THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 18985. TRANSVAAL ANSWE It Is Believed to Repudiate British Claims of Suzerainty, PRESIDENT KRUGER'S ATTITUDE. He Says That the Government Has Ite- plied to Great Britain's Dispatch, and Declares That **We Shall Know We Are a Government,’ Pr March 16.-—A widespread sensation has been caused by thedecla- ration of former Chief Justice Kolze that the case of Mr. Brown, the American engineer, with ciaimsagalnst the Transvaal government pending in the courts, was awalting judgment, subsequently given in his facor, Presi. dent Kruger, in an interview with him (Judge Kolze) threatened him with dismissal unless he obeyed the volks- raad resolution. At a special session of the yesterday President Kruger Judge Kolze's statement fals said The devil himself never a greater lie” Having given his ter President Kruger, political situation, jealous of the country's the progress knew what oria, when and version of the mat- turning to independence mak No ing to happen they must stand together The srnment, he declared, had to the British dispatch, and the would be published directly. He knew that it had reached the of Mr Chamberlain. President speech by exclaim that we are a government.” His declarations left the impression that the government's reply British clain Judge Kolze supporting his statement terview President declares regards still the ie 4 ‘O11 t court it was ing. and was g hands Cone luded shall ¢ Kruger his ing We THE WORK OF CON {GRESS. Senators Unanimously Ratify the 850.« 000,000 Defense Appropriation. concur the Indian measure On Friday in sess mainly Bowman plies furnished ing the LACKED PRESENCE Man OF MIN ena Ininred Hesult One and Ane. As a othes Fata on thre wh than Crow jump the pe brains lands for hi tine Ww he Ant tinguished Barnato's Trustee Town, March 15 Joel, the trustee of the late Barney the millionaire, dead yesterday at Velthe a f entered Mr. J £ 2.500 Fhe revo bullet he fell t murderer but failed Mardepred. Mr Woolt ate of the Barney Cape ent Barnat« South was shot in his office ler. Veltheim and he snatched a and fired The srehead, an r former sok I's oMee refused r from a desk Mr the floor an ir His enters i suicide, was Barn 8 rephew Miners Columba (8) Fund VYoted Down. March 15.-The propo sition for ve establishment of a d¢ fense fund the United Mine Work ers of America has been lost by a vole of the members of the organization Some time ago a special commission submitted a plan for a defer fund gnd It was then sent in circular form for a vote of the members. The count of the ballots shows 7.532 for and 10.214 against the proposed fund re fonse 180 out Mrs, Thurston's Sudden Death, Washington, March 15. ~Consul Gen« eral Lee has notified the state depart. ment of the death yesterday at SHagua La Grande, Cuba, of the wife of Sena. tor Thurston, of Nebraska, on board the yacht Anita. Bhe was a victim of apoplexy. Senator and Mrs. Thurston were members of a congressional party which left Fort Monroe March 2. Mra, Thurston was in excellent health when the started on the trip. volksraad | declared | spoke | the | sald that people were | African | A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED. Thursday, March 10, Senor Polo De Barnabe, the new Spanish minister, arrived at Washing- ton today. The strike at the Globe Cleveland, O., has ended of the strikers, Great Dritain's defensive tions for next year call for priation of $240,000,000, The trial of Sheriff Martin deputies, at Wilkesbarre, timer shooting shipyard at in the defeat prepara- an appro- and his for the Lat- ended In acquittal, Four men were given 12 years at Hagerstown, Md, for destroying monu- ments and tombstones In the cemetery at Willlamsport, Md Friday, March 11, The Kachins, a Burmese have massacred five military at Allahabad, Mrs, “Jack” Wilmerding have been committed to the dale asylum Ross Smith, marshal of Morley, arrested for drunkenness, set fire Jail and was fatally burned, Although the government rellef expedition has been the reindeer will be sent to Insurance C oner Kansas $ have forme bates Annan Corbin-Bo charges if mismanage of the hill tribe, policemen is sald to Blooming Mo., to the Klondike abandoned Alaska, ymmissi McNall, of the Insurance « combine to ompanies prevent re- rrowe make ment in the estate of her father Austin Ce Saturday, handling the late rbin March has yet country aska b 12. been and Great nmdary line B. Br treaty Jason din C7} is V 4 t Spain, if Monday, March Tuesday, March 135, Johannesburg by one Von | demanded | 3 MA Lt gtonm white, Cmte Ap ril or mixed BOA steady in Pw No. 2 mn y No. 3 BYTE A fay . shad $12.01 13 ir hits 7 unchanged Putter firm, changed, Chess tuce, 8 changed Ennt steady Hys firm western timothy firmer, inchanged Kaus quiet, un nehanged, Let. Whisky un- ither trong MM 1.05 Kot Liberty a March 15 prime. 