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Items of Interest. |
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Names Industrial
Commission and Diplomats.
REPORTS ABOUT CROPS GOOD | mpgs. HARRIMAN ON BOARD.
Farmers Busy In Every Locallty—
Churches Raising Funds for Many
Worthy Objects—Items of Busi-
ness and Pleasure that Interest.
Two Ministers, a Consul And Secre-
tary of Embassy on List Jus-
tice Gerard to Ger
many.
Sinking wointed a
Shade 1
Asgsistar
has
at Erie.
adjuste
Nine-year-old Robert, son of
Hosler, of Benton, landed a
trout that weighed three pounds
to remain abr
Norristown
red the electi
the hig}
nixville
for forty-eight
Attommey- James A.
Harrisburg, hs gone
Canada,
longe for a =
’ Supe
Lock Haven,
ily 1«
Mr. Ling wil
duties as
of Abington
Glens
haul
one
into a
causing
received
face and
of them
was se
Directors of the
Pank, at
Ludwig IL. Kingst
to take the place of R. R
will leave July 1
awarded a cont
Mrs. Reese was assistant cashier of
the Miners’ Savings Bank, with which
institution he had been associated for
twenty-three years.
People's National
Edwardsville, have elected
Reese, of 1, cashier
Zarr
HE
erect
who
to bec cashier
ract to a new con
SUFFRAGE BILL SIGNED.
May Now Vote For All Statutory Offi.
Scranton is greatly in need of
swimming pools and puBlic bath
houses, declares The Times of that
city. There are no nearby streams or
pools of consequence, the city
has a population unusually
large number of bovs, who are largely
engaged in an industry that requires
much bathing. It would be a very
popular memorial if some philanthrop
ist should give and endow a
ming pool or baths in
sections of the city,
that paper.
cers in Hlinois.
and
with an
ent and
swim- | sat ir he picture as first lady of
one more | the
Is the opinion of
or State i seorge Wilbur Trout,
Antol
ufirage crusaders
for a week
ppeared at
Mrs. Sherman Booth and
nette
who lab
Fowler and Almond | the bill
Kane boys, left on their
bicycles for a fishing trip on Kinzua
Creek. They intended spend the
night on a farm nine miles from Kane,
but they were startled to se a large
black bear come out of the brush
into the road a short distance ahead |
of them. The bear immediately dis | 5 ; )
ceeding on his way, he stopped to | nn. or ’ . bil ar he w en
jook them over. The boys held a hur 8 nampions seek to put it in op
ried consultation and decided to post. | eration . :
pone the fishing trip, so they turned | The bill will become a law on July
their wheels and hurried back to | 1. After that any attacks on the
measure will have to be made in the
Funk
red to get
Theodore
¥
passe
Hoomaquist,
ernor's office
By his signature (
made 1llinols
the Mississippi to
right of the ballot
Attorney General P. J Lucey does
not find the suffrage blll unconstitu.
the Cov
overnor Dunne
of
women the
.
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4
to . y
first State east
give
THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
ANTICIPATION
A | HOLE , JusT
\ Len £16
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Lun %
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ETH AMD FIRE YOUTH TRS To
GRAN HILL SHOOT UP CO
Eight Killed in Explosion
Buffalo. a Panic in Washington.
FIFTY MEN ARE
Had No Warning.
ory
ONE OR OTHER MUST GO.
McNab Says There Is No Doubt That
ms had thei It Will Be He.
nd feet Kan
#t accept eit!
Franc The President
signation
ynolds, and
er my re
Mr. McR« fn
there is no doubt in my mind that |
mine,” said nited States At
forney John L. McNab. He said any
efforts that may been made by
his friends to have ident Wilson
decline his resignation bave been
without his knowledge and against his
desires,
“1 could
physicians ask for that of
timated 30 will die
Oniy the presence of mind of a po | will I
of
near
occurred
train approaching He
tracks and flagged the
train. It stopped just as another ex.
piosion tore the from the fac
tory buildings. The windows in the
trains were smashed many pas.
sengers cut, but had train pro
be
genRers
He
explosion
Valley train have
first
a Lehigh
by
and saw the
ran down the
Was
Yep
when the
remain in the depart.
ment longer with Mr. McReynolds at
the head of it after what has trans
pired,” he added, “so plainly there is
roofs not
apd
ana
the
road,
Schaefferstown, has been unanimously
elected as pasor of Keeler's, Sumney-
town and Old Goshenhoppen Reformed
churches,
A few days ago Judge B. W. Green
and party of friends, of Emporium, en.
Joyed the novel experrience of a race
with a large bear, on the Portage,
near Four Mile. The chase lasted for
a mile or more, his bearship keeping
Just ahead of the auto. At the proper
time the bear made for the creek
evading the anto,
AVIATOR DROWNS IN OCEAN.
Fairbairns Was Testing Machine For
Trans-Atlantic Flight,
New London.—An aviator, Fair.
bairns, was drowned off Shoesburyness.
He had flown down from Brooklands
and was experimenting with a new
type of machine with which he pro-
jected a trans-Atlantic flight in July
Fairbairns fell into the sea from a
neight of 1,000 feet and sank before
a friend, who was cruising in the v!
cinity, wag able to rescue him.
ceeded another 60 yards many would
death,
CURTIS GUILD ROBBED.
Thief Gets $1,000 in Cash and $50,000
Letter of Credit.
Paris. Curtis Guild, who recently
resigned his post as United States
ambassador at St. Petersburg, was
robbed of $1,000 In cash and a letter
of credit for $50,000. He is staying
#t a hotel In Paris. Xavier Guichard,
head of the Criminal Investigation De.
partment, and a iarge force of detec
for the thief
nothing to do but accept my resigna.
tion.”
PIGEON FLIES 4,200 MILES,
Makes Trip From Brazil To Jean.
nette, Pa.
Jeannette, Pa.
a local fancier
eons to a Rio Janeiro fancier, who
liberated them in the public square
of Rio Janeiro on May 8. Sunny Jim
put in an appearance here Wednesday
SPECIAL AGENT
1S SUSPENDED
Official Who
McReynolds
Appealed for
Removed.
ATTORNEY McNAB'S EXIT.
i
i
| Judge Van Fleet Declares Tha
Government is Los ng a
| Valuable Cfficial in
McNabb.
BREAKS ANOTHER TRADITION
Wilson Walks Bareheaded With a Vis
tor to White Mouse Gate
MINERS CALL STRIKE.
District
Virginia Serve Notice
These in New River of West
Agreem
trike
TO PUT NEW RATES IN FORCE.
Railroads in Missouri Not to Wait For
Court's Mandate.
Mo.-—~Railroads in Mis
by decision
{ourt,
pas
rate
Kansas City
pouri affected
of United
upholding the Missouri two-cent
and maximum fre.ght
laws, will, ing for the
mandate of the Supreme Court, put
the new rates in force "at the earliest
practical date,” according to an an
nouncement by attorneys representing
railroads, after a
the recen
4
fl
Rupreme
the States pr
genger
without wait
FLIGHT OVER THE BALTIC.
In Four Hours.
Stockholm, Sweden--The French
aviator Marcel G. Brindejone des Mou-
linals, who recently made the flight
from Paris to St. Petersburg, arrived
in the Bwedish capital. He crossed
the Baltic in his aeroplane from Re
val in four hours, including thé time
spent In making a descent on the
Swedish coast in order to ascertain
COMMERCIAL |
Weekly Review of Trades and
Market Reports.
t
wunn s
Increased activit
of
i
Live Stock
CHICAGO
i865;
Hogs, bulk of
light, $840G%.70
WE@3.70; heavy, $8.1568.35:
RIBGR AL: pige, 36856
Weak to 10¢ lower: beeves,
@O.05; Texas steers, $6.90@S:
and feeders, $5.9008.05:
heifers, $680G R40; calves,
sales,
mixed,
rough,
Ks 30
Cattle
$7.2
stockers
cows and
$6756 9.50
Sheep Weak: generally 10615¢
lower; native muttons, $4.60@5.50:
yeariings, $5. 4066.40; lambs, native,
epring, $56.26@G 7.50
PITTSBURGH Cattle steady; sup
Choice, $8.50G 8.70; prime,
$8,200 8.40.
Sheep lower; supply
wethers, $5.10@5.25; culls and com.
mone, $23; lambs, $5GS: veal
calves, $10.50 11.
Hogs active, receipts, 15 double
decks. Prime heavies, $se8@Rv0;
mediums, $8.80@ 8.85; heavy Yorkers,
$ER6E@R.90; light Yorkers, SRRSGR.00;
pigs, $8.85@8.90; roughs, $7.50@ 7.70.
fair; prime
KANSAS CITY Hogs. Bulk, $8.50
@8.57%: heavy, E8500 8.55; packers
and butchers, $8508.60; lights, $8.58
08.60; pigs, $708.