g 2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., DECEMBER 12, 1801 CHALLENGED 10 RENGY Controversy of South Carolina] Senators Renewed. McLAURIN DEFENDS HIS COURSE Me Denounced the Democratic Leader Jones, His ship—Reply of Chairman Senator Tillman Renewed Former Offer. Washington, Dec. 10.-—~The senate chamber was the scene of a highly dramatic episode yesterday, when Senator Tillman, of South Carolina, challenged his colleague, Senator Me: Laurin, to resign with him on the spot, in order to use his own language, that they might be able “to wash their dirty linen at home.” Mr, McLaurin did not take up the gauge. The inci dent was the direct sequel of the very bitter controversy which arose be tween the senators in South Carolina last spring Mr. McLaurin arose a question of personal privilege yes terday and proceeded to explain what he charged a conspiracy die credit him own acts and views did the approval of certain lead He liated, was to be £1 Was to state for not meet Democratic that } ae in his which ers lared being dec WAS hun and, ace print Democratic ed upon way best pt opie his racy Democrat wrding to public excluded fron cancus because he Sen Demo viting cus controvers) to very express the opinion | whether | Carolina seats in the senate in reality vacant. He contended when the resignations last spring to the g not be become imme Mr. Tillman that for his part he was willing to have the senate declare both seats vacant Mr man “Very sald Mr. Tillman, us both now write out our resignations and send th ado to presi ent ¢ : ple of * Sou i whether my col is to have seat here for sis 3 and non¢ the reverse This ch accept. ar to an moving that doubtfi both the were wWers wernor they c withdrawn diately thereafter, operative, responded Mcelaurin agreed with Mr. Till well” “lot without mors the en the peo can senate, T 1 decide a an executly Expl osion Injures Nine. 3, Pa, Dx 11 An expl Ans two Sharon day casting metal w into the « in cansed great d was - ns conta A ompie of heavy ¢ other mater of yards by the explo machine and conveyor we almost nd repair. A conveyor was blown several feet, while a vestige roof of the mill remains, Windows in the office of the company on Broadway veral hundred yards away from the explosion broken, and fn Sharon and Sout! aron the shock was felt like Tru ial were on re bey part hundred not of the iron steel were in eartd Riot Among Soldiers, Tien Tein, De A sentry longing to an Indian regiment st tioned here ran amuck yesterday and killed of his comrades. A com pany of Punjab Infantry was at once ordered out sécure him In the meantime the sentry had been shot by German troops, who then opened fire on the Punjabis. A free fight en sued. as a result of which three Ger man privates were killed and a Ger man officer mortally wounded, while three of the Indian troops were killed and several were wounded, he a K two to Dead Bodies Seen From Trains. Colon, Colombia, Dec. 10, mal conditions prevall at Panama, At San Pablo, Buena Vista and other points skulls and bones of the dead bodies which were recently burned are still visible from the trains. It ia thought probable that General Alban will devote his attention shortly to an effort to recapfure the port of Tu maco, which Is now held by a force of 3,000 Liberals, Coroner's Verdict In Dale Polsoning. Naw York, Dec, 10.-The coroner's inquiry Into the death of Emmeline Dale, the child of Ellzabsth Howe Dale, who is under arrest, Sharged with poisoning, was held in Hoboken 1ast night and resuited in a verdict of aceldental death from poisoning. College Quarantined. Ottawa, Dec, 10.~Health officers or dered yosterday that Ottawa Univer sity be placed under quarantine, Three cases of smallpox have developed in the Institutici since Baturday, A great 4 tudents at the universit States, ; The nor | “AGAINST ANTI-SCALPING LAW | { Resolutions Adopted By American Federation of Labor. Scranton, Pa, Dec. 11.