2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, MAY §, 1802, ) RAILROAD MERGER SUIT Northarn Securities Company Filed Answer in Circuit Court. DENY CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY Railroads Purchased By Company Are Not to Be Placed Under One Man- agement, Or to Be Used to Restrain Competition. St. Paul, May 6.-—"An enterprise of a great interstate and international commerce the declaration the Northern Securities Company given in the answer, filed by the attorneys for that corporation, in the suit brought by Attorney General P, C. Knox on behalf of the United States, to enjoin the so-called merger of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railways This answer was filled late afternoon in the United States circuit court in this and at the time individual answers were also filed by the road magnates, in cluding Hill Pier various papers follow ian ol yesterday city, game various rail ames J and J ont Northern | i ded Se 1to two | nati such ent pos some spect the a« the tions amour who m stock “Otherwise power eign does 1 regulate any of mentioned, In res; create by the Persons may not property wkhout due by taking from them the it, as their interest may suggest.’ MOODY ASSUMES OFFICE New Navy Secretary Will Make Few Changes In Department. Washington, May 1 closed his official of the | estal Affairs event ing of n leave of the tary M mi ties of secretary he Very changes The ony at v Fred I. F in place appointed the navy Secretary Long as the head lishment yesterday as usual and the cal take Meial Secre career the was unm 1 save by Td friends lo retiring secretary ok the oath of ming ar i nee assur NAVY hanges will folic head of the departn vhich will t offe once the ins k as cor Greer assistant tallation of fidential clerk has beon paymaster In Mr who an MINISTER TO CUBA NAMED H. G. Squiers Selected By President. Gen. Bragg to Be Consul General. Washington, May 6.—H. G. Squiers secretary of the legation at Pekin, has been selected by the president to be minister to Cuba, and General BE. 8 Bragg, of Wisconsin, has been select. od as consul general at Havana. Mr. Squiers selection fulfills the very first requirement lald down by the president, namely, that the minister to Havana should be a man of diplo matic experience. He Is a native of Canada, but was appointed from New York. In 1894 he was appointed sec ond secretary of the United States em- bassy at Berlin, retiring in 1897. Next Army and Navy Foot Ball Game. Philadelphia, May 6-—Arrangements were completed yesterday for the ane pual foot ball game between the West Point and Annapolis Academies on Franklin Field, this city, November 29. It is expected that President Roosevelt and the high army and navy sficials will again attend the game Admission is by invitation only, and she University of Pennsylvania will ar mnge accommodations to seat 30,000 spectators, Americans Control Swiss Coal Market London, May 6A dispatch to the Dally Chronie's declares that the Americans have now secured a virtual monopoly of the Bwiss coal market, susting their British and German com- petitors, and that they have also gen. erally obtained control of the steel and boot trades, which have hitherto been In the hands of Reitish firms, ARCHEISHOP CORRIGAN DEAD h ) Venerable Prelate’'s End Was Peaceful and Without Suffering. New York, May 6 Archbishop Cor rigan died at 11.15 o'clock last The*death of the archbis a great surprise and shock to thos the more 850 Inst bulletin certain provement tient thers 1 last no nig it hop came a residence, public, day was yvelcians of archepiscopal to the general Hol the ph of that were the in the condition of th wottld be no more bull night Up to 18.30 of collapse, In 10.40 talked 11 an issue ther was evidence the SOCretarry the the bods ing were tel At two archbishop at with h At o'clock however de noticed a struct the phoned for, time on fons, physicians the archbisho sum to number of prie ame brothers were oned room It was qui that the end as AS Aa $s at hand, and in of an hour his lagt moments hout evidence of was 62 years of ag« Keve hbisho end came, In Amos J. Cummings. . May } { of New METOREMAT nga H ide when d¢ ‘ummie April Chas Congr Baltim treatmen 44 11 to trouble days by ater an Dr. Hugh H. Yo mings seemed to be operation was perf and Mr fair way later, howevy ped, and on April 1 that Mr. Cumming 1g from pneumonia In one Tuesday It was announced alady had extended to bot} lungs, since which tim Mr. Cr mings ng between and death r ng Can on A A week ANNOUN CH sufferir lung. Last that the n ’ has been hover PROFIT IN TOBACCO RAISING Crop of Sumatra Grown In Connecticut Yielded $1,000 An Acre Washington, May 3 Se son received a te hat Wrapper tnt necticut retary Wi YeRiercay ar of Sumatra gre in the Con under supervision of experts of the department of agri culture, has been sold at prices aver aging $1.25 a pound, with an indicated profit the growers of $1 a pound, or $1.000 an acre that from 800 to 1. will egram the QO crop wn the ACCOD valley to HM acres of this to baceo be grown in the Connect) cut valley in the experimental stage, “This country.” says Secretary Wilk son, “buys $6,000,000 worth of Suma. tra tobacco yearly, but we will soon raise all that is needed in the United States We buy $5.000,000 worth a year of filler tobacco, mostly from Cuba. Investigations are going on in Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina, Texas, California and Porto Rico, look. ing to growing all of this $5.000,000 worth under our swn flag.” Saw Wife and Child Drown. West Newton, Pa, May 5A skiff containing four grown people and a child was overturned In the You ghiogheny river here yesterday, and Mrs. Fred Landsparger and her son, aged 4 years, were drowned, Besides Mr. and Mrs. Landsparger and son, Miss Maggie Herrington and Fred Bendig were In the boat. Landsparger felped Miss Herrington to shore, sup posing that the woman was his wile, Mit when he heard the wife and child wry for help, returned to the water, only to see them sink from view, clutched in one another's arms. Chicago Officers to Be Tried. Washington, May 6.-At the sug gestion of Captain Dayton, of the Chl engo, Becretary Moody has authorized that officer to convene a court of no quiry to examine Into the matters connected with ‘he arrest and impr » onment of ofMcers of tle Chicago at Venice. The personnel of the court is aot known here, the matter no longer being | { | | Operators Have Refused All De- | ined nurses who had charge ot | change Act | The secretary says | (OAL MINERS MAYS TRIKE mands of the Men, MITCHELL ISSUES STATEMENT Executive Committee ¢f Miners’ Union Will Meet Decide Dis at Scranton and the Sirike Question-——~Hazleton trict E New Yi Hanna « pects General Strike, May b.~—Unless Indu Ons ¢ the coal operators CONC to the repress Wedne will prot tives of the miners before 147,000 miners the and 9 a strike o red # 1 be by legates © is tricts Nos. 1, 7 the entire ing Pa. or The mer rs Of the exe of these who had oe which mprise anthracite meet held afternoon be day ative hu three districts, compri men been in th oncessions From Baer. Was of lent Mit Kers, had Baer the con tie LAY yn and te agains SMITH COURT MARTIAL ENDS Woodruff Defense of Ia, May 5.—-The f Colonel Made An Eloquent the General trial by jacob H. Sn of Wash Man martial ended court will be ton The that ‘he ck Charles A WAR a rem tears from tched ared court ith the ng here I» General The forwarded to impression ultted Saturday findings general he will be acqg wing address Woodruff, for arkable effort hearers of » the that He dramat! th's career Colonel defense drow is General 8m and de he had incted a re markable and suc campaign In a manner which reflected eredit on his valor imandty and kindness. Speak ing in impassioned tones Colonel Woodruff said: “In olden times victors tied captives to their chariots. In this case the general finds himself tied Sentiment is an excellent thing, but there is no place for it In war.” cally ake con eanlul Pennsylvania Treasurer Takes Office. | Harrisburg, Pa, May 6. -—Represen tative Frank . Harris, of Clearfield, who was elected state treasurer last November. took the oath of office at noon yesterday and immediately thereafter entered upon the duties. Mr Harris eucceeds Col. James A. Par nett, of “vashington, who will take up the practice of law at Pittsburg. The retiring state treasurer turned over to his successor all the securities which were found to be correct, and showed a balance of $11 434367903 In the treasury, of which $7 808 687.80 Is in the general fund, Over 1,000 Killed, San Francisco, May 1A cablegram from Gauatemala to a local shipping concern says over 1,000 lives were lost in the earthquake in that republic on April 10. More than 30,000 were ren fered homeless, ROLY | | Lot hard day by day, go on, gurdless of pain, care of the house, in the use of flammation and and vigor to the women strong you want to } into good accepting remedy "For a number of months | suffere writes Miss Agnes McGowne, of D. « i 1 4 *1 tried rion Any permanen emedies he 4 Cure constipation and Its countioss oonse~ guences, by the wso of Dr. Plorce’s Pellots. A small pill, a small dose, and a sure owo. 20 House Work { Seems easy to a man, but there is a great deal of lifting and reaching to do; a great many trips up and down stairs to make in the course of day's house work, where a woman with some form of * There are thousands of such women struggling along in increasing misery head aches, the nerves arc unst: dusting, sweeping, scru ubbing must be And vet we tired and irritable, when she has nothing to do but take Every day swells the women who have found a complete cure of thelr disease Dr | regulates the periods, ulceration, It quiets the nerves by sick won There is no alcohol contains no opium, Accept no substitute experience have found in " Favorite Pres ription,” some sO-Calied “ tmproving Every Day.”’ d with nk Street Wa 1t! 8 is well, For a woman suffering "female trouble” it is daily torment The back aches But the work must the ing done re why a wonder woman is long list of the thousands of Pierce's Favorite Prescription It dries enfeebling drains, heals in. and cures female weakness feeding them, It gives vitality womanly organism It makes wen en well * Favorite COCaine Prescription,” and it , or other narcotic for * Favorite Prescription.” If the cure which oth in women or i. ceived do not be d "just as female trou seemed 1 [- RAILROAD SCHEDULE. ANIA RAILROAD AND aia Lv BRANCHES In effect on and after Nov. 24, 1901 VIA. TYRONE—~WESTWARD | Leave Bellefonte # Siam, arrive at Tyrone i i 05a m, ut Altoona, 1.00pm: at Pittsburg S55 pm | Leave Bellefonte | 05p m 2pm; at Altoona 3 10pm: C05 pm Leave Bellefonte 4 44 pm | G00: at Altoona at 6 00; arrive at Tyrone at Pittsburg arrive at Tyrone at Pittsburg at 10 #5 ! VIA TYRONE~BASTWARD | Leave Bellefonte m, arrive at Tyrone | 11 66: at Harrisburg 2 40 pm; at Philadel ! phla 547 pm | Leave setiefonte 106 p 2% pm: at Harrish delphia 020 pm | Leave Beilefonts 444 pm, 600: 80 Harrisburg at ULE A rons bila arrive at 7 at m, purg 6 46 p mg arrive at Tyrone “4 pm. ViA LOCK HAVEN ~BASTWARD. | Leave Bellefonte, 4.52 a. m. arrive at Look | Haven) 10.30, leave Williamsport, 12.46 p.m. arrive ad Harrisburg, 2.15 p. m., st Phllsdel ! phis at 4 3p. m Leave Bellefogte 105 p m, arrive at Look Haven i I Williamsport 2 pm; | Harrisburg, S¢ p m; Philadelphia 7 22 pm; and Buffalo 7 | pm | Leave Be Hefonte Af p.m. arrive at Lock Ha- i ven, 9.15 p.m... legve Williamsport 13 a arrive Harris rg, 415 a.m. arrive al m., Philadelphia at | a.m [ISBURG YiA LE Leave Bellefonte at 6 40a. m,, arrive at Lewis burg at 9.00 a. m Barriswur, 11.390 a. m. Philadelphia, 3.17 plm Leave Bellefonte, 215 pl m., arrive at Lewis burg, 4.42 at Harristurg, 6.50 p. m., Phila deipbia at 0.20 p.m 4 a We promptly obtain US. and Foreign ¢ : nd model, sketch or phot omy $ lion report on pater ty r free book, [4 Fd Id 7 { ‘ i Ld é ¢ ¢ 4 cz zi TRADE - Tw 3, OPPOSITE U.S. PATENT OFFICE WASHINCTON.D.C. WRN NNN A ea EE. wi HOWARD 1 rey Helnle wr Martha Go Tome pl tsmaysbmg Sarah Benham J | Ling ™ HUSTON TWP WC Heinle LIBERTY TWP (haries Bruce IL. G oseph Roberta LJ Delong MARION Twp Thomas Lewis Con I J Lingle J Wr Allison Franklin AD Harris Moor stans ( IMILES Twp James Hepburn Taser & Costs HOWARD BOROUGH Soloman Candy MILESBEBRURG BOROUGH John & Hal) Harrison levy... PHILIPSBU RG BOROUGH L Thos Plikerton SOUTH PHILIPSRURG BORO, Mrs Levi Benhofr. Mrs Mary Hayes Mrs Frances Waple Wim Bates, Sr ‘ Wm Collinge... ... Samuel Kdminston...... Supposed Owner ten 8 Lots Delong D Shugert Welght Mary M Frank Jonas Walker Jas A Beaver, tr urtin Heinle hard Parker " mw wn SE ATE D LANDS UNIOXNYILLE BORO emima Rash BOGUS TOWNSHIP Mil Pre I Ella Wagner A Summers Kstate BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP Woods Haft. ... RUSH TOWNSHIP, Beaver Lumber Co Wm Beatty Jas Beatty DE Danis King Powder Co Hen Leister. . W F Noble nal LR James Hawthorn Unknown Ww n | Ww 4 #4 | Commiss'n'rs OfMoe, | County Commissioners WORTH Twpr John Q Miles Iatrd Heinle Wi Geo Plkak ENOW SHOE TOWNSHIP Harry Williams APRINSG TOWNSHIP Andrew Broekerhoff Constans Curtin Constans Curtin UNION TOWNSHIP Irvin Swisher ! Dawes Huoxwan, Prue H Muynn, Bore A. Muosans, ( Amman ¥ Mities, Clerk Bellefonte, Ps, | E.K. RHOADS At his yard opposite the P. R. R. Passenger station, sells only the best qualities ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS COALS. Also all kinds of Straw and Superior screenin burning, Buil Pluteors sm sand, TELEPHONE OA CALLS: Central “naw. .- = - Sand. for lime and THE NEW GROCERY THE PIONEER OF LOW PRICES IN BELLEFONTE. We are at your service and will be pleased to show you goods and quote you prices at any time-—-no trouble whatever. Am having a nice trade in SALT Fisn. Have a look at them, Do you like good Bread ? Well, I have the stuff that makes it. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. E. T. ROAN, Bishop St. Bellefonte, Pa. MONEY TO LOAN In large and small quantities on approved security. Farms for sale, Real estate bought and sold, W. 6. RUNKLE, Att'y, Crider Exchange. Bellefonte. GARMAN WOUSE.. High Street, opposite Court House, Bellefonte, Pa. Entirely New. New Furniture. Steam Heat. Electric Light, and all modern improvements, C. NM & CB. GARMAN, Proprs. — : er pe ap aukiug Ca. Recrive Durosrrs; Di Discount Norss. JM. SHUGUERT, Cashier,
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