he may not recover. The
tragedy occurred when tho nUptial
festivities were at their height ami
while enthusiastic guests were crowd.
Ing around the newly welded pair to
offer CONGRATULATIONS
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FAMILY TRAGEDY.
A. M. Betty, His Wife and Child Found
Dead in Their Home.

Cincinnati. March 23.-There was a
mysterious triple tragedy here Satur-
day night at the home of A. NJ Betty.
local manager of the Washburn- Crosby
mills. of Minneapolis in the Carroll
ton flats on Gilbert avenue. but IL was
not known until Sunday night when
the dead bodies OF A. NJ Betty, his
wife. Lulu. and their boy. Harry. aged
20 months. were found by neighbors.
note written by Betty was found in
which he accused his wife with killing
the babe and the police think the worn
an may have killed herself and babe
on account OF domestic troubles. II is
stated that divorce proceedings had
been instituted two years ago and
were withdrawn before the birth OK
their boy. AS Betty was known to
have been in a game near his home as
late as Saturday midnight il rs thought
that he found the dead bodies on his
return home and then deliberately
took his own life The body OF the
babe was found in the basin with no
marks on il whatever. IL is thought
that Betty took il from the crib and
tried to revive It by turning on the
water. When he found it dead he lay
down beside his wife's dead body to
die from asphyxiatidh and in that po-
sition their bodies were found. The
Odor of gas led to the search Sunday
evening that disclosed the three dead
bodies. There is nothing to indicate
now any of the family came to their
death except the line left by Betty and
the fact that the gas was turned on.
The coroner and others think Mrs.
Betty was dead hours before her hus-
band came home and that the babe
possibly may have died after he re-
turned While there are indefinite re-
ports about Betty's troubles at home,
he was prominent in business circles
He came originally from Memphis and
formerly was with omnibus transfer
companies at Chattanooga and ST.
Louis
Nashville Tenn. March 23.-Alfred
M. Betty. whose name figures in the
triple rsgedy at Cincinnati, was a ma
tive of Murfreesboro. Tenn. where he
was prominently connected His mo-
ther still has large property holdings
there. though she makes Estill Springs
her home. Betty had made frequent
visits to Murfreesboro since removing
from there ten years ago. and was
highly thought Of there
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How Ii Really HnDpens.

Johnny cautiously inquired Mr. SIX
aweek OF her little brother, when lie called
the other evening she" was putting me
finishing touches to her toilet upst4lt,-
have you-er, does you-er-do you-eI-e,er
hear your sister speak OF me!'
You can pump me, promptly repl ed
johnny. Il don't butt into my sisters
business"
Then Johnny picked up a shiny stick
out OF the hall rack and went out
Inns is the way II happens IN 800 ca ,es
out OF 1000, but the funnyists could never
be dubbed into believing It-WashIngton
Post
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RAILWAY TRAFFIC IMPEoEp.
The Heaviest Snow Storm of the Year
at ST. Joseph, Mo.

ST. Joseph. Mo. March 23-The
heaviest snow storm of the year set in
at O'Clock Sunday afternoon and an
hour later railway traffic was greatly
impeded. Sunday night telegraph and
telephone wires were only partially in
operation. The flakes were the larg
est seen here. and while much of tie
initial fall melted rapidly. the temper.
ature fell slowly and the blanket Of
white soon covered the northern part
of the state TO depth OF from six r.
twelve inc1es.
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ALLEGED BEEF COMBINE.
The Promoters Were Fined $4,000
Each With Costs.

Jefferson City. Mo-. March 21-The
Armour. Cudahy, Swift. Hammond
and the Schwartzschild & Sulzberger
Packing Cos. the five defendants in
the custer proceedings brought by the
attorney general OF Missouri against
the alleged beef combine last summer,
were fined $4,000 each ih the Missouri
supreme court Friday and ordered "a
pay the costs OF the case. which
amount to $4,000. Unless the fines
and costs are paid within 80 days. the
defendants will be ousted from the
state. so the court orders
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HELD UP AN ELECTRIC CAR.
Pistol Duel Between One Of the Pas.
sengers and the Hiehwaymen.

Los Angeles. Cal. March 23.-Three
masked robbers attempted to hold up
n car on the Los Angeles e Pacific
electric railway between Los Angeles
and Santa Monica and after a pistol
fight between c. w. Henderson. q pas
senger and one OF the robbers. the
other two highwaymen began shoot.
ing through the crowded car. II. A
Griswold. of Mason. Ia. was killed
and two persons were wounded. II
is believed that one OF the robbers
was wounded, but the three despera.
does escaped
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Week,e euslness Fallures.

