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The Cemlo Advance.
T. T. MvDOl'faL,
EOITOH ANI) rii«»P1UltTO*
WediuKday, AiikiinI . 190,"*.
INJUNCTION GRANTLD.
J ust as we were prepar
ing to go to press, Tuesday
evening, we received the*fol
lowing telegram:
Wayne, W. Va.,
Aug. 122, 1905.
T. T. McDougal,
, Ceredo, W. Va.
Order directed to he en
tered by Judge today.
Joseph S. Miller.
' This means that an in
junction has been granted
prohibiting the contractor
to proceed with building
the new jail at Wayne on
tin* coni rad r c r e n t I \
awarded by the count\
court.
Tim newspaper hov of ii> i
Mil! 1 >t? soi i y to n u t ii«* :■ i• i:•! A ii
\\ i i
t-i'il ho con to in pi .it os "<»in '
A W1IOI.K lot Ot iliinot L'laili is Hi
\Yasliiuoton can point with prnh- to
lho;r reooul, inasmuch a- Ho v i11v.*
lot tolon »j lito s» f roily a- -omo
c f t bcii ns>noi itos.
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Si:\ null 1 >1 oi \v - ays In* i about
l * ■ r» t n 11 mi Ku !’■ iiic. 1 oiv !■ ir
l wiry oiti/.ou.-of tin* t’nr il St c
> 1 y wore- safely >i.
V o . 1 m.ik uVrry cllorl l< >- i\
l In i - .
Pi i -it l!«i and Allegheny ( ity,
)’a .. hr. vo over fifteen hundred eases
of typhoid fever anil have been hai
ing almost as many fatalities as
havi occurred from vellow fever at
Now Orleans.
Pai’i Morion scaled down his
salary *JU,0(»0 when he took charge
ot the Equitable. There are some
of ns who could stand a similar re
duction of our salaries if there w as
going to be $*0,00u left.
A ot vni'e at the Congressional
Record shows that a gnat many of
i h* ra-tubers who aie miking the
most fiii.' over the Treasury di licit
were the very ones w ho helped ere
ate it by voting “aye” on the ap
propriation bills.
E\-Sk.N V Ton ,11 > 11 \ SO N N. (’am
i>t:s has donated ten thousand dol
lars toward- the erection of a mod
ern equipped Y. M ( A. building
lit Parkersburg. 'I'nis is ei rtauily
fi liberal donation and proves tin
Ex Senator to be a large-heaited
and generous eiti/am and gentleman
1 iie Parkersburg State Journal's
souvenir edition of twentv f«>m
pag*H is-no i in honor of the Wesi
\ Tginia National Guard, was a
credit to one of the ha Tu g paj ers
of the S»ati and speaks well for the
< ity ot Parkersburg which supports
Mich an i xeellelit and enterprising
j urnal.
111 nr in for (loti for Preside in !
1 *•< m - nothing ii _>i.o<| for him
t t.ic way ot political prefeimcn
and n man in the eounlrv is more
I mpelent to till the highest • fliee
l' tt e gift of ttie people of tins
f n ai i auntry. 11• . tike others ol
i « f< ugtit 1 h* battles of l{> pub i
c."'’-m in West \ irginia when then
w < m i.' tioj c« ot rew ard.
A ' ii<" toe (’resident apolo
gjutd l r wearing a ■*•» -mt, where
upon Mr Koo*evrlt paid: “Six dol
lar*! \N liy the mil I have on
cost only Vi \\ j|ft thin economy
rr only — Ohio State
(liitirnsl.
Nei her. 1* w.is ,1 lie—the whole
► ry. I*a’kiMilrng State Journal.
The Stat,3 Journal ip not telling
l»e, but the truth, we verily be
lieve.
Somk of the meinberp of the Na
tii nal Hoard in camp at 1’irkers
1 .rg have, been acting verv badly.
