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POC AS
THE CENTRE REPOR ITER,
FRED KURTZ, . .
Centre Hann, Pa. Jar.
§ aye me
A MYSTERY B®
of tho
Murderer.
SOLVED.
over Arrest
y
il
&
Elmira
ken
un
the Man—Evidenes Found
Bin How the
Clows Were Followed,
Person
BrookLYN, Jan. 11.--Detective Serge
Rellahar, of Inspect:
rived at police headquarters
{n charge, who was arrested by him on
girl found killed in a creek un
bridge near the cemetery
last Sunday.
The name of the
Menken. Helis
age, thick set, fl
dark hair,
ginal me
dark ey
spector Byrnes,
Menken's arrest,
scription had beer
police of the
girl, Detective ¥
remembered that he
years ag: wering the
tion for committing a
pavillion y Bowe
to the Elmir, {
was
«
nEpe wtod pa
wat twenty-si
wit
in
sal
discharge
District Att
Chemur
full descrip
dead woman
meantime
that the man ar
bery had re
Mr. Ad
YTIeES 5
Do
Yes,’
1x
him and. co
touch your
Detective
“i AT
ail
Do
the n
k resid
fund her house
watch it,
an start
si Any we v1 ¢
a's sister
in ACK
A high
admirabl
ders.
as
thr
up an espi
ugh ak
nage ¥ pu thie 1
occupants of the
were satisfiad that
quest of was hid
wltching. Soon afterw:
received a long exjg
“Have located
“Arrest him
The detective
suddenly
Menken =
be recognized
overcor ti
ne wi
and a s
es had al
ear,
witr
1
vixl to
food,
the 3
be an entire
The police fou t she had
arrived in Elmiz at train on the
the Erie railroad with or ATE COR i
with whom » visi taurants in
the Both had come
from New York he giel’s body was
iddutified by the pr ors of ti
rants inspector Bur i notified by tele
graph and took in d without
delay. It was supposed that the mmrderer
after getting rid of the girl returned
New York amd this surmis: has proved
correct,
The condu tor on the wilieat train who
brought the couple ’ El mira has
found, Si will be produced as a witness by
the polie
ie i id
npani
fown, they
the rest
boon
Seott's Dihignosis of Payne's Success,
Ciworswar:, Jan, 1L--Dr. SBeott, author
of the Beott liquor law, was asked what he
thought would be the result of the nomina
tion of Payne by the democrats as United
Btates senator,
*It means a republican victory in Ohio
this fall,” said he. “It shows that the dem-
ocratic party is open to corruption, or at
Joast those whom it elected to make ite laws,
and if this sale and purchase is the begin
ning only, where will the ending under pers
petunation bet I think Payne's election was
settled six months ago; that Standard Oil
money placed in office men who would
pledge themselves to support him for the
United States senate. The votes cast for
Pendleton and Ward were cast only to make
n decent showing to that portion of the con
stituenecy who were not to be foolod with,
Outside of what money may have been used
at Columbus, I think the bargain was made
at last fall's campaign; that in consequence
of the election of Payne the Btandard Ol
company would expend money to bring
about the election of p lemocratic president
this year, but such fagrant purchase and
sale will be rebuked by the people at the
"They wij soe the necessity of chock
which, if permitted to go
unwise public policy.”
A § ES
CYNTHIA'S
LO
SLEIGH RIDE.
elson’s Daughter Flies with
a Farm Hand.
LoweLL, Mass, Jan, H.-A short distance
out of North Chelmsford, near here, lives
farmer Nelson, a man possessed of considor-
able property and a daughter of more than
Last summeot a handsome
Farmer N
Cynthia Nelson an intimacy sprang up w hich
ripened into love. But the course
love, as usual, ran anything but
Farmer Nelson had destined bis
one Miles Johnson, a young
by, and Johnson was as far
in love with the buxom beauty
It was not long before
BOON
Hear
le himself.
aware of this The girl showed in every
way her aversion for Johan and her prefer.
enee for Tileski. At last Mr. Nelson ordered
Tileski off the farm.
Tileski hovered around Chelmsford, and
at midnight be was kept informed of how
matters stood, and his fertile brain soon con-
wat 9 o'clock Miss Nelson
Mr. Nelson drove
for a doctor No sooner had
Miss Nelson recov
in hand left the
lsading g from the
suitor
Friday night ab
7 1
n sick.
to the village
he got well away than
er], and with her satehel
] o and flew up the road
{ere she found her
v
3 Bj y
horse a
1 sloig
Jl, where the y intend
od. They we
Chelmsford,
when on
ugh
he village
h and they were
MINE An
unable
nt later the y
son upon him.
