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

| ietNou. NOl 1888 lnaE 80 Ntfe hiiicu
and many were wounded. Gen. Cos
pedes hiding the fort. still fighting.
! Gen. Demetrio Rodriguez was killed
In a battle with the Caceres troops at
Porto Plata. Santo Domingo. The
Morales force was defeated with loss
on both sides
Cable advices received at the state
department from San Domingo an
nounce that the revolution is practic-
ally at an end. The troops are dis
persing TO their homes and the coun-
try is again becoming quiet. Five
generals were killed in the fighting at
Porto Plata.
Charles A. Edwards, OF New York.
formerly president OF the Passaic
Chemical Co, Of New Jersey, and more
recently an officer OF the General
Chemical Co.. with an Office in New
York city, was mysteriously given a
death wound from pistol ball while
lying in bed, the guest Of his brother
in-law. Charles A. Hitler, New Haven.
CT.
Timothy L. Woodruff was elected
| president OF the Provident Savings
i<lit hSSui duCt Swiftly, SuCCCtulHB
ward w. Scott. who resigned after
having served nine years as president.
Preliminary arrangements were
made for the celebration in Philadel
phia OF the 200th anniversary OF or.
gained Presbyterianism in America.
The anniversary will fall on April "a.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
announced that the wedding OF Miss
Alice Roosevelt TO Representative
Nicholas Longworth. OF Cincinnati,
will occur February II at IL o'clock
noon in the east room OF the white
house.
A verdict for s5.2S0.333 against Ed
ward L. Harper, once vice president
| OF the Fidelity National bank, OF Gin
cinnati. was affirmed by Judge Coke
in the United States circuit court, New
| York
Orders were received from the war
| department sending Maj. f. F. Tag
CART to the p. .lippines in March with
| two companies OF the Eighth regi-
ment.
Reports Of how the dead are mutt
lated to terrify the living in Russia
were brought TO New York by Rus
sian refugees, 700 Of whom arrived
there. One woman told OF having
seen a young married woman kill her
child sooner than let the Cossacks
murder the infant In the town of
Nova Moscow five drunken soldiers
marched through the streets carrying
arms, a dead baby with a bayonet run
through it's body being displayed a.
the end Of each gun.
The express companies have decided
TO join with the railroads in refusing
to issue passes for the carrying of bust
ness free of charge.
Three regiments of the Manila gar
rison are under arms, acting under
orders to be prepared in case of emer-
gency as a result OF the present con
dition in China, and it is expected they
will be ordered there Immediately
Failures in the United Statss
| for the week ending January 4. 1906.
number 220, against 212 the week pre-,
vious. 27S in the like week OF 1905.
and 262 in 1904.
An appeal to save Mrs. Antoinette
Tolla. of Hackensack. n. j., from being
hanged on January IL was sent to
President Roosevelt by the Susan r.
Anthony club, of Cincinnati. O. Mrs
Tolla shot an Italian who, she said.
attempted TO attack her in her own
home.
Thomas Radcliffe. 20. organist, com
poser and one of the founders of the
| American Guild of Organizers. died in
Salt Lake City. Prof Radcliffe was
| Utah state Organist at the Worlds
! Columbian exposition.
A fire which started in the rear of
the three-story brick building of the
Columbus Buggy Co. Kansas CITY.
| destroyed that building and The adioin-
ing building occupied by the Kimball
Piano Co. and the HetUnger Bros.
Manufacturing Co. and badly damag.
ing the National Bank of Commerce
! building.
The Kansas supreme court decided
that the law passed by the last leGis-
! lature providing for separate high
! schools for the whites and negroes at
Kansas City, Kan. is valid. The de-.
cision paves the way for the legisla.
ture TO pass an act separating the
whites from the negroes in all the
schools OF the state.
! Philadelphia and Erie railroad train
No. 4, running 40 miles an hour. col.
lided with a ligh, engine at Horns
Siding, near Cory. Pa. in a blizzard.
and three trainmen were killed and
| p persons injured.
Harry WEIGH and Frank Lambert.
who were indicted Jointly with Rev.
George J. Ware on charge OF con.
| spiracy TO defraud the government Of
public lands. pleaded, guilty Jointly at
! Omaha. u is understood that the two
/ Will be used by the government as wit
nesses against Ware whose agents
! they are said 10 have been.