* it Held*, melon patches and or
chards have been raided and one
farmer named (Jeo Hoggins fired a
load of *hot into a sipiad of soldiers,
who were stealing his melon* last
Friday evening, wounding one of
the Hoard *o badly that his com.
rades carried him to camp.
Got! lor Prebideni.
It is reported that Judge Na
tbau Goff will resign bis Judge
ship aud become a candidate for
President, but we cauuot vouch
for tbe truth of the report. The
Charleston Gazette beard it at
Parkersburg. Follow tug is wbat
ihu Gazette saya iu regard to the
matter. :
“ I he fact has become kuowu
here during the past few days that
Judge Got! is a candidate for tbe
nomination of his party for the
presidency, and ii is now pretty
certain that he will he actively m
the tight before mauy more
mouths puss away. It has he
come generally known recently
•hat he would resign from the fed
•*rai circuit bench, and his presi
dential ambition gives plain rea
son for t hat step.
When it became known that
Judge (i«»tl would not enter the
race for ttie senate it was surmised
by some that it was because he
i Ii ad ao ambit ion to become chiel
justice o! I lie supreme court of the
| 1 lilted SlnlMs, I,ut that found few
linkers among those well posted
I In the Ii ref place they understood
j that tile hem l. is nut the field of
i«* 1 i v 11 v that Judge bull delights
<o, end in the second they knew
hat If »1111*->I be aware of the tact
♦ i«* • '"Vi o in case of (,'bief Justice
ill' re I'el I |e|||M|it. he Would not b<
ippninb-d. le'cause of Ins age. It
»\ili lie I’ i credent IbiuseveM’s po| ic>
• i Min*- Horne man under filly, it
aiisiacNry material can he
i iiiid and it ih pre'ty well under
Ji '"<1 that lie has found it in th*
j ' rson ui Secretary Tall. Sn (J ji
ii b mis11\ eliminated from that
j < ipiiil ion
Hut about the presidency. (>
•.nurse to ll ha- an ambition to
oeeup) that I xa teij position, as
a liu Iiuh iii t ilii)t might reasona
bly aspire" Golf is good pre*i
I dent ml timber. lie IH able, mi
I ineiiH.dy popular where known,
b:g rich, and in every wu>
, avail tble. And lie ih accustomed
i to have things come his way. He
1 was born .villi the legendary stl
| Ver spoon in his mouth, and it had
turned to gold by the time lie was
I in Ins jiriuie. Since he passed
middle age he had it set with dia
| rnomls. Why should he not be
jtresnjen t ?
i' ih hhiu that lion, Hiuce going
online federal bench, has assidu
ously cult ivated the south, and
that lie ih stronger iu that section
I hm any other man iu his party.
Me can, thendore, go to the con
vention with u solid southern del*
I gut ion at h is hack wit hout effort.
Proper effort between tine time
I and the meeting of the H)08 con
vention will augment thin
strength very largely Irom the
u rib-eastern states, while th-re
ale also some votes to he pickeo
op f• >r him hi the north west. Ii
is figured that he will go into the
Cl l• V• III loll Wltll the biggest Vote
| ol any candidate, though perhaps
Willi not mu nigh to no innate • n
'lie !ir-l ballot. lie hopes to get
II o re- I in t he nnxtip
Jim is no Mu IF on < iolT’-i part
hot 'ill he an earnest, fouceri
fie lit loi-*r ire the highest politi
cal honor Ihut ever comes to
, iiiiuo
I t i ‘‘llieie lias been a persistent
■ f• «• I • ol I lie birth rale iu lie- I'mi
* <i St Oes since Ihi.o, t* the condu
‘ion ie.idled m a bulletin recently
■ by the (!ri si|s loirctii. Till*
bulletin was | re pa red by I‘rof
v\ ilhr I \\ 11coX, of < ornell I’m
v* jr , ilid it is explained that, ,d
1 h Hi" o tlii' ilialy«is made otTern
m iiy -ugo'itmnM :m to probable
»"■ b 'Hies iu t Iu- hi 11 Ii rat*- of the
I oiled Stan s, it m primarily not a
el aid y in hi 11 h latcs, hill, a study in
th" pr**portioi' **t diildr«‘u to th*
told population or t*i the number
•* Women ol child hearing age
I ii*' I*- alt ol tlu* stiuly shows
thai at ih*' hegiuriinr' of the |'.*ih
cent ury '.lie children under ‘.’o years
"f age «t*iiisiitnted one third ami al
t h* end !<•>, than one fourth of the
total population. I’ll" decrease in
this proport ion began as early an t lie
decade Hi 10 to iC'iO, and continued
uninterruptedly, though at varying
rates tti each successive decade.
