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Berea and Vicinity

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Dr Wm 0 Best is visiting friendsin town

t Chas Hanson leaves for Jellico to ¬

night on a business tripMiss Amy Smith of Greenville

Term is a Berea visitorMrs GT Spencer was n visitor

in Terrill tho past few daysMr and Mrs C F Hanson spent

New Year at Mrs Hansons home at

AltamontBertleft Sunday to re

slime his studies in medicine atLouisville

Frank L Gay loft Sunday forLouisville where ho will tako up thestudy of medicine

Misses Etta Lewis Sarah Dowdennnd Mnfry Bicknoll spent Mondaywith Mn Joe Lewis

Born to Mr and Mrs L 0 Lesteron the 31st day of December a babygirl Emily Margaret

Mr C F Boggs of Alexis Illcame Monday for a short visit withMr and Mrs Gamble

Mrs Bettie Samuels Jones ofHamilton Ohio is renewing oldacquaintances in Berea

G M Ballard School Superintciulout of Rockcastlo county washero at the opening of term

The firm of Gabbard Hill arenow operating a grocery in therooms formerly occupied by T RjPettus Wolcott one of tho teachersin tho Mt Vernon School has beenvisiting Berea College for the lastfew days

Dr S S Turner of Irvine calledon this office Tuesday He enteredhis daughter Maude for the winterterm of school

i Mrs G M Patterson and daugh ¬

1 ter Helon of Lancaster were guestsof Prof and Mrs Dodge from Satur¬

day to TuesdaySheridan Baker left Tuesday for

Louisville after sending the holidaysat homo He finishes the dentalcourse in the spring

Miss Mary Minnich of Charlestown W Va spent a very enjoyableton days with her sister Mrs JennieL Howard She left for her home

1Wduesday Little of Bristol Tenua worker in the American Sundayschool Union is visiting Berea stop-

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ping at Pres Frosts He will behero over Sunday

Mr H Burnam Baker of PaintLick and Miss Claudie Williams ofIndianapolis ledwere married-Decemoor 28th at the brides homeThey will locate at Paint Lick

Miss Nancio Ames of Crooksvillespout a pleasant Christmas withfriends in Berea returning home

i Saturday accompanied by MissMyrtle Lewis and Everett Todd

Mr F B Spencer returned hometdHalloway Ontario Tuesday Heknot leon tho guest the past threeweeks of his brother G TBptb made a trip to CumberlandGap last week

Married on December 20 Mr A

S Worthen and Miss HenriettaJkyant at the home of the bridePrinceton Ill The happy couplewill return to Berea after a visit of aweek or more in and about Prince ¬

tonMiss Rosa Ballard of KingstonSaturdayI

12 A pleasant eveningwas spentThe party was given in honor ofMisses Myrtle Louis and NnncieAmes and Mr Everett Todd

Social Events of VacationTho Misses Todd and Lindley

Friday evening gave n Mothar Gooseparty attended by twentyeightyoung folks Each one of the guestsappeared in the novel costume of aMother Goose character reciting therhyme going with it Refreshmentsand a pleasant time were enjoyed by

allFriday evening December 30Miss Myrtle Lewis gave aparty in I

honor of Miss Nancio Ames whohail been visiting her About thirtyyoung people were present

The following night there were atleast four New Years affairs PresFrost entertained teachers and stu ¬

dents A splendid time was hail inroasting chestnuts and trying their

in the shooting gallery Presi ¬

dent Frost gave n reading and punchwas served

Miss Etta Gay held a tfatch partyabout eighteen guests being presentGames and refreshments kept allbusy tlntilmidnight

The Misses Ethel and Ruth Put ¬

i nam entertained fourteen of theirfriends with a leap proposalparty Now Years night the guestsstaying long enough to see the newyear in

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Mr and Mrs C D Lewis andI

Mr and Mrs L C Hinman jointlygave a New Years watch party fromguestsIwere present Progressive flinchand refreshments-

Mr nnd Mrs T J Osborne en-

tertained¬

Wednesday evening iuhonor of their son Raymond who isspending his vacation at homo Quitea number of friends were presentandafter games refreshments wereserved It was an enjoyable eveningto

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HERE AND THERE

Miss Sallie Chrisman returnedMonday She will finish her coursein June

The YW C A held an at homeSaturday afternoon from 3 to 5which was well nttendedIMondayfromhas been during vacationnightdiding new students with each other

Gilbert Cottage will be in opera-tion

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this winter cord spring withMisses Schumaker and Horne in

chargeDrCowley returned from his

mouths work in a Cleveland Hospi ¬

tal Thursday noon He reports amost successful and pleasant time

Mr W A Mills a new worker inthe printing oflico left MelbourneAustralia Nov 20 arriving in thiscountry after a 30day water journey

Teachers returning from their vacaatiotis report a lovely time Those whowere thus fortunate were MissesDouglass Hollister Bearinger andLeer

There are thirtyone tables in thedining room and Annox of LadiesHall seating 310 people Tho bakeruses a barrel of flour daily 200loaves of bread to supply them

Frank Livengood returned Tues ¬

day from St Augustine Fin wherehe has been in railroad work the pastthree months and will resume hiscollege course finishing in June

Three new teachers will take uptheir work in the Model SchoolsMiss Hendricks Crystal Lake IllMiss Kate Coddington well knownto Bereans as the teacher of thepublic school several years ago MissSypherd Xeuia Ohio and n formerteacher Miss Haagen teaching inWnllaceton during summer and fall

FOR SALE

perhundredthan ton is purchased Also 28 tonsof nice Timothy baled hay 00 centspjr hundred under similar condition

SHELBT 0 TooonBerea Ky

SUMMONSES ISSUED

Are After W S Taylor and Other AI

leged Conspiratorsi

Frankfort Ky Jan 4ln the cir-cuit court Tuesday the Indictmentsagainst W S Taylor Charles FinleyJohn L Powers Zack Steele and theothers Indicted for the Goebe murderwere caned and continued and aliassummonses Issued for the refugeesE E Hogg the attorney tad bondsman for W H Culton Is here endeav ¬

cling to secure a release of Gallonsbondsmen on the grounds that Cultonwas to be used only as a witness andhaving testified frequently his bondsmen should not suffer

THE MARCUM TRIAL

Attorney Byrd Made the First SpeechFor the Plaintiff

Winchester Ky Jan 4 SpeakingIn the Marcum caso was resumed onTuesday morning by A F Byrd who-le making the first speech for the

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plaintiff His arraignment of the de tt

fendants Is terrific and ho declares-that the desperate efforts of tho de ¬

tense to break down the testimony ofCapt Ewen and Henry Noble Is notso much to avoid paying damages asin this case to avoid criminal prosecutlon for the murder of Marcum if thistestimony Is not discredited

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James Mitchell on TrialLexington Ky Jan 4Jae Mitch ¬

ell the Negro who confessed he attempted to poison the family of JudgeJames Mulligan exconsul to Samoahere several months ago was placedon trial la tha circuit court The tea t

Umony developed tact along Ute lineof

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A RIVER DISASTER ISTOESSELS ARMY

Boilers of the Towboat Defen¬

der Blew Up at HuntingtonW Va Tuesday Night

REPORT WAS HEARD FOR MILES

JII1eIOf tho Crew of 28 Only 10 or 12

Been Accounted For and TheyAre All Injured

The Steamer Burned For Over AnHour and the Smoldering Hulk

Settled Down Just Abovethe City Wharf

Huntington W Va Jan 4At 11oclock Tuesday night the towboatsDefender and Victor were passing thiscity on their return from Cincinnatiwhere they had delivered largo fleetsof coal boats The steamers ore own ¬

ed by the Pittsburg Towboat Co Asthe Defender was near tho wharf heroher boilers blew up The report wayheard for miles around In a shorttime the big steamer was a mass offlames tho fire even spreading to tho20 barges In tow The report awak-ened

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the Inhabitants of tho city andsoon every available craft wasroute to the scene to aid In the enIThe number of dead Is not knownout of tho crow of 28 only 10 orhave been accounted for and they areall seriously InjuredThe Captain Hurled Into the River

The boat was In charge of CaptJames Woodruff of Plttsburg and howas hurled into the river by tho ex ¬

plosion but was later picked up by arescuing party and taken to tho Ohioshore Ills Injuries are not consid ¬

ered serious Tho only dead body yetrecovered and Identified Is that ofThomas Duffy of Plttsburg a firemanAnother dead body that of a fireman

Ifrom Corryopolls Pa name unknown

Itobert Holland of Pittsbucg andJoseph Moore of Oakland Pa weropicked up by tho rescuing party andare now in tho city hospital They arehorribly Injured and can give no de-tails of the accident An engineers

Iyoung son Is said to have been killedand one woman was aboard name un ¬

known was horribly InjuredThe steamer burned for over an

hour and the smouldering hulk settleddown Just above the city wharfboat

Injured Being Taken Care OfThe victims recovered from the din

aster were taken to different hospltats and private houses and see Insuch a condition that nothing of ¬

telligible naturo retarding therence can be bad from them occurIWoodruff was taken across theby some bop who picked him up and I

Is now in a private house at Dradrlokand Is said not to be critically Injur-ed The steamer Victor was so farahead of the Defender that her crowknew nothing of tho awful disasterthat has befallen her and Is now pushIng on under full head of steam forPlttsburg Tho steamer Chevalier ly-ing at the local wharf when the explo-sion occurred rendered valuable aid

