THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
BELLEFONTE, PA ,
AUGUS
1901]
3
(01D BULLION ROBBERY
Smelting Works at Vallejo, Cal.
Tunnelled By Bold Thieves.
QUARTER OF A MILLION TAKEN
Robbers Worked In the Dead of Nigh
and Gained Entrance to the Vault
Detectives Thus Far Have Discov
ered No Trace of the Thieves.
San Francisco, Aug. 7.—About $280,
#00 worth of gold bullion
from the Selby Smelting Works
Vallejo on Monday night The
bery was not discovered until
day morning to the
room, where bullion was
was
the thieves
of San Fr
some di
It Is supposed
their plunder
The Selby
the Paci
from all parts
reduction.
near
a
Access
the
through a tunnel
had from the
‘ancisco bay to the building
from the water's edge
that the thleves
AWAY
secured
bored
glance
in a boat.
Iter is the largest
Ores are sent thers
Sme
fic eoast
The yont ed
the bay shore
are |
bout 30 mlle¢
works
a
1 gold
I'he
le)
tween mi
morni
thr
man!
point
been w
time
the |}
mans
the
withir
and
plate
ters
the bt I
vault The wor
have taken som
of each nigh
must
ering laths
sacks was made
ered
hiding any
on
“What
we have
must have }
coverin
strong
8 man
so clo
the tor
"n Ol
e time
t's wor
been done at
rubber
th
night), a cov
e wh
with a layer
f what
over
SiEN
became of the excavated
was made
man
that
Arrying
boat We are assur
boat was in waiting for t
“Inside the vault were
containing $110.
touched It may
men be
alarmed
that
were le
to esc:
to the
hem
several sacks
ame alarme
ir
r were
fact
m
is also
’
two ars
ft or
HOWISON ON SCHLEY COURT.
Retired Rear Admiral
berly On Fam
Washir
Heury
To Succeed Kim.
ous Board
Eton
How
1
ha
REAR
to All
of Inquiry,
Rear Adm
miral Howlson | me of seve
cars who, Rear Ad:
fled the department
to him
The navy department has received
from Admiral Schley a list of ofMcers
whom he desires to have summoned
as witnesses before the court. Among
these are Lieutenant Commander
Beaton Schroeder, governor of Guam;
Ensign William B. Wells, who served
with Schley on the Brooklyn during
the Bpanish war, and Lisutenant B, W,
ADMIRAL
Va
HOWISON
y Schley ir
of
Ad
offi
notl
tory
the an
inability
Merve
ral
oy
sat
i
Wells, Jr, who was Rear Admiral
Bchley’s private secretary.
was stoler
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rob
yester |
strong
stored |
whicl
edge |
tool
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of the western slope fo |
robbers |
| A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday, August 1,
Daniel E. Maher, of Altoona, &
of the Brighton Sem!
Rev.
now president
nary at Boston
Cresceus, the champion trotter, wil
start against his of 202% ot
Friday at Cleveland
The board of of the Sea
board Alr Line has been Increased fron
elght to twelve members
The tea growers of Japan are about
to take steps to control the market for
Japanese teas by limiting the supply.
Charles W. Morgan, a stock broker
of New York, Philadelphia and Wash
ington, has been adjudged a bankrupt
Friday, August 2,
Mason, former speaker o,
of representatives, I
record
directors
Harry C
the Ohio
dead at Prescott, Arz
I'he Virginia constitutional
tion by a tle vote of 39 to 39 yesterday
again refused take a recess
Theodore . Bearoh called on Presi
dent McKinley at Canton yesterday Ip
the interests of Philadelphia mann
facturers
Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Clark
decker started from New York yester
day on a 2,900-mile ride to Beaumont
Tex., on thelr automobile
Israel M. Parr, senor member of the
grain firm of I. M. Parr &
one of the most prominent
of Baltimore
night at Fern
Baltim
house
conven
tw
Son
an
of the
line merchants
1 WH
last wood, his country
Sat
urday,
August 3.