—~The exelu- gion of Chinamen, Japanes® and other Asiatics (rom American territory, ticket scalping, legislation and advisa- bility of adopting a universal label for unlon-made goods, were the prin. cipal questions that claimed the atten | tion of the at yesterday's session of the American Federation of Labor. The resolution advocating the exclusion of the Chinese was adopted by the convention with considerable hurrah, but in the matter of excluding natives of Japan and other Asiatic lands a snag was struck, and this part of the anti-Mongolian agitation was killed so far as the present convention Is concerned. The special committee having charge of the exclusion matter was unanimous in favorably reporting the Chinese section of the resolution, but was divided in regard to the Japa- nese, those opposed to the Japanese resolu. tion was that Chinege immigration was the greater evil of the two. The ticket scalping quite a lively affair. The on resolutions resolution presented by the interna tional Typographical Union, denounce delegates adopted. The the rallway telegraphers opened the fight against the resolution, making the point that such action was beyond the jurisdiction of the federation. A BOK from Chicago sald the rall the people, a n ti game all 8 taken : 4 ialist roads w inning nie 8 pis " why not let the p« ar juesiion hen it came ine husinsss | © husiness of trade tal ial autonomy Spex commities nounced today PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS Appointment of House Announced—Treaty Washingt« In Senate. ed 11. The yesterday n, session of the ited to routine the presentation of randums and went Into executive sessile of Senator the open deve bills Lodge, Hay -Pauncefote treaty He at 18¢ yesterday announ Speaker session the mittees nittes ay recess i the situa # met as ately a British View of Ship Subsidy Bill, London, Dec. 11.~The Daily 1 graph i the vi * own« to Amer regarded great d vor by all L interested in an vease! I't ill is with verpool ship the At apprehension owner lantic by the are and with Believe Miss Cropsey Dead. Elizabeth ( N. C.. Dee. 11 Tho family of Il Cropsey, who hersto- fore clung to the belief that she was now of the opinion that she it do not state the basis for this change of opinion. A member of the committee of five in charge of the search for the missing girl said “We believe we will produce the body of Nell Cropsey within 12 hours,” Miss Carrie Crop of the miss. ing girl, last night said: “The family are at a loss for any explanation of the mystery. We now Believe Nell is dead have alive, are is dead. b gey, a cousin will Employ 3,000 Men. Easton, Pa., Dec. 11.-<The Ingersoll Sergeant Drill company has purchased | 50 acres of land along the Lehigh river | here. and will erect a wmammota works, Including a score of new buildings ahd large additions to the present ones. Over 8,000 men Wil be employed In the new works. Four bridges will span the Lehigh, one of which will connect the old with the new plant, Mrs. Roosevelt Gave Theatre Party. Washington, Dec, 11.—Mra, Roose velt gave a box party at the Columbia Theatre last night, where the presi dent, General 8. B. M. Young, John * Proctor, United States civil service commissioner, with Mra. Wolcott, of Coloradq a guest at the White House, and Mrs. Joseph Hobson, wit. nessed the performance of “The Chap. erons,” a new musical comedy. Nicaragua Donates Land For Hospital Managua, Nicaragua, Dec, 11-Pres {dent Zelaya has fsssued a decree by which the government of Nicaragua 100,000 square yards of The burdentof the remarks of debate was committee recommended that the ing antiticket scalping legislation be delegates representing Committees was n on motion | who has charge of ed the | Teles | | FIGHTS WITH FILIPINOS U. 8. Troops Repulse Insurgents | at Labo and Lipa, PEOPLE FLEE FROM BATANGAS | Washington's 200 Riflemen and 400 Bolomen At: | tacked Nagpartian and Are Driven | Off By U. 8, Infantry, Who Killed Eleven of Them, Manila, Dec. 11.