¢ WEEK’S NEWS CONDENSED’
Thursday, July 5.
The North Carolina Democratic
state convention endorsed William J.
Bryan for president.
Edward Guthrie, aged 17 years, was
killed by the explosion of a toy can-
non which he was firing at Memphis,
Tenn.
Harry F. West, president ef the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance company,
of Philadelphia, died at Atlantic City,
N. J., of heart disease.
William Javis, of Charleston, W.
Va., was shot by his wife and his body
was left all night in the yard at their
home. Just before he died he called
his little children to him and told
them their mother had kilied him.
Friday, July 6. .
During the fiscal year just closed
there were 3713 rural mail routes put
into operation.
Julius Weiner jumped from the Wil-
liamsburg bridge in New York to the
street, 100 feet below, and nearly every
bone in his body was broken.
Harlow C. Voorhees, of Philadelphia,
son of Vice President Voorhees, of the
Reading railway, lost an eye by the
premature explosion of fireworks.
Susan M. Wykoff, widow of General
Charles A. Wykoff, who was killed at
the battle of San Juan Hill, in Cuba,
in 1898, died at her home in Easton, Pa.
Mrs. William Snyder, while witness-
ing the display of fireworks in Bluff-
ton, Ind, was hit on the top of the
head by an unexploded aerial bomb and
killed.
Saturday, July 7.
James Pearsall, colored, convicted
of criminal assault on a white woman,
was hanged at Lexington, Ky.
Two persons were killed and six in-
jured by the explosion of a gasoline
tank in a dye works at Saginaw, Mich.
Five members of the Illinois naval
reserves were drowned by the capsiz-
ing of a small boat on Lake Michigan
at Chicago. .
Miss Eleanor Brown, daughter of
the president of the Southern Refining
company, was killed in a runaway ac-
cident at Los Angeles, Cal.
The plant of the Reading (Pa.)
Slaughter House company, containing
40,000 pounds of lard and the meat of
40 steers, was burned, entailing a loss
of $20,000.
Monday, July 9.
Tired of life at 72, Mary Miller hang-
ed and killed herself near Mount
Union, Pa.
Kellar Savidge, while horseback rid-
ing near Seven Points, Northumber-
land county, Pa., was thrown by his
horse stumbling, and fatally hurt.
Mrs. K. F. MacKinnon was burned
to death and two of her daughters
were seriously injured in a fire which
destroyed their home in Buffalo.
The Twelfth Cavalry at Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Tenn., has started on a prac-
tice march to Knoxville, 112 miles
away, over the old line of march of
Burnside’s men in 1864.
Guilty of conspiracy to defraud the
government in connection with gov-
ernment lands, S. A. D. Porter was
sent to jail for two years at Portland,
© Ore., and sentenced also to a fine of
$7500.
Tuesday, July 10.
Will Anderson, a negro, was hanged
at Tillar, Ark, by a mob for assault
ing a white woman.
The German-American Gymnastic
Alliance will hold their next meeting
in 1908 in Cincinnati, O.
President Roosevelt has appointed
Charles Earle as socilitor for the de-
partment of commerce and labor.
Mrs. Clara Stone Hay, widow of the
late Secretary of State Hay, is ill at
her summer home near Newbury,
N. H
J. B. Sloan, Jr., chief of the presi-
dent's secret service corps, was fined
$10 at Oyster Bay for assaulting a
New York photographer.
American Gift For Royal Baby.
Berlin, July 9.—In recognition of the
fact that the youngest member of the
Hohenzollern family, the infant son,
Crown Prince Frederick William, was
born on the Fourth of July, the Ameri-
can colony has resolved to present him
with an ornamental silver cup, embla-
zoned with the Stars and Stripes and
the American eagle. The condition of
the crown princess and the baby is
most satisfactory.
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA — FLQU :
winter extras, $3.30 B80 IR awl
nia roller, clear, city mills
, $4.60 Coa RYE FLO ;
Ce $60. WHEAT fv: mec,
; No
Denneyivania red, 80 C. RN
; No.2 y y gs fogioiin
OA steady) No. white: ipped,
r grades, }
i
ULTRY: Live firm; hens, l4c.; old |
9c. Dressed firm
ToSmters, ; choice fowls,
13%c.; old BUTTER
¥; creamery, 2c. EGGS firm;
21c.; poarby; 18c.; west-
19%
19¢.; southern, 14 POTA-
ois firm; new, e 45.2502.
