THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA THY RSDAY , OCTOBER "180: » 17, Jo, (CORBETT IN ARKANSAS The Champion Pugilist Expects to be Arrested, AND THUS GET THE OASE IN OOURT Meantime Governor Ciarke and General Not Taylor Insist That the Might Shall Take Place, Even with Soft Gloves, as \ Now Proposed, Governor the Cor Ark., Oct uination LITTLE ROCK, Clarke's det bett- Fitzsimmons « emphasize this eity Clty, brig CORBETY ARRIVES IN ARKANSAS, Wil Inte Court His Frobable Arrest Bring the Case ters Oy prope and immunity, but they are not to swerve from the wriginal disposed intention with reference to Hot Springs, unless they are satisfled that under the present arrange ments and change of contract the exhibi tion will be an Infraction on the law. The contract as changed provides for a twenty five found boxing contest under Marquis of Queensberry rules, with soft gloves which shall not welgh less than five ounces Corbett arrived last evening, but stopped at Spring Lake, which he will make his training quarters. He will be in the city today, and will give a show in the Opera House in the evening. He fully expects to be placed under arrest, as promised by the governor, and the people here are anxious that the whole matter shall be brought into the courts, in order to settle what is really the law By the decision of the courts the Florida Athletic club is willing to abide mons is still at Corpus Christi lex using to bring him here until a guarantee fund for legal expenses is raised wn ref Tired of Being a Fugitive, KAxsAs City, Oct, 16.—~Ross (. Van bokkelen charged by the Merchants Loan and Trust company, of Chicago, with ha ing made away with $45,000 of its money left here last night for Chicago in charge of the United Stat ‘onsul T. T. Critten den, who had accompanied him fr City of Mexico Vanbokkelen was glad to got bak He had soon " become tired of being a fugitive in Mexico he to Consul Crittenden for Fhe latter told be better for him to come back trial As Governor Critte to art for the the young man CRIT os ( ym the sald he again said, and went him it would tand was about nel and nden st states slong with him Unearthed a Prehistoric Cometery, ~MiLrorn, 0., Oct. 16 Upon i ptone Lick Creek, near here, Mr. Cowen. a surveyor, while engaged in laying off some property, found a prehistoric cemetery of great extent, containing thousands of jgraves. W. K. Morehead, curator of the state museum, opened some of them and found pipes, cipher ordinates, heads | pearls, spearheads and other trinkets A New York Firebug Convicted, NEw Yong, Oct. 18.—The jury which has been trying Morris Schoenholz for participation in & series of incendiary fires last night found him guilty of arson in the first degree, second offense. The mini mum punishment ls forty years in prison, the maximum eighty years. { on Monday { 0 Pennaylvania ITEMS OF STATE Hanmsnuna, Oot the death of his only elitld | Samuel Blosser rallrond Inst night NEWS, 1H curred ) YOOrs, nt wating intHoted fatal Samuel Evang mvicte sanlt by sh Heo prove tempted suicide himsalf thr a wound wh igh the breast ch will probaly : Dot, 1] i the PrLysovrTn, Pa Howard Chubb, church here, was yesterday eo the nal court of indecer Rachael Hitner, a 17-year-old his flock. The jury was « Chubb has been minister fo is married ALl pastor of Heal 1 Ir orimi on nr WONA, Pa, Oct. 16 rold son of t coal operator ent danty wr} was pla Ad : J dy was ey i ler to the lef last Co man and laughter Lizzie soon afterward EAsToN, Pa, Oct. 14 Attle Jol protected his mother, Mrs. Polly Ann Fox and to do it he shot Ellsworth Harw! through the body Harw the hotel of Mrs. Fox and demandead a drink of liquor. Ho was ref because he waa intoxicated, wher he took hold of Mrs. Fox by the throat. Her son procured a revolver and shot Harwl The ball struck him in the breast came out of his back. Harwli's recovery is doubtful. Mrs. Fox and her son were arrested BRADFORD irred went to 180d) upon Pa. Oct. 16. A on the Buffalo div Western New York and railroad was passing Eldred station the locomotive left the ralls and plunged down an em bankment, followed by eleven loaded cars Fireman Jesse Baxter, of Buffalo, was caught beneath the engine and crushed to death. Engineer Brockway and Brake man Hagmire, both of Buffalo. were seri ously inj It is feared the engineer's injuries will prove fatal bad rision Pon pat lvanis oo ured WiLkEspARRE, Pa, Oct shooting affray ocet of Aunstr 19 had occasion 15, «= A Aaretown A rning from a to pass the house of a Joseph Puro it they would have a little fun throwing st« at she honse ipatalrs and began th his Winehesters serious reed at number festival fellow ox reta mntryman named They thoug noes Joe Plpk msly w ! he lower of tho back wl in the righ ANC Wn og. and wrge Barron in the right arm 1 Pipka may not recover. Puz but was afterward corpus proceadings riish and face » Was arrested released on habeas HaAanrisnvne, Oct, 14 ; how many candi for | go of th supreme court oan voted for nt the coming election will have to be settled by the supreme court, as Judge Simonton, president judge of the Dauphin county court, decided that seven candidates can 1 Intes be be voted for, while Judge McPherson, the | additional law judge of the same court. dissents In a manner and says that in voting for six the constitutional rights of a voter will not be invaded, at she same time formally concurring because he wishes the judgment of the president Judge to stand. The attorneys have made out the papers for the supreme court and will present them today or tomorrow. . G38, imerioal, I was 1-2 th of the change secmed very desirable ly knew where of many a plea fact, that it harder But I finally resolved to tal where the 1-2-834 genial 3-4.6-7 that a 7-6-0 1 hard friends told me many, in to decide, my abode oOon- {OO gO ant {-0-0, 80 up i 5-0-7 soemoed most No, 639, ~Ilustrated HRebuses, Re \ If » [| 2 i848 Jn EP LL 10-year-old | and | wreck | of the A= a north bound freight train | 40, A Word Puzzle, { ortailed Des Apiiation, i A Diam . 