1900,
(1 A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED |
Th mas 8, Crago
George W, Johnson
William Hardwick,
Hurold H.¢ 3
Harry |
Auditor General
Edmut
sentative at Lar
LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION,
GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH I (
Brungart, High sheriff of the County of
tre, Common aealth of Penusy s Ho
by make known aud gle notice to the
of the county wloresald that tion
he sald County of Centre on the
GEVSTONE HAPPEN
Items of Interest From All
Parts of the State.
Thursday, Oot, 18,
The defaJcation of Schreiber,
fugitive bank teller of Elizabethport,
N. J., is now placed at $109,716,
Theunis Botha, brother of the Boer: )
commanding general, surrendered to
the British at Volksrust Oct. 13.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., OCTOBER 25
TRSTHD BANK TL :
Disappears, and With Him $700,
000 of the Bank's Funds.
News Social
yrus Socialist.
Cen inl f
here LOLs wrdere esl Pre ht
clefors / . ’ !
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IYani
un vie will
HE SPENT MONEY LAVISHLY,
ENGLISH STEEL WORKS] COMING,
Rig Sheela Piem Contemplates Lo=
eating Near Wheeling, W.Va, ~Hon,
John Wanamaker in the State Com-
palgn—=Murdered For Thirty Dollars
Pittsburg, Oct, 22.
Gazette says:
Sheffield,
The Commercial
largest man-
steel in Great
England, the
ufacturers of crucible
Britain, contemplate moving thelr
plant to the United States. A site proe
viding excellent water and rail ship=
ping facilities has been optioned near
Wheeling, W. Va., and it {8 proposed
to erect thereon a modern plant, costs
ing upwards of $3,000,000, which, from
the first, will employ about 3,600 men.
The object of the move is to get into
the American market. Constantly In-
creasing cost of coal in England Is a
prominent factor acting as an fmpetus
to the move.
John Wanamaker in the Campaign,
Pottstown, Pa., Oct.
Postmaster General John Wanamaker
last night made his first appearance in
two vears as a political orator, His
mission here was in the interest of the
candidates of the Republican party for |
the legislature who are opposed to the |
Quay wing of the Republican party,
Mr. Wanamaker's appearance on the
stage was the signal for great aj plause
and his address was punctuated with
much enthusiasm and cheering. Dur-
ing a of his speech Mr. Wana-
maker took occasion to that he
was in no wise a candidate
office of United States senator.
the cour
state
Murdered For Thirty Dollars,
Bedford, Pa., Oct. 24.—Mac McKenzie,
le boss the contrace
he new double track being bulit
Baltimore and
Hyndman, was killed
onday night and the bod}
It is expected ti
be captured soor
to know who
the same town
4
1 rallro
Ohio
» other wie
he highw
ked away
rv +) ’
fy the j§
Ly
and
a.
Lovers End Woes by Salelde,
Oct 23
Bly
rry, Pa,
Daisy
ienbur
Typlenl
Connells eo
Wild Man of the Woods
Sam Adams’ Shot Proves Fatal,
eriti
cal ¢
PENSSYLVANIA NEWS CONDENSED,
The ow
tri
and ro
stabbed
While gunning near Mercersb
uel Hoove i lentally
in the shoulder
shi
Spurious
smaller inr
tion In Ru
George (
off the |
ing near Un
The Lan ‘ 1 ,
$£3.061.00, and ‘ 5 aut (te $500,
the Galveston » “1
A Mra. Harne
Oreencant ! \ sitle of la
put a physician saved her life
By the collapse of a brick floor
Edison light buwliding, Shamokin
jam Yeager was fatally injured
Frank Kauffman, a Pennsylvania
road flagman, was stricken with
sis at Lancaster, while on his
Struck by a train near Mifflinville,
William Miller was badly injured, his
horse killed and his wagon demolished
Abner Lefener, of Lancaster. while on
a tree kno king down chestnuts, fell to
the ground 25 feet and was fatally hurt,
Ellsworth Lucas nged § years, of near
MeConnelisburg died of lock)aw, the re
sult of Injuries caused by a fall from a
wagon,
Two
farmer
jonely road
his pockets
While cutting ties on the mountains
near Satiilio Fulton county, Merri Keith
split his foot from the great toe to
heel with en ax
Rev. Dr, Py
by
for
little
lanum,
at the
Will
ralls
paraly-
train
tramps attacked Levi Parson, a
residing enr Bhade Gap, on a
and after beating him rifled
: Manhart, of Baltimore,
and Rev. Dr. J. PF. Ohl, of Philadelphia,
delivered addresses at the Luther Leagues
convention, ut Lancaster, Monday.
phy
| winning
Seybold & Dickstod, of |
| Wilson
23. ~~Former |
for the
ted |
of |
Brooklyn won the $500 baseball tro-
presented by a Pittsburg paper,
three games to Plttsburg’s
one,
It is officially announced that Queen
Wilhemina of Holland will marry Duke
Henry of Mecklenburg-Schwerin in the
|
| spring.
Wilson, postmaster gen-
1, and author of the
died Lexington,
Willlam L
eral under Clevelan«
tariff bill,
Va., aged 07
Friday, Oct, 1D,
relief fund
$1,095,202,
lon of Arizona Is 122,212;
at
Galveston contributi
to date
The populat
in 1890, 68,620
Gen. Joe Wheeler announces his loy-
al support of the Democratic national
ticket,
Ex-Governor
elected United
Vermont
Prince Hohenlohe has resigned
chancellor of Germany and |
ed by Count Von Buelow,
8. 1. Morris Is
ns
are
WwW. P.