@ii%e.; No. 4. Fis
20%c.; held, Te Sc. Ne :
Re I see;
17c. EGGS ; fancy
Mayiaad tad” West Vireiaia. he
southern, 163c. per dozen, =
Live Stock Markets.
ards
CATTLE 3: ‘cho , .80;
prime, $5,400.56.) , HOCH Sten: brims
TO EMPLOY MANY ALIENISTS
New York, July 8.—Redoubled ef-
forts to build insanity proof were be-
gun by Harry Thaw's lawyers. After
seemingly abandoning this line of
campaign for upward of a week, coun-
gel for the murderer of Stanford White
have been driven back to it by recent
developments along the line of inde-
pendent investigation of the crime it-
self and the events which preceded it.
The lawyers for Thaw are begin
ning to learn much about the history
of their ciient’s career and of his past
relations with White and others, which
was not revealed to them when they
first took up his case. So much has
been learned by them of their client's
real character that they are seriously
contemplating a return to the original
plan of making a broad plea of insan-
ity, in which they expect to be sup-
ported by the testimony of the prison-
er's mother, who is now on her way
back from Europe. Apparently the
claim of justification under the “un-
written law” is not to be urged as an
excuse for Thaw's act, or, if urged at
all, it will be made a secondary con-
sideration to the insanity defense.
Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton, the
alienist, paid his second visit in less
than 24 hours to Thaw. This time he
remained in the young millionaire's
cell for an hour and a half. When he
came out Terrence J. McManus, one
of Thaw's lawyers, was with him.
“From what Dr. Hamilton has just
told me,” said Mr. McManus, “I am ab-
solutely satisfied with the result of his
examination of Mr. Thaw.” Further
than this, Mr. McManus refused to be
quoted. His remark was taken to mean
Dr. Hamilton would report that Thaw's
mind was undoubtedly affected.
After leaving Dr. Hamilton, Mr. Mc-
Manus said the defense is preparing
to retain a number of the most promi-
nent alienists from all over the coun-
try, and possibly from Europe, to act
in the case in conjunction with Dr.
Hamilton.
It has been positively ascertained
that Evelyn Nesbit did not order the
institution of a suit for breach of
promise against Harry K. Thaw, her
present husband, but that she did
swear to an affidavit in which she
charged Mr. Thaw with having point-
ed a pistol at her head and threatened
to shoot her if she did not immediately
swear to a charge accusing Stanford
White of accomplishing her ruin.
This affidavit has been destroyed,
but a photograph of the document is
fn existence, and its contents are of
such a nature as to preclude its publi
cation.
WHITE'S LIFE INSURANCE PAID
Widow of Murdered Man Receives
$149,040.
New York, July 7.—The widow of
Stanford White. was paid by the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
$149,040, which was the value of a
gingle policy Mr. White had carried
er ———"
Five Years For Swallowing Diamond.
Omaha, Neb., July 7. — Mrs. May
Hayes, convicted of the theft from a
local jewelry store of a $300 diamond,
which she is alleged to have swallowed,
was sentenced to five years in the peni-
tentiary by Judge Sutton in the dis-
trict court. Mrs. Hayes was looking at
unset gems in the jewelry store and,
according to the testimony, when the
clerks’ back was turned she put a large
stone in her mouth, Two detectives
who had been shadowing her at once
arrested her, and she claims it was her
fright that made her swallow the dia-
mond. The gem has not been recov-
ered, although Mrs. Hayes offered to
submit to a surgical operation if the
prosecution was dropped. This the sta
would not agree to.
Saloonkeepers Admit Defeat.
Kansas City, July 10.—Brewers who
control saloons in Kansas City, Kan,
admitted defeat in their effort to keep
saloons open in deflance of law, and
announced that they will agree never
to sell lignor in Kansas City, Kan,
again, promising to give bond as a
guarantee of good faith.
547 Natal Rebels Killed.
Durban, Natal, July 9.—Natal troops
have completely surrounded and de-
feated a rebel body in the Umvoti dis-
trict. Five hundred and foryty-seven
rebels were killed and few escaped.
There were no white casualties.
A Sustaining Diet,
These are the enervating days, when, as
somebody bas said, men drop by the sun-
stroke as il the Day of Fire bad dawned.
They are franght with danger to people
whose systems are poorly sustained; and
this leads us to say, in the interest of the
less robust of our readers, that the fall ef-
fect of Hood's Sareaparilla is such as to sog-
gest the propriety of calling this medicine
something besides a blood purifier and
tonic, —say, a sustaining diet. It makes it
much easier to bear the heat, assures re-
freshing sleep, and will without any doubt
avers much sickness as this time of year.
