Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-10

w. Va Only one DOoy mas Oeen re-
covered. Immediately following the
explosion. which was heard for sew
eral miles. rescue parties set to work
TO explore the wrecked shaft.
Mining operations were practically
suspended in the Elkhorn valley, West
Virginia, on account OF the Coaldale
coal mine disaster in which % miners
lost their lives. All the bodies were
recovered from the mine.
Oscar r. Merkle. secretary OF the
Broom Manufacturers association Of
the United States and Canada, issued
a call for meeting in Chicago, Janu-
airy l6. A raise in the price of brooms
is contemplated.
Society people have only just begun
TO recover from the list OF new peers
and baronets which followed the resig-
nation OF Premier Arthur Balfour, and
are now discussing Z" additional proba,
bilities." IL is whispered in court cir
cles that William Waldorf Aston will
surely be made a peer, with the title
or Lord Cliveden.
The formation OF a syndicate TO sup
ply the English provincial newspapers
with news from London by wireless
telegraphy is being considered.
c. ID. Brashear, farmer from Union
Rock, KY, is under arrest at Mem
phis, Tenn, on a charge OF attempt
ing to pass a forged draft. George NJ.
Tidwell and p. III. Kelly, a magistrate.
appear as the prosecutors.
The great hospital provided for in
the will OF the late Charles w. Yerkes,
the traction promoter who died in New
York, will be built at once. 1t will be
located in the borough OF the Bronx.
The endowment fund, it is now esti-
mated, will amount TO from 100000
to SS,0O0OO0.
President Garcia declared the repub-
lie of Ecuador to be in a state OF war
Col Larrea. secretary OF war, has been
appointed commandant OF the center
army. The revolutionary forces under
Col. Teran hold Tunguragua and Chin
boraz provinces. Gen. Leonidas Plaza,
Ecuadorian minister to the United
States, has been called TO assume
command as chief of the army.
Midshipman Stephen Decatur, jr.,
the first OF the members of the first
class TO be put on trial, was declared
acquitted and restored to duty, but
was rearrested shortly after, and will
be tried under other charges OF haz-
ing under the act of 1874, and OF en-
couraging or countenancing hazing.
According to official information re-
ceived in London from Berlin, Ger
many, not only demands that all the
powers shall participate in the execu-
ton of reforms in Morocco, but that
the work of watching the frontier
shall be divided among them.
Bob Fitzsimmons and his wife have
made up. They will go on the stage
together.
The boarding house conducted by
Erskine Reed, st. Louis, caught fire
from the furnace. and three women
boarders persisted, a fourth breaking
leg in jumping from an upper win
dow.
Revengeful at being placed in irons
by the captain of the Norwegian ship
Regent, lying at Sapelo. Ga. several
members OF the crew, after being lib.
Grated, scuttled the craft by boring
holes in the bottom.
John NJ. Gloden, postmaster of North
Madison. Ind. for eight years. is dead.
The deaths in Newport, Ky. during
the year 1905 exceeded those of births.
Health Officer Keam in his annual 70
port shows there have been 427 births
during the year and $40 deaths.
Ollie Claywells, II years old. stabbed
Carl Owens, aged 13, and is in Jail at
Dallas Tex. charged with murder
The boys were employed in the Texas
Pacific general Offices.
The residence at "Laburnum." the
splendid country seat near Richmond.
Va. OF Joseph Bryant. proprietor of
the Richmond Times-Dispatch. and a
director in the Equitable Life Assur.
ance society, of New York. was de-
stroy by fire. Loss. 100000.
Celebration of the Russian Christ
mas by miners OF that nationality at
the Meadowlands coal works. four
miles from Washington, Pa. caused q
race riot between Russians and Ital.
fans in which one mans skull was
fractured. woman with a. baby i'm her
arms was knocked down with a brick
and others received serious injuries.
Trade between the United states
and Germany whose commercial rela-
tons are now the subject OF negoua-
tons between the two governments.
aggregated in the fiscal year 1905 over
$500 600 900
Twenty-three delegates, represent
ing 1900 machinists Of district No. 20.
which takes in all the counties be
tween OneOnta. n. Y, and Tamaqua,
Pa. on one side. and Elmira, n. Y,
and Easton, Pa, on the other. met in
Scranton. Pa. and decided to demand
D nine-hour day.
Giacobini's comet is again visible
and is being closely observed and pho.
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