1 the trap
sprang
his eve,
FOC xl.
ed up to find Nel
CO SAW
which am, aod
murder in
The ¥ was too much for him,
ever. and in a trice had the farmer
al a yd with the reins taken from
+ i
After comio
own bout
Tileski's horse riabip wr
a good
1% supy
nif w with
3 his bride as fairly as
t hin, and he proposed
Tileski blushingly corrob-
and seemed per
taken
deal of
some] 10
Ne ison,
stop she bad
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS
Election of Belegates to the Na~
tional Convention,
take at
to
gates will
Tis De
ginning
order
the 4th of
r days
ia
go will be
wore th
tion.” i
a of the state
order to have
. it will re
uid meet
3 wot have the
pportunity of
if it desired wo, at the earlies
Mr. Cooper, the chairman of the cor
will therefore convenes it me in Feb
ruary, and near the beginning of the mouth
and it may bg expected that the stats con
vention will lad for the latter part of
April or the beginning of May.
tion,
date
am
nities,
some ti
oe CK
Gold Munting Extraordinary,
Lot Jan. 4 ~The Chronicle this
afternoon says a syndicate of wealthy St,
Louis men are interested in a scheme to ac
quire fabulously rich gold mines between
latitudes 27 and 290 degrees in the Mexican
peninsula. In 1876 there was a population
of 1.000 in the area named, but nothing
was hoard from them for years. Early in
1583 the Mexican government sont an expe
dition under Blanca to explore the
country and 1 They traveled fron
“an Diego and the Pacific coast of the Gull
{ California, and returned in four months
almost skeletons. For 250 miles they saw ne
living thing exc aps an old Indian and his
squaw. The pack animals died of hunger and
thirst, Attwop passed deserted
mission churches built of stone. In these
were gold and silver vessels on the altars,
and in the vestries hung priestly vestments
covered with dust and dropping to pieces
with age. Dried and bleeched bones wore
found, but not a bird, animal or reptile; not
a drop of water and no indication of rain
for years. A few days later they found rich
deposits of gold ore, both place and ledge,
of which they brought back specimens. These
specimens are in the hands of the agent of
the 88. Louis syndicate and have boon ae
syed by government experts. The placer
pecimens show §240 to the pound and the
ledge specimens show from $60,000 to $200,
000 to the ton. To reach these deposits pipe
lines and artesian wells will be tried and
caches constructed for food. 6 country
is the abode of desolation, and many lives
will be sacrificed before it can be made hab
itable for the go! 4 hunters.
is
"
Senor
ie rt
aces they
Two Important Measures.
WassinoTON, Jan, 3.—Holidays and the
phenomenally bad weather have caused a
lull in politics. Beyond the talk about the
Paciflo land grants, which will bring the
biggest raflroad lobby ever in Washington
bere. and the prospect of a final fight over
the Fitz John Porter case, there has been a
dead calm in politics all week. It is suid
that this is Porter's last effort, that he has
spent all his money and worn hin
self cut in the struggle, and that if the
Forty eighth congress does not give him what
he wants, he will give up the fight His
prospects, however, are certainly good, and
Benator Logan will hardly got the attention
of Lhe senate for another week's on
the subjoct, as be did last yoar, house
coremitiee on military affairs agreed to re
port inst year's bill for his relief with but
twa dissenting votes, soil there are hopes of
reporting the bili unan monsly,
The pastmaster general is trying to exe
cute a Hank movemon wi tao Lotisiana Jot
tary. Ile wanis a bil Gramed prohibiting
papers frou publishing lottery advertise
The postmaster general is thought
00 much when he
newspapers and
+ will not do anything]
to tariill we do not
what the radicals will do for
hobby. They mij iit make an |
this question: Shall Mrs, Carl
first lady of the land
Heart “affections, Xi: iney and liver!
nearly one-half of all
Yet how many heedlessly
hh a shortened life giving no |
care to these compl ints which cause the |
distu know |
A camprign
ve ont of |
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be the |
3
if
the least |
zziness ?
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Thess symptoms are the
Delay is dangerons, De |
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id for three
i
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WEG
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ut of the hair,
d change of ooiot,
1st
24.
al
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To prevent too rags
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nla,
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THIRTY 1 EC1URES,
by Membre of (he College Facul y, 1d ia
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Cirenlnre givirg details sent on oyile]
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OHN FP. “POTTER, “Auorneyrais
* Collections promtly made an?
speeisl
attention ay "he havir
jands or progerty tor side.
Doeds, fom
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com-
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a
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ALLYGUEXY ST. BELLEFONTE, PA’
G. G. McMILLEN, Prop'r.
i
CURT PROCLAMATION
Whereas, the How Adam Hey, Presideat of
the Uouriof Usmmon Pleas of the d6h Judicial Diss
trvet, consisting of the coun wl Usnire and
Runtisgon, and the Hon. Jas Hemith and the
Hon J. UG. Larrimer, A ssoe, J sdges in Centre coun
ty, havin Marah thelr hag it date | wt a
(ot dan, V4, 10 me directed,
Oyen and Terminer and er] tak
[funstan Besstons of the Pesos in
swunty of Centre, and to commence on the Fosreh
onday of Jan, next, being he cn Jun
sp periaing
in recnghizances fo
prisons that sre or shall be in
re onmty 1 and there bo prove
Se Just,
Fond Jo. end et day
nd the one
ut ro] al
the United States. ,. Un 1
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ATT: YS-AT-LAW,
PI
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CREAT
Mark-Down
SALE
Hive!
A DISCOUN’
0 to 2
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Coats and Furs,
Wr =r
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LAY
rs,
invents
A Special Discount
on all orders in our
Merchant Tailoring
Department for thirty
days only.
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