CENTRE DEMOCRAT, Et PA. APRIL 4. 1901. 3 CONFESSION OF I HOF 8 Valet Jones Tells of the Killing of | William Marsh Rice. PATRICK OHIEF CONSPIRATOR. According to the Story of the Mur- derver the Accused Lawyer Was the Author of the Conspiracy to Rob and Murder the Aged Millionaire. New York, April Without slightest quaver in his well modulated voice, and displaying no outward sign of regret or Charles F. Jones secretary and valet to the William Marsh Rice un der oath that he of his employer with chloroform The confession was the climax of a remarkable recital in was laid bare the details of an alleged subtle conspiracy which had for its object the seizure of $3,000,000 in cash and nego- tiable and the conversion of $3,000,000 in realty to the uses of the alleged conspirator, The self-confessed murderer t« story of the alleged plot from The capital crime he 1 mitted and all the minor offenses thi were, he declar it direction remorse late terday confe had ended the and benefactor yes ised life which securities 1d the Its in ception, preceded instigation and Patrick. It was Patri conceived the idea and forging It was Patrick sons to witness It was Rice sh who sought and then termined up cording to seem, Rice his lifetime once Jones [4 transfers and | who induce the forge affairs nlted ited in wh Carried Jone Rice's of the in bed napkin cone shag rick the point o saturating the n chloroform nostril his approach t urated napkin | i over the face of the his flight from t} walt of 30 min Patrick's alleged expiration of which and found Rice dead He then open the windows to free the from the odor of roform ed to Patrick that Rice for a physici and pressing his grief at the and kind an empl to bed and fell yr ( and 8 te utes instructions ime returne te let was dead afte loss of he an then said | "atric the arch « ness with made notes « my. Not ev the nerve of the remarkable the stand was mo lected than Patrick displayed nor resentment attention and occas of the testime witness on calm and « remarkabl neith re cool th ais er ROEer An Alleged Swindling Syndicate New York, April 3.—Col. Robert A Ammon, attorney for what was known as synd Was arrested yesterday afternoon gn charges of con spiracy to defraud. Later he gave $11 000 ball Ammon Is co-defendant in a sult with Alfred R Frank B Morgan, Thomas J. Gi Gerald Ebermann and Richard F The sworn affidavits state that the ants formed company, a their plan being to create price for the share themsel then having persuade for cash the Goslin ate Goslin bbons Girey defend Brake and ( oupler orporation, a fictitious by bidding for them irk the New Jeraey Yo on the their reputal market ar Agents ir e bre the went ors t r hasa ¥ pu n Bix Hundred Mmers Looks d Ont Hazleton Fa Ap The Bix m employed at the One Ce Hros & The port have been af 1} ence The « company the m riding to the aut at the feared RNR AWAY Henvy Atwo 3S West corner f Snow in Kansas Apr i wrth Kansas i ner A heavy | of show w feet on the ley 1 from IN drifts The prairie able Many « range and In there in ket deep 2 feet road are | have nearly all isa famine in fuel a el al in mpass lied on the the tow: ittie 1A nd provisions May He Commissioner of Pensions Topeka, Kan., April 3.11 among Republicans here that Col. R W. Blue, ex-congressman-at Inrge, will be appointed commissioner of pensions in place of H. Clay Evans. The latter will probably be made minister to Japan, is helleved the A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED. | HE Moreh 28, The Pennsylvania building at HARRISBURG LETTE | | Tue exposition is to cost $1! Bon. Governor Davis, of Arkansas, signed | Measures That Occupy the Atten~ tne Rist gerabiing bat tion of the Lawmakers. | & Eamubpiing MACON closed The Imperial insurance department reports that 17,000,000 persons are now insured in Germany Eight thousand people died of the | plague last week in Bengal alone, in- cluding Calcutta Whole towns are being sorted | | Ex-State sentenced to Thoursday, he and are yesterday, the state A NEW APPORTIONMENT BILL Introdaced In the House Which In creases the Membership-=Nevadn Lrges Ald in Bringing About Popu- Flection of Senntors, burg rll 3 A legisl: mnment bill was introduced the yesterday by Mr. Pa of Blah I'he bill Increases the n ber of members of the of repre from 204 Philadel- phia is given 41 members instead of 39 under the present apportionment, and still retains its 28 districts Allegheny nr Harri apportic LL Powers itive Imprisonment, and James Howard, sentenced to hang for the Goebel murder, have heen granted new trials by Kentucky's court of ap peals secretary Caleb life in house tterson, In- house sentatives to 207 March 20, Mrs. Nation's lecture in Cincinnati last night drew a very small audience Ex-Governor Altgeld, of Illinois, sup- fs given 24 members, an increase of 8. ports the Republican ticket in Chi- and divided into eight district cago's municipal election Hair, Cambria, Clearfield, Favette, Jef J. H. Millard and Governor Charles ferson, Northumberland and West- H. Dietrich, Repul licans, were elected land gain one member and United States senators from Nebraska and Lackawanna two members Mrs. John R. McPherson, widow Adam Bedford, New Jersey's former United States sen- Bri Che Clar- ator, died in New York fon, C bla, Huntingdon, Lancaster, A Constantinople di Lycom| Mercer, Montgomery, 8 that ni men queh Schuylkill and Wayne the bursting of a York county Turkish torped lonica The Stove Founders’ as the Molders Union of North in joint s¢ n at Ch ale for he Friday, In maore ’ ich Lauze each under wdford, Bu rne of the bill Center ster patch announces ng death by on the lose Poi at vided Yor) calded to inna steam pipe boat Shehab ne were member Sa sociation and America, agreed oming ICARO ug year ti one n force last March © d Reed, the actor in cance Saturday, Rola: York fr 47 Att Years rney General Griggs form: Monday, April Taesday, Apri) strike of Dr and geog: For tory of ye Hava 4] Din April ging without low fever Axel Doug last night kil himself. He will The French traini with 300 French ca napolis rege F. Baer ceeds Mr. Harris Reading rallroad ar Tom L. Johnson mayor of Clevelan Dem., mayor of Cs Jones was re-elected publicans municipa A Single cane New Yor) ha ed his wife Ass “" and then shot tory die are in i resent law The Me 1 ni Duquay Arrived at An- the naval academy f Philadelphia, sue As pr of the 1 alll properties Dem... was elected i, John L Hinkle, mbus, and Mavor in Toledo. Re Eenera ng ship iN reading els to visit ed se Got It the senate ’ week the reading Anot senate « by the } ported her change has ngressional ommittee. The bill the house Friday AWAY from Ine gained Ontests Pe ans r Wednesday, April 2 J. Plerpont Morgan sa York for Europe t« The bill to aut} a Te constitutic was killed in the It unced Napoleon visit An earthquake at Cape Kaliakra the BI March 31, destr lighthouse there Lon ed from New n lay an } 4 2 " pas Ale and are de district I'he WAS high On Blair Aw judge poned ind } Ihe i reported and went reading tt} veek be | not ca A short n Monday sine rize the ing of convention leginiature Prince louls | Paris on a Ca NNeRse nal gnated ihe fate that arrived In in anne has Jones employers’ lab alled up by Mr Wy and postponed f the motion of Mr. Patte the | pr ling an Ur county nroeasnt pre ‘ on ack sea wed the lon's county council has de | to buy 225 acres of land on | bulld we rkmen’'s houses to date 42 at a cost of £1 The bill appropriating $100,000 the comstruction of a h Adirondacks for the treatmen sumptives was favorably the New York legislature ded which to ACCommo O06) 500 000 for spital in the | t of con reported In on of the } ght last “ing or GENERAL MARKETS by and Benn pr 1 fs : the leg of the Ing such States constitution Ti the election of United ovide sen toes Nierm $1400) sey tale Vors Yolr by popular and 10 exceed $200 a year Mr. Haag, of 8 huyikill, offered a resolution, which was fdopted, that the senate be requested to appoint a com mittee to confer with a like commities New York East 1.00 ket steady Xtra 5.4): comme ’ mediums and he Yorkers, B® plge 8 omy firme, choles wethers expenses not ‘A oo roughs ! ommon from the house to consider the date of 80 FRE choice lambs : foal adjournment yo 5.00. come mon to good, MUS, veal calves Wess SCOP muision Oil 1s the me vinent of life to and LUO dans cll women burden. shit brings 1¢ lth. f} hoi ] hard 4 1 THIS IS A TROUBLESOME TIME OF THE YEAR FOR THE HOUSEWIVES Why? way " de pe nd upon, ~~ SECHLER & (0 BELLEFONTE, PA. DO YOU NEED A TRUSS 2? Don't experiment with ethi AWAY tru Cm, ) AON off Eid " a YOu see advertised the tH : to us, we have large Assortment of wo VOArs fitting them. While we have man y different kinds, “Wersore,” why! be strong, hight, and It does not cross the nd, the n ipture with less pr ssuire than the old mer, it costs you nothing to examine it and if vou take it you will find it the Che npest High Grade Truss on the market. We carry also a full line of snspensory bandages ranging in price from 25 cents upwards, UHEEN’'S PHARMACY, High Street. Bellefonte, Pa have 1 | experience In cCanse it 18 clean comiort thle holds gpine; it has a spring sty los—it satisfies the custo [T IS HERE: The season, the time of the year when you com mence to think about your clothes---what you need new, what you can You will afford to spend and where you can be best served. think of many things---who has the largest assortment, where | the best variety, who. treated you fairest in the past, whose clothing gave you the best service and where will your money buy the most. You will think of all these things. You should give the purchase of your clothing considerable thought. Its economy; The more care- it’s the pennies that grow and make dollars. ful, the more particular you are regarding the fit, make, style certain we are of and cost of the ciothing you wear the more getting your business. See them all, see us, convince your- self that you are getting the best that your money can possibly buy. You can only do this by comparison. We have no fear of the result, we know that our clothing leadership is positive | - Know and exists in every department of our business, we that we are selling a better class of goods than others, we know that we show a much larger assortment we know that the larger quantities in which our goods are bought gives every advantage in price and enables us to sell you any and all kinds of good clothing full one-fourth less than others. We invite you to pay us a visit, let us show you through a progressive up-to-date clothing establishment, the best one in central Pennsylvania, one that is getting better, and growing bigger every day, a store that can meet your every want from the shoes on your feet to the hat on your head, everything that man or boy wears you will find with us and find it right. We want to please you, we want you for a customer now and always; we will sell you goods that will bring you back to us; we will give you better clothing, better shoes, better hats, better wearing apparel of all kinds than you will buy elsewhere and for less money. We want an opportunity to prove this to you, we want you to profit by the advantages this store has to offer and we ask you again to give us a call and we will show you through the best, the biggest men’s store in central Pennsylvania. THAT BABY. Our Shoe Department has just begun to grow. You will be surprised to see what a fine big fellow he is after only a week's growth Remember we told you this would be the best men’s shoe store in Bellefonte. So it will--you to decide. FAUBLE&SON
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers