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CHAS. R. KUR,, Proprietor.
M'KINLEY AND
ROOSEVELT
A Complete Landslide on Tuesday
for the Republicans
WE MUST GO UP SALT RIVER
The Republicans Have Won All the
Honors—A Repetition of 1800 Re-
of Centre County Were
Official Count To-Day.
turns
Sealed
Nothing succeeds like success, and a
politician never feels happier than when
the returns come his way. That is why
we democrats have the ‘dumps’ and
are bundling up our traps for another
long, sad journey to that desolate, dreary
clime known as ‘‘Salt
unfavorably
We have got to go; and we'll
We
an-
River.”
take our medicine without a squeal,
met the enemy, and they dealt us
other solar plexus; the pain we suffer is
not half so annoying as when our repub
lican neighbors come along and poke all
That the fate of
sometimes you'r up, and then
sorts of fun at us. 1s
politics
you ain't. We are not sure the country
will go to the dogs because we can't have
our carried “‘there are
views out;
others’’ you know who say ‘things are
different.”
Democrats have no regre
they
they
lieved
‘8
have advocated, ouly
could not win. They
just
everwhelmne
3 hile
doubt are more desirabie
than reflections. At this writing, Wedues.
day evening,
McKinley has
1896, carrying all
sale majorities,
large gains in coaugress, also i the sen-
ate. The Quayites and the Anti Quayites
claim victories in Peansylv , but with
all that Quay will enough
to secure his return to the
At this time it is
definite information, only
give a fair idea of the final
the
over
made gains
but
Bryan
1866,
any
eastern
his
enough
states
vole in not large
Mc-
cast,
{0 secure eiectors
Kinley, while he lost some ia the
made larger gains in the middle-west
On pages 2 and 3 you will ind a sum-
mary of the general returns
CENTRE COUNTY REPUBLICAN
It is settled that McKinley has again
carried the
made
county. lo some
the
Owing
error in supplies furnished
election boards the result is that nearly
all the returns are in sealed envelopes in
the prothonotary’s office and can not be
pened until poon Thursday, when the
official count is begun before the court
For this reason it was impossible for us
like a tabulated
to compile anything
statement for this issue, as is customary.
By telephone, returns were received at
the but
always prove more or less unreliable,
different headquarters these
.
Wednesday afternoon Chairman W. F
Reeder gave out the following calcula.
tion |
For Pres
Mek
Brya
Majority
In
Arnold 474
peceived Mx
Th
al
Vile
In 189%
received
iy
Spangler
: tre
and Arnold Swi
For Legis "
I hmm pson “ ]
'1%
MH
Kepler I. . 4 i"
At democratic headquarters Chairman
Johnston conceded the county to McKin-
ley, but claimed the republican figures a
little high. The of
will only be settled by the official count
result the county
which is begun after our paper goes to
press, therefore we can give uo definite
news on the county,
the whole ticket.
This is the result to date, in a few
words. As to how it happened is a mat.
ter for reflection and speculation,
Republicans claim
A New Republic.
Reports from South Africa indicate
that the Boers are starting upon a great
trek to the west coast of Africa, where,
many of them declare, General Botha
intends to establish a new Republic.
Dr. Mohn, rep., was defeated for as
sembly, in Union county, by 139. Me-
Kinley had over 1300 maj, Focht car. | days ago, and Jacob Kerstetter shot a
ried the county by only 21.
NEVER FALTERED.
Mr. Bryan delivered his last speech at
his home on election day, Having cast
his vote he was escorted to his home by
friends aud neighbors, and from his
porch delivered the following brief ad.
dress to the crowd:
“Gentlemen, I want to thank you for
the loyalty you have shown, not only in
this campaign, but in the campaign,
which has preceded it, and I hope that
within twelve hours we may be able to
meet again and rejoic over a victory, We
opened this campaign at Kansas City by
indorsing the Declaration [ndepen
dence ritten by Thomas Jefferson, |
want to close this campaign by reading
an extract from a speech made by Abra
ham Lincon, for in this campaign, we
have n quoting the speeches of Lin
ln and invoking his authority, as Lin
coln, in his first rm, quoted
th and iny
tae
of
Ww
bee
utterances of Jefferson ked
his authority:
‘Many free countries have
ert) and ours may |
1, may it be my proudes
lost thei:
’
lib es, but if
piuame,
!
st to desert her, but
a
pot that I was the la
that I never deserted her.’
“I will add that I think we
ceed to-day. But if we fall, be it so. We
shall have the proud consolat Say -
ing to our conscience, and to the depart-
ed shade of our country’s freedom that
the course approved by our judgement
and adored by our hearts, in in
change, in t in death, never
faltered in defending.”
she sh
shal
Saal
| suc
on of
disaster,
we
orture,
-
An Orderly Election.
Tuesday we had a fine day for hold-
the tion and as far as heard
true,
A
frot
great many
the
ver county
at the various headqu
BRYAN WILL NOT TALK
W
tatement as
liam J. Bryan pot make any
announce
to have as
mplete returns procurable
Both
in cheerful
before announcin
Mr Mrs
moods. Mr
felt
ferring to his plans for
ions
and were
he had s!
t}
ta.
Bryan said ept
Re.
immediate
hea
the
future, he expressed a determination to
well and in excellent
take a good rest,
ELECTION ECHOES
that
ection of ex-
Governor Stone said last night
there is no doubt el
Senator Quay to the United States sen.
ate by the next legi The gov-
ernor claims Quay will voles
in the senate and house, twenty-one
more than necessary on joint ballot, to
elect a senator, and that the machine will
4
have a safe working majority in both
bodies
Complete, but unofficial, returns from
the legislative districts of the state indi.
cate the election of 151 Republicans, 46
Democrats, 6 Fusionists and 1 Indepen-
to the
last
dent Republican house of
sentative, The
127,
repre
He.
house stood
fasion 6
publicans democrats 71
Two Sisters Shot Down
While they were husking corn on their
farm near
Mary and
were acci
Holidaysburg,
Martha Hasenstab, sisters,
dentally and seriously shot. Two un
known hunters were walking along a
road near East Freedom when they
heard a rustling noise mm a cornfield
nearby, Thinking that some wild animal
was concealed in the field the men lifted
their guns and discharged the contents
into the supposed hiding place,
Cries of pain came from the field where
the young girls had been working and
the men perceiving their frightful bilan.
der fled and have not been discovered,
although farmers have been searching |
for them. The victims’ faces and bodies
| were filled with small shot.
«The ladies’ needle work and bazaar
| of the Lutheran church is a great attrac
tion, Gotothe W, C. T. U. rooms and
{see for yourself. Dolls, candies, ice
cream, cake, oysters and a great variety
| of fine needle work, Thursday and Fri.
day afternoon and evening.
«Ad. Rote of Coburn, and Jerry Shunk
of Poemills, each killed a deer a few
wild goose at Cobnrn,
BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1900.
THE LATEST
ELECTION NEWS
Caught by Wire and Culled from
the Morning Papers
McKINLEY HAS 2035, BRYAN 152
Each—Hall is
Reports of
List of States Carried by
| the Di
Solid in trict
Count
\dioinis
Republicans
Delaware
l
|
|
I Wa
Kansas
Maine
Maryland
M assac hu
Michigan
Minnesota
)
Nebraska
New Hamp.
»
Ww L
§
New Yor
North Dakola
it was
that
current on
Hall had
ate
}
been d
he rem
timate t
ty by 10
about those
reasonably
GAY #ver
received |
ed that he ha ried Elk
majority and Clarion
id
conce ding
while r carries Clearfic by
11¢0 and i 150, and
Centre leave him at
least a
The complimentary
in his
Hal
'
stands
te given Mr
that he
where
own § 1 shows
exceedingly he Is best
known
CLINTON DEMOCRATIC,
The
menting on the election in Clinton county
SAYS
Lock Haven Democrat, in com.
es from the battle of ballots with the full
{ Democratic county ticket, with the excep-
{ tion of W. 8. Harris, to her credit, This
mined stand the Republicans took to elect
their men. Kaupp for congress, will
probably have 400 plurality; Messrs,
Bridgens and Harris came out a head for
the associate judgeships, W. T. Young
is an easy winner over J. W. Fredericks,
and H. T. Jarrett is reelected by the
handsome majority of over goo"
All glory to Clinton county! She emerg- |
is a great victory, in view of the deter. |
LIBRARY 9,000 YEARS OLD.
Dr, Shovels
Up Rich Documents at Nippur.
Prof.
Hilprecht, Archaxologist,
Herman N. Hilprecht, who has
been digging up the ruins of Nineveh for
the University of Pennsylvania, arrived
on the Friedrich der Grosse this week.
He said that
coveries
as the result of his dis-
and translations of i
tablets
uscriptions
Bible
The
before
on vases, and utensils,
is shown to be
juiet recent,
|
far before
before
our
than 2,20
That is
put
ars |
the
ization wa
ve
about
om by the Elamites
the
of the documents are
ceeded N
Some
be at least
ly
8 year.
[he document
‘1 was
am pear town
shar
The gap there is
was startled by the
animal known
ace |
a favorite § yr Catamounts
1d even snakes me for water
all to see what the
nal wou He kept ahead «
for some distance then
which
Thinks 1
The whee
ing thing
snarled
The jolt gave a
. 1
ana i
When |
pasty header
went sprawling in the road
| saw the cat crawling away ym
bad
w
yey
E08 Bu}
me, apparently unhurt I knew
him frightened, and must keep him m
y »
I walked toward him He retreat
ed, crawled
through
tre
enclosing the fishing = am,
into the water, swam across the «
the while he
He
mounted my whee!
Ing
All
savagely
grow ed
was still
i
and rode off
Sadly afflicted
Mr, of Mr. |
of Georges valley, died of typhoid fever,
Young, son-in-law gen,
last, at the
Rearick, of
fatheran Miss
was ill of the fever about the same
A child of Mr. Young's also died
some the father. Mrs
Young and a son were also down with
| typhoid fever, but are recovering.
|
and was buried on Thursday
Cross church cemetery, Rev
the
Iigen
church, oficiating
time.
days before
. -
Altoona Attorney Missing.
Attorney 8. A. McNeal, formerly as.
| sistant district attorney and one of the
younger members of the Blair county
Altoona several days ago, and there is
back of the sudden departure of the
gentleman,
“Ring of,” sald the telephone girl
when she canceled her engagement,
bar, is among the missing, having left |
said to be consierable financial difficulty |
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VOL. 22, XO. 44.
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FACT, FUN AND FANCY.
BEAUTIFUL
NUPTIAL EVENT
right Sparkling Paragraphs---Selected
and Original.
Blackburn-Holliday Wedding inthe Bot to be
Presbyterian Church
A BRILLIANT SOCIAL
A Notable
Gowned Women
EVENT
Gathering
as a
lime
he last mark
hat was erected
{ what is that
nd ne
ana o
in yo, On
Hou. J. W. Merrey
last Wednesday in ore
yw
was taken down
jer to use the brick
This
of 65
purposes
Stack was
3, was built soo brick,
to have stood only three
before it fell,
This sug-
ular saw
this i the
Hou.
oid 10
supported it
perfectly true was it built,
fact that the first cir
erected on
egheny st
het
attireq n
ng 4. Spar t and
wedd 4
ers and a
which
that
lavender :
powerful steam engine, the
cream ap;
At
» of the finest equiy
time
of
1 in Pennsylvania, employed a
k stack was erected
mothe 2 itt
ped mills
men and made Beech Creek
»d guests attend
Music was furnished A
) fF W shipped
pestra, | i
refreshments by (
The sawed lumber was
Bald
It was one
|]
by the canal and the
0 ams
Eagle railroad, built
of the
Eagle valley and sawed the ¢
in 1564
aterer
the
s heid
he brida
\
And . . .
Ji leading industries in the Bald
party were served
The brid
bridesmaids were gold crescents
in the drawing room e's favors
The mil
was operated by Hess, Koecht & Miller
1874,
place has had no industrial boom,
ber along the Beech Creek
the
the
cuff links
to
and groom's to the ushers, mono -
§
me this
bat
has patiently pursued the even tenor of
from to since which u
gram
The presents receive 1 by the bride at.
u and
Al ten o'clock
Blackburn departed on a
a after
be at home at 3
tracted more than sual attention
its way. Now all indications point to a
formed a lavish display
Mr. and Mrs
special tram
new era of prosperity for Beech Creek
by the erection of the ‘new fire brick
for briel tour,
works and possibly one or two other
“2h
which they will
ing
house is already
ember 18
The bride is a daughter of Mrs. J. L. |
She was educated at State
Bar: | industries, the promoters of which readily
their | soe the advantages offered by a location
furnished, afier Dec: | pore. Lock Haven
street, Philadelphia, where
Express,
Killed at Pittsburg
John J. Romig, formerly of Beech
| College and is a graduate of Wilson Col: | creek. was killed Thursday night, at
lege, Chambersburg. The groom is 8 | Pittsburg. Was a worthy employe of
son of Mr. and Mrs, U. Blackburn, of | ye pennsylvania railroad, Middle Divis-
Fishertown, Bedford county. He is a | jon, for about five years. He was mar
graduate of the Medico-Chirurgical Col: | 04 10 a lady of Pittsburg last August,
lege, Philade Iphia, was a residentphy. | Loo bo Jeaves to mourn his loss with a
sician in the Presbyterian hospital two | mother, two sisters, add a brother, Mr.
years and is now a visiting physician (paige was killed by being run over in
and tri.weekly lecturer there. {he yards at Pittsburg, and his remains
Among the guests present from out of | Lore brought to Beech Creek for inter
town were Mr. and Mrs. U. Blackburn, | ment,
FPishertown ; Mr. and Mrs, William Mil i TTI oalves It
Continued on page § would be impossible to re-veal the future.
Spangler,