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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONT¥,
FA, FEBRUARY 12,
1903.
HERDERED AND ROBBED
Boarding House at Portage, Pa., |
Elown Up to Hide Double Crime.
YWO CCAD AND TWO INJURED
Fir of Bodieg After the Explosion
Reverled Mygtorious Crime — Be:
Cw ¥ 1d $900 Missing—Many
Ot Bi 8 Damaged
) 10 A dastard
Iy i ry and murder
resulted in wrecking by dynamite
of an Ita i mrding he ¢ at Por-
t th y \ yosterday
morning Iwo [ } wre dead, two
are injured and a " yf others had
miraculous escapes from d 1 when
the explosive t go. The concussion
broke the windows in all the buildings
for nearly a square and did some other
damage. The dead are: Tony Grillo,
aged 44; Mrs. Tony Grillo, aged 41
Ralph Tellilido and Joe Destavo were
seriously injured.
The scene of the affair was an Ital-
fan boarding house occupied by Grillo,
his wife, three daughters and about 25
boarders.
When the explosive let go the in-
mates were hurled in all directions, but
the most of them escaped serious in-
Jury. The bodies of Grillo and his wife
were found buried beneath the ruins
of the building, which was completely
demolished.
The boarders are all employed about
the railroad at Portage. They had no
occasion to use dynamite, and none of
the explosive was known to be in the
house, yet persons familiar with its
use say that at least 25 pounds must
have been put off under the room
where Grillo and his three little girls
slept. It was stated that Grillo had |
between $600 and $700 and his wife
$200 more in the house, but none of
the money has yet been found. and
the theors at it was stolen by some
one who killed the iple and then
exploded the ynamite to cover the
erin } d« ped ye
terday afternoon tends to strengthen
this t}
The 8 ex at | osed
the fact t { i » shed
as if \ 5 t, and
hi Further
in
A t 1 i were the
Excl | Yerkley's Ho
tels fr f S ; & Coffield
Alexander W . ¥ store and
Silverman & ( 5 al store
The entire ation of Wn Was
aro 1 St y the explosion
a man wa nr AWAY
A WOMAN'S AWFUL CRIME
Confessed to Killing Husband and
Burning Body In Kitchen Stove.
Monticello, N. Y., Feb. § Mrs
Lafayette Taylor, of ( treville, Sul
Hvan county, ¥ ay nfessed to
hav | : Aafayette
Ta m Jan
uary laylor
disa January
. i : ried
h { fay
i 1 A » a Cen
tre ¢ man, whe not buy for
fear Tavior 1 t come ba and claim
it. Mrs. Taylor told him to rest easy on
tha 1 K him and
burned h iy
; 14-yea i da e Tay
lors was asked about the story her
m er had told about having killed
her father St aid the Ory was
true Mr Taylor was arrested. and
yesterday made a full confe on
Her story that her husband, who
was a hard nker, came home on the
night of January 25 very drunk and
began to abuse her. She secured a re- |
PASSED ANTITRUST BILL
Measure Goes Through the House By
|A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED, p. |
Wednesday, February 4.
The international conver tion of the
i Epworth League will be hed at De
tult, Mich, July 16-19,
Fire destroyed six blocks in the bus
Unanimous Vote,
| Washington, Feb. 9—By a unani-
| mous vote, 2456 to 0, the house Sat
[ urday passed the anti-trust bill. The
{ elosing chapter was devold of excite.
ment For three hours the Democrats
| offered a series of amendments de
t Ince “teeth” in the bill, but
the ther ruled out of order or
voted nohy a ict party vote, On !
{ ’ { i tical ranks
on It on an amendment of
by M1 I Homi: i {Dem.), of lowa,
to ma the filing of turns incumbent
pon all corporations mandatory. On
that amendment en Republicans
voted with the Den rat
1 hill pi requires corpora
| h Led 1! A i i file ros
t 4 | ar le of incor. |
ration, financial composition, condi
tion, ete hh the interstate com
merce commission on penalty of being
r rained from engaging in interstate
COMMErce Pres penalties for |
false returns, ete. The commission is
given authority In its discretion to call
| for similar returns from existing cor
{ porations doing an interstate business,
The commission is given power to
compel the answer to questions, and a
fine of not to exceed $5,000 is imposed
for fallure to obey the commission in
this respect. Rebates by carriers ls
made punishable by a fine of not less
than $1,000, and corporations violating
the provisions of this section are for.
bidden the use of the instrumentali-
ties of Interstate commerce, Carriers
are prohibited from knowingly trans.
