“bt 2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, MAY WA -y 1808, [TALYS BLOODY RIOTS State of Siege Proclaimed in Many Cities and Towns. NEARLY A THOUSAND KILLED. Shot to Death While Demanding Food. Duke Have tion Steadlly and Duchess of Melningen The Becoming Worse. a Narrow Escape Situn- of province of Pisa, also May has been proclaimed Florence and at Massa and town of Spezzia being At Messina crowd of children proceeded to the demanding food, They were by the police and the breaking street sack a provision store. shot one of the rioters, the dis Troops cupying the town, The Naples yester widespread. bands of and revolvers, ous quarters by 11.—A in state the Livourno, Rome, glege Sinea, in the port of decree, and hall, dispersed Grosseto, and zzl, the excepted from the Spx naval women to Qa wn crowd then began tried The proprietor h in are lamps and to whi reased turbance, now oc- rioting at It studs hers uted are, SX SrRN Mian | prota) ew Spanish Spy dn the Tolls, Cashing ton, May 9. -Georg D oo "Hata MT 2A TE Man v ét wbbhrinn on the n, » ted hipwe va rder of Judge Adyvoca Letber, of Ly Soon, chargnd being aspy in the s of the Bpanish gov Frovine nt Hawn inl Wid Path Ye the aot of malisg ww letter td Henor' Ber Anke, da, Meontrend; containing, Informe ton aheufl the H a sUMimary Of the ftepy Héing taken FirO) Pe "RMA BED Cotitlbre Twiy nod: h WY of 1 Oats) concen img the movements. af American coaling, ships. If onyk Leg Jow ning 1 ay be sentenced 10 ded¥h. Tie dOTdentd “Ad inkt’ itm Ys erp elpHp ; eee. un "I and for- cruiser iterday CGieneral with LTTE te rvice ER i. WAR NEWS. OF THE WEEK. i Pndod n IT Which Makbs ! Pew ey a liger Ada iral, Washington, May 11.-On Wednesday TAY CWE TH WAY aOR A that tn train UAL 00 wale Aadde Bk ilg 1 eipaly ly md H paarwieed toy gi (Fennolscy, whonte hey will be aad 74) Ao Commodare 'Bewey at Manila roops will accom. Res RHE war mik- Merino Bie Sa bebe wessolis of Aldrhiral Sampson's fleet have 9 he blockade of Cuba to-smaNer-vessels, and the ad. miral and hid shipw Kaye gone off on a omeret, ralplon, presumably to, bacupy Porte. Rion on soma Cuban port. A dlapatah from Key, West on Wed. pesday announced that Clenfuegos had teen bombarded by the Marblehead, paying havoe with the bulldings and land submarine hoat, | * driving thousands of the Inhabitants into the Interior. At Philadelphia a man named Howard Hannan, a sallor on the St. Paul, was arrested as a Spanish spy, He asserts his innocence, Wednesday's dispatches from Spain told of many alarming outbreaks throughout the country. At Catalan the rioters captured the mayor and town councilors and demanded ransom, Fisherwomen and tobacco girls led the rioting at Gijon, It was asserted In Madrid that the government would be willing to relinquish Cuban, but not pay indemnity. On the northern coast of Cuba, Thurs- day, there was aslight skirmish be a Spanish cavalry company and a party of in who had been lane a with munitions of by the lL.eyden The gunboat Wilmington finally ste ed up, opened fire and put the jards to flight, It was announces the Spaniards are busy throwing fortifi the Cuban Formal noti came to Washington Brazil's declaration of New York a large quantity of ammunli tion and war material Is ready for shipment to Cuban Insurgents As sistant Secretary of the Navy Roos velt will leave Washington for war duty as lieutenant colonel cavalry regiment. In V Queen Regent ( hrist? Spain, and mourning at P ors killed tween Jurgents war {tug am pan that ug coast of At 8 \ | ations along neutrality lenn may Isabells aris for the Spi Manila lay French ex-Queen at L.afa)y Ar y the serious Havan THE PRODUCE flected by Ie phia and MARKETS Asn Ne Phils nling= In laltimore, steady gteady : Pork steady; family, wetitern steamed, western cream N do. fa 1340 14% El- imitation creamery, 1415%e.; ork dalry, 14618 creamery, fancy Pennsylvania prints job. nie nt 1062 do. wholesale, 18e (heesn jsany Inrge, white, Sc. ; small, white, TR%@ boy; light skims, 7%. part skims, Safe, | Feith skims, 20% Ygen stendy: New York rand Pennsy Ivania BE Ve western, f freah, J0dille. ; southern, 10€610%o0, Fit {more May 10. Flour firm Fei am HELE; do extra, MEG pleroily, 1006.00; winter wheat, patent, | I TaERT 10; spring do, 1.5047 spring I Wheat, straight, $38.75407.10 Wheat un. sotilod red enny; spot and month, $1.40 bas July 3131; steamer No, 2 red, 51.40%, porithern, by sample, SLEG1LY. do. on Etude SIMI. Corn steady; spot, a1Yy eI mani, S15 @41e.; June, 0% He; July, AG ec. steamer mixed, 4040 0% southern, "White, 430. do. yellow, | Mahe, [ls Oeste; (No, 2 white, 30% @400, ; No. 2 mixed, B%g%e. Hye unsettied; No, }HeaYU¥, TTR © Nu, 1 western, Tie. Hay Dro. ghales timothy, $13. dot Ld I A May Lattle ently.’ wat of," prime, $0540; seoarman Sadi, po Mogw Sairly notive, wh nes he ogs, M.500 ft an i png baw. 2 ight, 3.100 AE TET Fai 043.75. Sheen oir choles clipped, $LIMRE;, gommon, PAu; lambs, common to good, M.200 180; spring lambs, 5547. Veal calves, 6.6066, Putter firm Lory : do western 5.60; do, “wo, 10, | elrele may be | reared, "A FEM. AL E BROKER. MRS. A. K. MULLICAN, A SHREWD REAL ESTATE OPERATOR. A Belf-Relinant New York Woman, Whose Career Shows Great Pluck. Den! Made Her Famous edged Export in Land Values, One of the clever women New York can. She is a real-ostate broker in upper New York, and has achieved a brilliant success in the unusual line she has chosen, Although Mrs. Mullican is only ehe Is a land appralser of edged reliability, and her sought at all the street opening or public bullding meetings where thes question of land value is at {ssue, most interes now in Mrs. ting of the business life in Agnes K, Is 29 32, acknowl- opinion is AGNES MULLICAN, clients tions andl tropolis, and are some of the largest t Cot the tate bus only real her ui amusingly A certain nounced its some valuable real-estate worl Several pr an ¥ mn the oldes men feel proud to rank ness equal Mrs. Mu! woman m sstate excl amber wconsciou wealthy sy: intent] of 4 property, 1 was on the “gq ominent brokers with a wealthy id be returned nd signed « LMURE Dros CArcely the men walted the arr rtered a tug az ‘ng Lhe ship Ire out, laid her ignat btalned it, and iis side to on and pectant, each nothing but done of the pant us cou ners fre arta while npetitors or she cha Val sea, hall two hi can then whose 8 A nnolint lisappointe was one of the { the large annals of real-estat next day a special oy (he fcers enlaln Mullican was ele man m exciange ember . - and 23 father, of New (5 Hayor Her father w and it fliness the At t} and he bread-winne« she AS A real in his ¢ Mrs “eftale Dr WAS fice, during was only managem er 8 mos Davy and all its | tention greater perso » ig 3 of mait nai was he * law coll she met Mrs. Mullican and her marriage as tract she ever made Together yer this meeting best cor hey oo Mrs home, built Croton upy a charming Mullican lives in by her own Park, Tre- suite of offices A charm carnings, mont When you see her in her home you realize fully gentle and womanly the Intelligent sway over the domestic She has two charming who are being carefully for Mrs. Mullicun is a devoted mother, as womanly and free from masculinity as you can possibly inag- ine, Her face Is intelligent rather than beautiful, although a handsome pair of large blue eyes have a decided charm of their own. ing opposite how little girls, Opera Pag Frames, The newest opera bags now have frames, The long lorgnette bag, soft and pliable, made to draw up with a ridb- bon and be slipped over the arm of the owner, is no longer in vogue. The frames of the new bags are of gold or silver, richly chased. Some have pan. els of mother-of-pearl! or the popular jade stone. Paris supplies these frames all ready for the silk to be fitted to them. Procaded silk, In rich colors, ia chosen for the outside of the bag, and between that and the lining a subtle sachet of powder is quilted. These new Importations look short and squat- ty If compared with last years’ frames. Gulls for Mat Trimming. Oulls used for hat trimming come from Long Island, where they are shot by the natives, who are d from to 12 cents apiece for them, and the tk'us are shipped to New York. Hor First | ~An Acknowl. | Mulli- | A TRAMP'S MEMOIRS, An Illustration of the Audacity