6 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JUNE 26, 1902, ————— A (LAVELAND DENOUNCED Bryan Explains Absence From Pome} ocratic Banquet in New York. NO HARMONY WITH CLEVELAND Nebraskan Makes Bitter Attack On Politics, Be- Ex-President’'s Career In and Ridicules Reform-—Fight tween Democracy and Plutocracy. Lincoln, Neb., June 24. —The absence of W. J. Bryan from the Democratic harmony dinner at New York is pretty well explained by a statement given out by Mr. Bryan last coms- menting on the dinner out set, Mr. Bryan there thing as Den har former President Clevel cerned, He says: “The banquet given on the of June 19 by ti I'flden Club of New York city d as a ‘har- mony meet ned out to be what mi pected of such the Grover Cleve- thing and evening, At the is no such mony where ind BRAVE ocratic i8 Con- evening advertise ut it tur ave been ex Was ' oy t} an ovation to chief Democrat, be no such as men like hi in Dem land harmony those Cl and 0. ‘He not but put his at meat m who bel 3 frank enou Yance racy Clev Every show the [x have Mr View in ar NO RECIPROCITY THIS SESSION Cuban Bill Cannot Is Abande Pass Senate and ned. legi He make the i order of business after of the two Republi dered it evi no reciproe sion, the abandoned its It thi inter-oceani but the NnAve ere on canal bill an conference } lent that t} iegisiation at steering committee purpose that the CC: port the reciprocity bill before adjournment, but if it should do so there will be no effort to secure action on It In view of the well. known opposition of a large part of the sen ate. The friends of the policy of reci procity, however, are quite deter mined to bring the matter up the next session and repeat what they sald In Friday's conference that they will not desist until they accomplish their pur pose. Whether In the end they will do this through a bill or through a treaty they do not now undertake to pay. Senators generally congress will disperse 1st and the 4th of July ren Id be arg has an is possaib e mittee will re than com predict that the between the Will Entertain the President. New London, Conn., June 24.-At a meeting of citizens held last night ar rancements were made to tender such publie reception President Roose. velt on the occasion of his visit to this eity to witne Yale-Harvard races as the Hmited length of the visit will permit. A committee went to New Haven today to the president's train and consult form of reception would be able. to i the meot wif) accept: June Frost Injures Vegetation, Cumberland, Md., June 23. —A heavy frost on Saturday night Injured vege | tation in the higher altitudes of West. | ern Maryland and West Virginia At Elkins, W. Va. the temperature was down to 47 degrees, adopted the FANANMA HOUIE ADUMTED Senate Passed Spooner Amendment by Vote of 42 to 34. Washington, June 20.—Tue senate yesterday, by a majority of eight votes, Spooner substitute for the Hepourn Nicaragua canal biil, the vote on the substitute being 42 to 34. After two amend to the measure had | been ing for a com- mis the construction of the canal othe for the issnnn gold 10 ents adovted, one provid Ion 10 supervise and the sof $1 10 providing WO 000 000 of 2 pet cant bond which was passed by 1 he and that the iis the of 67 0 6 money construct waterway, it a vote Spooner amendment, as amended the senate, thro ent, lear title can adopted by president of the governm whether a « proviaes gh the law i aeters be ob- oii cers sonal mine tained of the Pans " Y ana MINA company RIFLE RANGE CAVED IN Three Crushed t« Girt ' } Men Death at Sea MN. J CORNELL WON REGATTA Before Them In ate Races. Swept Everything tercolle fires four miles 3 35: Wis ia ti | CURE vivania ar t! Pennsy Ousts Western Union. Iadelphia ne H N¢ meluded legraph } offices 1 by the en finally « Ie will 3.5 an al | © Pennsylvania Ratl perated the Western Postal take posses sion of offices on anuary 1, when the Western Union will be compelled to give up all of the trunk lines now in use which are on the property of the Pennsylvania Rallroad. This deal will deprive the Western Union of its chief putiets west and south, in addition to the 3500 feeders that cost little or nothing to maintain, Secure the lines owne road Union now « by The will the Negro Gets Degree From Princeton. Princeton, N. J., June 21--Announce- ment was made here yesterday thet among the degrees conferred during the Princeton commencement was the de. gree of master of arts upon George 8 Stark, a negro, and the first of his race to receive a degree from the univer. sity. He is a resident of Baltimore, and Inst month graduated from the Princeton Theological Seminary Mile d Minute On the Pennsy. Altoona, Pa, June 23.--The fastest run ever made over the middle divi sion of the Pennsylvania Rallroad was made Baturday, when the fast mail train, No. 11, covered the distance of 132 miles between Harrisburg and Al toona In 129 minutes, averaging a frac tion over 60 miles an hour. The rum was made necessary oa account of the train being behind time Coal Fleet Tied Up. Baltimore, June 24 fe conl carriers, with a total earry- ing capacity of nearly 100,000 tons, are in port awaiting cargoes. Thy em- bargo le caused by the closing of tne Virginia ports owing to the strike in the West Virginia mines and the nck of sufficient ears on the Baltimore and Ohio Rallroad to bring the coal from the miner along its lines, Fifty-three son | | | | | | ! | with | WesLITTLE tens AROCHIN MIS CHARM SLONOE AT A ; N PARTY AND TITEY LZACERL COMFIARARE NOTES. THE COCKNEY CHAP APPEARS AND CRPIUHLYE Tri EMININVE ITTLE nn ee WHAT THEY BAY Sources Opinion of the Day. Extracts From Various cating Democratic cerning Q England het fea jestions in | trust wil ben a di vote hims fes with an a sas Clty Star gnant amit The tarift duty sugar jou Mige 5 ition clare ths Cuba, «¢ Platt's worst er Indianapolis Journal Men tion's who Filipinos, have v their side. If, in the tter of ser ment fail to touch the h conscience of the American they are no less str wm th tical point; and every whether it appeals to the pocket of the American citizen favor of “independence” for the Fili pinos. Omaha World-Herald (Ind.) who policy Insist Argument ear peo they conside heart oy It must be discouraging to a fa't} ful and courageous public oMecial like Pension Commissioner Evans to find himself sacrificed to the “exigencies of an antagonism numerically u portant but of serious political sideration But to Evans it must be a cause for gratifl cation and to American opinion it Is a credit that the sentiment of the newspaper press and of the people of the country, whatever the partisanshin of the one or the other, cordially dis approves that sacrifice and expresses a frank condemnation of the proceed ing. ~—New York Press (Rep.). con “We are In the Philippines because | we want the islands for ourselves, not | because their people want us there” | says the imperialist Boston Transcrip® “Decause we want the islands for o: solves.” Precisely. We grabbed them for that reason, and all the talk a’ manifest destiny and duty was | morest “rot.” But the Imperializ's don't want the Islands now near.y much as they thought they did Portland (Me) Eastern Argus (De: No matter what action Demo sonators take, the entire defeat of Cuban reciprocity, sho: 'd come, would rest upon the Repul can majority, who are justly respo | ble for all legislation. Bad faith w... | Cuba, to whom we owe peculiar obi! tions and whose claim for tariff cou cesslons is supported by strong mo a) | sentimental and political consi! ations, eannot and will not be (cl. erated by the honest Republican MAHON, ~~ Standard Un’ (Rep) Commissioner | blame for | OLD It’s impossible for you not to look old, v ith the color of seventy years in your hair! Perhaps you are seventy, and you like your gray Ii ne #9 use Aver's Vigor. nair. Hair ( taThe rich Ct $1.00 a betiie regriets EYE SPECIALIST, of Williamsport, w } Garman House ONE DAY ONLY, Thursday, June 26th from 8 a.m. to 8 p. m. Prof. ADHILY Ang gels re putation for and work: tablished in Bellefonte He Those who nanship is well es and viemn universal sa tisfacti on. want the heat for headache, gives weak or defect) ve eve should go to no other but wait for him. sight, Will also be at Holter's Store Howard, Pa., on Friday, June 27th, in 1902. It Pays To Wash Occasionally And for that purpose you need soap, There's all kinds of soap on the market. Some are mede from fat, others from vegetable oils. The best one made is from Olive oil with just suffi. cient alkali in them to sapo-. nify the oil. We carry a fine line of Toilet Soaps and it would be a pleasure to show them to you and teil you which we think the best—can we have that pleosure ! it costs you noth. 4 ing. GREEN'S PHARMACY, Bush HouseJBlk. Bellefonte. treatment | iv PROFESSION A L oi RDS. THOS, J. BEXTON, “Aitorney a Law —OfMoe on second floor of Eagle Bloek, Allegheny street. Money to loan ; houses for rent and for sale. Collections and all other legal | business given careful and prompt atten tion, | FORTNEY & WALKER, (D. F. Fortney and i W. Harrison Walker) Attorneys at law. { Office in the Furst bullding, op posite court ] i house. FProwpt attention to all legal busi ness. B. TAYLOR, Attorney at Temple Court. Tux borough, Collect aw ~OMee In collector of Bellefonte ns promptly attended to ut Law Office Practices in al K. JOUNSTON ALL 4th floor the courts IIe Temple Court B. DD. GETTIG, A Bullding. Englis : business promptly ati “JRW in German nded to Lega WILLIAM G. BUNKLE Crider's Exchange Legal business pro ALLOrNeY-AL AW ~ and German attended to KLINE WOODRING . MONTGOMERY. We Don't Promise More Than We Give You, But-- We Give You All we Promise Wall Paper, House Painting, { Paper Hanging, Graining, Etc. H, B, MONTGOMERY, Square BELLEFONTE PENNA aaa aa rEERERERERRER E. J. Bathurst & Co. I. T. BARTON, Mang | public to tl stock Grroceries ed and well assorted TIN IN IN INI I II I consisting of if $ : Always in season. All goods are guaranteed Money refunded for ask- ing. It will pay you to call on them. Fleming, Pa, ERRERERRERERR ‘MONEY TO LOAN {In large and small quantities ov approved security. Farms for sale Real estate bought and sold W. 6. RUNKLE, Att'y, | Orider Exchange. Bellefonte BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET ALLEGHENY ST. BELLEFONTE, IFA We keep none but the best quality of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SLICED HAM All Kinds of Smoked Meat, Pork Saosage, ete If youjwant a nice Juley Steak go to PHILIP BEEZER. "Centre County Banking Go. Corner High and Spring Streets, ReCRIVE DRvosr™s : Discount NoTrs J. ML HTK TA ashier, Pruner | * Dally : : RA ILEOA D SCHEDULE. PENNSYLVANIA BAILROAD AND BRANCHES In effect on and after Nov, 26, 1901, VIA. TYRONE WERTWALD Leave Beliefonte © 55am, arrive at Tyrone il 06am, at Altoona, 1.00 pm: st Pittsburg Hp m Leave Belletonte i 22pm; 666 pm lonve Be lefonte 4 44 pm GCI: at AlLoona at ¢ iA TYRONE Bp m at Altoona Arrive fp m at Tyrone at Pittsburg Arrive at Pittsin EANTWAR] arrive at Tyrone pm; at Phflade) EBRNAE RRIZBEESLES SNOW SHOE BRANCH band after BE LEP INTER Tg Table ant Leave Bellefonte Arrive at LEJAD OF THE CENTRAI Time Tal RAI ¢ effect lecia Pars Dudkies Hablersburg Sayvdertown <$ ttany Huston » Lamar » Clintondale " Krider's Sid'g § Mackeyvilie A Osdar Springs Salona x Mri Hal * Al Lv. an BEECH CREEK RR) Jersey Shore. vw...) | Wmsport : Art "hila. & Reading ry PHILAD - NEW YORK Via Phila.) p.m. A mA tf Week Days 8:56 p 1 0:5 a. m. Sanday Philadelphia Slee ping Car attached to sast bound train from Williamsport at 11:3 “ and west bound from Fhiladeiphiast 1] 5p. m. J. W,GEPHART General Supt m. Sunday Br argnik CENTRAL RAILROAD. To take effect Apr. 5, 18% WESTWARD. 3 k } wns | see BA TTONS AN | Awmily Ar. | 10 3 8 3. ~Beliefonte.. 10 571 6 |... Coleville.. 10 42] 6 BW... Morris... We 6 Whitmer. 10 51) 6 #6|.. Hunters......| - -» et EEE rm aaa ok JF EE ST LE ret] LL LLL Er - -— » - = 12. Krumrine . (State College 27]... Struble..... 3 «Bloomsdort. 515 Pine Grove. | Trains A Montandon, Lewisburg, wil lamsport, Lock Haven and rone, connect with train Nos, 3 and 5 for State College Trains from State College connect with Penna Raliroad at Bellefonte for "a" cast and west H.Taomas Sapt, T e— AION _BENEe amsnchasssads ENsEass-uEnes® Ea a zz2s “agra BEB BEER EBEEM Bee=3 We prompaly obtain U, 8 and Foreign & AG CASNDW. Wi & Hib TON.D EW er ere er wre
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