Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-03


Is spreading among them.
Alex Macdonald. a Birmingham re-
gro. who attempted the life OF Police
man Henry Nichols. at Elkmont. Ala.
injuring him slightly, was pursued b.
hundred men and brought back to the
town with rope around his neck and
his body riddled with bullets.
Capt William Mogg. master OF the
whaler Bonanza. who arrived in Seat
tle Wash. says Capt. Amundsen ac-
complished all of the matters relative
to the location OF the northern mag
netic pole and sailed his vessel
through the northwest passage
On a main highway and in broad
daylight Paymaster William Schieck.
or the Delaware River Quarry and
Construction Co., New Brunswick, y.
j.. was robbed OF the money which he
was carrying TO pay off 200 Italian la
borers OF the company.
The Turkish government has pre-
sented n note to the Austro-Hungarian
government informing it that the Mac
edoniap committees in Bulgaria are
preparing for an uprising in Macedo-
MIA in the coming spring.
Three hotels and several other build
ings adjacent to them were badly dam
aged by fire, which broke out in the
grocery store in the basement OF the
Old Porter hotel, Niagara Falls. y. Y.
Total loss $4,000.
A concerted movement toward re-
forming the game OF football in the
colleges and universities OF America
was begun in New York when the rep
resentatives OF SO institutions agreed
to act together in securing the adop-
ton of rules and an enforcement OF
them.
In all about % men are believed TO
nave been drowned when the British
bark Pass, of Melfort, foundered on
the rocks off Amphratrite Point. near
Victoria. b. C.. Several bodies and
much wreckage has been washed
ashore.
Gov. Terrell has granted respites OF
90 days to the three Rawlings and
All Moore, the negro, who were sen
fenced to be hanged at Valdosta, Ga.
January for the murder of the Car
ter children in Lowndes county.
According TO latest reports received
from the Orient the boycott in China
mas become so serious that a number
or American houses have closed their
doors until the conditions change.
DR.. Oliver b. Hart, son OF a wealthy
resident Of St. Louis. who pleaded
guilty Of the murder OF Irene KIow-
KOw 10 old in
Rogers Park, Chicago was sentenced
oy Judge Barnes 10 40 years in the
penitentiary
Final steps were taken by the gov
eminent towards securing a lighthouse
at Diamond Shoals. Cape Hatterss.
n. G..
-Four deaths occurred under ground
In the Lake Copper mines VIM. Phil
lips and Samuel Richards. Cornishmen
were killed in the Tri-Mountain mines
by falling rock Alfred Westerburg.
a miner in Red Jacket shaft of the
Calumet Hecla mine, dropped dead.
and Lawrence Brine was struck by
falling rock.
The federal grand jury at Chicago
returned an Indictment against the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
road. Darius Miller. first vice presi-
dent. and C. G. Burnham, foreign
freight agent. on the charge of grant
ing railroad rebates.
The late Cecilia A. Wolsey, former
~ vaudeville performer at New
York, bequeathed $4,000 for the care
OF her dog. parrot and a cage of live
birds.
Control of the Louisville & Eastern
Electric railway. extending from Lou
isville to Beard Station. has been OBJ
tanned by Joseph 7. Elliott &, Sons and
Gates & Co, Of indianapolis. Ind. and
the new owners are now carrying on
the work of refinancing the company.
The activity of the bureau OF plant
industry OF the department OF agricul-
ture in it's efforts to improve agricul
tural conditions throughout the United
States is set forth in the annual re-
port OF the director of the ,ureau. DR..
Il. T. Galloway.
The eastern executive board OF the
Amalgamated association met in Read
ing. Pa, together with delegates from
30 lodges Of the organization. II was
decided to ask for an increase of 12iM
per cent. in wages, beginning Janu-
airy 10
Five officials OF the Carriage and
Wagon Workers union and two OF
their alleged hired sluggers. who have
been on trial in the Chicano criminal
court for conspiracy. were found gull
ty and all OF them will be sent 10 the
penitentiary unless they are granted
new trials
Judge Mcpherson. Of the United
states district court, Philadelphia, re-
fused new trial to Henry Lear. the
former president OF the Doylestown
(Pa.) National bank. convicted OF mis-
applying the funds Of the defunct in
stitution.