THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1897.
3
Aims and Purposes of the Co-op-
erative Commonwealth.
TO INVADE WASHINGTON STATE.
Eugene V, Debs Declares the Social
Wi Tax Syndicates and
Ont of the
wealth and Establish the Utopia.
Domooraey
Landsharks Commons
Chicago, June 22.--At
night of the directors of the Social
Democracy of America the following
officers were elected: E V. Debs,
chairman; Sylvester Kellher, secretary;
James Hogan, vice president; William
E. Burns, general organizer. The di-
rectors who choge these officers were
themselves elected at the meeting In
the afternoon. They are: E. V.
Sylvester Kellher, James Hogan, Will-
iam E. Burns and Leroy Goodwin, The
salary of the officers was placed at $10
per month
At th
Mr. Deb plained at
id purposes of the «
a meeting last
Debs,
vesterday
length
perative
His
Answer t
fessor Haten
I'he
ne
Hawallan Trea
Lone Train Robber
June
the
Nashvil
holdup on
raliroad bet we
Nashvl
One mar
oR
cording to reg
$2,000 to $4.00
ber boarded
When a n
the
pen
the
It
the
Is sup;
train
ir utes
red the mess
which was don
money the
rd When the
its speed he Jumped off And
The were
at
out
CAr
the
securing
pulled the
slackened
made hin ence
not disturbed
train
passengers
Alleged Murderer Captured,
Kingston, N. Y June 22 Ji
Decker, the murderer of Wi
iam Gardiner farmer who
found in his cornfield near
town of Plattekill, Ulster county
Bunday, was arrested yesterday, and is
now in jail here Stolen goods found
In his possession have been identified
and the chain of evidence connecting
him with the crime 2 sald to be
plete
seph
alleged
the was
the
lant
dead
oom
Thermometer Dropped to 50 Degrees,
Bolivar, N. Y., June 23. There was a
pronounced frost in this vicinity
Monday night, the thermometer drop
ping to 30 degrees Beans and other
tender garden truck were withered,
and many of the gardens are being
planted over. The damage to frult was
not serious.
{ ITEMS OF STATE NEWS,
Pa., June 22.-The first
break in the strike at the Reading
fron works occurred yesterday, when
the company was enabled to resume at
its plate mill with 100 men.
1,300 are still lying idle
21
the
miles
Reading,
Pittsburg, June
who worked In
Harmarville, 16
terday shot his five times
himself Karns is dead and
Karns Jealously was
cause,
Frank Karns,
glue works near
from here, yes
wife and
Mrs
the
once
is
dying
Reading, Pa., Jun Dr. Percy L
Archer, Mrs. Mayme BEB. and Samuel L
Snyder have been acquitted of charges
of arson and conspiracy to defraud the
Berks County Mutual Fire Insurance
company The jury reached a verdict
after seven ballots County
Banknecht, the prosecutor,
to pay the costs.
Pa., June 21 A nume-
drunken Hungarians engaged in
in Luzerne Borough vesterday
Michael Riddle had his skull
two p
is directed
Wilkesbarre,
ber of
a fight
morning
fractured
Peter
a heav)
head
to the «
Easton
the Fau
in laces,
Selly Is charge
n the
arrested ar
unfortung
sand men
general feht
knocked
split Umpire |}
teeth |
ette arrived hy
sumed his position
took Bmink's piace
Harrisburg, June 0
torney General J. P
Interesting statement
condition of the finances. He savas
there Is a deficit of E00 In the
state treasury, and that it is the duty
of every citizen interested in the wel
fare of the commonwealth to recognize
the fact and help to provide the rem
edy If the state should apply every
dollar In the treasury to the payment
of appropriations hereafter made and
now there would still defict.
ency of $1.500000 in the common sehool
fund, §1.000.000 on account of quarterly
payments provided for In the general
appropriation act, 3500000 to the city
of Philadelphia, and over 1500.000 to
other Insthutions and counties, mak-
ing a total deficit of more than $3.0500,.
#00
badly
this
while
time and as
Westlake
eputy Al
Elkin gave out an
Inst night on the
glate
due be a
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Nearly |
THIRD RAIL SYSTEM.
{ INTERESTING FEATURES OF THE EX-
PERIMENT AT HARTFORD.
| Rew York, New Haven and Hartford Rall
| tracted widespread
road
Trae
It May Lead To,
A
Adopts Eleotrie
How the System Operates
For Loeal
What
Cars
innovation which has at
interest has been
mado by the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad, which is now
radical
| running regular local trains by the third
| rail
eleotrie system between Hartford
| and New Britain, Conn,
Detective |
| New
{ tened A.
| #ystem
| my opinion, however,
There are two sections on the third
rail road, the first from Berlin to New
Britain, 814 miles, and the second from
Britain to Hartford, 934 miles.
