THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., MARCH 6, 1902. FLOND DAMAGE IS HEAVY Reports From Most River Points Say Water Has Receded. COAL MINES ARE STILL CLOSED Many Towns Are Recovering Normal Conditions and Resuming Business. In New Jersey Many Are Homeless, and Thousands Forced to be Idle. March 3-—The gan its Seb ayl- within banky normal condition last firoads which resumed and Pennsylvania iver operations Pottsville Heading Re over and this The from CiLly de Susquehann Pa THE FLOOD IN JERSEY River Mas Fallen Worst Is Over N J Passaic and the Mar Pas sale river has I pidiy at ti} the city has suffered little Believille was hit harder wark The Shardman Rubber Atlas Ma« ne Dynamo Clomed the point and damag:« thar N¢ plants of t} and the company Works and Motor Works water 1! al then and wer rounding ot Prince Declines Canadian Monors Ont, March 4 Fhe go not fle that ined to be re Niagara The prin SAVH that } visits ( merely as a pri vals object of having a good view of the Falls and wishes to spend the time quietly This means that the salute, the guard of honor and the escort will be dispensed with No doubt Lord Minto will send a rep resentative to meet the prince Mtawn ment has een Henry has the Canad with military |} eived on pide of nor Falls anada citizen, with the President Wil! Visit Charleston. Washington, March 4.-<A delegation of prominent citizens of Charleston, 8. C., had a conference with President Roosevelt yesterday In regard to his attending the Charleston Nxposition. The President told the delegation that if nothing intervened to prevent he would take great pleasure in visiting Charleston and the exposition late in she present month, DISCUSSED SHIPPING BILL Senator Frye Pointed Out Decadence of Merchant Marine. Washington, March 4.--The senate yesterday began consideration of what Is popularly known as the shinping Bill, a to provide for ocean mail ¢ the United States gn ports, and the to commerce fisheries of th made the of the nearly measure rice between for com promote irage d Maine commerce, op chairman statements in 8 1 the ipport occupie floor for which sald, to Ameri such beneficient ction de merchant iHation shipping A CAI CURE CONSUMPTION Or. Flick Tells Jersey Legislators Dis ease Can Be Wipe d Out In 15 Years 11) feeding, Botkin Appeal! Dismissed March 4 he gerving a ngtor appeal i state peni ering Del to fed : mur IDaover AnaGy sent Nas dismi tes supremi ment of court counsel on Ward in of torney (Gneral of Delaware the matier Will Destroy Derelicts. Newport, R. |, March 4 The Unit ed States cruiser Cincinnati, Com. mander T. C. McLean, is in Newport harbor for a supply of torpedoes with which to destroy derelicts. The ship will sall on a crise along the coast and over the regular routes followed wy ocean liners and destroy such float ing wrecks as may be found 1 The Drought In India. London, March 4-The viceroy of India, Lord Curzon, of Bedleston, tele: | | Easton by the telephone and tele graphs that the rainfall has been lNght and scattered and of no benefit to the affected districts. About 350,000 persons are now receiving relief, An. other dispatch says 3,000,000 acres of wheat In the Punjab are suffering from total drought. CHICAGO GREETS PRINCE ing of Thousands. ATTENDED A CHORAL FESTIVAL Greeted Prince Henry Throughout Chicago. Magnificent Decorations Wild Enthusiasm Displayed at the Choral Festival—The Great Ball. has | | prince | of the | promenade life i stopping when he i the { ble | down | Estate | nition ! gon of Charles M. Betts, head of the | wholesale lumber firm of Charles M | Botts & Co. | 8 veteran | advanced In years, Chicago, March 4 \ red fire that he blaze of hundreds sparkle of myriads and the of people Chicago's glare of for miles, the torches, the lights tens thousands the first taste of that given his ar could seen ol of electric cheers of ol made hospitality Pru ast evening ed at Alton rall up WHH Henry of in this Prince rival Hi the Chicago and sia upon city of at 6.30 train arriy the depot NAY and moembor Prince Pie Mage in a dies ected for In escort Harri to the immediately the reach we took Mrs line and around Bon head began to ball room 1 the front of royal box Crushed to Death In Elevator Shaft. Philadelphia, March 4 Hetts 30 years 6216 ft root John old, of Baynton an artist, met a hore death by fall Yon stories the elevator shaft in the Real Title and Trust Building. at Broad and Chestnut streets, yesterday He was crushed almost beyond recog: The mangled body was taken to the morgue, where It was identified by his brother. He Germantown ng el Was A Mr. Betts, the father, is of the civil war and well When he heard of his son's tragic death he was pros trated and fainted in his oes, Linemen Strike For Shorter Mours. Bethlehem, Pa. March 4.