Dy F'HE ENTRE DEMOCKAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1507. HR MEXICAN LYNCHING Further Indications That Police Lynched Diaz’ 8 Assailant, PROSECUTION WILL BE PUSHED. President Diaz Determined That the Full Rigor of the Law Shall Fall on the Gullty OMcoials—~Chlef of Pollee Dismissed, City of Anulfo, a violent President Diaz miliary proces by Mexico Sept. 17. —- character yesterday sion. The Ignacio issaulted during the man was felled ympanion of the presi- immediately taken into iter a mob broke into the building, and Arroy who jacket, was stabbed to death, the police officials assert But the alleged Ilynchers, many of ere arrested, have been re and police officials, including r, are under arrest @a cane by dent and was custody. la municipal was in a straight L « HO jus of Mexico, Be 12. —T yo, presumably by members of ntinues to be the one pi in this city, and ne sell extra editions in order the demands of the publi Fresh arrests have been made, mainly among the officers attached to the ond police station, supposed plicated in the bloody drama the m arrested, named alleged to be the person the dagger go effectually. arrested are servants spector general of nt chief dete N lieved that they knew took place, if they ed In the were at Bels he murder lice, « liscussion wa to ers to be im- One of en sista slley Men on Strid ned riak r twit M arty us un far Dr will nly Ameri wn an in the § of Baltimore Henry Williams mayor the first erat nyen night th Willams has been ard bearer of the municipal campaign defeated for mayor In along with the entire and local ticket At that time, however he ran many thousand ballots ahead of the party vote For timonrs le F ¥ 1 for Dem Mavor n the her time city last Thin is Mr an the cracy In a ving been pecond selected stand Dem he ha 189% state Uruguay's Rebellion Ended. Baltimore, Bept. 21. «Official advices have been received by P. De Murguen. do, consul general from Uruguay, resi. dent in this city, to the effect that ar ticles of peace have been tigned by the agents of the late revolutionary party and of the government of Uruguay. It is also anounced that the articles have received the approval of the Uruguayan congress and that the rebellion in that country is at an end a————— ws Ohio Miners Resume Work. Bellaire, O., Bept. 21. ~All the large conl mines located on the Haltimore and Ohlo, Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling, Peddliing banks in Belmont pounty, were siarted yesterday, opera tors paying the 66 cent rate, Two thous | sand miners returned to work. WEST INDIA HURRICANE Visits Florida, With Resulting Loss of Life and Property. Jacksonville, Fla., Sept, 22. Florida was visited by a West India hurricane | yesterday. The rain In Jacksonville has been almost continuous for the past 36 hours, but it was not until yes- terday that wind accompanied it. The maximum velocity here has been between 80 and 40 miles, accompanied by sharp gusts, In Tampa the rain- fall was more than six inches, while | here it has half that amount, Fears are d for the safety of the schooners R, W. Dasey, W. H, 8kin ner and J, H, Cannon, which left on Monday with cargoes of lumber The of the storm on the coast appears to have passed Titusville and Cocoa, abe 160 south of this city. At the former pl 15 Inches of rain fell, id washouts are reported raflr At the latter pl uildings were ‘demolish ed and | their At Ferdinandina tertained of seri entire water front, The sch r J dhull smashed into her d wut 12 feet The steamer Roe Hampt broke cable and rammed another vessel ing just ahead of her. The ed her anchor chains and igh and n sh boat V moorings Islands A with been entertains east over miles center nt Loe on th eral several fisherme lives, gre us ns was ble ire iry uj arted her Thres Francis Elizabeth p an m Sec | Injunction Made Perpetual The » WwW y lent K WW | Hound astward Disoriminating Duty Log Ninet r At washings n ey rday ann McKenna yest Hlognl eral pini the ne EN EK than ct tot : iminating - From Greenland 21 The I v Jeutenant R turned ‘ Peary Hack Sydney, ¢ B. Be ! H ary and party ! re Narth Green) lock last The Hope came into port burning last coal, and with her bulwarks jecks giving evidence of the fur jous seas of an unusually stormy sum- mer. She is nearly as deep in the water as when she left here in the latter part f July, with her bunkers full of coal; for the huge Cape York meteorite, the iargest in the world, is In her hold, and bedded in