New Advertisements.
A UDITORS STATEMENT OF THE SCHOOL
DISTRICT OF BELLEFONTE BOROUGH
THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 4th, 1906,
Assessed valuation for County pur-
poses for the year...... -
Tax of 6 mills levied fo
§1,619,809 00
urposes
Per Capita assessment. .......
Account or A, C. Mis
Beceipt,
Duplicate of 1005, § 661 75
Duplicate of 1904.
vuplicate of 1905.
, TREASURER.
047 22
10185 62 $11404 59
Receipts from tax
liens, ..
uasenss hoses 102 56 $1187 45
For Tuition from
Spring Townshi 378 03
Other outside tul-
HOB. .ccccerrerrersnisas 452 0 S61 03
Lost books .... ....... 14
State appropriation 3360 30
Temporary loan.... 2000 0) €281 91
Balance due Treasurer, June 4th, 1906 580 05
$18400 41
Expenditures,
Balance due Treasurer, June 5th, 1905 $1236 23
Outstanding bills
of last year......... IM
School expenses:
Supervising Princi-
on his life. for a number of years. Enea £1510 00
There are several policies for com-
paratively small amounts issued by
the Equitable on the life of Mr. White,
on which no claim for payment has
vet been presented. The face value of
these policies is about $65,000, but] Freisvtressress His sy
their value to the beneficiaries is $50,- | Stone building:
000. - ww S140 0)
sei S45
LEWIS EMERY SUBPOENAED 30 0
Candidate For Governor of Pennsylva: Freight, express ne 431 09
nia to Testify In Oil Probe. SikdsviGakool. —
Pittsburg, Pa. July 10.—It was | “Teachers... 920 00
learned that through the United Joa avons . 141 50
States marshal’s office in this city sub | Sapper. ne
poenaes have been served upon Lewis | School books qod1
Emery, Jr, Democratic’ and. Lincoln | yiioifhl, e3press 332 1238 120% 5)
Party candidate for governor; J. P. Proparing 1905 dupi 20 00
Brockway, of Warren, Pa., and W. P. | Cone Biters case Bu
Westlake, of Titusville, in one of the Ji mencsinent 6Xpenses.... " »
Standard Oil investigations by the in- | Fatcinaiion of children... 13 50
terstate commerce commission. The | Costson Ra Hon eioer w 8580
above mentioned are cited to appear | porous sche. ©
before the commission at Elmira, N. 2
Y.. on July 12. All are independent ofl 0. 400
e ial;
yenners ———————————— Fifiancins on Ronded debt...... 875 00
DROWNED AT OCEAN CITY Intetest on Wage! note. J0fe
Ss less diSCONDL...ermsesmmsssassns 9
Washington High School Cadet Gets Tomponty ons and inter ai .
Beyond Depth in Surf. See Bare eraser T et weeene
Ocean City, N. J., July 9.—Charles io a 156
L. Erdman, 17 years old, of Washing: Treasurer's salary... Joo 06 52
ton, D. C., was drowned in the ocean #18400 11
while bathing here. The youth was Baltes Bangs:
a member ot a newsboys’ band, which | o de." ties,
accompanied the Washington high SAE Mge Sreaare ou
school cadets, which are in camp here, | Fonded indebtedoess... 0 Ob
With a number of others, he went | Outstanding bills..... 220 60 27806 65
into bathe and was carried beyond Assets iro
his death by the undertow, Captain | Due on duplicates priorto19 500 00
M. C. Auerbach, of the cadets, with- | Pie ob SRICHSPOUE! (lo
out waiting to divest himself of his Dueon tax Hers aracend. 1280 00
uniform, leaped into the ocean and | V%n (¥en PIE CONTE 1000 as 0
swam to the struggling boy, but was nn,
unable to save him. Captain Auer Net Indemtoney oi a8 nica eo
bach himself was pulled out by means GK. HICKLEX,
of a rope, being thoroughly exhausted - A. Heh
by his efforts to rescue Erdman. 51.47-3t ghAnditom,
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Investments.
ARE YOU
A 5 YEAR 6 PER CENT. GOLD BOND Interest
and one-tenth of Principal payable
semi-annually
AN NETTING 11 PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INVESTOR?
$100...........$100
100 will be enough
Lora trial purchass
WEST END
Land Title Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
Nothing known to the world doubles
ne easil
DOLLAR
and »s quickly as the
when properly ndled.
For further particulars write,
FINANCE COMPANY, (lve.)
MEcCALMONT & COMPANY,
51
ms
Having purchased! McCormick Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Tedders,
etc., in carloads outright, for cash, offer the same to the farmer at
attractive prices while they last.
Standard Binder Twine -. -
Standard Hemp Binder Twine .
Bailey's Hemp Binder Twine -
Manila 1” Rope - . -
10% c Ib., cash
9 clb., cash
8 clb., cash
12 clb., cash
Farmers who purchase harvesting machinery from us this year, and
those using said machinery purchased from us heretofore, are al-
lowed 4c per lb. on twine.
17
McCALMONT & COMPANY,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
BUSINESS HOURS FROM 7 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
Penna. Rail-road Excursions.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TEN-DAY EXCURSIONS TO
ATLANTIC CITY, CAPE MAY, ANGLESEA, WILDWO OD,
HOLLY BEACH, OCEAN CITY, SEA ISLE CITY, AVALON,
Round Tri
$5.85 Via Delaware Bridge
NEW JERSEY.
THURSDAYS, JULY 19, AUGUST 2, 16, and 30, 1906
Round Tri
$5.75 Via Market Street Wharf
Tickets good going on trains leaving Bellefonte at 6:25 a. m., or 1:50 p. m. to
Philadelphia; thence on regular trains to all resorts named.
J. R. WOOD, Pass:nger Traffic Mgr.
51-27-7¢
TickeTs Goop RETURNING WITHIN TEN DAYs.
For full information consult nearest Tioket Agent.
W. W. ATTERBURY, General Manager.
GEO. W, BOYD, General Passenger Agent,
Broad Etreet Station, Philadelphia
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A FEW SPECIAL THINGS IN
SUMMER GOODS
THAT ARE WORTH LOOKING AFTER :
All our fine Shirt Waists, with short and long sleeves,
open back and front ; that sold at gr.25, $1.50 and
$1.75, all we have must go at g8c.
Handsome Lace and Embroidery trimmed Waists that
sold at $2, $2.25 and $2.50, all must go at $1.48.
The better qualities, $2.75 and $3, must now go at $1.75
A few sizes in plain black and plain white Wash Silk
Waists, the kind that sold at $2.50 and 2.73, now $1.75.
SILK MOUSELINE SPECIAL SALE.
A plain and dotted brown, plain red and white and
plain pink mouseline the quality that always sells at 25
and 35c. now go at 2oc.
White Linen, natural color linen and blue linen at less
than present wholesale prices.
Special sale of white goods, a handsome assortment of
white figured Madras in silk finish at special prices, 15,
20, 22¢. that were sold from 20 to 4oc.
Eolinnes in figured and dotted and plain from 2oc per
Bo A
yard up. ‘This special sale means a big saving. See
our qualities and prices and you will save money.
LYON & CO. LYON & CO.
17-12 Allegheny St., Bellefonte, Pa.
WSS OY I ETTYTTETTYTE Ty ve ve we we we ow
New Advertisements.
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Beata) Hae Oa ot utiogs heea
ted to the all persons indebted
said estate are to make payment,
and Hoss 2aviug cia ms or demands to make the
same known t delay to,
FLORENCE F. DALE, Execatrix,
Brascuanp & Braxcuann, Bellefonte, Pa.
51-25-64 Attorneys,
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. — Let-
ters of administration d.b. n. c. t. a oa
the estate of Adam Shafler Sr., having been grant
ed to the undersigned he requests all persons
kad¥ing themselves indebted to said estate to
make inte payment and those ha
claims against the same to present them
authenticated for settlement. Heirs will k
communicate with administrator,
J. A. B. MILLE
52-246 Bellefonte,
located on the public road leading to the
hie Call and about five miles west of Belle
y IR
Fle FOR SALE: —A good farm of 217 acres,
at private sale. Upon it is erected
GOOD BUILDINGS
and an excellent orchard; hasa well at the door
and cistern at barn, with several ponds of never
Ting water upon the pi rty. School and
church nearby. 170 acres, all level, weli (cleared
and the balance well timbered. Will besold at a
reasonable price. Apply to the owner, upon the
premises, or address him at State College,
51-14t
JAMES CLARK
R THE , LADIES. Mis Sensiio Slo
n her new room lately
dred othe spy Dr. Locke, i wo ?