boat
’
veen
nada
i ie
a epte
Ban
yesater
ka, a Phila
Atl
iA fax
Ml feve
ny the Salem
f typhe
ting a rae
ever:
pros
’ 5
are to he
Hayden
mal paints
n his 45t1
Yuesday,
A
A
ugust
way, N
ay
Jesse
tar
Hanoy
Brewing
Ba
at
WO
company
Itimore brewers
Camden, with a
Wednesday,
eigh, N. (
in 40 ye
nite
August 7,
the
rs fo
has arr
rkers of
vikamated Aa
el Maher, the jockey
never enter another race
wrhage of the lu:
In retaliation for German tarift
bill, Russia will forbid Hts farm labor.
ors crossing the frontier work In
Prussia
Samuel Shinn, convicted of the mur-
der of Thomas Applegate. of Exton
vi N. J.. waa yesterday senten ed
to 18 years at hard la
He has
Ke
the
to
He,
hor
PRISONER'S NOVEL OFFER.
Will Give $100,000 To See G. A, R. En.
campment At Cleveland,
Be
Htates prisoner
the hie nit
give
attor
nbus, O., Aug. 7 De La
from
entiary
n
a United
Alabama,
here, offers
If permitted
encam
Nos
in
to
to
pment at {
has never n
1 for
pension
He
he De
nse Lamos
hnleal viola.
He Is the
woer's chalr
WAR sentenced
tion of the
man who slept in
in the Alabama ho and
within two years a
member and afterward filled the chair
As speaker
A ted
lawn
the spea
I%6 A% A tramp
was elects
From Elmira To Towanda By Rall,
Elmira, N. Y., Aug. 7.~New York
and Pennsylvania capitalists, It is an-
nounced, wiil construct a rallroad,
utilizing both steam and electricity, |
from this city to Towanda, Pa, pass
Ing through many intermediate towns. |
The Incorporation papers are expected
to be filed within a few days.
KEYSTONE HAPPENINGS
News of Interest From All Parts
of the State,
CLINTON DEMOCRATS MAY FUSE,
Republicans Solid For
Polk
Fusion—Tons of Coal
Huntingdon
Declare
En-
Quay-Rlilling and
Against
tombed Miners.
Lock Haven, Pa
Democratic
yesterday nominated R. B
of this elty district attorney; Jef-
ferson Eckel, of Greene township, for
county surveyor; delegutes to the state
convention, A. E. Grugan, of Renovo,
G. W. A. MacDonald, of Look Haven;
Ira English, of Chapman township.
George A. Brown was re-elected coun-
ty chairman
The
law
”
, Aug. 7.—The Clin-
convention here
McCormick,
ton county
for
comdemn the ripper
1: Democrats
resolutions
and demand its reg
LEY
I»
who voted with the Republican
denounced, and fusion
A
verely
ution requesting the u
Ryan
phia was tabled
vored resol
of the delega-
after
senting Donnelly
3)
His Salary To Ald Steel Strikers
MUR AUR ¢
Huntingdon
Hi
Republicans for Quay.
intingdon, Pa, Aug
Republican
» yesterday was ur
adherents of Sena-
nated
irector
The Hun-
Oounty Oonuven
tion
fier the ab-
yf the
ladsiphia Firm,
Aug. © Aft
End of Old Phil
Philadelphia er an
New Bishop
Pa
’
of
for Altoona
\ug
=r
Arre
pastor
yes!
was aerday
ons of Coal Buried Miners
were at work
PENNSYLVANIA NEW3 IN BRIEF,
Ann McMullin
Jan McMullin
rd at the home of her son
or 924 yoar
agent for the Society
the Prevention Cruelty Ani
mals, dropped dead on the street at
Bloomsburg of heart disease
John Dobulas, aged 32, and Michael
Ryan, aged 50 yoars, were seriously
injured by an explosion of gas in the
Colorado mines at Girardville on Mon
day night
Keles & Spencer,
the
turn it In
About 40
Mary
lat iad
ints 8 Heq
at
He Oliver
8. McMullin, in bh
on
[4
for of to
16
»
of Knoxville
local canning
to a ware!
men w
have
factory
yuse for
be
purchased
and
tobaceo
ployed
Jacob
Ashland
| &
Traction CC
tained in a tr
A unl
schonla
wi
8
will
Hi em
Lessig, a flour
awarded
Pp
for
ley wreck
of all
sverett will
Hams’ Grove on Thursday,
All places of business In
will be closed on that day
Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Andrews, of
Wyndham, celebrated the 45th anni
vorsary of their wedding day. They
were married In England in 18268. The
husband Is 89 years old and the wife |
in 87
Phillp Mowry, son of the Rev. P. H.
