2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JUNE 19, 1902, : SIXTH WEEK OF STRIGE Loss is Now Estimated at About a Million Dollars » Day. MINE BOSSES JOIN THE STRIKERS How Many Quit Work Is Problemati cal, Ay Operators Claim to Hava More Than Last Week, and Mitchel Says One Half Quit Work, , Fa June }7—The sixth anthracite coal without a Witkesbarre week of the miners strike began yesterday rip ple to aisturb the calmness of the sit vation. Hain rell nearly all day which helped to Keep the more than fale men and boys indoors Teports of assaults on workingmen cond were receiveq here gion, but no ne Most of these attacks occur cover of darkness or at starting tim. in the morning The sum of $30 000000 will bar cover the losses of the five weeks the anthracite strike, the amounting to about $1,000000 a The figures follow s to operators fn price of coal (normal), $13.100 loss to mine workers in $6 450 000; loss to employes, other than 2 ers, made idle the strike, $1¢ 000: toss to business men in coal ra» gion, $4, outside the region, $2 mainta \ | and ir 150,00 S[everast an nen ctions ot the r IG ure under ti and iron police from different ae was serfously ol thakbt NON losses now dav L.osge wages, by 200.600: loss to business “040 000 mn police tional association ask the tean Central Pennsyivan coid water on th iterated w } the Centr not he measure soft would be a me of the ve alread; miners that t} anthra The mining superintend coal companie tors also had nothing new to ret PRESIDENT DISCUSSED STRIKE Roosevelt, After Conference, Believe An Early Settlement Will Be Made Washington June 18 nounced I ntur vizit of Ge of J. Plery on Fr CUusSEIONn Whet! Pe rkin fe one is not upon the bes strike was ta phases thoroughly It is also asserted that vyersation with Mr dent believes there tlement of the mine workers and the operators N detalls of the plan of settlement ha been made known It ght ay nig of er the Perkin will be differences hotween t the pre an early Lightning's Strange Prank, Pennsgrove, N. J., June 16.—Durir a violent storm lightning struck t home of Thomas J. Torton, the ga warden. The course of the bolt wa through Mr. Torton's bedroom. Int the hall, across another bedroom down stairs, and into the sitting roc The last apartment was completels wrecked, pictures being torn from th walls and a desk being neatly emptic of the books and papers which it con tained. win Explain Cuban Payments, Washington, June 17.--Secretar Root has assumed full responsibil for the payment of money to Genera Gomez by General Wood during the American occupation of Cuba, and i! congress asks for an explanation « the matter he stands prepared to fur nish what he regards as the most con vincing proofs that the payments were dictated L the wisest statesmanship Suit of Clothing Caused Suicide. Princess Anne, Md, June 16.-Ne cause his father forbade him to wear a new sult of clothing, Daniel Web stor Fitzgerald, 17 years old, yesterday blew off the top of his head with a thot gun. *ALMA OPPOSES SUGAR RESATY He Informed President Roosevelt That Plan Cannot Be Carried Out. Washington, June 17, Presid Palma, of Cuba, hag indicated to VP dent Roosevelt his convi yn that th ition relative to Cuban would be not anly very hie in itself, but tld be ¢ sively expensive and almost impossible distribution rebate propos sugar objec. tiona xtan wi tO carry out in the 10t stated how nied to Pre it, but 1t 18 as this proposition omni sident Hoo med that Secietay having been « the Palma » Should 1t there is ant tay was the medium Guainted by Senor Quesada of President yject nnister Opi on this sed Cc Ome hp rent that : no possibin reem petween Lhe senate of the pending fe the ident ! ndeavor Revie MO pro i prapnsition fi The fire ably will tu stmpliry by dropping | the “m ation amd neg Hinting ou vith President Palma Mich a treaty would req al of two-thirds of the werd that nditlions this ws {f attainment tid be « the he Ls it under Hd not At larified by t nny from th is that the | or no King Wi he ndsor sho exandra, howe Prince er mer the The with arrival caught a much better will Is still and Princess of Wales ar royal family at in stints Prince of Wales of Wind od the mavor ther¢ he have 4 Care troubled with s TRAGEDY AT COATESVILLE Widow Shot By Suitor, Who Is Als Killed In Struggle For Weapon Pa June M Sahlor, a w Coatesville Rachel shot and Ricer, of Newcastle killed by a 16 stantly k while struggling | for po of trage sald quarrel cor w Sahlor's peared » he house Mra clined to welve missing him A revolver her through the heart claimed, aimed the Ernest, who grapple ing