HORRIBLE SUICIDE

Woman Drenched Her Clothing With011 and Set Herself on Fire

Des Moines la Jan41Irs T CAlexander a pioneer resident burnedherself to death In an outhouse Shearose early secured possession of acan of kerosene with which shedrenched her night dress and goingto the outhouse set herself on fireThe body charred was afterward dis ¬

covered In a corner Worry over thehealth of her two daughters Is sup ¬

posed to bo the cause of her action

Price of Diamonds AdvancedNew York Jan 4LocnJ diamond

dealers have been advised of an ad-vance

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of 5 per cent In the cost ofrough stones making a total of 45 percent Increase since 1901 Tho ralsohas been made by the selling syndi ¬

cate with headquarters In London

Receipts and ExpendituresWashington Jan 4Tho compara-

tive monthly statement of the govern ¬

ment receipts and expenditures showsthe total receipts for December 1904to have been 145047905 and the ex ¬

penditures 41497698 leaving a supplus for tho month of 3550207

Nine Lose Their Llvea In a FireElmira N Y Jan 4Flre consum ¬

ed the home of Prank Noweskl a Pol-Ish

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miner In Morris Run Pa at anearly hour Tuesday and the entirefamily of ten except the oldest sonaged 18 was either burned to deathor smothered

Warehouses and Tobacco BurnedRaleigh N C Jan 4A fire which

broke out In the tobacco district of-

fGreenville N C destroyed two ware-houses five prlzerles and several smallbuildings besides a million pounds oftobacco Losses 60000 Insurance

40000

Cold Wave In the EastBoston Jan 9Rain snow and

sleet blown by a high northeast galeswept tho entire section from Eastport Me to New York Tuesday andat 8 oclock the cold wave from tholakes was beginning to mako Itself I

felt

Killed Two and HimselfPortland Ore Jan 4 Enraged by

Jealousy of Frank Dunne whom he be-

lIeved¬

to have alienated htlf wifes affection Henry K Lopmls Tuesdaykilled Dunno and Mrs Loomis and jthiu committed suicldo

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Some Interesting Statistics Con

celling the Heroic Defenseof Port Arthur

KILLEDIand 0000 Remained In Forts 2000

of Whom Were Disabled

The Text of the Articles of Capltulatlon of the Garrison Signed By

the Commissioners of GensNogl and Stoessel

Chefoo Jan 4Somo Interestingstatistics concerning the defense ofPort Arthur were brought hero by theflotilla of Russian torpedo boat destroyers which carried numerous1chests containing complete records ofdon Stocssols army

Originally the army numbered 35000 Eleven thousand have been kill ¬

ed 16000 are wounded or sick and8000 remained In tho forts of whichhowever 2000 were unablo to fight

It is learned that when Gen Stooseel wrote to Gen Nogl regarding thesurrender of tno fortress ho sal Ihave 8000 men In this fort and 6000of those are ablo to fight If you donot accept my proposal these men willdie fighting but It will cost you threetimes their number to kill them

During tho siege 265 per centgarrisons wero put out of action ThisIremarkable fact was duo to woundedmen returning to tho front Cnsos j

havo been recorded where teen havegone to hospitals four times returningconvalescent to tho forts

Many Officers Were KilledThe number of officers killed was

proportionately greater than Inbaltlo known In history This wasIduo to the frequent lethargic conditionof the men who without food andwithout sleep moved only when ordared by their officers i

The Russians estimate that the akaing of the fortress has cost Japan

100000000New York Jan 4The text of the

articles of capitulation of the Port Ar ¬

thur garrison signed by the commis-sioners representing Gen Stoeesol andGen Nogi has been made public AllRussian soldiers marine and civil officials of the garr1lOn and harbor aremade prisoners all forts batteries I

vessels munitions etc are transfer-red to the Japanoso In tho condition I

in which they existed at noon of Jannary 3 violation of this clause to opor

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ato as an annulment of the negotia ¬

lions giving the Japanese army war-rant

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to take free action the Russian I

military and naval authorities are tofurnish to tho Japanese army an exhlblt of all fortifications underground j

and submarine mines a lIst bf military i

officers of ships and the numbers oftheir crews and of civilians of both

cupatlonsjandthe present position pending arrange-ment for their tracsforrcnce

SwordsIsuch of tholr personal property as Isdirectly necessary for the mainten ¬ I

ance of life and with one servant j

each may upon signing their paroloI

nusslnlNoncommlRslonel1the benefit of tho sick and woundedRussians tho sanitary corps and thoaccountants belonging to tho Russianarmy and navy will bo required toservo under the Japanese sanitarycorps and accountants for such periodof tlmo as may be deemed necessary

United States Pacific SquadronSantiago do Chile Jan iHr Adm

Goodrich commanding the United

changoJllniato tho Chicago Tho Marblebead andChicago and gunboat Bennlngton havoleft for Call no

