Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-01-18


New York, were married in Grace
Chantry, New York
DR.. Rooss, medical director of the
navy in Panama, in an interview. stat
ed that the only way to prevent heavy
mortality on the isthmus is to exter-
inmate the mosquito.
Through contributions of persons
connected with the New York Red
Cross. that society is to have a new
hospital. William T. Wardwell. for
merly treasurer of the Standard Oil
Co. president of the New York Red
Cross, has given 100000 for site
A lot, % feet 4 inches, at the corner
OF Fourth and Vine streets. Cincinnati.
was sold for SIC, 300 a front foot
Five persons were suffocated in a
fire in the basement of No. 1873 West
10th street. New York.
While attempting to cross the YaZoo
diversion canal at Vicksbu~g. Miss.
four Negroes were drowned The Ne
groes undertook to cross the canal in
skiff, and in midstream the craft
was Swamped
William Shoe, an industrious farmer.
who lived eight miles west of Sterling.
Ill. went on his first drunk and was
burned alive in the city Jail at Proph-
etstown. 10 miles west OF Sterling.
Alexander Won Fieltz. of Berlin.
whose compositions are known in the
United States. AMI who lately was Iii
rector of the West End orchestra. has
been engaged by the Chicago Musical
college.
Prof. Alcee Fortier. of Tulane uni.
verslty. has declined the invitation of
the University of Cincinnati to become
the head Of the French department OF
that institution.
Frustrated in an attempt to break
into the room Of Miss Elsie Devauli
an actress, in the American hotel. Chi
caSo, William McManus turned upon
Thomas Davis, who defended the
young woman, and shot him dead.
More Interesting than all the devel-
opments that have so far come to light
as the result of recent investigation is
the fact that Alice Webb, who claims
to be the bride OF Brodie l.. Duke. the
wealthy tobacco manufacturer. not
long ago served as Il subject for a Chi
cagO clairvoyant
William j. Quinlan, owner of the Al
bany baseball team of the New York
state League, died at his residence in
Albany, n. Y. He had been i'll for
some months. He was writer on
sporting topics before his advent as a
baseball manager.
President Roosevelt favors the earli-
est possible action looking to a revision
by congress of the tariff He so in.
formed the senators and representa-
yves who were in conference with him
at the white house. and he has made
pam his position to others since that
conference.
A prominent member of the ways
and means committee of the house
says that the poll which the leaders
Oh the house had conducted of the re-
publican members on the question Of
tarlil revision showed that 90 per cent.
OF the members who had been ap.
preached were against revision.
a statement in opposition to tariff
revision is being signed by members
Oh the house from the Rocky mountain
ana racine coast states.
In the Reed Smoot Investigation
Frank Martin and f. II. HoIzhcimcr.
prominent Idaho democrats. testified
that majority of the democrats Of
the state opposed AN unnecessary at
tack on the Mormon church.
| Gen Maxine Gomez. of Cuba. has
published letter declining to allow
himself to be mentioned as candi-
date for the presidency of Cuba. Gen.
Gomez has frequently been mentioned
as a possible candidate.
At the republican caucus of the
West Virginia legislature. Senator Ma
! than Bay Scott was unanimously
chosen as the candidate OF the caucus
for United States senator TO succeed
! himself
Levi p. Morton. former vice presi-
dent Of the United States and gOycrno.
OF New York. is the givcr Of the 5000
900 contribution to the fund for he
completion of the cathedral OF st.
John the Divine. New Orleans.
BY order OF Judge Smith. in the dis.
trict court at Helena. Mont. five
agents. residing at Bate. who were
arrested in the famous beef trust
cases. were discharge from custody
and their bondsmen cxonerated.
According to the report Of the
I bureau OF animal industry there wa,
/ an increase Of 42.7 per cent. i'm the
7 number OF American cattle cNporto!
aud an increase OF I1G.5 per cent in
sheep exported in 1904 as compared
with 1903
Or +. r. Carson. OF South Bend.
lnd.. was elected president OF The Cen
tIal Baseball League. at the meeting
| held in Dayton. o. lie succeeds Geo
w Bcmcnt. who declined rcnonin1.
lion.
Mrs. Roosevelt. wife Of the pres:.
dcnt. was appointed guardian Of her
On ldrcn. Kermit and Ethel C.. i'm con.
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