Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-08

| lie church and hearing her father cor
fessor read the prayers for the dying
| Mrs. Mabel Rogers, who was sentenced
TO die upon the gallows for the muir
der of her husband, was reprieved for
four months by the governor.
| The Missouri senate, democratic by
more than two-thirds majority. adopt
ed house joint resolution calling up
on Missouri's delegation in congress
to support President Roosevelt in his
proposed railroad legislation.
Frank Gotch, of Humboldt, Ia, sue
cessfully defended his title Of cham
pion of the United States in a wrest-
ling match with Tom Jenkins, of
Cleveland
| The continued freeze threatens to
cause an oyster famine Thousands
OF tongers have been thrown out of
work in Lynn Haven and Chesapeake
bay. the James, York and Rappahan-
mock rivers.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Darling rendered his resignation TO
President Roosevelt. He will be APP
pointed collector of the port of Bur
lington of the district of Vermont.
| Fire entirely destroyed Cedar Court
the country house of Otto II. Kuhn
senior member of the firm of Kuhn
Loeb q Co. situated near Morristown
\. j. Loss about 100000.
Gov. Vardaman and other members
OF the Mississippi board OF control of
the states prison. purchased live
stock for the state plantation, which
is cultivated by convict labor.
An immense ice foe drifted against
intake of the st. Louis water works,
for time diminishing the capacity
of the intake two-thirds.
BY the will Of L. A. Goodnow, of
Worcester. Mass. Tuskogee Normal
and Industrial institute, Oberlin col.
lege, Oberlin. O., trustees of Mortified
Seminary, Huguenot Seminary, Well.
ington, South Africa, Washburn col.
lege, Topeka, Kan, get $4,000 each.
Pursued and freed for eight hours
by a pack of timber wolves with the
temperature 20 degrees below zero,
has been the experience OF Hans Peter
son. a farmer Of Corn Valley, near
Lacrosse. Wis.
Fire in ShamOkin, Pa, destroyed tie
stocking factory of Pauber G. Co,
Aucher's planning mill and lumber
yards four dwellings and some other
properties The loss is estimated ri
S150000.
+. J. Lannon, 81, retired merchant
of Leeds, Mo. must suffer the amputa-
ton of his hands and feet as the result
of an attack by footpad. He was
knocked senseless and laid In the cold
for hours.
Senator Hansbrough introduced ~,
the form of an amendment to the sun
dry civil bill measure which, if adopt
ed, would have the effect of repeating
the drawback provision of the Dingley
act, in so far as it applies to wheat.
Gov Johnson, of Minnesota, laid be-
fore the pardon board letter from
Cole Younger, the former bandit. who
was pardoned after serving % years
OF life sentence in which he asks
that the conditional features attached
to his pardon be eliminated.
The reprieve by Gov. Bell, of Yer.
mont. OF Mrs. Mary Rogers. who was
to be hanged. has brought to Gov
Pennypacker kilograms from all over
the country asking him to reprieve
Mrs Kate Edwards, who is under sen
tence of death in Reading, Pa. on
February 10.
w. S. Champ, secretary for Will
liam Ziegler, has engaged Capt. Kjel.
densen TO command the Arctic steam.
er Terra Nova on her approaching voy-
age to the far north.
Senator Crane introduced a bill ap.
propriating s250,OOO for the establish
ment Of leprosarium for the segre
CATION OF lepers. and to prevent the
spread of leprosy in the United States
Fire destroyed a part of the Inglo
side home for women at Buffalo One
woman was killed and four were Sc
riously hurt One may die.
The final contract has been signed
for the Chinese government gold loan
of $5,000.000 for the payment OF the
balance required for converting the
Boxer indemnity into gold, says a Pc
king dispatch.
Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick refused to
sign petition to Gov. Pennypacker
OF Pennsylvania, to commute the SEN
| 'NhN' vi hdlc ISuWdIuSs COHNlCleO Oh
the murder OF her husband and SEN
fenced to be hanged.
William G. Lyons was found guilty
OF illegal voting by jury in the Grim
inal court at Denver William Kelley
and Charles Mueller pleaded guilty TO
charges Of being accessories TO illegal
voting and were given 90 days each
in Jail
Arrayed in all the glory of wedding
finery and with 200 pairs of admiring
eyes looking on Frank Vencunas re-
fused 20 take Miss Helena Haskins for
his bride in St .Joseph's Catholic
church at Mahanoy City. Pa, and Ned
from the church.
! The home OF Charles Otts and fam.