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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, MAY 1,
1402,
FILIPINOS SURRENDER
Insurgent Boveral (Guevarra and
His Entire Command Quit.
THEY INCLUDE OVER 500 MEN
In Gun:
Lighters
General Grant's Expedition
boats, Launches and
Brought Insurgents to Coast—Three
Thousand More May Surrender.
Manila April 28, derick
D. Grant's expedition,
Baseo and Florida,
launches and native lighters, has as
cended the Candara river, in th
island of Samar, und has brought the
insurgent leader Guevarra and his en
tire command down to the coast
Guevarra'scommand consistsof Rafael
Sebastian. Abaki and 38 other officer
189 men and 161 rifles
Quevarra succeeded General Luchar
to the command of the insurgent forces
fn Samar, when the latter was cap
tured last February He announced
his intention to surrender last Marc
Three hundred bolomen,
armed with rifles, surrender
urday at Sulat, Samar
Three thousand insurgents, with
rifles, are exp« | to arrive
balogan, Samar SUT
to the Americar
Captain
Sixth Infantry
of Negros
leader Rul
of his
guns
revoils
non
opening
ern
After
fmpor
He |
his |
render
At
offic
Civil
ag
forces
cumstar
bad
the
few
branct
curred
whose opin
differed
thorities
porter of
Reply i
Gener
of the
the !
efforts to sustain
and to su
General Fre
in the gunboats
several steam
28 of ther
ed on Sa
also in
at
ppress the 1
POWDER MILL BLOWN UP
Five Employes of the Shenandoah
Company Blown to Pieces.
S8henand Pa., April
explosion Saturday afte
upper po
Powder
five
and all the bu
blown to pie
Those &
Amos Yarnall Ji t
mer Stauffer and Joh: 1p
It i
what
men
ah
rnoon
wder mill of the Shenand
Krebs
inst
idings of the pl
Company, at Stat
employes were antly
Ant were
Irvin Wolf
rt
will prot
caused
employed
the explosion
Not a trace of
been found
of Wolf
up some
the exp
Oliver
in the «
explosion
and comm
the
ding wheres
occurred we kil
any of the
the exception
as all
the }
re
with
rem
were pick
the scene
AIDA
from
tance
rred that bn
cated to the magazine
PEACE IN SOUTH AFRICA
War Secretary Broderick Says End of
War Is In Sight,
London, April 26
ght, Mr
said
of peace,
we are sending out
to carry on the
or two If ne«
only spirit wherein the government
can the will of the nation
and approach the arrangements for the
conclusion of peace.”
Speaking in Len
iroderick
We Aare
but in the
men
war for
don last nl
retary of war
in sight
the sed
p rhaps
interval
and material
YOar
being the
another
essary, that
interpret
Spanish Veterans Re-Elect Roosevelt,
New York, April 20.—~The New York
Commandery Naval and Military Or
der of the Epanish-American War held
its annual meeting last night at Del
monicos. General J. W. Clous, U. 8
A., presided President Roosevelt
was reelected commander of the com:
mandery. The order Is founded on
the lines of the Loyal Legion, and only
those who hold or have held commis
sions In the army or navy are eligible
to membership. President Roosevelt
sent his best wishes for the welfare of
the organization,
Oleo Bill Goes to President.
Washington, April 20. After a brief
discussion yesterday the senate agreed
to the house amendments to the oleo
bill as passed by the senate. The
measure now goes to the president
for his signature. An effort was made
by Mr. Teller, of Colorado, to amend
the measure, so as to levy a tax of 10
per cent. of the capital or assets of
any butter trust that might be formed,
but It was defeated.
Constabulary Ambushed,
Manila, April 20 Five men of the
constabulary have been ambushed at
San Juan Delmonte, near Manila. One
of the party was killed and one was
wounded. The Filipino band consist:
ed of 30 Ladrones, well armed, nearly
all of them carrying Mauser rifles, A
force of constabulary is scouring the
neighborhood for the bandits.
BEEF TRUST FACES DEFEAT |
Jovernment Officials Secure
of Combination to Control Pricon.