Mowry, pastor of the First Preahy-
terian Church, of Chester, has been
appointed a second lHeuwtenant in the |
United States army and assigned to
the cavalry service,
of
of
Union
# sus
merchant,
A verdiet
ttaville
was
Against the
mpany injurie
the Sunday
held In
August
the town
be
CINCH WENT FISHING
HE USED HIS HOOK AND LINE IN A
BIG CLOVER FIELD.
It Pussied His Comrades to Discover
What He Was Angling Vor, but He
Finnlly Landed the
Which Me Was Striving.
Prize For
dur-
but never saw
talking over
Bome young men who enlisted
ing the war with Spain,
any active
their days uniform one nigh
old, Interesting stories of p life
The young man who had been a hospl-
tal steward told this story:
“A month in in Georgla
was enough to drive a man to despalr,
for not only it hot, but every day
fnereased o Deli f that the govern.
ment had tention of giving us a
chance to get lon or to let us go
back to our It a mighty
tough predicament for a lot of young |
men who had left business and every
thing else In a burst of patriotic enthu
, '
{AKI £1
siasm ai
service, were
cain
our camp
was
ur
no
» acti
homes wn
d OX [0
The me
uld t
nt
in short order
wire they
it
sot thai
get th
a tn
i
heart
him
on A
regime
"What
every
ped
should
nt, one
Are you
few mi
mands
80
charge
we
top of
all
and 1
went ing field,
standing there first
ly to the bay, plunge In
out
Ledger
dang ¥e
ing for,
that
leaving us
speed aug!
to the waltl
clean,
Monthly
it too) And with
the
the
got
he dan over
Kis
waves and come
refreshed
ng
and
’
COO
Was It a Compliment?
It was at the end of her first week In
the new school,
ferred from down town,
er asked little
Hked new
face Lirig
“Oh, like
she having been trans
that the teach
Wilheln :
The
ow she
tho 1111
school, le one's
htened up as s!
t first rate
100.”
“That's vers
nice; but
' queried the teacl
sald the little
ten
Hiv
You
"
pupis
A her."
“I always dk
Ni¢ Ww
1 like an
York Times
| ORR Y
An Indigestibhle Man.
Kitty~But be Is such an indigestible
man.
Jane
Kitty
me,
ndigestible?
Yes; he always disagrees with
Detroit Free Press,
It was a quarter of a century before
the signing of the American Declara-
tion of Independence that the first the
| ater was opened In New York
Fortune knocks once at every man's
door, but misfortune drops in frequent.
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and
| appr
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|» withomt knocking, —C hicago News,
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Sechler & Co
ASS
..Fine Groceries..
Sechler & Co
BELLEFONTE, PA.
MONLY TO LOAN
nL large and small iantitio on
yan
Ai
ved security is
hanno
ought
Ww. 6. RUNKLE, Att'y,
Ange
.
gold
BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET
ALLEGHENY ST. BELLEFONTE Fa
We keep none but the best quality of
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SLICED HAM,
All kinds of Smoked Meat. Pork Rausage, ote
If you want a nice Juley Steak go to
PHILIP BEEZER,
Garman’'s Emoire House
MAIN STREET, TYRONE, PA.
ANTI
nere Will
¢ Balloon Go?
II
month of
August, Yeager & Davis, the
Shoe Men, will send up a bal-
popular
High Stre
;
metal tag atta
p—
ally
ited within Five Days
f pre sen
from time of start. The bal-
loon must be allowed to rise
from all hin ce
least one hund
Come One, Come All,
and see the balloon go up.
!
Yeager & Davis
Successors to Powers Shoe Co.
Bel
Tr
lefonte Pa.
RHOADS
the
”
®
Ado
yard opposite
R
Passenger
1 aol
“ryvy
1!
ACITE
and
TA INIT
ITU '
BIT UMINOU S
QOA LS.
Also all kinds of
Wood, Grain, Hay,
Straw and Sand.
Superior screenings for lime
burning. Builder's and
Plasterers’ sand.
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