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

ihdh ahu pOutiCidu, oieu u ENAnsvlile,
Ind. OF blood poisoning as the result
OF trimming his corns with . rusty
knife
Rev. Joseph Walter Warder, a noted
Baptist pastor. aged 70. died in Louis
vile, Ky. For % years he was secre-
tary OF the Baptist state board Of mis-
sions in Kentucky.
Gen. George Holquin, financial dele
gate OF Colombia, is in Paris trying to
arouse European suspicious regarding
the United States designs on South
America. In the course of an inter
view he points out that the United
States is gradually obtaining complete
influence there. the final object being
TO shut out European trade.
While party of eight boys was
coasting down Beach street hill, Bat
tie Greek, Mich, their bobsled crash
ed into rapidly moving Michigan
Central train. George Lundy, aged -,
was instantly killed and Leo Sharkey.
aged 10. had his left leg severed by
the car wheels.
At Roanoke, Va. the jury in the
case of Charles r. Fishburn. the young
murder of DIR. Fred Lefew. promi-
nent young physician. in October last.
brought in a verdict of voluntary man
slaughter and fixed the punishment at
five years in the penitentiary.
George II. Armstrong, a well-known
telegraph operator employed by the
Western Union Co, in Houston, Tex,
committed suicide by taking a dose OF
strychnine.
On complaint of many persons who
are said to have invested money in
the Cooperative Turf association,
Post Office Inspector c. F. Anderson.
with Deputy United States Marshal
Fowler, arrested J. +. Barrett, of Chi
cago on a charge of using the mails
TO defraud.
Lindsay Owens, of Marietta, O., emp
tied the contents of revolver into his
wife's body. He then walked to an oil
tank on his farm. set it on fire and
plunged into the fiery mass. His wife
it is thought will live.
John Casaae gave an exhibition OF
how he would commit suicide in New
Orleans and as a result is suffering
with a bullet wound in the neck. Cas-
cae took four cartridges out of his re-
volver. He forgot to remove the fifth.
In crossing collision at Raisin Cen
ter, Mich, between Lake Shore pas
senger train and westbound Wabash
freight, Engineer Sheldon Stone and
Fireman Lancaster, both of the pas
senger train, were killed
Leo Ososkie, aged 2 years, and his
baby brother James, aged 2 months
children of a shipyard laborer, were
suffocated to death by smoke in their
home at Wyandotte, Mich.
In a sermon on Child Labor" at ST
Peters cathedral, Scranton, Pa, Rt.
Rev. NJ. J. Hoban, bishop of Scranton
came out unequivocally for permitting
working boys to play athletic games
on Sunday.
Twenty-one suits amounting to STAT,
600 have been filed in the county court
at Tuscaloosa, Ala. Each of the suits
were for $1,000 and were filed by the
| non-union miners at Brookwood
against the United Mine Workers of
America, United Mine Workers of
America, District No. 20. and the local
The strike movement in Poland has
spread to the governments of Warsaw.
Petrikau, Kalisz. Radon. Lublin and
Suvalki. Martial law has been declared
in Kalisz. Radon and Siedlec.
Property to the amount of $4,000
was destroyed by fire in Birmingham.
Ala.
Miss Louise Schroeder was shot and
| instantly killed by Emil Bollinger. 4
janitor, in New York. He was arrest
ed after being seriously injured in an
attempt TO escape. He says the woman
ruined his life.
The dead body of Mrs. John A. Kirk
| patrick was found in the back yard OF
an unoccupied house in Allegheny,
Pa, only a short distance from her
home. She had been murdered and
the morgue physician states that the
woman had been criminally assaulted.
Norman Geyser. a former admirer of
the woman, was arrested.
There is good reason to believe that
a revolution in Venezuela is contem-
plated.
During a snowslde at Telluride.
Col, TYRE Sneed Collard. son of Rev.
J. II. ColIard. of FL Paso. Tex, and
nephew of the late Chief Justice Col
lard. of Texas, was killed
Locked in the frigid grip of a pyra-
midal ice gorge and unable to turn
wheel or rudder, the big steamer Hud-
son burned TO the water line at Gin
cinnati.
Maddened by jealousy. James c.
Kennedy. foreman at the plant of the
Union Springs Manufacturing Co. at
New KensingtOn. Pa, sent seven bull
let's into the body Of Howard VI. Eb-
ner
Brig. Gen. Clarence Smith, com
mander Of the West Virginia National
Guard at Enirmnni died of q nnr,.n,,r