New York. March 2l.-B Business fail.
ures for the week ending with March
~ number 1919. against 175 last wect.
197 in the like week Of 1902. 251 IN
1901, 1872 in 1900 In Canada failures
number IA, as against 20 last week and
70 in this week a year ago.
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Burned to Death.

Pueblo. Col. March 23.-Herman A.
Mowbry. foreman of a department ar
the steel works, was burned TO death
Sunday by a torrent of flame and red
hot cinders that gushed out upon him
from a blast furnace. His clothing
was burned from his body and he in.
haied the fiery gas. Mowbry's body
was sent TO Peru. Ind. where his
brother is prominent attorney.
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White Earth MINI. March 21.-.
May Nzinahwaash. 81 years old, chief
and grand medicine seer OF the Chin.
pewas. died az the old peoples home.
A week before he died he embraced
the Roman Catholic faith
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Washington. March 21--The navy
department was advised by Acting
Secretary Of state Loomis Friday that
reports from the Dominican republic
and Hayti indicate that American in.
terests there may be in need OF pro
lection. The navy department has or.
dered the cruiser Atlanta 20 proceed
thence from Pensacola.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-03-25

Laredo, Tex. Marc1 22.-In view of
the fact that the number Of plague
cases in Mexico have greatly dimin.
ished the authorities will hereafter
permit people TO leave and enter this
port after IS hours observation and
careful disinfectlon.
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Ice lam al Nianara

Niagara Falls. ~ Y. March %.
The wide channel between the Ameri-
can shore and Goat island. known as
the American falls is almost dry.
Shallowness Of the water was due -
All immense ice jam at the head 81
Goat island.
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Reaoie Vanderbilt TO Marry

Newport. r. J. March q Formal
announcement Of the wedding Of Catr
crime Nelson, daughter OF Mrs. Fred
erick Nelson TO Reginald Vanderbilt.
was made Friday and the marriage
will occur Wednesday. April -.
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New York. Marc 23.-The removal
~ the sheet plant of the Sharon steel
Co. at Sharon. Pa. 20 Lorain O.. "a
oeing considered by officials Of the
United states steel corporation TO sup.
ply the demands OF ship building con-
Germs on the lakes.
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LEFT Headless Bodies

Atlanta Ga March % Eighteen
hoadloss bodies were abandoned In
wagons by Negro employees Of an I'm.
dertaker on tho road 20 the cemetery
during storm two miles from the
city The Dodies were subjects Of the
Atlanta dental COLLEGE.
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France's Threat

Shanghai. March eat is reported
here that France has threatened to
move French troops from Indo. CHM
into the Kwane 81 province unless Tie
Chinese government suppresses the
disiurbGoccs there.
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Gen. Funston Assumes Command.

Vancouver. Wash. March 23.-Brig
Gen Funston arrived at Vancouver
barracks Sunday and will assume com
mand Of the department Of the Comm
bia at once. relieving Brig. Gen. Ran.
dali. who goes to the Philippines
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Died While on Pleasure Trim.

Middletown. n. Y. March 23.-In.
formation has been received here that
Nathan NJ. Hallock. president Of the
Merchants national bank OF this city
died suddenly at Los Angeles. Cal. He
was on an ext snded pleasure trip.
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Attorney General Harlan Arrives.

New York. March 23-James S.
Harlan. attorney general of Porto Rico.
arrived here Sunday on the steamer
Ponce. Mr. Harlan says ne will 20 TO
Washington to see the president and
offer his resignation TO take effect the
latter part OF April.
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Telephone sYstem Eor Mexioo citv.

Mexico City March pa. Sitzsen-
tratter Of London. has signed a con
tract with the federal government to
provide this city with modern sys
tenn Of underground long-distancc tel
cphuncs
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Calls Extra Sossion-

Havana March 23-President Pal
ma Saturday night issued call for an
extraordinary session OF the senate or
March "a for the purpose of rajify.
ing the reciprocity treaty as amended
by the United States senate.
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California, the beautiful.

Daily until June IL, 1908, the NJ. X. & T.
Ky. will sell second class tickets To Cali
fornla at low ratcs-St Louis, $1,000: Kan
sss City $500. Tourist car. through TO San
Francisco without change leaves St Louis
on The Katy Flyer" at S32 p. m Tuesdays.
ASK for particulars. Address KATY, " 3O3
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Sisters Quit France

Bfest. March Cone hundred SIS.
tiers OF the order OF the Daughters Of
Jesus left here owing to the closure
OF their establishment Thirty Of them
are going 90 Belgium. 90 10 Canada
sud 40 20 the United States.
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Ex.oueen Lii Leaves For Honolulu.

