THE CENTR E DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26 1896, ARK HANNAN FUTURE He May Yet be. a Menborol Pres- ident McKinley's Cabinet WOU-D PREFER TO BE A If John Sherman Will Aceept Hanns Wil the Pre. Try fur the He Will miership Mr, Senntorship — Otherwise Ao- cept the Treasury Portfolio, CLEVELAND, Nov. 24 —A close friend of Chairman Hanna today explained under what circumstances Mr. Hanna would ao- cept a place in the cabinet “Mr. Hanna,” he sald, into the cabinet or he will be the nex: publican United States senator frowy Ohio. Mr. Hanna's course must be desided by Senator John Sherman. Both man and Mr. McKinley understand that, and they are waiting to learn what posi tion Mr. Sherman will take “Mr. McKinley wants Mr. Hanna to ao- cept the treasury portfolio, but Mr. Hanna has other aspirations. He bel be a greater honor to be senat But Senator Sherman stands in the way of that Mr. McKinley will offer “will either go the cabinet the position treasury should Mr to be andy and if he declines to go then Mr. Hanna will of secretary of the le, ho Mi his seat in the } his success into accopt sh one isers, thus Mr. Hanna McKinley until he r =her werman deci of President vacating will be will rn man will tak This same fr t had practically on decided t Con wever, ne v's senate r Mr on his course Kinl nne not decide s exactly what position Senat d that gressm the ss that Lrrant Major McKinley's Campaign Souvenirs, \ paig \ | A An Extra Session Sure, | Palmer Carried a “Township.” an Constable, | Kery | yester I'he mstable he Killed by 1 waa ult 1pon where 5B MY ve fired The wont Inter Koehler was locked Double At ned Elopement Ends in PrerseurnG, Nov. M4 near here, John Tarr and killed his wife A YOar ghter of a far Murder, mt, Pa, ears, shot ommitted pod with er named Long they snd then suicide ago Tarr the dau They went to Cumberland. wher were married, but up the girl s father refused to all his daugh- ter to live with her hushand During the absence of the rest of the family Tarr vis ited the house of his father-in-law and committed the deed mm thelr return home Young Crisp Will Succeed His Father, ATLANTA, Nov. The Democrats of the Third congressional district held a convention Hawkinaville today to nominate 8 oa for the vacancy he death of ex Sw | ly nt vie caused hy t The convention w Charles K ! for his fmh solid vote ing the dis : 4 thon will t Proposed Partition of LOSDOX, Nov “ correspondent says Nicholas of Vienna partition of and to ple a free port, Russia to have Asia Minor and England to have Kgy pt asker Crisp Mr only candidate and the nmpris Ihe mers formal the red term ve ng inex ¢ thirteen count for hi we 8 were cast m ' 1 nie Ke | Turkey, The Ti Berlin that the Grand Duke rev visit Tes Hussia, on a ent to took with him F'urkey make Constantine Bn propa smong the Bishop Keane May be Carainal, BAX Jose, Cal, Nov. #4. Bishop John J. Keane, late rector of the Catholle unis versity at Washington, left this city on Saturday afternoon for Rome, where ho will pay his respects to the holy father In person His friends are confident that he will be made a cardinal Binckbarn SU in the Race. VEnsatLrrs, Ky., Nov, 34 Senator Jos Blackburn says that he is not out of the senatorial fight, all reports to the cons trary notwithstanding. He also says be does not expect to run for governor | Aged | leay [&) | Fagan, | ting of SENATOE. | dr | Recounts over $ | ART Re- | | charg the chair | | } Emanuel Livings partial was i i burg | fire, feves it would | wr from Ohio. | Senator | Sherman the position of secretary of state, | | chester sal for the ] powers | | gullty was bro ITEMS OF STATE NEWS, Pa o Years KAsTON, Now 23 disd during Elizabeth Fagan, the night from burns which she sustained yesterday afters playing w muatohes and wn tho of Felix of South } noon while th she wighter Ri By the ADIN i ov. 23 the upset- Schuylkill nfternocn wns 1% ¢ ompanion, to the boat, and neanvas cannot on | §4 Leedham, aged 17 ywhed Frank I himself by riverab vling wierd Robert vy VOurs, shoarer, h BIL VIN clinging whon res LEBANON if the John H. Hoffer, wu! bank of Leb- irvelllance at his is short in his ortage wns Winches- with the sald he had speculated First offie alloerod th eashior nnon, is under home, It is LIRR) ) 10 why Bank | when oe wered by Hoffer iL 1s stated vniner tor nfronted and lod WILLIAMSPOR Nov. 21. — Mrs. paralytio, it her home in Olive- unty While working her took country flames and i ydenth urned t Jefferson « about the kite and boy the the flesh had in some places WILK} Pa, Nov. 21.