Civil Service System In Porto Rico j

Washington Jan 4A civil servoice system similar to that inIn the Philippines Is operatloraI

Instituted shortly In PortoService Commissioner Cooley willleave New York next Saturday forPorto Rico

Death of American Explorer ConfirmedNow York Jan 4Unlted Status

States Minister Conger Tuesday enbled from Pckln to the Christian lienaId Inthis city confirmation of thodeath of Francis II Nichols the Am ¬

erican explorer and correspondent InThibet

There Will Be No ArmisticeSt Petersburg Jan 4TIe report

circulated hero tq tho effect that anarmistice Is assured before the end oftho week Is not confirmed In officialcircles where there is no Intimationthat such a thing Is contemplated

Relief For Sick Russian SoldiersOiVel Hat Wei Jan 4Ihe British

steamer Andromeda sailed for PortArthur Wednesday morning carryinga largo quantity of medical suppliesappliances and comforts for tho Rims ¬

sign sick and woundedGov Utter Inaugurated

Providence R J Jan 4oov GeoII Utter was Inaugurated and the oth ¬

NovemIgovernor abrief address

WHY IS ITIThat nearly everybody trades at

WELCHSIt is because you can fcuy

XObelisk orGold Medal Flour par bag 76Corn Meal per bushel 66Arbucklcs Coffee two pounds for 25Granulated Sugar per lb O53iClarctt or Lenox Soap 3 burs for 10Candy per pound 05 f

Elephant Corn 3 cans for 25Tomatoes 2 cans for 15Green Gage or Egg Plums par can 10

They keep fine dried fruits best lard andhigh grade Coffee largest stock of Dry GoodsShoes and Carpets in the County and thecheapest Drug store on earth

As wo turn the new loaf in lifes history our thoughts dwell in gratefulappreciation for tho most successful year in our career

We otTer our sincere thanks to our friends for contributing by yourconfidence nnd good will no generously to the ineastirn of our II II CC8IIS I wadVTR trust that our satisfactory dealings of the past may bo perpetuated andincreased for many Tears to come

Will something worth watching next wook >

RespectfullyIS E Welch ti

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For SaleAbout ton or twelve build

lug lots on tho Loutavlllosad Nashville railroad onehalf mile from Boron nearBerea brick and tiling feetory in a line IOC anel-

good neighborhood Can bobollRbright

For further particular call on

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HANGED MIDST SNOW STORM

Jockey John Hathaway Paid the Pen ¬

alty For Murder

Winchester Ky Jan 4Jlllt a yearfrom the time that John Hathawaycolored murdered his mistress EttaThomas ho expiated his crime on thescaffold hero at 866 Tuesday morn ¬

lug Ho awoke at 5 oclock drank icup of coffee but ate no breakfastAt his request he was taken to thelower part of the Jqll whero ho maoan address to tho prisoners urgingthem to forsake tho error of theirways In the midst of a Winding snowstorm tho procession marched to thescaffold In tho jail yard with the pris ¬

oner In tho lead lie showed superbcourage and never for an Instant faltered or trembled Tho noose wasspocdlly adjusted Sheriff MoCordtouched the lover and the soul ofHathaway was launched Into eternityHis neck was broken and In nine minutes ho was pronounced dead illsrelations declined to take charge ofthe body and It will be burled In thepotters Hold Hathaway 15 years agoranked high as a jockey

Mercantile Store RobbedPaducah Ky Jan 4The merchan ¬

dise store of Sam T Hubbard was rob ¬

bed at Water Valley Tho post officeIs located In the same building A lotof razors merchandise and clampswere taken The police are on tholookout for tho burglars

Will Open New LineOwlngsvllle Ky Jan 4Jt is ex-

pected that the first train on the nowdivision of the Chesapeake Ohiorailway system will run Into Ilkovlllocounty seat of Pike county this weekFor months tho company has beenrushing the work

Escaped Prisoner CaughtFort Thomas Ky Jan 4Rolla

rtntllff a general prisoner who escap-ed from the guard house January 121904 was apprehended by the police ofGreenville Ql and will be returned

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lnrolmriltouxiiiuined by tho very fowl niiil latentoptical instruments His work givesatisfaction for prices on nil his workare right LVIIWH rtfiUod within nfew days after taking the order Ifyou have nay defect of vision it willpay you to look over liis stock endreceive correct treatme-

ntOPTICIAN Berea K-

yCoalAt bin near depot

12c to 13cDelivered for

13c to 14cPhone H-

rChas L Hanson

If you want a goad second handsquare

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PianoORAN Organ

You can Rot a bargain In them ntthe fnruiuura store in Berea Ky

lOppoeltoChrisman

Welchs Phone 26