THE GOVERNMENT
CAN FIX RATES
Attorney General
lon on Railroad
Moody (ives Opin
Question,
POWER OF CONTROL DIVIDED
Washington
aral Moods
Benator
the
the
Teguise
Bg
“Yo ir
commu
sider
oral
to con-
regu-
late t! rail espe
cially in the respe f fixing rates for
transp hom that
the nat
F 10
power,
ional gov-
ised
may
branch
“Und
mental
of the Ur
regulate the charges
far as those charges are
fic which is exclusivel withi
states, resides In the slaty
states. and so far as they are made for
other traffic, resides in
stitution of
section 8, paragraph 3.)
of power is fundamental, has been rec-
ognized in all cases, and is illus.
trated clearly by both the ms:
dissenting opinions
louis and Pacific Ry
{118 U. 8. 57).
Mr. Moody then
decisions [ state sup
the U States si
gays:
“The viev hich I have expressed
exer
of the government
the divisic
power made bh & constitatd
ited States, authority
e iilroads,
i f “
» for tra
BO
¢
n the
res of the
CONETress {Con-
the United States, arti
This
je 1,
division
the
refers to
reme
nited ipreme
ower to
car
power to |
fixed
detern
would
of tha
SPEAR PLEADS GUILTY
Mrs. Chadwick's Dupe
Seven Years’
Cleveland, May
Sentenced to
Imprisonment.
4--A. B. Spear,
cashier of the closed Citizens’ Bank of
Oberlin, in the United States district
court entered a plea of guilty to one
count of the Indictment charging him
with making false entries in the bank's
books .
District Attorney Sullivan recom
mended that all other Indictments
Against Spear, containing 15 counts,
be nolled
Judge Taylor at once sentenced
Bpear to seven years’ imprisonment
in the Ohia penitentiary.
To Succeed Senator O. MH. Platt.
Hartford, Conn., May 5.—The caucus
of the Republican members of the
Connecticut general assembly nomi
nated Congressman Frank D. Brande
gee for United States senator, to suc
coed the late Orville H. Platt. The
caucus was deadlocked nearly all
night, Brandegee securing the nomi
nation on the 37th ballot, over ex.
Governor George H. McLean, his prin.
cipal opponent.
Judge Rice Seriously 111,
Pittsburg, Pa, May 6.—Judge C. B.
court, is seriously ill in this city and |
bis family has been summoned from |
Wilkesbarre, Pa. The nature of his
fliness is not known. ®
Me
RUSSIAN WARSHIPS SIGHTED
Four Torpedo Boat Destroyers Seen
West of Hokkaido.
May 6 -—Four Russian tor-
destroyers were sighted west
of Hokkaido yesterday (Friday)
Tokio,
pedo boat
Rojestvensky to Meet Nebogatoff.
St. Petersburg, May Admiral Ro
Ky, ace high naval
Authority the
divi Pacific
squads
5H
jestven ording to a
satled south to
Ru
ded by ral Neb.
meat
ian i
ogatoff, which has aed Sing
pas _apore,
has that
Nebogat
| effect a those
tvensky, and t¢ » is reason
up a
ough
intended
Nort
elleve
that the
took
positi in the Strait
which Nebowatof
to make the
There
Neboga
or
h Sea.
that
Straits
well
passage in
is also
toff first approad
but finding
it about a:
of Mala«
protection of fast iRers
reason
OO
north
traits Vision
ige lu
do
RIPPER BILLS ACTED ON
Governor Pennypacker Signs One and
YF ]
Vetoes Two Oth
Pa
ers.
when the ne
The governor comn s action
ina
his action
that there can
stitutionality
former “Rippe
are en an tithe
no on ipped out
SSeS
says
incon-
as the
elemen’s
much
gince
be
it
peopia
ini
long og
on
in
as
and
effe Ly
1 G6"
1807
not bes a
Monday
the
ANNA VALENTINO MUST HANG
Pardon B
to L
Ty “n NN 3 Ma
Won't C
imp
Jersey pard ecmmule
Sentence fo rigsonment
LAST DAY OF HUNT
e hed
Presi Started Out Early
jent and Hop
to Get One More Bear.
1
was cOntinued
I An
the
it was
was
un
mal
to got
successfu early start
today, and
one more
couraged
health hs
camp life
proves to
president
bear. He has been dis.
the bad His
been excellent and the wiid
is liking If todas
be a good day for the chase
the most will made of it. and the
arrival at Glenwood Springs may be
delayed until tomorrow morning
The St. Louis Launched.