—In Conse Maria Meler against Banker F wka for ment, whicl begun the criminal court Thursd and referred to Judge Edwards wns decided vosterday | wor of the defendant, which man, {roe secure hen stove dress when discovered by a of been burned fro body was a mass m the bones the 0x em bezzle- / of fellow in makes KR follow rtually a and, it him David J this place an Ben ITY CATS AZO and from St year inbury 1140 by An He seph wr Run, a kK railroad met with a of his $vear and tw com « down the small » Champa creek Arting a er «ft » ! ani Arg ns and It swe with was w bottom of ved in his skull ithe gn mes Sutton, a wealthy farmer, living or Henderson, Mercer county, wax early in the morning husking corn in his bar three men entered He was str Kk to the floor Insen sible The robbers rifled his pockets, but led In getting was a few They then oar i his body Into fter ty g him securely getting into the wked In a closet The house was ken I'he rob Mre Sutton is now Dervous pros vhen all they snocossd dollars a corn crib, and a turned their attent Mrs. mutton in her mon Mm! house with a sng but very hers then departed wa searched in a serious conditl tration nw h Pa... Nov M helin LEBANON, Harry M. Kline, neaster county, iran formerly of who was arrests : I evening ’ ' Alder man Robert La Miller waged with hay. false i his nex havi id] dd Ran was arrmligned wile and with the Farmers’ N of which he was one yonrs past The wding to IB ia 9) ing m ounts from Ioahanon lors for four the defalon Examiner Win has boon dis on still continues it Is possible that nay largely ex that amount vine was held In 82.500 ball for trial Pa nm of tion, nee oy SRL is covered, The Investign and ceed POTTsviLLY A verdiot of t James Kenna, Levine, clerk, and oy and Humphy, school board, you. noon rind charged school directs Auditors Fog Fir of the Divthe townsh terday hey had | with conspiracy and fraud. Patrick Kenna, the district treasurer, was acquitted. The ®t wns brought by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company, a princi. pal taxpayer in that township It was proven that $405 of the township money wis fraudulently obtained by raising om ders. They divided this amonnt among them. On Friday of last week Michael Brennan, James Kenna, Michael Conroy, Martin Delaney, Cliomens and Michael Whalen, members of the same board, pleaded gulity in court to bribery and wisdaneanor in office ATtY Jaseph | A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED 18, Sovereign elected gene workmai Knights of Sarptogn convention H. Manley, of Maine, an- nounces that under go clreumstances would he aecopt an official position Hon, A. 8. Clay was yesterday formally elected United State from Geors gla, succeeding Senator Gordon Edwin Gould has purchased a factory at Kankakee, Ills, for the Continental Match company, and he to enter ao tively into competiti®a with the Diamond Match company in the west Thuarsany, Nov, 19, Ell H. Greene, ex-governor of Kentucky, died at Bowling Green, Ky vesterday. Count Vorontzoff Dashkoff been chosen foreign minister by Russia's czar, to succend the late Prince Lobanoff from Wyom- major. Ww wdiiisday, Nov. James R eral mastor Labor at the Hon Joseph Wis re # 5% OL ng i senator Proposes has Complete election returns ing give the three Bryan ities of 150, 880 and 400 At Lancaster, Pa., Richard Redmond was sentenced to the Eastern penitentiary for six years and a half for stealing chiock- ans Myron R. Kent, who has been thrice or dered hanged for the murder of his wife in Morton county, N. D., was on Tuesday night sentenced to the Bismarck peniten- tiary for life Allen 20. electors by Governor Friday, Nov, Mrs matic reader in France John KR A record of 2 oO sold at auction =eott dra died Siddons, famous a number of As Nn Yours ago, wently with New ntry, the famous pacer, in " wkshury, as well kt I'her Lieut.