Washington. March % - Former
Queen Liluokalani. OF Hawaii. who has
been in Washington Cor the past win.
ter in an effort 70 obtain from con.
srcss compensation for the crown
lands. has left for Honolulu.
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Catching Mamma

Mrs. Wise-I think Mr.. Phoxv will oro-
pose to our Mildred very soon now
Mr.. Wise-l hadn't noticed that he VA.
very attentive 10 her.
No. burt he has been flirt ing outrageou,Iy
with me. "-Philadelphia Press.
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VIsibIe suppIy of cotton-

New Orleans, March 81 Secretary
Testers statement Of the worlds visi.
BILE supply Of cotton shows "A total yisi
bic OF 3,G75.9C5 against 4.2G1 ISL last
year. OF this the total Of American
cotton is 247gqGJ
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Bragg was knocked senseless bv
cricket ball two years ago" The BOY n
the When does yer expeck ter
get over It:'-Glasgow Times.
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Ask To-day for Aliens Foo,-Eas

1t cures swollen, aching, tired feet. At all
FREE. Address A. 5. Olmsted. lie Roy \ v
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Had Won.-Mrs. Brown-"So You were
out again last night, en-" Brown-"No. /
was IN, and III give you ten dollars foryour
share. Detroit Free Press
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Dropsy treated free by DR.. II. IT Groom.
Sons. OF Atlanta. Ga. The greatest Gro,.y
specialists in the world Read their ady.r.
tDement IN another column of this pa,.,
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Economy is the road TO wealth Ps,r,n
Fadeless Dye is the road to economy.
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III IS not what man thinks but what M.
.nihks ne thinks that determines ms men
tai status Judge
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Contented labor digs the grave Of worry
Chicago Daily News. -"
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When wife reigns she sometimes Storm.
Chicago Daily News.
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SInm fhcCnnnh

and works off the cold. Laxative Rromo
Qnlnlne Tablets. Price % cents
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Three trains a day Chicago TO Cal.ror.
pa, oregon and Washington. Chicago,
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Inc man who is willing to meet trouble
hSh-ws seldom has TO 20 That lar 10 ,eeG
lt.-Judge ~ '.eeS
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Three solid through trains daily CHICAGO
to CALIFORNIA. Chicago, Union Pacific 10
Northwestern Line
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Do not believe Pi>o's Cure for Con,ump-
Ion !, mas an equal Tor coughs and colds !.
f. Boyer Trinity Springs ind Feb n tlno
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She shall leave everything to para
ne! ne but want your father 10 Ieavc eve. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-23
WASHINGTON TALK ABOUT
HAWAIIAN NAVAL MATTERS
Sargent Speaks of Labor Situation and Building
of the immigration Station---The Tour of
Professor Alexander in the East.

WASHINGTON, d. c. July 1OThere have been
erencs here during the week about affairs pertaining
Admiral John Merry, formerly commandant of the Navy
Honolulu ordered here from his country home Edgemon
Secretary Moody conference about the
Channel Wharf The Admiral had talk with Sec
Moody about and then
on Commissioner Sargent and Secretary of Commerce Corteyou
An Immediately reached for the temporary occupation
of Channel Wharf for immigrant purposes but the adjustment
of site for the immigration building required
consultation
Admiral Merry arrived here in the midst very spell
and fastened away quickly possible again
talk with Admiral Bradford chief equipment
and repair in the Navy Department. about acquisition of title
property controlled by the Honolulu Plantation Company Admiral
Bradford has recently returned from the Pacific business
for the Navy Department and while repre-
sentative of the Honolulu Plantation Company The agreed
compromise by which for the lump of $4,000 the
1nent acquires the right to the controlled for 81 by
the Honolulu Plantation Company.
Admiral Bradford the
good bargain for the but Admiral Merry told
he thought it better than the bargain offered the
the easehod Admiral Bradford there witt
than enough of the $150000 originally appropriated
for acquiring site for the naval the $5 required
by this provided is accepted and approved by Secr
Moody There the which allows the
Honolulu Plantation Company under much
the by the desired
Admiral Bradford thinks that wise provision
everything considered
Nothing is known the Navy Department about beginning
the Honolulu Yards
and Docks stated that there still $4,000 available
n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-23
China Refuses to Open Manchurian
Ports Because of Russia's
Occupancy.
ConstabuIary Fight Rebels in the Streets of
Albay, Killing Ffteen-Autopsy Shows
That the Pope Had No Cancer.
tAssoo1ATED PRESS oABLEaRAMs,