-<Ninety finemen employed between here and graph companies struck yesterday for A ninehour day and time and half time for Sundays when called out for over time. The strike was ordered from the union headquarters at Har risburg. Royal Guest Welcomed by Cheer- || Inter | | Gl [7 ip Don’t Ue the top of your Jelly and preserve J ' In 4} cold fashioned wa) Mend them by the now, quie! absolutely sure way by a thin conting of Pure Refined Puratline, Has Full directions ouch enka Bold « verywhere, Made STANDARD 0iL ieee atte ot pa arg is ..AN EXPERT... SS Eye Specialis of Williamsport, wili make his monthly visit here One Day Only March 12th am.to?9 with headquarters at the Garman House Bellefonte, Pa. the weather : do its worst Cydonine is a preparation that heals than winds can roughen. If neglected, face and hands can hardly keep from roughening in cold, raw weather. They can't keep from being smooth if you rely on Cydonine, It heals quickly because it's en. tirely absorbed. For the same reason there's vo grease or stickiness to annoy, Daintily per. fumed. AFTER SHAVING Used after shaving it in- stantly stops all smart ing and burning. Price tor 2 ounce tie, 15 cents, Green's Pharmacy Bush House Block, BELLEFONTE, PA MONEY TO LOAN In large and small quantities on approved security, Farms for sale. estate bought and sold. W. 6. RUNKLE, Att'y, Orider Exchange. Bellefonte, faster bot- TUORSDAY, March | FRIDAY, March 28 8 | LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS] | ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE | Estate of L.. B. BATHURST, | Bpring township {| Letters of administration on said estate hav | Ing been granted to the undersigned, all pes | sons lndebled thereto are requestad to make immediate payment, and those having claims { OF demands against the same will present them without delay for settlement, to the un dersigned GW. EUMUBERGER Fleming, Pa x] Administrator APMINIs] RATOR'S NOTIC) In the Orphans’ Court of Centre county In the matter of the est . ate of Worth f.etters of adu tate having ail pe and all person ed Lo present A Rline Woodring rons APMINISTRATOR 5 NOTICE Estate of SARAH 4 of Spring township ARMSTRO? late MEYER Fa PUBLIC » SALE REGISTER SATURDAY, Mare! ant Gap: farm implemen ts Jd J. GANBRICK Jos. | BATURDAY Mancm 2 Station, at ock 2 horses, 4 cows young cattle, shoals and farm implements JOsErs Ross. WA. Ishier, auct MONDAY. Mareh NM Al 1 o'clock at Gates burg Pa. | horse, 2 colts, 200ws, ples wagon, top buggery ete, Davie M Maks = Hunter Auet MOXDAY. March 24 One mile west of Zion, 6 cows, 4 horses, © young eattie and farm im plements, Ress, W,. Koven I miles Mills, along Turnpike Inrge cows, sheep, hogs and farm Wa. Zeuny WEDNERDAY, March Mog miles sast of Pleas ant Gap 1 Lve stock and farm implements G.W, Gannnios One mile east of iHiye slick Nefl. Aut Near Pleasaat Gap 1 0¢ west of Spring ot of horses implements of Relle. 0 young implements miles east horses, 11 cows ele Farm fonte, 10 a.m, A cattle, hogs, sheep H. E GesTaLe, SPECIAL SALE REGISTER. FOR Live Stock and Implements, This style of advertisement for public sales, enn ng all articles, like the following, we or more effactive than 50 Sale Bills | In nearly S00 rs each week, Chafee $m 1 pap In Haines township, 1 mile north of Fiedler postofioe, on TUESDAY, MARCH 11th, oom, ot eR ETE dec'd., late of | | Aynets, § | ook slove Tornado Feed Cutter, 1 Straw Cutter, 1 Grain Cleaner, 2 2 horse Wagons, % interest in Sand- witeh Hay Baler, Road Wagon, Chop Mill with French Burrs, 1 Hydraulic Cider Press, | new Huber Engine. 15 borse power compound and %2 inch eylinder, and a 48 inch Separator, all in | good condition and considered the best ms | ehine in the valley ; lot of Harness, Tools, ete. FLANING M LIL MACHINERY 1 Rip Baw—extra good machine, | Scroll saw, 1 “Shaper Tenon Machine, | Mortise Ma chine, and many rijeles WOLF, F edier, Pa Belielonte in Lt BTOCE pS ye ? 37 GH yn IMPLEMENTS if head 1 IMPLEMENTS ONE DEERING ring binder with truck Ohi Hagerstown grain drill with fert or ring grain drill Albright suikey of tivator, double walking euitivaton corn planters: one is double row Albright planter another is Centre Hall planter good as new, 2 top buggies platform Spring wagon with pols J padr Bob sleds-one new, J hay rakes new, O01 Chay tedaer, fanning mil poon hay forks with rope and pulleys in wWagons-one is new. 2 pair hay ft long. land or, 2 spike toothed harrow: spike harcows, potatos plow, corn serapet South Bend plows metal beam plow, tug het ness, trace harness, set double driv BE hat ness with fivnets, single driving harness and PRIr heavy fAynets onllars. bridles forks ies, double and single trees, seed OOFn, C1 yal ereamery with § Seal ginss cans large dinner bells, J IArge copper kettles hws pat sLirrer, cross cul saw, clover seed sower Parior steve, clock , sewing ma chine, lawn mower rind stone and othe household furniture r, Goheon, Auct GRO. W, GARBRIOK wae MOWER Des Mawes wn bY Rum s; we 5 Har Lonk adders 2 rol one I miles East of Belisfonte mio st va. m FRIDAY MARCH 3h, 19 I} Work horses, 10 mileh sows full blooded shott horn some will be fresh time of sale, Jae! horn duty § ead young eatile, steers, 1 bull eall,
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