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electricity, treatments of The ip, aca] mat
able to supply you with all kinds of toilet articles
including creams, ders, tollet waters, {ex
racts os all of Hudbut's preparations, ™ fae
the matter of the estate of Sam
‘LL
1 Long. late
of Firegs .
eu , an auditor appointed by the
Court to make distribut
fo a on of a last in the
the pu of his ntment on Wednesday,
August Tat, 1906, at his office. In Bellefonte, Pa,
a ero utias having Slaime must pre-
same or erever ‘debarred
from coming in on said fund.
51-27-at, KLINE WOODRING, Auditor.
Bellefonte, Pa.
HARTER NOTICE. ~ Ratios is hei
ven that an will he made
the Hon. Samuel W. A mTyackar Governor of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harris
burs, ou Tuesday, the 7th day of August, A. D.
1906, for a charter to be granted to a, proposed
corporation to be known as the “Philadelphia,
Pittsburg & Erie Telephone company,” whose
principal office is at Harrisburg, Pu; the pur-
pose and object of the said corporation is the
ilding, Suurusting, leasing, rehasing,
operating and maintaining a system of § telephone
and tel ph lines, exchanges aud stations ‘In
this and the several other counties of the Come
monweaith of Pennsylvania, and more especially
and other principal towns and cities of
e. GERTIE BOWER & ZERBY,
67-26-3¢ Solicitors.
PPLICATION YOR CHARTER-—No-
Si bo Jude tv ey Court’ of" oY on of
yon s
w or Satu Te ah day of July,
Wea. 8i kel d
. A. Bickel and others, under an Act of Assemb-
ly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania entitled’
An Act to Provide for the Incorporation an
Regulat of Certain Corporations,” a
April 20th, 1574, and the supplements thereto, for
a charter for an intended co ration to be called
THE SNOW SHOE FIRE COMPANY, the pur
and object of which is “To organize, main-
n support and discipline a company of resi.
dents of Snow Bhoe, Centre county, Pennsylva
Bia, and vicinity, for the purpose of protecting
an Jesculug bo rty and life from fire and other
disasters in nt thereto, and for that purpose te
hold and control necessary real estate, etc
maintain fire engines, hooks, ladders, ete
And for these s to have,
all the IiEhte, efits and pr ar sod _-—
vided in said Act of Assembly and its supple
Thue 15th, 1005. J
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ILES A cure guaranteed if you use
hx oT DYS PILE SUPPOS . ITORY
. Mal om upt. Graded Schools,
Statesville, N. a whites oi can say they do
1 you claim for them.” Dr. S. MN Devore,
«ven Rock, W. Va, writes: “They give uni.
versal satisfaction.” Dr. H. D. McGill, Clarks
burg, Tenn. writes: “In a practice of 23 years
have found no remedy to equal yours.”
rice, 50 cents, Sam Free, old
Drgeiss, and in Betielote by CM.
Sam
52-25-1y MARTE RUDY, Laneaster, Pa,
A 0. BROWN & CO.,
®
Members of New York Stock Exchange.
BANKERS & BROKERS.
30 Broap Sr., NEw York City.
_ Stocks and bonds bought and sold for cash er
: carried on margin.
Branch Office: Williamsport, Pa.
51.82-1yr: Both Telephones
OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—The
citizens of State College borough have
voted an allowed indebtedness of five thousand
dollars (5,000) for the pu of enlargiog the
present school building. i is necessary that this
work be completed in time for the opening of
this fall. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office of W. 8, Glenn or at the house
of C. H. Evey, Siate College, Pa., any time from
until Sa noon, July Tth, 1904, when al
opened and contract awards
ed. Bids wolicited from any contractor. The
board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
! DR. T. 8. CHRIST, Presa
51-2-2t W. 8, GLENN, Sec,
PPLICATION FOR CHARTER.—
Notice
is here ven that applica
tio I ign A A nha of the Com
monwealth of ia on Thursday, the
26th day of July, A. D. 1906, by Frank H. Clem
John A. Hoy an Hurtsock, under the
at SHR ACh pa or te ner
v vi r
RE EL Sus Seto
su
for the charier of an inte
tion led o Run & Half Moon
and T pany,’ the charac
e ts, fits
of t act of Assembly and its
poblistents, W. HARRISON WALKER,
51 Solicitor.
G*= . H. SMULL
Real Estate Agent.
FARMS,
TIMBER LAND
and
OTHER PROPERTIES
| BOUGHT AND SOLD
Guaranteed Mortgages on Improved Real
Estate for Sale.
Write for Particulars. Address,
GEO. H. SMULL,
Bellefon te, Pa,
Beitr Smullton, Ps
between the cities of Philadelphia ister:
ing, H, B. Kelley, W. 8. Huddinger, :
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