tons of ballast Half " Hundred Lost, The steamer Ika, with of ten and carrying 80 Austrian passengers, was entering the port at Flume, on the River Flumura last evening, when she collided with the English steamer Tira, which was leaving. The Ilka sank In two min- utes. DNoats hastily put off and saved the captain and seven others, but most of the passengers perished. The cries of the drowning were most distressing | The casualty took place in full view of thousand who crowded the plers In the greatest excitement and alarm Kentucky Loder Acquitied. | Frankfort, Ky, Sept. 22 After he. ing out only a short time the jury yee. | terday returned a verdict of “not | guilty” In the brbery cases of Dr. W | Godfrey Hunter, ex-Congressman Wil. gon and Mr. Frank. There were quiet demonstrations of approval in the court room, and congratulation poured In on Dr. Hunter, Wilson and Frank. The defendants were Republicans, and all of the jurors were Democrats, Senator Deboe declares that Dr. Hunter will be | appointed United States minister to Guatemala. ati seallr E. Pe 174 ark Ar ived here a evening. All on board ar well her and Steamer Sunk, Vienna, Sept. 22 A Crew her | ly~ | Minim part- | wn i and the pilot | | referring to jetator {| fused to DEPUTIES ARRAIGNED. Counsel Garman Withdraws From Prosecution of Martin's Men. INCENDIARIES ARE AT WORK. Destruction of an Valuable Breaker at Beaver Meadow, Presumably by Strike Sympathizers—=Two-thirds of the Strikers Have Returned to Work, Wilkes! Martin and a preliminary yest 24 striking ners ne Friday, Th aught Pa 64 Sherif were give wring before the court with the k of ar La deputies MATT Sept 4 his deputies n rday ng Mttimer on } or | tary at the 1 unmo Judgs Judge | has | si Attimer and his deputies we Hq bin, deputic quire Jus- by who re De ar 1 ter sherift re began rested eferred in the am | enrie ptrik them men NAR pra ft silly 1 their Augurated by rk nM the other f the rking Ar return to Ww stampes f than two-thirds FeRIOnN Are now w The Evans breaker of A Winkle & C operated by Kenne Warner, at Beaver Meadow, 1 from Hazleton, wae burned to the ground last night. The operators are convinced that It was incendiary. The loss will be about $50,000. The breaker has been idle mince noon last Tuesday not as a consequence of the strike. but on account of a lack of water Tap ping for water was to have begun to- day, and the breaker would have re. sumed work immediately. The flames originaed at the top of the breaker, 8 feet above the ground. About 0 men were employed In the breaker and sev eral hundred in the mines connected with It. All these men have been working continuously since the Lattl- mer shooting. They were driven out on two occasions about two weeks ago by bands of strikers from Coleraine, but returned afterwards. There is a well founded theory that women had a hand in the fire, as one was heard to pay yesterday: "If we can’t get the men out we'll fix it so that they can’t get In’ General Goblin knew none of the de. talls of the fire untill told by a news paper correspondent. He sald: "If they are beginning to apply the toreh the situation Ix grave indeed. They are doing the very thing that will prevent them working or obtaining the redress they are asking “The troops cannot be moved while they are burning breakers.” nday strik sirik aused a ers More ers In the 8 Van ly & ur miles | & trying ordeal to face. ONE OF TWO Ww AVS, The bladder was cre ated for one pur pose, name ly, a receptac! e for the urine, and as such 1t is pot liable to any form of disease except by one of two ways. The first way is from imperfect action of the kidneys. The second way is from care- less local treatment of other diseases CHIEF CAUSE Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid- | neys is the chief cause of bladder troubles. | So the ike the bladder, ed for one and if not too much i liable to weakness or dis It | 11 was creat do womb, | purpose, tored 8 not ated the bladder, prietor Ken - ninencs GETTING READY Every expectant mother has If she does not proper “ Mother’ S Friend od several month aly It relieves a makes the ent easy ar gickness relaxes wilh ou MAY tain : Mother's friend PUTO pur Furs thon for w upon application t THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. Atlanta, Us - Lia 4 it ry Fy > «AT A FIGUREw “ ‘ W k 1 { Mh JACOB GROSS Fine Tailoring, BELLEFONTE, PENNA. High Mrest THE PENNA, STATE COLLEGE. 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