the charged Ricer's stantly iy was the result o regarded suitor and dem Sahlor She «¢ and was when he ket and He then. | ver at M 1 with him. D struggle the pistol was the bullet taking effect | head, killing him almost | 1 As He anded interview him at the door Pox from his revol Seven-Year Old Wing Shot. Baltimore, Md. June 16 lar, Jr.. 7 yoars old, Jesse Pon of Havre de Gras surprised the members of the Balt more Shooting Association yesterda by killing 15 out of 20 pigeons at yards rise. Four of the five scors last fell dead out of bounds " father is a wellknown duck shoo! on the Busquehanna flats. The joins him occasionally, and has a re ord of 168 ducks on the wing for on day's work In the sink box. The itt) follow uses a 28 gauge gun. and eo perts were surprised to find that ho was bandicapped by having a nine pound pull on each trigger. Suicide ‘From Brooklyn Bridge. New York, June 16.—A young man who was a passenger on a Brooklyn bridge car Inst evening suddenly left his seat and sprang over the bride rail and Into the river below. T1 body was not recovered. Policewan Dorn was the nearest person to hi when he jumped. Dorn saw hi alight from the car, and, divining 1). stranger's purpose, started after him The stranger sald: “Don't you toue, me,” and then, crying out “Good bye,” went over the rall Into the river Hix body reappeared only once after the plunge, tarios ) , > A | held a 3.10 10 fair to A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED, Wednesday, June 11, The annual commencement of Johns Hopkins University was held at Balti- more yesterday, Brigadier Generals Sumner Lincoln and Samuel M, Whiteside nave been retired of the Maine Republican it Portland today Hoosey irrived at morning to steend graduation sxercises of (he cadets Ihre men <llled yesterday LAIN YY sn explosion in the Aur mine of the Oliver Mining Company Ironwood mooted Secretary dressed the neon dent Polini nis plate conve Pr ofr Chis were yor Mich Thursday, June 12, Fhe naw sclentitic ouilding { Marshall College at Land jedicates sesterday Benor sonzaies de Quesada Cuban ainister 'n the York of Frank a ah Sle Fa. was the fre nited Biate terdas arrived on New ve Hevana Same! Va wan Killed voiver in his pock Caidwveli of whi! dentally tderable “a and state ofMoory raging ‘an (Colorado now aging origin and all are « Friday, June 13. A Paris spatch say 1.0 at the francs has Ban} June Monday, Tuesday, June 17. Be . Of heat for the re the a 2 T. Herrick, treas nal Men ved fron the fund yeater of th n of Gene eelved ov national A or ' delegates ra who red Mountain convention at Md GENERAL MARKETS. Pa. J winter superfine Pennsylvania roller 165 city mills, extra, Rye flour was quiet barrel Wheat was | sylvania red KJ he WF Sd steady. No. 2 yellow, local, 67'%ec, © were quiet; No. 2 white, clipped, 52° lower grades, Hix Hay was sts No. 1 timothy sold at $156.60 16 large bales. Beef was steady. b hams, $219 21.50. Pork was firm; fan iy $20.560@ 21 Live poultry sold 13%c. for hens, and at fc. for roosters; spring chickens, 240 Dressed poultry sold at 12% cholce fowls, and at 8%a% » roosters, Butter was steady; cream ery, 23c. Egger wore steady; New Yo and Pennsylvania, 17%ec. per dozen Potatoes were dull, eastern, old, w per bushel, Live Stock Markets, East Buffalo, N. Y., June 16. Cattle were steady to strong rime steers 7.25, fair to , 35.5008; choles rh, $8@ 6.00; and fat cows, $6.25 b.60; nd bulls, $5.50@5. 6; fra Jeows WD pringers steady, at $06 d. Veals opened stron nd Pied 26c. lower; tops, $7.26@7 50@7; common to Ii ht § PJ] slow and 10415 es PE bn ty h fia 7.10; st lambs Ron ne to fic to Harta? B06 o Kh . to Som 25; whoo vp gi F044 50 sullg y Common, od EE To ttie Philadelphia Wan sien ime 16 Hy recently pro- | i reasury Shaw ad. | Went | [ Fainting Spells Are peculiar to women, Many women are liable what they term “fainting spells,” and this liability is always most marked at the monthly period. This alone is sufficient to connect the “fainting spell ” with a deranged or diseased condition of the woman ly organs. The use of Dr, Pierce's Favorite Pre scription cures irregularity, heals inflammation and ulceration, and stops the drains which weaken the body. It builds up the nervous sys tem, increases the vital powers, and so removes the common causes ol faintness in women There is no alcohol in "Favorite Prescription,” neither does it contain opium, cocaine, nor any other narcotic. Iet no dealer, for the sake of making an excessive profit out of your trade vou into buying a substitute for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Thousands of women