646, Anagrams Map Rug g H ont Clarke } thaw 14 M 10. Dame n i H | eel 12. Pet door 8. Ikeep H. T Fuel stitch. 15. My pearl. 1 1 17. The algid 18. B Storey reas Wise and Otherwise, We bow to the T he matic tired If y« to make will be taken ray it umbrella handle Somehow people never appreciate liberality of the man who offers their teeth for nothing by politer over loss I ri i Inevitable steam bleyvele will make the pneu u want advice engraved on your sure vor the y pull The peculiarity of a crank is that he al ways thinks it is his turn The reason a person is struck on the head makes him sore aloft pees stars when he must be because it Key to the Puzzler. An Acrostic N o r firing into was | “ A X A Riddle: A clock Crossword : Monkey No. 636,-Primmal Acrostic Wayne. 1. Anchor. 2. Nut, 38 . Horse. 5. Obelisk 6. Nail 7 i 8. Wagon, 0 Anvil. 10. Yak | 19. Elephant No. 6848 | Hate, Kate, oe 637 No. 638 No. 634 Anthony Turkey Yacht 1. Noat Metagram: Date. Fate Late, Mate, Rate Anagram: Well known books. “Little Women."' 2. "Swiss Family WW pie " OB “David Copperfield " 4 | “The Heir ot Redelyfle.’ bh. "The Wide, Gate, Wide World." 6. "Robert Elamere.'' 7. “The V Jomt of Wakefield,” §. “Robinson Crusoe.” 0. “Vanity Fale.” 10. “Paul and Virginia," ARTESIAN WELL FISHING, Ourious Speeimer the Bowels of Indiana, Thom i% Mond Yi of Cioxhien the story beside nary fish Both are y i Izaak Walton, and whenever ness perm; ney ire usu pursuit of the gamey black Yori iturday visited lenmere lies 1 were 1 and home « Canght on un Hook in hero the into in ire which rman sink Di they fizh nis (In Me enthu drew t hs the I sh have bat no Opti INCAp- able o ing tes iy the most in- Those who tasted them say excell but tifully supplied with an, tons they are of 100 (#oshen Repub ent flavor rather plen bones, = Perhaps a Sparrow Lynching. wosed evidence of A supj punishment among birds or dent supplied in a English sparrow which hung suspended by a string from the cornice of the great north doorway of the main building of (Girard C The string was about * AD ACC) Was ollege a yard long and appeared twisted about | Just before the | of the bird off a sort of sparrow con- vention was held, as any nt of them swept and circled about the place, chats acting very Thi n the session of the court, was succeeded by the neck event came 1mber tering and noisily, may have bes for the noise attention was fect George W swung over the line. Pre. Price, who is very much of ascientist his way, said the spar row had been hanged for some high erime known while Mr. Danenhour believes it was a plain sui cide. birds, only to Time and Step, Sometimes, sald an old soos the captain of a com dior one pany marching proudly along, in time with the music but out of step: the company right, the captain wrong. Distressing, But then I have seon a musician marching out of stop to the music of his own band. and there now and then a soldier who never really learns to keep + The familiar order ‘Left, t. left: the left foot down at tap of the drum.” in tep left, lef the heavy 18: Appreciative Meat Mixed, “I enjoyed your le cial fssne very much,’ the orator, * one question,” ‘Certainly. woud, Which side of the question ure you un?" Chicago Record. the finan- #aid the citizen to [ would like to ask you are on safd the orator: ‘go i Philadeiphia deep silence, and then the unlucky subject of | A fasaa@YTovoevvOT99 NY Be a Th Sa Sa Sh Sa A. M. Hoover, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTION AGENCY. ted to the Agency 723m ’ / / ¢ 4 / ¢ ¢ / NN TE i Ta Sa Sa Ta a Sa Wh Wh LN I TOMIN ry ALE w dhe ed i § HE FESFRRETELTR TH and JATERER. ahbdad dbaibbaiide FERRE badisdbbbibisbils dhibhi TTRFFITH Shababbbiabinids Ahk Ebadi bbb bb Abid Lad bbb dbs bbb ih hb bb bbb bbb 15 TEADY EMPLOYM A Bridal Chamber can be handsome bh} ttle cost these Limes ir pr have to pay else. toward furnish nee betwee you'd usually where, will go far ing another room Y and see then you wil the goods, and how much you furniture see Baby Carriages. i in order oo mention a fine at the most we also carry carriages reasonable FUNERAL FURNISHINGS and EMBALMING a speciality. F. E. Allegheny st NAGINEY, BELLEFONTE Telephone No. 1242, tte Lo 7 Fyt. A ub 1, To of L A y ort { | i i } i i | box. f SUMMER FUEL / 4 [A HARD - WOOD: Maple, Oak, ALSO and Hemlock in Pine atic 10 AT TAL, COAL, ( The Roval Stock Food [| TANT td INVEST - dod bd TATIT LUV R - oh. FAULKENDER DuBois py HMI] “av hd ~wA Coda Wh PRODUCE - RO w § CLOTH Our orders were place d early, before ‘ 2 A FQ IN OOS, and You Get The Advantage We have alres ly saved custo. least 10 per cent, An convinee yon. J mers at 1 iriy « Montgomery & Co. i #" Agents for the Knox hats sale of Dunlap and warranted to SILYER CREAM giricics es les, Reald Head, Sealds, Br Vy y and all skin diseases. It will also relieve Sold by all dealers or by mail at 10 cents I REAMY. Tirene Pa Oct.
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