and Wit of the American Type, The audacity and wit of the Ameri can tramp are proverbial, and undoub- | tedly they often save him from harsher treatment than his merits and demerits entitle him to, A country house near uffalo recently recelved a call from ne of these species The man was lirty, unkempt, and unmist; mp. He also bore the strong drink The h 10 41 1 the | the EAIDA MLAWAY, I f till I" i duel tneased Iring 1 an ex-Con engaged were was over 17 rave in blue’ ) 4 Mar his tie fly how tent Was shot a 3 ] eo headq wounded drew bh s pi back 3 Mis 1 several HOLS were thu When weak to hol stol up with one hand, ed it with both, and through the head of our ng m instant Th twd gallant tanheoy he grasp- sent a bulle CHAarge « ment ar New Serviee for { to travel about a difficult to p day 1 who ave in no friend, ways h and 1 am accustom its ticking It is curi ) and strange a room may seem without it. That was what 1 wanted, a clock, and 1 bought one. Now, when I go to my room in a hotel usually the first thing I do is to put my clock on the mantelpiece or table It ticks away bravely, a friendly and familiar sound, and 1 go to sleep without any trouble whatever.” a clock Consclentions Coroner, A coroner of Hertfordshire, 57 INSURANCE | Brg. | land, failed to turn up at an inquest in | his office. The Inquest was following day, and the coroner fined himself $10 for his non-appearance, dividing the money among the jury- men. Women Loss Affectionate, Could it be argued from these recent insurance rtatistics that women are less affectionate than men? If the wife dies first, the husband on an aver age survives nine years; while if the husband dies first, the wife survives ecloven years, Tone of Steel for Needles. A German paper calls attention to the fact that at Aachen alone 800 tons of steel wire are nsed up annually in the manufacture of needies—4,500,000, 000 in number, valued at §1 500,000, An English Insurances Hale, Many Eng) isn sceldent Insurance companies c/daige an extra premium when their piliey holders travel in | Canada or the Lilted States, held the | isorted line of pantaloons of all de. i : : { | { : Sour Stomach, H Heart Palpita- | tion, Nervous, Sleepless Kow Alle to Deo All the Mousowork ~What Cured Her, The excellent of Hood's Barsaparilla as a stomacl and appetize r enable it wo relieve dyspepsia even when cure } less. Read Mrs. Willett's letters: «“(, 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass «Gentlemen :~1 have been sick for about six ve with \ its horrible Letter pepsia with nightmares, No. 1 gualities FINE Ars dvs such us sour stomach, fistulency, tation of the nia, ete., and all that tim paipi- heart, insom. ¢ | have tried | best doctors | did me any good. { About five | than | ter {and price, any pattern that you can { think of. i almost every known remedy and the in the state, but nothing I was very Weak and Nervous. mmenced , and after able fee] VEars., months ago I « Hood's Sarsaparilla five bottles I am ny housework and I have in several husband had pneumonia } od got very bad; taking using Bil to do better Also, Insl wine he my and Ari . Sarsaparilla ;;. for druggists Hood's Pills : f Comfort GENERAL REAL 5 STATE I LOANS. GRANT HOQOV ist Fl BELLEFONT]I oor, Ctider's Stone ER EN A. Never ginee men Trousers has there been such a wore 1ronsers beautiful as reriptions shown in Centre county as we are showing. Any style, Prices will astonish yon. You cannot help but save at least 25 per cent, Try it. FAUBLES, HOUAR, Sree opposite the Court Gif " fd i fight, and Rew a gil tha me a ara: [Horrors of f Dyspepsia I We 11 Tick 0 Your Pala | BELLEF & BN GA SECHLER & C0 HIGH STREET, PEN a} 44 LUN dd VA. A [ine Display —— ‘mvited the It spect tniily A vi and a fit 131 ant goods —- X- A Should yon want to make any purchases, interesting induce ments will be made. A S— snything and Everything in the line of furniture from a cheap chair to gorgeous parlor 1 suits or elaborate bed chamber furniture, at the Spring Open- ing of HE aati Naginey's Furniture Store, F. E. Naginey. Prop. Allegheny St, Bellefonte, Pa.
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