845.) holes, common, BE6LI0. Hogs steady; prime medium welghta, M1005: good henvy hogs, MI1064.15; heavy Yorkers, falr Yorkers, 8.064, pigs, as to quacity, B.IGIN, good roughs, $4062.00, coms mon to fair roughs, 2.50649. Beep strong; choice, MAGS. common, 85.0064; lambs, $5.7965.80; common to 665. Veal calves, $666.00, Me 0 Cattle $0004.00; | choles | good, WIQ JOKE ON ARTEMUS WARD. The Humorist Got the Worst of ft ins Bit of Hovseplny, The Bookman has an interesting ar- ticle on Artemus Ward, dealing at considerable length with his experi- ences in London, When he made his first appearance In that city he en- riched his programmes with a note ex- plaining that he would call on citizens at thelr residences and explain any Jokes that they did net understand Artemus Ward was fond of telling stories and jokes at his own expense, and he had a habit when upon the ture platform of purposely making people laugh at his own awkwardness, but he had one experience that he nev- er referred to, During a part of the time that he lived in Cleveland he lived at a fashionable boarding house in Seneca street, and was in the habit of cutting up all sorts of capers there, to the amusement, sometimes, but often to the consternation, of the other boarders, most of whom looked upon him as a “half-baked fool.” One of his favorite scare women nearly to tending to fall down stairs lor where the boarders was connected by a large arch hall, where the stairway was, practi cally making one big room of both, Every time a new boarder or a strang- er happened to be present, Mr. Browue, as he known around the house, would cough at the of the sialr- WAY, attract attention, then pre tend trip on something, and go tumbling headlong downward, always managing to catch the railing and thus injury. The women would, of Il and make a great fuss over picked himself up, Lge lees was to death by pre- The par- ngregated jokes with the Was top VECA De and would generally Ar remark ghing sort of thing got one day droll body lat jut this a while, and DOATGE stl opportun {lady that w ard of the stairs SINGLE RAIL RAILROAD. First and Only One-Kall Tramway on This Continent af OC Mex whned bb ti | tall Portable rof Paris. M. A. L who is one of the en- Any, is superinten- r oe rallway According to M. Cailet rail rallway was invented about five years agu. He states that he never heard of it before then, or heard that anybody had tried it but the French company for which he is engineer Niveau d Single Tramway ction of th Caborea the single only WMoper's Eloping Girls, The six daughters of a Sydney (Aus tralia), man named Sloper eloped in turn, This is the record Annie went off at 21, Milly at 14, Carrie and Nellie when they were 17, Adelina and Florence both at 16. The husband of the latter, Russell by name, has besh prosecuted for marrying a child, Two more female Slopers remain, Lucy, aged 9 and Patty, aged 7 Old man Sloper has given up his regular work now, and sits all day on the back fence nursing a shotgun. The Tree |» took. A Glasgow man has in his garden what he calls a “tree clock.” Fir trees are planted In such positions that one of them wilk shade a portion of the house at every hour of sunlight. For example, at 9 o'clock in the morning the “9 o'clock tree” shades the dining- room, while, as the sunlight changes, the "10 o'clock tree” shades the room above or the room adjoining it, and so on through the day. On a sunny day this "tree clock” insures a succession of shady places around the house, Aluminum Rewhonta, The German cruiser yacht Alum- {num has rowboats of aluminum, They are built entirely of aluminum, even | to the oars, and are so light that a man | ean’ easily raise them over hin head | : and place it on the waves an | { just the remedy NOT FOR EVERYTHING, blad. find Swamp-Root need, People are kiduey, liver will You fut if you have ler trouble you Or not apt to get anxious about their health soon enough, If well” “not you You are quite or “half sick' ever thought that your kidoeys may be the cause of your sickness! urine for L £ stains linen it is trouble, It is easy to tell by setting aside your twenty-four hours; a sediment | or settling indicates an unhe althy cou. lition of the kidneys, Whe n urine evidence of kidney Too frequent desire to urinate, scanty supply, pawn or dull ache in the i t Root, weak or diseased kidneys and all forms ( C trouble, Acts as a tonic for the entire constitution. 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