—Thousands of peo ple are leaving Batangas province for | places of safety. General James M. Bell reports an bmportant engagement between a force of Insurgents at Labo, province of Camarines, and a | detachment of the Twentieth Infantry Three Americans killed. The loss of the enemy is not known, but is believed to have been heavy. General Bell anticipates a speedy extermina- tion of the irreconci A large force of Insurgents recently | attacked the town of Lipa, province of Batangas, killing one soldier éral Americanistas. Troop H, First Cavalry, killed ten of the enemy fore remainder of tue Insurgent force 1. The Filipinos were lables, and sey he the CRCR I ex pects d the w yards « they ires and rried off a f the line $10,000C FOR EDUCATION Terms of Mr. Carnegie’'s Donation Not Yet A to the proj ng its terms publ view ex Pres Johns Ho ore Md SP sal Wayne, W. Va, Almost Wiped Out Wayne nished Wages of Railroaders Gar 11 The Hary Pa... Ded f 20 Ha Phil ladein the Pont NOT wars PAT are empl ment thes Af would of thelr wages sett) $40 them ar $31 to from $400 Ask President's Assistance, Washi Dec. 10 ra. Caroline Blickle, of Allegheny, Pa. has written to President asking his a n securing what alleges her from a fortune of $1 or more left by an uncle, Charlies Brenig, whe went to Hawaii in 1560 under the name of Simeon Welbert She alleges that the will under which Samuel M. Damon, formerly a ber of President Dole’s cabinet made chief bene fighary was forged igton Roosevelt sistance she is due 00 O00 men in Ice Mouse Collapsed. New York, Dec, 11.-Une man was killed and two recéived injuries that will probably result fatally, by the collapse of an ice house in the course of construction at Orange, N. J, terday. The man killed was Patrick Tonry, a carpenter, and those dan gorously hurt are Joseph Wright and Patrick O'Rourke. Two other work men on the building received slight wounds, yes Big Gas Company Incorporated. y Trenton Be J.. Dec, 10.<The United Gas and BIetric company, capital $4. $00,000, was incorporated here yester day to supply gas and electricity, The Incorporators are John D, Fearhake and, Frank IB. Plerce, of New York, and Bdward I*, Meaker, of Jersey City Will Appeal to Cong washington, Dec, 10.~The William McKinley National Memorial Arch As sociation hak determined to change A Fashio | when i | Ada | Jaw { bruised in several places, | detective force of the city was turned | loose on the case, but as yet no clue | unconscious {| some : ! | : A WASHINGTON MYSTERY Unknown Assallant, Washington, Dec, 11.-A mystery that promises to rival in interest the Bonine yesterday, form of Mrs, widow of 45 prominent of fashionable modistes, was discovered In her at 117 K street, N. W., her skull fractured, her broken, and her body badly The entire CAR the unconscious Gilbert a years, mont developed Dennis one of the room to the perpetrator has been found, The general belief is that Mrs. Dan- nis was attacked while asleep in her back room on the first floor, and that the first blow, in all probability ad- ministered with the plano stool, which was smeared with blood, rendered her The preliminary inves. tigations by the police fall to Indicate that there any struggle Mrs Dennis, in a conscious moment while being carried to the hospital, sald that one had “hurt” her, but when pressed for details merely re ponded “never mind.” When found she Was clad in her night and was in under the | An rmed Dennis YeRtta Was clothes GYers Mrs afte ed mn y wt was hos operat peri on at the nital pital FIO in DEFENSECLOSED INBONINE CASE Case May Be Given to Jury Tomorrow - Evening. have been ch questions {nesses a would whic fo get Ww it the wounds Glazebrook and nherger = n. Their ore 6% Bank Cashier Steals $100,000. " i J.og Angels Ca Im Hellman Fleishma o'clock fied the Saturday at his de the fail were y Fox examine covered Democrats Carry Boston. Bost Dec. 11.—The Democrats completely overwhelmed the Rep i in the General Patric r Mayor plura . The n pity elect yesterday A Thomas N largest a Qu centur Democrats likewise « tained control of both branches city elected their commissioners and practically their candidates for the school mission As usual, the city strongly in favor of license on Collins being elbet Hart by t of Cans ed ove eo ity arte " Mn in of the flreat all com voied government Leased Land For Isthmian Canal. Managua, Nicaragua, Dec. 10.Dr Fernando Sanchez, Nicaraguan minis ter of foreign affairs, and Willlah L Merry, United States minister to Nica. ragus, Salvador and Costa Rica signed a treaty yesterday by which Nicaragua agrees to lease a section of Nicaraguan terMtory, six miles | wide. which includes the route of the Nicaraguan canal, to the United States perpetually. Pennsy Makes Philadelphia, Dee, Improvements, 11.