States
Dillingham was
Senator from
as
5 succeed-
under arrest in Chi-
cn lleged attempt on the
life of J. W, Gates, the steel magnate,
hom he declare m $50,000,
Snturday, Oct, &
go for an a
3 owes hi
wa
Monday, Oct,
at]
Tuesday, Oct
vention of the
f Bridge and
ra of Amer
vement to
{ the eight
y of
GENERA MARKETS,
res
Pen
"w
i, $1.3
for eho ,
chickens, ¥ f
poultry (fresh
western fowls, Ll
weslern spring
gleams
Lets 1x
spring
Direased
10¢ for {
killed), eh
roosters Llyy Te
ens, Melle fancy spring turkeys
utter firm; western creamery, 18832
factory. 134: 16 June creamery, By
imitation eamery. MH%8 15% New
dairy, 1502 fancy Pennsylvania
Jobbing at DG do. wholesais
Cheese steady large, white, 10% small
do Me large and small colored |
Eggs steady. New York and Pennaylva
nia, 304% western, regular packing, at
mark, 16815 wWastern, loss o 2h Pos
tatoes quiet Jerseys, SIU1.2T% New
York, SL542en Long Island, $1.5061.75;
Jersey sweets 1.50012 Cabbages quiet,
Long Island, $1L.00G2.25 per hundred
East Liberty, Pa. Oct, 21 Cattle mare
ket steady; extra, 85 5.65, prima, 2%)
6.36; common, 0B 3.75. Hogs steady;
rime heavies, BGS, best rthediums,
SUS, heavy Yorkers, MEG; pigs,
M.0ue0; roughs 475. Bheep slow
choice wethers, [§) 4, common, $1500
2.50; choice lambs, common to
good, BUA; veal calves, M.0Q1.
joe
| plete surprise to everybody.
| ish steamer Ethelred, Capt
| arrived at Port Antonio Monday, hav-
| William Langston, Noah F
Speculated Heavily, Lost Thousands
on Horse lHaoces and
Freqguented
Sarntoga Gambling House—A Model
Citizen at His Home,
New York, Oct. 24—-C. 1. Alvord,
note teller of the First National bank,
has decamped, and the bank is a loser
by $700,000, The had
been
20 years.
missing man
be held jot
|
|
Alvord was capable and experienced, |
and the discovery of his defalcations
made after he was gone, was a come-
of money is hardly disturbing the bank,
which is one of the strongest in the
city. The bank Issues a statement in
which It says there {8 falr prospect of
recovering a substantial sum,
Alvord is about 50 years of age,
has a wife and three children, His
home was at Mount Vernon, and he
was respected there as well as in the
street, His habits were good, It
lieved that he lost money In
speculations, and hat some of
money He di
and
BLOC Kk
p=
dark
fact
the neigh
Ness WAS seri
It t until
noon th
heard «
WAS & rum
the day
were can
steamer
could not
Late
vord, wile «
was seen at
Lhe was weeping
not talk about the
consisted of Mr. and
two girls and a boy
or five servants
Mm, Alvord is said to
friends that owing to his ition In
the bank Mr. Alvord was to ob
tain tips which efiabled him to make
$40,000 to $50,000 a year over his
ary by operating in Wall street. She
is said have boasted that her hu
band’s tips were 80 stralght that he
never lost a cent In the street, and al-
od
after.
Hil
was 1 yesterday
t the residents of Chester
a
if }
the t
}
L A
yesterday a
f the ml
her Mount
bitterly
Vernon home
and would
The family
Mrs. Alvord and
They kept four
Case
have
able
told
nal
to
| ways made a gain
Nesconed Yachismen Landed,
Kingston, Jam., Oct, 24 ~The Brit.
Nickerson,
Frederick and
Mason, Jr.
and Otto Begelke, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
ing on board Mesars
| who were taken on board the steamer
| Det
17 from the sloop yacht Aliria, of
New York, which was sighted In a dis
abled condition about 30 miles from
Scotland lightship The Aliris was
struck by a horthwest gale Oct, 186,
Her headsalls were carried away and
her malnsall damaged, and the yacht
drifted all night before the wind, At
10 o'clock the next morning the
yachtsmen were picked up by the
Ethelred. Frederick 8. Langston, the
yacht's cAptain, says the party suller-
od greatly.
The loss |
is be- |
the
in the employ of the bank over |
| FIRST TU
I also hie
that
ha
eral
within
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a Pres
A
reby
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of November, A. D
make knowi
* ul holals
oug hs
iy
Republican.
ent ‘
MeKinley
Flectors
William HH. Sayen,
Clarence Wolf
and A Pre
nd RB
Frank MH. Pahl
Algernon B. Roberts
Fdwin 8. Siuart
Wililam W
George |
I RK. Greenwood
William M. Hayes
Charles N. Cressmar
Hobert H Sayre
Nn HW. a port
John Franklin Keil
ames Molr
Willlam J Harvey,
Robert Allison,
Jacob LL. Hauer,
Richard BH. Kiy
George Weymouth,
Cortez Hioks Jonmwngs
James 4G. 5 hom pson,
J. Frank Small,
Henry A. Gripp,
Morris J Lowis,
tober Pitealrn,
David Edgar Park,
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for
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Democratic
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