Philadelphia, May 6.--The [United
States protected cruiser 8t. Louls was
launched at the Neafle & Levy ship
yards today. When the big warship
started to leave the ways she was
christened by Miss Gladys Bryant
Bmith, of 8t. Louls, who was attended
in the ceremony by Miss Mary 8S,
Wright and Miss Rebecca Van Len
nep, of this city, as maids of honor,
hope 4
not
by weather
to his
be
Last Playmate of Lincoln Dead.
Evansville, Ind, May 6b. James
Gentry, sald to be the last surviving
playmate of Abraham Lincoln, is dead
at his home In Rockport, Ind. He was
born in Spencer county, Indiana, in
1810. Gentry was 10 years younger
than Abraham Lincoln, and In his boy.
hood days he was closely associated
| with the war president. Lincoln once
| worked for Gentry’'s father, ¥
Manila, May 5.-First Lieutenants |
{Juan A. Boyle and Charles 1. Wood:
house, both of the Fourth Infantry, !
were drowned while salling on La |
| guna Lake.
!
CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED
Monday, May 1.
tornado passed over Carlisle, I,
ing much property and causing
i log of $200. 000,
Chief Wilkie, of the U
secrot is In San F
ning dow ou terfeltar
Mrs. R
White Ho
way Congress
May 12
The
il
A
destroy
nited States
FRANCISCO, run-
of silver colin,
will i i
In
the
service,
n.
oosevelt tea at the
il Rall
of
to the arnations
on afternoon
Pennsylvania Rallroad company
rees
rali
has planted 30,000 more locust
pear Mt. Joy, Pa, } RTO for
Secrets
vitation
itenant
a mem!
Wednesday, May 3.
the
Wi is # 1 i
wilODR LAaK¢e
pon which she
Mrs
of A
whi
James
ye ars
toona
Pa ries from i she
died
Thursday,
ther!
May 4.
nag Ce i
Su anadi
minis
Woodstock
James
F x
an
Lar « WOrKs, died at
Ont long
a
’
convention of
annual n
A BSO
next the
jankers ation w
tober
company’s pls
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices
Principal Markets,
iphia—Flour steady:
extras $3.90@410; Penna
clear, $4. 1014.30; city mills .
$5400 3. 60 Rye flour firm: per bar
rel, $4.3 Wheat firm: No Penna.
red, ne $@ 86c. Corn steady: No
2 yellow local, 64c. Oats steady;
No. 2 white, clipped, 36%ec.: lower
grades 35¢ Hay steady: No. 1 timo
thy, large bales, $14@ 15. Pork flem:
family, $17. Reef steady; beef hams,
$234 24 Live poultry steady: hens,
14%. old roosters, 10c. Dressed poul.
try steady; choice fowls, 14%ec. old
roosters, 10c. Butter firm; creamery,
29c. per 1b. Kggs steady; New York
and Penna, 18%c¢. pes dozen. Potatoes
steady: per bushe yi AR
Lk ay Wheat dull; No. 2 red.
@93%.; steamer No. 2 spot, S58
De! southern, 74@ %c, Corn firm:
yd spot, S1M@51%c.; steamer
mixed, 484 @G 48% c.; southern, 481
33 Oats pi white, No. 2
sc. No. 3, 35@ 35%. No i
30%c mixed, No. 2 3314 @ 34¢c.; No. |
3. "a 33c.; No. 4, TO d2¢. Butter |
easier; creamery separator, extras, 27
$28%c.: held, 23@ 24c.; prints, 284 29¢. : i
aryland and Penna. dairy prints, 24 |
25¢. hf steady: fancy 3 aryland,
enna. iinia and West Virginia,
BON
16%. ; ern, 15%4¢.
Live Stock Markets.
Union Stock Yards, Pittsburg Outs |
| tle slow; cholce, $666.25: prime, $5.75 |
, Ho active; prime, heavy, me |
fu and heav orkers and 1 bt |
ofitars, Ny 5.500 pigs, $5.40@ 5.
roughs. 508 4. it Diss, slow; rime
| wet !
| GE $4. sy pommon, $1.50 HH |
In
Philad«
LEFONTE, PA, , M AY 9, 1905.
LEGAL
Nori KE
My wile, Mrs. Aney B. Barr, having left my
home without cause or provocation, all parties
are hereby cautioned that | will not be respon
sible for any bills contracted by her. under
these circumstances, Jous BR. BaRn,
Mx Gatesburg, Pa.
OTICK -
N TRANSFER OF BREW
Notice is hereby given that
Joseph 8 re ist & Fritz B
ipsburg ompany. w
in the « A
Court
ADVERTISEMENTS
ERS
the
aldenhofer
15 this
IArter
LICENSE
—
petition of
and Phi)
day illed
Sessions
X E( TOR
E
Exot TORS NOTH
sof HEN
ceased,
KEEHOEY Ex
r
Bellefonte, Pa.
PARTNERSHIP
the partn
¥ An
Eby
Gay
» be
nands of
sented to hi
settle
i% 16 Ane
e, Pa Hx W, Esy,
150 H, ZiMuERMax,
Walker, Atty 17x
May Ist,
W. Harrison
[NFORMATION WAN NTED
Certain patrons, throu bh negligence, or for
poscust IAT reasons Known Lo Lhemase vas, remove
rom one locality to another, without notifying
thisoflles We are anxious to locate them so
that they may receive thelr paper regularly
and for other reasons, important us. Any
one who can f ish the present address of the
following will confer a special favor, We give
the former ad 44 Irens
Geo. A. MiLLER
J.C. SrraxELe,
IRA ATES
EF. Gan
W.Manxe,
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ARK. Silo
of Mackeyville
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Eye Specialist,
A
BROCKERHOFF HOUSE,
All day un
PROFESSOR ANGEL,
the wel Known Eve Spec jatist of Williams
port. w ho enjoys the confidence of the people
of Bellefonte and thre onghout this eounty, |
through his successful treatment for Headache
and Weak Evesight. will treat all persons, in.
cluding children who suffer from headache,
weak eyes hiurred vision, cross eyes or defer
tive eyesight. All work guaranteed ; prices
reasonable
Brockerhoff House, Thursday, May 18,
PROFESSOR ANGEL,
Pace
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Dunkies
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a Arcade Bidg, Bellefonte, Pa
yeu y A
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Are Lye
{Weeks Days.
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Vie Tamaqua)
Week Days Ba ix
WSS a m. Sunday
Philadelphi a Sleeping Car att
bound train from Wil amsport at
wast bound from Philadel B a at
IW. OEPHART
General
At
James Gault,
Liveryman
BELL*F NTE, PA,
Pally
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A Sha e of your Patronage is Solicited.
Albert Thompson,
ator” 74 | 10 LIVERYMAN.
Pine Gre
Mort fewisburg, Wii
Tyrone, connec
for . State College
ege connect with Penns
eliefonte for points east and wer
¥F H.Tromas Supt
Trains from
ame port lawek Haven
with train No
irtains from State Co
[aliroad at B
and
BELLEFONTE & SNOW
in effect Nov,
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BRANCH
ETATIONS
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Mi
| Mix | Mix
lefonte.. PR2 4B
ieaburg .. @ 1% 415
Know Shee Tut 15 4 XK
wee BEROOT HOUSE... 58 38
Guam Stump 5 3%
Snow Nhoe 3H 2%
AM PN
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£10 1s
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AM
oS &
& 40
ru
“1 stops on signal.
W. W. ATTERBURY,
Gen'l Mgr
Week days only.
J. R. Woon
Gen'l Pass Apt
DR. J. JONES,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
A graduate of the Univers
ty of London, has located at
the PALACE LIVERY
STABLES, Bellefonte, Pa
where he will answer
calls for work in his professi on,
jones served four years under State V ot
er nary Surgeon Plerson and has, held
several sther important positions, =
BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET,
ALLRGHENY ST, BELLEFONTE.
We keep none but the best quality of
REEF, PORK, MUTTON, SLICED MAM
All kinds of Bmoked Meat, Pork Bansage, ste
if you want a niles Juley Stedk go to
PHILIP BEEZER.
——————
Calls by telephone willj be answered
HAVE YOU EVER USED
“Red Cedar
Fakes”
promptly day or night.
‘REX.”
ANB FY, WINDMILL AND
20 ry. YOwEn com.
PLETE TOR 838. vis
8 A SPECIAL OFren
FOR S00 OUTHITE TO
INTRODUCE OUR BILLS
IN YMIB BYATE ano
WE OUTFITS is THE
LIMIT, SEND DRary
Of MONEY ORbEe,
WILL AND TOWER MADE
OF BEST GALVANIZED
BYCEL ABD FULLY GUARANTEED.
Waive ror lLuusTaaTes Cataloane
THE RQSS SUPPLY CO.
ps 0.
your woolen goods? If
It is the best moth preven.
A large package for
wines YOU CAN ONLY emis