2 THE CEN NTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, i897. RITTER 1 BROW The Standard ‘Benren rs of the Penn | sylvania Democracy. HARRITY'S DOWNFALL RATIFIED the HO Sustains Convention bv a Vote The Selection of Guffey State in Polio to i | A How the Convention Stopped by the HARRITY WILL FlGI That Only nittes Irene the pre National Come Him Can ast n Mr. Hafrity f the mmittee and of nis to be regarded as & of my refusal to believe In 1d unlimited Iinage f gold at the ratio of 18 to ut walting for the ald or con {f any other nation But it will hange my opinion in that respect r Judgment the time is not far dis wi en the Democracy of Pennsyl- will recede from ite present po- gition. It must do if It desires to win victories In Pennsylvania.” “What of your position In the Dem- ocratic national committee? What is the effect upon It of the action taken at the Reading convention?” “That will be a matter for the Dem- | ocratic national committee itself, which i# the only body authorised to act in | the premises. I will dispute the right of any claimant to membership In It | from Pennsylvania unthh the commit. tee itaelf han passed upon the subject vania 80 A Deaf Mute Lawyer, San Francisco, Sept. 1. For the first | time in the history of the supreme court of this state a written examina tion has beer given to ap applicant for | license to practice law, The examina. | tion, which was successfully passed, was taken by Theodore Grady, a deaf mute. He is a teacher In the asylum for the deaf and dumb at Berkeley. He has studied law for several years, and expects to become a writer of briefs, and perhaps an author of legal works, po Quakerto freight evening a she places to I ACTORS pnother | with elaborate | audience | day the O44 | was celebrated by an Immense parade opr ITEMS OF STATE NEWS. Soudertor Aug 28-14 flagman of Breish, of the local instantly killed this distance south of this walting for a train His body lay cut In two by whn train, was int Brelsh was and fell the track train Pa while asleep and was pass Aug. 3 Rev vn Dunkard mini minent cit At Daniel Huntadale Kellar, ster, Zen Philads 113} him clean CAME factions Pittsburg yesterday by Aug. 31.+«Unity raided tives and a num ber of deputies who are guarding the De Armitt coal mines, Twenty-six ne- Rr among them three women, arrested and brought to the Pittsburg jail, Other arrests are to follow when the men who are charged with mise demeanor can be located. The county officials have for some time past been laying the ropes to break up the law- lessness of this place, and the raid yesterday was made on warrants is sued on the strength of charges made by detectives who have for two weeks or more been living among the camp ere, gathering evidence. The charges against the prisoners include crime of all sorts, from murder down Waynesboro, Pa. Aug. 31.-The cen. tennial of this town is being celebrated ceremonies. The dec. profuse and costly, and was dete wR, were orations are | thousands of visitors crowd the pireete "1 Sunday special services were held In church Last night a concert was | given, and In Centennial Music hall pa- triotie aire were sung to an immense An address of welcome was made by Dr. A. H. Btrickler and the response hy HB. H. Mosser,’ of the Meth. odist church of Chambersburg. To- Fellows’ pemi-centennial Governors Hastings and Lowndes are | expectsd to be here tomorrow, when there will be a parade of firemen and secret orders, and the soldiers’ mony- ment will be dedicated. Thursday there will be a trades display. hr | MELABOR (ONFERENCE It Is Aroused by a Speech From Eugene V. Debs, ANOTHER MEETING THIS MONTH. To Furthor Assemble Chicago and Toke in in Action ** F'ollers? He the Interost thie May Menntime the Strike settled by Arbitration un the f Mr uml numis yw night, and Young, who represen of operators, will be « other matters. 1 cuse the proposition nitted to the pr 12 a large neidered must decline t until after suby uncil he Wheeling missioner Isand Strike In West Virginia Sept. 1. —8State Labor Com Barton f Wheeling has just returned after an extended trip through the coal fields of the state He detalled for this work by Gov ernor Atkinson, who was anxious to know the exact pituation, without the discoloration of either striker or oper ator. The commissioner spent eight days In hig investigation, covering the Fairmont, New River and Kanawha fields. Of the 22.000 miners of the state he finde that 10,000 are idle. Of these 4,000 ure New River men and 4,000 Kan- awha miners. In both regions the sus pension is practically complete, fully 86 per cent of the miners being on strike. The only field in the state where the strike ig not becoming effective Is at Falrmont wan Kansas Clty Saloons Ratded, Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 1L.—-Ten sa- joons in Kansas City, Kan, were ralded by the police Monday night, and $3,000 worth of lHquor seized and poured into the gutters. Haloon furniture and fix- turer filling ten big drays were seiged and carted to police headquarters, where they will be burned. Similar action will be taken against 70 other saloons, » | filled w | months | food. | and I w | variou i couraged, 1 8. | began | finishe Blood Poison, COALS Contagious Blood Poison has been ap- ropriately called the curse of mankind. fi is the one disease that physicians can. not cure; their mercurial aud potash remedies only bottle up the poison in the system, to surely break forth ina more virulent form, resulting in a total wreck of the system Mr. Fra B. M jeweler at g26 Pensyls nent Vash nk arting, a Avi ington, .\ ania SAYS my long o that for to taste ar out ith eati eaten WAY, H wns 1imost unable My hair was coming 28 in a horrible fix s treatments, and wl y friend After * had taken four andl 3 was near: en reCoOmme QQ bottles, better, bo fo get eighteen blemish, the disease. of misery Cast ny n the ss. B BEiary tem tinie THe BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO SOLD BY ALL DRUVASIETS Arianta, Ga THE PENNA, STATE COLLEGE 13 * [WFD LE 'ADING DE IA Af LIE LTURS CHEMI BIOLOGY & BOTANY na He CHEMISTRY CIVIL ENGING ELECTRICAL} NEERING MECHANICAL . JINEERING MINING ENGINEERING 6 HISTORY and POLITICAL SCIENCH INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN £ LANGUAGE and LITERATURE: Lau Spanish and italian optional) French German and Eng required I. MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY 0. MECHANICAL ARTS work with study MENTAL and MORAL SCIENOER MILITARY SCIENCE thearet tical! FREPARATORY years Fall term opens September 12 courses four years Yor catal formation, address GRO. 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