-Governor Fletcher Bids to Hope, for the Cure Them The Their their taken. world believes its great men is tr fol word accepted as example lowed, the fact, of ther, wndant de { men and Hy Knowing this the Lieat Henry Vit line Governor [er A. Fleu who is the of State iY of people if they wish to pet strength, to use blood desire ba and nerve knows from per his own 1 fro its use in his friends, time and time po niveure, PaImaLy ane wers, AR 40V NOR lorvura Because He Knows Cure, Wond the Weak, Nervous and Discouraged erful Dr. Greene's s Nervura Will Surely iB. X EB. - ress Goods ff ossday, Nov an cruiser P In a] a flight bet we wn men 1 Arrests wore made STOCK AND PRODUCIH MARKETS Closing Quota of the New York and Philadeiphin Exchanges, New York, Nov The nt today was almost identionl erations in stocks for several cided irregularity noted, but at the close were cond Halt & Ont Chesn. & Oh Del. & Hudson Dol. W Erie Lake Erie & W Lehigh Nav All nas’ ts paid speculative move with the op days past De with adownward trend was the net changes lerable. lowing bids Lahigh Valley New Jersey On Wy N.Y ae Penney 15, Reading I St Paul “© W.NYam” as usual recently nore 188 Central vania General Marketa, Purravecrnia, Nov. 31 Floar dull ; winter superfine, SLAW 10; da. extras, SLIOGR30; Pennsylvania roller, clear, 80108430; do. do, straight, HL OWELR western winter, clear, M10 Wim. Whent firm: November WRT. Corn quiet; November, Brads, Oman steady ; November, 24234 Hay in Nhs demand ; eholoe timothy, SIAR for Inrge bales. Beef firm ; city family, $0810; extra mess, 87; boot hams, $1617 ket, Sad, city extra Indie mess, 1181 Pork firm | mess, 88 25084 75: shore clear, MIG 10.00. Lard firmer | western steam, ME Butter steady: western dairy, S818. ; do. ereamery, 130800. do. factory, T8100; Elgina, 22. | imitation oreamers, 10815. : Now York dairy, [lai ; do creamery, 5185880. fancy state and western prints, wholesale, 3. ; prints Jobbing at 2680 Chowan stendy ; Now York large, | y BP small, fancy, Tym i00ge, ; part skims, 3'g8ie steady | full skims, 21585 westorn, frowh, 15a lie 1% New York and Pennsylvania, 29880, ; Live Stock Markets, New You, Nov, #3 Beoves active; oxen and good sows higher bulls weak : bo logne sows stendy | PLI04.30; tills, BL0RAI0; dry cows, §1LI0GS, Calves quiot ; vonls, Je? gramsors, §LEGLTS; western calves, EL2EIN active | shoop, FL.5000.0; Hogs firm at $00004. 10. Easy Linknry, Pa, Nov, 3 «Cattle market Mendy ; prime, MABLE; Dalle, stags and own, §XAA.0, shade higher; bist mediom weights, 86008 B79; bowt Yorkers, BLAVEA TO: common to fale Yorkers, BL.000860: heavy hogs, ¥.088.50; roughs, as to quality, L.THA0 Shoop 3 me, SLA0MA50; alr, 12.00 20: common, | common to good lamb, $5. 2004.20; | enlvow, Bat. Inmbs, $4.57) 405.15. Bhoop nnd lambs | Hogs fairly active, prices » | stoors, | native steers, 606; oxen, | : 35¢c a Yard £1.00 r' suc concert every about woman reader te both free when writs BOGGS & BUHL ALLEGHMENY, PA. A Hustler That is the kind of a man who succeeds io business in these days of close profits and strong compe tition. The hustier gets a move on, Jets the public know what he is doing. He pushes his business instead of his un. paid bills and bad accounts pushing him The hustler lets the public know what hv has in market; he invites trade He does it to the best advantage by as intelligent and judicious use of space in a newspaper. It costs money to ad. vertise, Yes indeed, but that attracts attention, brings new customers and increases your trade ultimately The success in adve rising consists in keep. ing “everlastingly at it, Printers ink made John Wanamaker a millionaire, and he does more and more advertising cach year, to understand the business grasp the idea? 1500 copies of the Centre Democrat are printed each week, These reach You at least gooo readers in Centre county | It goes righttothe homes | every week, «is a family paper. Don't you think | you could increase your business by an advertisement in its columns. gument is useless, Get a hustle on, increase your bus. iness, advertise in the Centre Democrat. THE PENNA, STATE COLLEGE ENGINEERING \EERING ! AT. 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