who had been treated in vain by doctors, and had squandered large sums uselessly in other medi. cines, will te: that there is nothing "just as good” "Favorite Prescrip- tion,” because there is nothing else which helps so promptly and heals so perma- nently Men rarely faint. to delude tity as Every woman should send for a FREE copy of Doctor Plerce’s Medical Adviser. Send 21 one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing ONLY for the book in paps: oovers, or 31 stamps for cloth, to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. NIGGER IN THE WOOD PILE A dealer may sell you a Piano or Organ cheaper than we do, but the reason will be apparent when in five or six vears it “goes to the bone vard. No dealer can give vou better inducements than we of- fer and stay out of bankruptcy court. We back up all sales with an ironclad : guarantee. We must please vou for our reputation is at stake. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE and we shall continue to keep it such. Call and be convinced. M. C. GEPHART, Represented by H. 6. KRAPE, PERFECT ICE CREAM POWDER! . aia qd I half a fine hit Quart . make ¥ rs for ere ' Lasplbwery irawberry, Va 5, Chex flay BB ‘ odd : ‘ t r in making up 3 ge TLL Powder v os Of i of one quart of cold water Ie r lee are, Len ¢ A package ds Let } and Orang fany of th shave fi f Plain ar 1 Panex Crea 0. Nn WEEKS & CO., 91 Murray St., EA LL sand 1} New York City. N.Y. E.K. RHOADS At hs yard opposite the P R. R. Passenger station sells only the best qualities ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS COALS. Also all kinds of Wood, Grain, Hay, Straw and Sand. Superior screenings for lime burning. Builder's and Plasterers’ ne Sug, TELEPHONE GA CALLS: Central . . . JRPORMATION WANTED Certain patrons, through negligence, or for | peculiar reasons known to themselves, remove rom one locality to another, without notifyiny this office We are anxious to locate them so | that they may receive thelr paper regularly | and for other reasons, important to us Any | one who ean furnish the present address of the | following will confer & special favor, We give the former address Jonux G. Packer, Mileshurg {| HARYEY MoCasiix Mel ehapont Pa | A A ALEXANDER, Meriden, 11] Mus J. CO Stoves. Rosecrants, Pa A. WarLken, Snow Shoe Srent Warken, Hawk Run, Pa Enw, Lucas, Bellefonte Gro, KE. Rereen, Philipsburg, Pa. dacon Denn, Dice, Union Co. Pa W.B Conran, Yarnell, Pa Joux M. Coxren, Yarnell, Pa. HK. Waren, Yarnell, Pa J. 0, MiLLER, Woodland, Pa BR Hary, Johnstown W.H, Conmax, Windber, Pa w DUskLe, Braddock, Ma Rorsn, Centre Hall, (now In Mifflin Co.) Joux Warsox, Clearfield, A. T.8nuvree, Philipsburg AF. Musas, Laurelton, I's, Daxter, Snore, Milesburg Eiven Franen, Blanchard, AF. MiLLen, Laurelton, Pa BM. Kzirn, Sandy Ridge, Pa. J.8, RY RD, Warren, 111, Gino, W RrrontoLr, Sizerville, Pa SHAS, DiLLey, Tyrone, Wise, , 0, Rravonr, Awisburg ne. GRO. PENTZ, Dubois, Pa GRANT HOOVER. Fire, Life, Accident Insur- ance, Real Estate and Loans. 15 Standard Insurance Co's represented. You can't af- ford to insure your buildings or life until you see GRANT HOOVER. *1 To Ts avors, wit) ! klet | | | COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES. We are carrying a most com- plete line of staple and fancy groceries and at prices which we know you cannot help but appreciate. If you have never visited our store, give us a call as we are confident of our ability to please, Country Produce. New Onions, Carrots, Potatoes, LAeTMOoNs, Lettuce, Beets, Oranges, Bananas, ete. Farmers bring your produce here and 1e1 receive the highest } lig market prices, Sots d Goods t Preserves, Sweet Yickleg, O ebutter, ete, Veg AP Cakes and Crackers. Sc hier & Co . Best and heapest Grocer BELLEFONTE, PA. Bush House Block. {New Storeroom, New Stock, New Ideas. Puss our numero from the Pennsylvania passenger station to the Three {joining the post office on the west, in the BUSH ARCADE. Rs WIDE 8 We now tably comfor- 1 ROO0GS are more located, can show to better advantage, carry larg- r lines, have added many new goods and can quote you more interesting prices than ever, Moving means a tearing up, clearing out, general shaking up, and with it comes New Impulses, New Ideas and New Efforts to supply the wants of the trade. This is our invitation for you to pay usa visit. We are proud of our new store and if you call you will understand that we are determined to keep np with the times and main. tain the reputation of being the leaders in our line. Yours truly, McCalmont & Co Bellefonte, Pa.
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