Hetween I8.»0 and I8hO the pro
portion of children 1o women he
tween 16 anti 49 yearn, the child
hearing ai'e, imreaned, hut since
IHho it ha* constantly decreased. It
i* staled that the tie create ha* been
I very unetpial from decade to de
• cade, hut that if the computation is
i made upon the basis of iwemy year*
period, it ha* heen regular. In I8h0
the number of children under 5
year* of age to 1,000 women, 15 to
49 year*, wa* hit; in 1900 it wan
i only 47 4. I fie proportion of chil
dren to potential mother* in |9utj
wa* only three fourth* an large an^i •
18h0. .
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A Yellow Tint.
Some of oar uaarby daily pa
pers certainly give the news with
a yellow tint to it, these warm
days. For instance, the Hunt
lugtou Herald of the 15th mat
gives an account of the arrest of
Cltulou Turner (a true acoouut of
which appeared iu this paper last
week) aud says the offeuse was
committed uear Clydeside Park
(which is io Kentucky), aud that
'Squire Johnson, of Ceredo, fined
him tweuty-five dollars. ’Tie
rather strauge that a prisoner com
mitting a crime iu Kentucky
would be brought to West Virgiuis
for trial. Don’t you think so?
\N K hope Governor Dawson has
got Gist colored man down in
Wayne county thoroughly par
doned. Could there he any way
by which tie could he banished
from the newspapers?—Parkers
burg State Journal.
lie’s been pardoned all right,
til right, anil the people s>f tin*
j county found out by rending th<*
i family journal (Tiik Ckhkd > An
! van« K) last wci'k that the Governor
acted wisely and well in giving
the colored man his freedom. Now
the whole matter may he banished
I rnm the newspapers.
Sim>n*, efforts arc being nridc
i>\ several organizations, notably
the Southern t'<itt on t i rowers’ Asso
**iaiion, I** 1 * * i»•»* the resignation ol
Secretary Wilson of the Depart
i oient **f Agriculture. It is^not like
; ly that i le-y will sneered. In the
Ih'si place Secretary \\ ilsmi is not
I mm h inclined to resign. P’r i«-m I -
• all this conscious rectitude and
enemies cull it « hstinacy. Which
ever it is, lie lias the conlidcuce ot
the President in his honesty and
while the President is determined
•hat tin* Department of Agriculture
shall he purged of the grafting that
has been going on there for at least
| two years past, lie is willing that
Secretary Wilson shall do the job
and he is confident that he can and
"ill do it with proper assistance.
Hi ere is no question in any quart* r
that during the eigl t and a halt
years that Mr. Wilson has been
Secretary of Agriculture, he his
done much valuable work. The
Department under him has expand
ed and the various branches of in
vestigation that have been opened
up have been of real service
io t lie tanner. It Secretary Wilson
h is been taken adv mtage i t m some
departments, it has been because he
trusted too lul'y in men who have
proved to be dishonest. When
these an* cleared out there is no
reason that the Dcpai t ment should
not i out lime t he ..I work t.ha' lias
been so largely inaugurated under
’he pres im secretary. I’hcre is on*
thing that Is likely lo result Irom
Secretary Wilson's visit to tester
I i *y. lie It id a long talk with the
I'resident there and it is understood
that it has been arranged that then
snail be no more voluntary resigna
tions from the department id otli
(dais who are under investigation.