~The Penn. | awarded contracts for improvements | | nable Modiste Victim of An Dow’ Women! when the Don’t ox of write bursts Don’t write to leaks, Write toa to a woman, when the water pipe Write to a plumber. Don't write to a woman when you are sick, write to a doctor. But why such superfluous advice? Simply to cali attention to the fact that “women” who are qualified physicians offer medical advice, in vertisements worded in such a deceptive man- ner that you are apt to overlook the important fact that the woman is not a physician, The great success of Dr. R.V, Pierce, in treating and curing distases of women has led to imita- tions of his methods, especially his offer of a free consultation by letter to all sick women, At the head of the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Insti tute, of Buffalo, N. Y., and with an experience of over thirty vears, Dr. Pierce has achieved ine position of the chief of specialists in the treat- ment of woman's diseases. There is no living physician, male or female, who can show an equal record of over a half-a-million women treated and ninety-eight per cent, of cures. Write to the doctor. Your letter will be read private, answered in private and its statements held as sacredly confidential. To assure the exclusion of a third party from this correspondence, every letter is sent sealed in a plain envelope, bear: i ing upon it. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Invalids Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. VY. $25,000 Given Away. In the past yosr Dr. R. V. Plorce hos given away copies of his great work, The People’s Common Sonse Medical Adviser, af an ex- pense fo himself of twenty-five thousand dollars, exclusive of ihe cost of mailing. This valuable work, contains 1008 large pages and over 700 Hiustrations. I discusses the great and grave questions of physiology and hygiene from the view polat of common sense, and In plain English. The book is sent FREE on receipt of siamps fo pay exponse of malling ORLY. Sond 21 one-cent stamps for paper cov- ered book, or 31 stamps for cloth binding. Or. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, KR. Y. a woman, carpenter, my in ng no advertising or print Hotel and {ddre HOLIDAY RUBBER GOODS —= gemand at thas SLIPPERS from Loe icathers mn SO {UBBER r far the in La GOODS A WANNA, FIODEL SHOE STORE. TEMPLE COURT. BELLEFONTE, PA. A ~ a NE NN NIN PAN NN NNN J WN INN | SANA EN A A AA NAAANAAASNPNSN SN | sylvania Rallroad company yesterday | involving an expenditure of more than | a amillion of dollars. The contracts | | tneluded the erection of a fourtrack | stone arch bridge over the Raritan river at New Brunawick, N. J., and a new singletrack tunnel through the crest of the Allegheny mountains at Gallitzin Buffalo's Treasurer Resigned. Buffalo, N. Y., Deg. 10.~City Treas urer Philip Querst, who was suspend. od by Mayor Diehl, pending an inves on of the books of the city treas office, resigned yesterday. The resignation will have no eNoet on the proceadingr against Guerst on charges of mizuse of the city’s money. He wis Sina a hearing before the mayor to a PNAS NIN ure to those who shop early, before the crowds come and the finest things go. We are ready now, the rgoods are here—fresh and in full variety. We will hold all goods purchased now until the proper time for de- livery, and see that none are disappointed on Christmas Eve. We want to help you all we can, so we give you between 40 and 50 Christmas suggestions that can be found in our store for Men, Boys and Children. Quits Stiff Hats Soft Hats Neckwear Linen Handkerchiefs, fs, Mufflers Scotch Gloves Mocha Gloves Kid Gloves Fur Glover, Scarf Pins Foot Bulls, Mackintoshes Traveling Bags Telescopes. Mufflers. Canes. Studs. Bath Robes. Ear Mufflers. Fancy Shirts, Working Shirts Ice Creepers Silk lined Gloves. Fleece lined Gloves Sleeve Buttons, Umbrellas Rain Coats. Suit Cases, Trunks, Full Dress Protectors Collars and Cuffs. House Coats, Night Robes. Full Dress Shirts, Pajamas. 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