Cassius Marcelus Clay born His parents
wealthy Kenuckin and Shareholders Young Clay
north for his schooling and graduated Yale speech
of William Lloyd Garrison him parents wrong
holding slaves bondage. He returned Kentucky and the
stirring prior the waged for the abolition OF
slavery He member of the Kentucky legislature for three
practced law in Lexington In he issued in Lexington
aboonist paper known he True American few issues of
His printing mobbed destroyed
forced after that to Cncna but still circulated it III
Kentu When the broke with Mexico Clay the
front and served with gan officer of Volunteers In 1861
Clay from the United Minister All
through the oubous times and for four after the close of
the struggle Clay held his post Petersburg supported Greeley
for the presidency 1872, Ten 1876
Blaines election
After this he of sight national politics He became
inm through old but about three years the
deal of notoriety through his young girl His
relatives opposed the marriage and Clay himself treated his child wife
divorce for she married another who has died Of
Clay has kept of from everyone and had shut himself his
home he refused attendance and said that he
starving himself His relatives tried aid him but he refused
them The widowed child wife again forward and offered
the old until his death but he refused
July st Kentucky jury pronounced him insane His relatives
declared this step taken protect his property.
Clay had long life and the greater portion of it utilized
unceasing workfo his
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-23

Attorney General Andrews has begun
new investigation Of the Sumner case
at the request of the Supreme Court.
This time the inquiry is directed into
the conduct OF ]. Alfred Magoon and
Geo. a. Davis.
The inquiry is called for by the Su-
preme Court by reason OF the state
ment published in the Advertiser in
which John X Sumner states that he
had been threatened with further de-
lay in getting his money, unless he paid
$1,000 to Davis Sumner paid the mon
ey. Magoon's fee of $4,000 on top Of an
other OF $500 is also to be looked into.
Yesterday both Sumner and Wyllie
Davis were interviewed by the Attor-
aey General with reference to the pay
fent of these additional fees Sumner
and Davis are both reported to have
substantiated the original statement
published with the old man Tuesday
morning. Davis $4,000 contract with
Sumner is also being examined, as are
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the reporter to read it. The writer was
Mrs. Virginia lockwood and she wrote
from ancestral home in Vicksburg,
Mississippi. 1t is a missive that no.
body of ordinary feeling could read
without emotion.
The burden of Mrs. Rockwood's letter
is a reiteration of the warmest express
the great kindness he showed to the
writer's family, kindness which she
vividly recalled from her personal re-
membrance. when they were prisoners
during and after the siege of Vicks-
burg. 1t was DR.. McGrew himself who
saved the family from hunger and other
miseries by his individual ministrations.
Interspersed with such grateful re-
minders the letter gave a great deal of
information regarding the history of
families and individuals, with whom DR..
McGrew mad formed acquaintance dur
ing the dreadful experiences at Vicks-
burg. Mrs. Rockwood's husband was
president of the Howard Association
"a noble man" she affectionateIy calls
him. He died in 1873 and in honor of
his memory the city of Vicksburg was
draped in mourning for thirty days.
Mrs. lockwood pays a high tribute
to General Mcpherson, telling how his
name was revered, among those of all
other Union officers. by Southerners for
his great kindness to the distressed
people after Vicksburg surrendered and
he took command of the city. ''Womenj
shed tears Mrs. lockwood writes,
when they heard that General Nc
Pherson was killed" She testifies to
the great regard the South held for
President Mckinley. but is severe upon
the c.. A. RS colored demonstrations !
in that country.
One very interesting thing she tells !
DR.. McGrew is that the house he oc- !
cupied during the siege and occupation /
of Vicksburg is still standing.
From Cincinnati we went to New
York" DR.. McGrew resumed. I'VE
stayed there three weeks and went
around by the way of Buffalo. Cleve-
land. Detroit and Chicago. We stayed
in Detroit week Altogether we had
4 very pleasant trip. 1t was cold on ap-
San Francisco, but we had
4 beautiful trip down-no rough sea"
DR.. McGrew was asked If people on
The mainland were disposed to talk
about Hawaii with any show of interest
IN it's welfare. He replied affirmatively
,ut said there had been so much foolish
ness published that many people had
he widest notions of conditions here.
rhe doctor said: =
Some have an idea that there is
ianger OF leprosy from even inhaling
he air of Hawaii. 1 told people who
aIked that way that they might live
lere fifty years and not see leper un-
ess they went hunting for one"