stated that a large number of
employees of the department hesiih
t ’** prominent he id* <d bureau* h:iv i
recently taken advantage of this
mode of exit and have quitted tin
service with all the ad v ant ages o|
■ voliint tig resignation though m r*
ali'y b id l bey icm mi d, t • ey w ould
have been dioppc l “for the g,.oil o|
tue service.” There is no **a>ing
l*o w lar tlie present in vest iw a! o.n
"id implicate other bmeaii officials
in the improper practices that ar*
jsijil to have obtained in (lie Depart
I ment, but there i« no question that
t here is going to be siii h a clean lilt;
up of the various Imreaus as will
•nuke the • Irv hones rattle and it j«
equally a- safe to say that Secretary
Wilson will be allowed to remain
and finish the work of investigation
h i k is missing some of the
preliminary feeds at l*ort*monlti
hut probably be will have plenty to
digest w hen he chews o\er the Jap
anese peace terms
Ex Statistic!am limit is not
living up to his name since he hsi
telegraphed home his address in
Li verpool
■■■■■—• - -- ——
Who is going to believe the
State Department is really in favor
'of the <)| en Door when it talks of
extending the scope of its extradi
| lion treaties?
_ft tdltlonat Local._
Mrs. Lucian Ferguson and chil
dren, of East Lynn, are visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Geo Wright and Miss Sadie
VVright visited relatives at Guyao
dolte last Friday.
Four rooms on eecoud floor of
the Advance Building for rent.
Apply to T. T. McDougal.
Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Sill i man, of
Hiiulinglou, were guests of trieud*
in our town last Saturday evening.
Don’t you want Madame? Then
subscribe fur this paper and get the
nandsome magazine a whole year
f ree.
Felix Flanery made a business
trip through Ohio last week. Be
fore returning home he visited Giu
cinuali and bought a tine grapho
pbuue.
Kd. Smith killed a dog at his
tesideuee last Monday which lie is
certain was atllioted w ith liydropho
hia. It tiad killed a pup belonging
to Mr. Smith ami attempted to bite
Inm before he killed it. We under
stand the dog had bitten several
Other dogs before it went to Mr.
Smith's home.
I he members of the county court
probably imagined that l»j letting a
contract to hmld a jail to cost
$ I ',<nin that the county seat
removal proposition will not receive
the rc<|iiircd throe-lit ills vote, hut
they will find out t hey are mistaken.
I’ersons who were before the deci
sion of the court to hmld a new jail,
opposed to removal, w ill now favor
it.
...
I The :ivitinn.1 lilt* iiiMur.iiMM* ropori
j ol the M assach usetts insurance do
' partment contains sonic “I’ntting
j Comments’ on liigli finance meth
oils ol litc insurance companies
I «ougli N oles.
Some companies pay entirely too
much to their otlie.crs and arc ex
travagant. in other ways; hilt the
.John Hancock Mutual, of Boston,
represented by T. T. McDougal, is
not one of this kind; lienee its divi
dends are large.
AN UNENVIABLE RtPUrAIION.
Naugatuck, a little vill i<re up the line of the
N. A- AV K v, lias an unenviable reputation uu
account of the many people who have lieen
suddenly taken from this world of activity to a
country atrout which none of us know mix tinny
and are uol anxious to Investigate, because xxe
cannot return On the eveuingof the 15th ins.
the viltae.e was the scene of a slio ting serape
when lax Mead, son of 's..|itlie Mead, xx ho
tonuerlx occupied lloO. Jos S. Miller’s prop
er l x in Keuova. lost Ins life,and Dr. John Kee
see wasd.tngeiously Wounded.
