Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11

ton between Baron Roaep,-lh Russian
AMBASSADOR and Mr.. 1akahira, the
Japanese minister. as soon as these
important documents are received from
st. Petersburg and Toxic.
The japanese privy council APP
proved the peace treaty. which it has
had under consideration for some
time. The privy council also recalled
the order causing martial law.
Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez. the gov
ernor Of Santa Clara province. Cuba,
who recently resigned as the liberal
candidate for the presidency OF Cuba,
in opposition to President Palma. ar
rived In New York. He says his mis-
sion is not to ask American interfer-
once in Cuban politics.
YaquI Indians OF Sonora, Mex, are
reported on the war path again, and
during the last week 90 murders have.
been committed by them.
The following ticket has been nomi-
mated by the republican convention at
New York: Mayor, Chas. z. Hughes;
controller, Richard Young. OF Brook
Ign; president OF the board of alder
men, James l.. Wells, OF the Bronx.
Government reports snow that in the
recent storm in the Philippines 200
natives and 25 Americans and foreign
ers were killed. 1t is impossible to
| identify many OF the latter
The management OF the Isthmian
canal affairs will remain under Secre-
| tary Taft, who will go to Panama in
November to investigate the situation
there and thoroughly inform himself
OF the conditions in the canal zone
Ten men met instant death at the
quarry OF the Vermont Slate Co. Gran
Vile, n. Y, when about 100 feet of the
! west bank crashed down without warn
ing. burying the victims under hum
dreds of tons OF slate aud loose earth.
Five bodies were recovered.
Denton II. Hopkins, die cutter in
Brooklyn, shot and instantly killed his
wife in duel with her in the hallway
OF her fiat in Johnston street, Brook
lyn. Although married 80 years, the
two were living apart, having quarrel
ed over money matters.
The northwest crater of Vesuvius is
very active. A great quantity of lava
uOWu tuc sue OI- the IHOuu-
tain and columns of smoke are seen as
cending TO an immense height, scat
tering red hot ashes over the district
| in the vicinity.
Judge Vandeventer, in the United
States district court at St Paul, de-
cfded that the case of the United
States VS.. The General Paper Co. was
not appealable
S. b. Brundage, of ST. Louis, acting
for eastern parties, closed a deal with
! ex-senator A. b. Kerr, of San Antonio,
Tex. for $4,000 acres or land in Nc.
| Mullen county, on the Nueces River.
The land will be used for colonization
purposes. The sale also includes about
| 1000 head of cattle on the ranch
Governmental experiments into the
process of cane strip making has been
| brought 10 successful conclusion. and
Secretary Wilson, OF the department of
Agriculture, ordered the sale of re
government factory which was built at
Waycross, Ga, three years ago.
Gen. Charles w. Bartlett. of Boston.
was nominated by the Massachusetts
Democracy for governor. There were
no contests for any of the places or
the ticket.
| Among the various antiphthisis
measures discussed at the information
al tuberculosis congress was one vehe
mently advocating the discontinuance
Of kissing
One bandit was killed. two were
probably MORALLY wounded and one
other was apprehended in a desperate
fight with posse OF 30 armed citizens
OF this village, aroused by the burg.
larry of the post Office and attempted
looting of the State bank at Wild Rose.
Wis
a dispatch from Jackson, Miss. says
the state board of health has issued an
order forbidding boarding schools an I
colleges in the state to open before No
vember /. on account of the yellow
| fever infection. 80
Secretary of War Taft visited tho
Sandy Hook Notifications and witness
ed demonstration of the range which
the Sandy Hook batteries can cover in
defending New York harbor.
Chief Justice Garland, of the Choc.
taw Indian court, is dead at his home
near Tuskahoma. /. T. The Choctaw
Legislature adjourned out of respect to
the memory Of Judge Garland, who
was leader of the tribe.
The Mexican superior board OF
health reports three new cases OF vel.
low fever at Coatzacolcos. Two new
cases occurred at Vera Cruz. There
are still three cases at Tezonapa.
A negro was lynched near Balnb-
ridge. Ga, by mob of his own race.
The negro had assaulted a negro girl
and had attempted to assault another.
The Mexican Central firemen went
on strike. and as result trafnc
along the line is practically at a stand
still. The firemen II is said. demand