2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. MAY 16, 1901, MOB RULE IN ALBANY. Strikers and Their Sympathizers | | Prevent the Running of Cars, ONE MAN SERIOUSLY WOUNDED. Police Acknowledge Their Inability to Protect the Cars Against Violence and Gen, Oliver Orders Out Troops—~FEight Arrests Fiest Day Albany, N. ¥ ness fell last ev weary thizers were 1 May 15 When d took Tract tric car tem] broug BCH man we name fireen x Dey pat load of n saul ou the company ch had fen ou The § the stor red up Yacan! iota aepalr Wires wi riots of the morning powerless Lo si and bricks show union men from streets and upon their faces on the wagon, and surrounded by the mounted men. who used their clubs on the mors aggressive of the rioters, were hurried back to the barns. Two of the non union men were injured, and several of the mob severely clubbed. Three ar resis were made, Bight arrests have been made, and thus ended the first day's attempt to run cars. the men floor of t) housetops end Mob | DEATH OF MITXI Nogas Whe Prominent Men in Mis Sehe Asbury Park, M 15 Count I gene Stanislaus De Mitklew financier 1d EWIOZ. tount Invelgled Many es promoter here Mond heart disease For a sufferer from heart troubl suddenly Mit minence years | LIne gto pit BUINC YOurs Our Faports and lmpo York RBallders men to 200 000 mer Machinists to Strike on Monday May 1H he represent machinery and allie Washington of the metal trades nat atives | onal and International unions. who have hoon In sension here for two ment of a demand that union machin ists hereafter shall be required to work only nine hours a day, with an increase o wages that would make the daily pay the same as under Lhe present ten hour scale, late yesterday aftermoon de elded that there should be a strike on May 20 in shops refusing to grant the desired concessions. The strike order will affect 500,000 workers. Bmployers feciare it Ia In violation of agreements, days considering the enforce NEYSTONE REPUBLICANS Gather Philadelphia Honor nenator Quay, HORTICULTURAL HALL BANQUET Was the Second Largest Dinner Kyer Given In Pennsylvania's Metropo- HaThe Senntor's Enthusiastic Re ception nt the Academy of Massie Onee Yalunhile Hounds Cf remated Pittsburg. May 18 After four fue the | Union | They were the | of which of the irew | The x would oom 8 by 12. Fi Yan keg a force the fire ArNIegie signalized the smous busine Arneg nds were LHL i fill to the PN ir A round week ther of men to fee completely t buny furnace Pour Killed hy a Ct avein Roanoke, Va, May od here Inst night of an accldent ne Shawaville, on the line of the Norfo!d and Western rallroad, about 20 mile wont of Roanoke, about § o'clock lam evening. As a result of it four colored fp horers are dead, one cannot live and two more are sald to be buried under a mass of stone and dirt, The accident occurred in the tunnel one mile east of Shawaville, In which a large foree of men was at work. Just how It oceur: red Is not known, it simply being stated that a eavein took place. Nows reac! 18 19 That is the black or white organs a rich man Even "the king is served fr by which life is originated as in the prince. Ww hat « the weak Discovery cough, spit bi nt ot every of or free, is language bond Of ures th cure ely “If | were sick and wanted fo get well, I'd find out how some one else got well who had the same sort of sick-~ ness as mine.” a philosopher Every constructed on the differ in no degree om the ind pre field erved are the Piorce’s Golden strengthens the stomach, purifies the blood, nourishes the merves and heals weak lungs. Medical Giscovery “New Rival,” DEALER “Leader,” INCHESTER Factory Loaded Shotgun SKEEPTHEM “Repeater. 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