Washington, April 29 With in
tions of a break in p* |
cured in Chicago
beef trust and
! epoal
Evidence |
|
|
WER, ev
of the exirten
the annour
the aril
ed
ation for
heen oppress
vances in food
of
Day
Bethea,
W. A
prove the
8g the
ney
rmer Judge
to conclusively
the beef trust firm
f
f
lar with the evi |
has been gathered un or |
Attorney
their applicat
rain th
the POY
meat
an
lon © Goner
tantiate
rest
cont
that
inuing
has made
a luxury
H bination
n to
en fi
will be
ly 1
rom¢
demon
AN ATTACK ON ROOSEVELT
it Is Treated With Indifference at the
White House.
Washington, April 29 The attack
Bishop Kelley f Savannah mn
sident in an address d«
there Saturday, created great
ong leading Catholic au
Cardinal Martinelli is
it it is sisted aun
at there is no likell
any action on the part of
as a result of the bishop's
terances. 1 based on
fact that the bishop is an Amer
citizen and has a to give
pression to his ¥
are not derogat
always has heen an
and
tense
loosevelt
Pre
livered
interest
the
an
rities here
out of the
thoritatively th
hood of
church
city b
the
ut
118 view is the
ican
righ "3
ews so far as they
to religion He
ardent southerner
the in
views regarding the for
which he ught in the days the
Confederacy
At the White Ho
that no attention wo
speech
Ty
often has expressed moat
CAuRe
of
it was stated
be given the
ae
iid
Murdered During Church Services.
Hazleton, Pa April 28 Michael |
Cherko was murdered about 100 feet
from the Greek Catholie church at
Freeland yesterday morning during
the progress of the Greek Easter ser
vices. George Smith Is under arrest,
charged with having committed the |
erime. It is alleged that Smith, upon
entering the church, falled to remove
his hat, and when requested to do so
by Cherko, one of the trustees, drew |
a black jack and assaulted Cherko
The latter ran out the door, followed |
by 8mith. Cherko had not gone far
when Smith, drawing a revolver, shot
him through the back, death being in
stantaneous. Friends of the dead man
overpowered Smith and took him to
the station house. The servicos came
to an abrupt end amid great excite
ment
A Monster Iron Works.
Pittsburg, April 20. --An exact do
plicate of the monster works to be
built at Economy by the American
Pridge Company will be erected at
Chicago at a cost of between $2.5600.
000 and $3,000,000. This decision was
recently reached by the directors of
the United States Steel Corporation,
and will be one of the results of the
pending bond issue of $50,600,000. The
works will have an annoal capacity of
from 150,000 to 200.000 tons and will
give employment to about 5,000 men
The works will be about one mile In
length,
Insane From Fasting.
New Brunswick, N. J, April 29.
Mra Bridget O'Nefll and Mrs, Matilda
Albright, 80 years cf age, were re
moved to the insane asylum at. Trenton
yesterday. Mra. O'Neill's aberration
is the result of too much fasting dur
ing Lent. Bhe says her soul is damned,
Mrs. Albright raves over King Bd.
ward, She says her children are the
“fine
nila
| tershure,
| Czar s
| pion to the G
| mont
|
| Btephenson
! tion
| day
| the
| was dull
king's family.
A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED.
Wednesday, April 28,
{ The heat yesterday throughout the |
| Middle States broke all previous rec-
{ ords for April,
william Goulp, of New York,
prostrated by the heat yesterday,
the first victim of the season,
The Chamber of Commerce of Ma
will pass re endorsing
the tion of the States army
fn the Philippines
A Vienna newspaper states that a
plot been discovered at St Pe
R to assassinate the
reactionist advisers
yesterday granted permis.
A. R mont
Washington lenjamin F,
founder the organiza.
was
be
solutions
HT United
has
IBBIA,
Congress
to
to
of
erect a
in
Thursday, April 24,
pottery trust, to include
tery plants west of the
mountains, including 32 in
pool, O., Is being formed
The house
yesterday re
the pension
widow from $30
Naval
tried by
Md. nm A
nents
A all pat
Allegheny
East Liver
committee on pen
ported a increa
of General i
to $50 per mont!
$411
awt
stale
28.
between
arbad
Monday, April
The r t reat
Un
signed
Losses 1 1 by re |
ted of
nSUrAnNCy
panies | insylvania last year
gregated $11.6
The Afth ar
cation in the so
closed ¥«
The 834
of the |
brated Sat
onference for
Athens
afternoon
itt At
gterday
rary of t
F. In
rday
¢ founding
America was cele
ARN
£2 0
lodges all over the
country
Ed 1
oll well shooters, were kill
Creek, W. Va, by
plosion of 100
rine
miton and Byron
r ed at Sans
natu
of nitre
the pret
quUArts
April 29,
Drouth-stricken farmers of Fulton
country, Arkansas, have jssued an ap
peal for food, clothing and feed for
gtock
The Ital
chase a" bul
occupied by
embassy
Presi
legis]
permanent
Tuesday,
ian government i
jing In Washington
members of the
pur
to
Ital
byes
ian
signed the
bill, giving
more
Roosevelt
appropriation
employment
dent
ative
to
| 1,000 ¢ Jerks
Andrew Carnegie has offered Bing
hamton. N. Y. $75,000 for a public Hi
brary if they will provide a site
Rear Admiral Crowninshield yester
surrendered the direction of af
in the bureau of navigation of
navy to Rear Admiral Taylor,
the new chief
GENERAL MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Pa., April 28
winter superfine, HF
Rannayiyania roller, clear,
milla, extr 3.1003 $0 Rye flour
x Ay at $3.25@ 0 per barrel. Wheat
steady: No. 2 Penna, red, SS@8Sige
Corn steady; No. 2 yellow local, 66¢
Oats were quiet; No. 2 white, clipped,
bl1'%e.; lower grades, 60c. Hay steady,
jo. 1 timothy sold at $16 16 for
rge bales { steady, beef hama,
20021. Pork firm; family, $15.50020.
Ave poultry sold at @12%e. for
hens, and 9c. for old roosters, spring
chickens, 200 36e Dressed poultry
py at 12% @13¢c. for choice fowls, and
ane. for old roosters. Butler was
creamery, 24c. stead
York and Pennsylvania, 16¢
per dozen, Polatoes were dull; east.
orn, ¥6c.@81 per bushel.
Live Stock Markets.
Bast Buffalo, N. Y,, April 28-Cat-
tle were strong and steady; rime
steers, 36.5007; cholo heifers, §5.76@
8.26; best fat cows, $6@06.50; export
0) 5@ 56.25; yal cows, cholee, $60
Roy bed ids
fairs
Flour
853.10;
3 a3 66;
New
common, ‘ AD,
104 160, e.g Jove.
Koad Yeari
| gp
Ar Repl 50
than |
and
| appropriate $7,500 yearly to support it
fis Terribie Cough.
Few things are so depressing and
weakening as a constant cough.
Pew things are as discouraging as a
cough that will not y jield to treat.
ment. It breaks in on the ni ght’ H
rest. It interferes alike with busi
ness and with pleasure. Above all,
the persistent cough constautly sug
gests the thought of that dread dis
ease consumption with its lingering
ony, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi
ei] Discovery cures coughs when all
other medicines fail, because it is
more than a cough medicine, The
cough is but a symptom. " Discov-
ery
and gives the
ease,
ith obstinate, stubborn cou gh,
They have tried doctors and medicls
have been induced to try Dr. Pie
covery, with the ger peral result
this arial medicine to the test
speedy cure,
diseases of
Discovery ®
other the
Medical
blood, an
* Golden
no
narcotic
selling ve
cines
excessive
4
cexiva pr
had
ARO and «
me
ery
makes new and pure blood, heals the lacerated tissues,
body *“e needed strength to throw off dis
It cures the co .ggh by curing the cause of the cough
People have suffered with bronchial affections for years
and growing
jes in vain
ree's Golden Medica
experienced by
help at once, am
For cough, bronchial affections, weak lungs, spitting of
organs
alcohol,
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stitute
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trouble whatever,
Am having a nice trade in SALT
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