Ii seems that lax Mead, w ho il is claimed
had been drinking, had a grudge against .lakt
Maicum, the uiglit oper.ttoi at that place, au«l
g<d a idiot pun and •vent to the slat ion with tin
iiileiltion, il is n.iiiir.illx supposed, to Mliom
'•an inn. Melon- lie reached the station xxith
his gnu,however. Marcum had left the build
ing and NA in. Keesee, the d iv operator, had
taken his p| tee. Kecsoe xx as nu tin- plat lor m
xx tien Mead ai>pro:i< lied xvitlr Ins gun, swearing
that lie intended forint every ni.au out of the
•b lM,l I'liell il xxa-lpat Keesee spoke to hint
and told Itiin to lie i|uiet, xx lieu lie pointed tin
pun tl Kee ce, toll lie jumped behind the Cor
ner of ltin building and Ilf* roulent of the glut
- • rn. k i lie xxiudoxv facint. making a hole
ah nil tin* - i/eot an nu h augur. I iiinteilinlelx
aflei III*- hot pun xx a* tired several pistol shots
wen liciitd hi • |ui< k succeMsiou anil Mend fell
l tie.id XX tli lime bull els in In - hodx.
I *i I oh n K ■ .* • ce, ,r I t*-r the - hooting xx as oxer,
wa t• atn l to lie dan 'cron d v xvouuded, but lie is
nit ati xa* anil it is t lloug III now lie lias , It a tires
i in miner. II wa- Handing on the platform
I aM he linn- anil xva- doubt less shot ace •ili-rr laity .
I lie Imile Is III the gun entered his right
••re.i i. pien ing the lung and passing through
t ebodx .
W lliant K - esce i under arresl charged with
( killing Mcad
...
fill. DtflD SITTING ON SIDt Oh
KtD.
A V I lax drooped dead about «lx o'clock
S;iiurd n miMiiini while sitting on his bed al
t In* In line of M i ,t’ I. ronev. on Seventh t x e -
nue. near Nineteenth -trecl, w here be Imaiili d.
| Mi l'.ax had been a sufferer from dropsy
l fur lie.II lx IWo years, bill i* as Hot con
fined to III bed unlit ahum three week- ago.
•s.ltnr.lax moining lie w a fm-ling considerably
belter and xx a itlinp uu tile side o' his tied
x» here he had just Bin-lied eating In- breakfast
I when he fet! over dead
Mr- Timex, who had jn«t left the room af
i t.-r bringing Inin In-- breakfa -i, heard the . e
| and when she rnshed track Into the room, she
• found that he liad hiealhril his last.
Mr. f lay w « about flflx-eight vefir. of age
toil le i x *-s no immediate family, tli- remain
were taken to SAayne Saturday afternoon
xxtierethev wilt tre interred Huntington Ad
x er t iset, A ug. t'f.
HIKftM OSBIMN flKKE.MtD.
\V title Isaac Brewer.a wealthy a.i I Intln
' enlial citizen of near Wehh Station, ihl.
, county, was silling on a west hound I am leu
Inter Stale K'y cai passing throtigti Keoova
one evening Iasi week, Hiram Oahuru slip
peil Up behind him and dealt the unsuspect
ing traveler a terrible blow with some Instrn
ment stitiposed to be a "black Jack" and then
Jumped from the car and made his escape,
| He was Indicted lor the offense Iasi Week hy
! It • grand Jury In session at Wayne and a
I capias having been hsned for him deputy
Sheriff Win Kelley arrested him at Ihls
place on ft street car Monday evening and af
ter having kept him In llie Oredo lock up
over nisrht he was taken by Mr Kelley to
theconnty Jail Tuesday. He Will doubt'e a
gel atrial at the present termor the circuit
court.
China ha« furnished the ring for
the Oiictital championship bout,
j The question is now whether «be
i will get any of the gate reoe:ptd.
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