The rails are 8834 pounds to the yard,
specially rolled in the form of a flat-
They are laid in blocks of
wood resting in the ties, not fastened,
but holding by their own weight. Each
rail is bonded to the next to make a
continuous circuit by two coy
12 inches long and 4 inches w
to the rail by eight bolts and nuts
return of the
18 by a he
third
per bands
ide, bolted
The
current to the power hous
d
y
ol
IVY copper band
rail. Atal
at thir
rail system
York, New Ha
reported to he
ing with steam roads
mes
Hi
eventually be d
uld not
when the day o ny thi
this sountr SURROSts
motives might
Just as the «
Com ting upon
remarks, Colonel H. G
The Railroad Gazette 0
‘Mr. Clark occupies a peculiar posi
tion, which should always be consider
ed in reading what he has to say about
the use of electricity in railroading
His railroad system is probably more
vulnerable to the competition of paral
lel trolley lines than any other great
in the United States. He has
therefore very wisely planned to mak
use of electricity upon those portions of
his lines where it be advanta
geously employed This, however, in
volves more than the flmple question
of the cost of doing the work, It is
complicated by the necessity in his ter
ritory of giving people the kind of serv
loo that they can get from the electric
street rallways—that is, a service which
is best rendered by providing small and
vory frequent transportation units, In
considering the
present state of the art, the day when
iscarded
I Mlageooaches were
President Clark's
Prout, editor of
sau
mel
can
steam locomotives will be discarded is |
not yet in sight. Noone can yet foresee
it It ds still a fit (undisputed by »
great majority of competent students)
that much the largest portion of the
| raflroad business of the United States |
| oan be done at
loss cont with steam lo
| ocomotives than by any known means of
'
olectrio propulsion,
Joseph Wetzler, editor of The Elee
trical Engineer, believes that the third |
rail system is well adapted for long dis
tances. He thinks the diffionlties of
having the third rail exposed could be
obviated and that the system can be
used with safety
| TEACHES RAILROADING.
Buccessful Work of the Hallway Depart.
ment of Purdue University,
Quite a reputation bas been made by
Purdue university with its railway de-
partment, A few years ago President
Sart read in the newspapers that such
n department would be established at
Harvard, the railroads of the country
being looked to for £100,000 toward os
such a department. He im-
mediately went to President Ingalls of
the Big Four and told him that he in
tended to establish such a department
nt Purdue, and that he could not ask
the railroads for any money. All that
he ask of the railways was that
they should allow him one experienced
man for a short time The
president of the Big Four at once in
dorsed the idea, and President Smart
set about preparing for the department
Since then the scope and utility have
been so broadened that it has become
over the country. The next
provide the most per
the kind offered
to be
tablishing
would
each season,
known all
school year will
fect y of
where, The #
luring the
course any
TE a |
J
oomsiderod
an Railway
equipments, performance,
inboratory Work, 1OCOIMOTIve
ut
next ar
'
CInotive
Alr Jan
To Introduce the Metric System
Copper Colors Green Cheese
The
Italian cheeses prov
bacteria,
the
Bun
remarkabie green
been sup :
A good Parme
is produced only from milk
that has reached a high degree of acid
ity, and in some parts of Italy this milk
is kept in copper vessels, In 20 samples
of green Parmesan from various
places Dr, Mariana has found from 0.4
to 1.7 grains of copper to the pound
That the color is due to copper
appears from the fact that
made on the same principle in the south
of Italy and shows no green, the milk
being kept in tin lined vessels
as has
presence of copper
cheos
chees
alone
cheese
Doors of Bullt Up Woods,
The system of woodworking known
af the ‘built up’ mwethod, and
coming more and more
said to be employed advantageously in
{ the manufacture of doors, the claim Ix
{ ing that by thus cementing together
thin boards or vepcers of different
woods transversely with the grain
groater strength, flexibility and dura
{ bility are obtained than exists in an
equal sized piece of any of the woods
individually
Dow
Into yogue, is
An Old Slot Machine,
There is now in the British museum
| & nickel in the slot machine which
| dates from a period long before the
birth of Christ. It is a combination of
| jug and slot machine used for the dis
pensation of holy water. A coin of the
value of 8 drachmas dropped into the
slot opened a valve which allowed a
few drops of the liquid to escape.
NOW THE TIME TO TAKE IT.
Dr, Greene's Nervura the Remedy Abo
All Others To Take in the Spring.
Dr. Greene's Nervura, Grandest of Spring
Medicines, Cured Senator Marcus Peck
and His Wife. Take It Now and Get Well.
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Wond
Ear, Nose,
Evi Oper
it 8 Nnocess!
HE CURES AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL
RYEaWm
years | have ad case of done another wonder tf piece of work
genera T ook i IU SHANNON, Whitest
one and one hat! years |
Tried differ
misery. but
went to see In om estarth
AlN AS Sirong as it + 5
Perfor
] LIVED
| For more that
| catarrh, stomach a
cold eontinuaily
could eat © sroad and » W
ent doctors get 1 of my
worse and wor i
for treatment jay |
EVEL, ean eat j. don’t take any »
cold. and consider myself cured of this terrible
| disease, Joux MH. Kavrrsax, Mattawanoa, Pa
OFF BREAD AXD MILK ¥
as we has
A bad
trouble
AMF FOATARRN
than three
ANDEHRD
got more YOAr: our
Nam and throat
hey were con
wild hardly breathe at
na became undermined
rt course of treatment with Dr. Salm
they have almost entirely recovored from thelr
miserable disease. JF. Hannisox, Dellefonte
ore
fF oonstitut i
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1 always took cold, Dr. Salm cured me
CLEVELAND KIiMBENLY
Witnessed bi A.J. Kimbely
MeVeyton, Mifflin county, a
DONE GOOD WORK
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CATARRN AN
SUFYRENED YOR 1D YEARS
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Bervous, Inward and sar trouble, and my con
dition grew worse and worse. 1 tried a halt
dozen doctors, and plies of patent medicines to
no Avall, 1 went to Dr. Salm. and, thanks to
his knowledge as a physician. 1 consider my
sell entirely cured hose pains, whieh came
| every month, and the fearful nervous prosurs
tion resulting therefrom, has entirely left me
1 feel happy once more Mus W Jon
New Florence, Pa
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