porting articles produced, manufact
ured or sold In violatich of the Sher
| man act. In cases of prosecutions, no
| person Is excused from testifying on
the ground that such testimony would
tend to incriminate him, but for such
testimony the witness is not to be
prosecuted The circuit courts are
given jurisdiction in cases of violation,
and it is made the duty of distriet at
| torneys to institute proceedings to pre
| vent violat and indly fan
aged by A 4 authori
to sue
PRESIDENT DECLINES
Mr. Roosevelt Refuses Allies’ Invita
tion to Act as Arbiter
Wa r i 7 Pr lent
Ro [] | nyita 4]
of i 3 ats 5
qu Nn as to w y hall
cel pr i 1 t atment
wit 114 Wf thair lait ng
Ver ela t ther ft
tior He 1 : sion
day aftern and it rn 1 Sect J
Hay to d atch a note to the British
embassy a n advising the British
ambassad that eff« The mat
ter, therefore, now will referre to
The Hague tr 1 This will r it
in t immedia al g of the block
ade
Immediately on r ipt of S«¢ tary
Ha note yuncing t pre jent's
de na H Br h aml add ad
dre i a commun on Minist
HB tating tha wn ifferis
fre 4 atiack of & Bripg 41
wo f Mr. Bowe w
all : H i Vi An env
wer : n the emba wher
the 1 assador explained tha
wen to call for severa
1d announced the arrival of hi
protocs which he was prepared t
submit to Mr owen for signature
Later the German minister Baron
Sternberg, called on Mr. Bowen ani
the 8 protocol,
iminary
announced arrival of hi
Today's program includes pre
preparations for the signing of the
proto ols It developed that two pro
tocols are to be signed by Mr. Bowen
with the Italian ambassador, Signor
| Mayor des Planches; two with the
British ambassador, and two with the
| German minister, Baron Spec von
| Sternburg
volver, which she had purchased a few |
days before, and tried to frighten him
He attempted to take it from her, and |
ggle It went off, the bullet | py 1pINO BANDITS ROUTED
m over the eye and killing
She was so frightened | Fifteen Killed in Engagement With
ng arrested for murder | Constabulary.
that she decided to cut up the body and Maniia, Feb, 10 A force of 100 con-
burn it. Her 14-year-old daughter wit- | stabulary, under Inspector Keithley, on
nessed the shox 1g and helped her to | Sunday defeated a body of 200 insur
cut up the iy In all es with | ents near Mariquina, a small town
an axe and burn it in t} kitchen | seven miles from Manila Clty, after a
stove, together with the ng of the | severe engagement, in which Inspector
victim. The burnt bot We ground | Harris and one man of the constabulary
fine and fed to the her he blood | were killed and two other men of the
spots were covered up with paint constabulary wounded. The enemy left
Mrs. Ta AYR Phe { od be-| 16 dead and three wounded, Inspector
cause the : haunted her Th Harris’ home was at Atlanta, Ga
daughter has not been arrested yet The body of insurgents formed the
Endorse Slave Pension Bill, main force of the irreconcilable General
Fort Wort ex. Fob. 9.~—At the | San Mig The constabulary were
regular meeting yesterday of the R | divided into three detachments. which
B. Lee Camp. United Confederate Vet. | YT scouting in the Maraquina Val
erans, a refolution er Jenator ley. The detachment commanded by
Hanna's bill to pension former slaves Inspector Harris came upon the enemy
was Introduced by the state historian, who were In a strongly intrenched po
Judge C. C. Cummings, and passed by sition Inspector Harris fell at the
an ahnost unanimous vot The reso | first volley, being hit five times. The
ution urges that Texas representa | detachment of constabulary, although
tives in congress wport tl Hanna outnumbered, held its position until
measure to the extent of res ’ | Inspector Keithley with the main force
ex-slaves who remained at home, with. | arrived When the enemy were put to
In the ages set .forth in the bill or | JOuL, els hendquarters ute tpt
a uihe with thal \babp | tured and burned, and the constabulary
gos ¢ Ab rr A Aor pry seized the records of General Han
who were inl} te " in the United Staten | Miguel, who claims that he succeeded
volunteer service and already are on | \° 'N® cmd of the insurrectionary
the pension list, orcas when the other generals sur-
rendered. He has only a handfull of
Earthquake at Owensboro, Ky. | men under him, and his operations
Owenshoro, Ky, Feb, 9A distinct | have been of no consequence, The
earthquake shock was felt here at 6.45
o'clock last night. Plctures were
shaken from walls and tables in the
second stories of many houses. The
shock was also felt at several other
Kentucky towns and by some in [1
nos.
Killed While Playing With Pistol,
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Feb, 9. — While
playing with a loaded revolver yester
day, louis Reel shot and killed his
companion, Thomas Mossip. They .re
both 17 years of age and well op
pected. Reel was arrested and aced
in the city prison for a heaing.
os —vc
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| wounded Americans are all severely
{njured.
A Peculiar Raliroad Accident,
Buffalo, Ia, Feb, 10.—F, H. Croft and
his wife were seriously injured and
thelr G-year-old daughter was killed in
a peculiar accident here yesterday. As
a Rock Island freight train, drawn by
two locomo'ives, war passing, the sec.
ond engiie and several cars jumped
Ihrougt (he passenger station In whi bh
Croft- ara his vite «ve child wr o
fam i
the track, «rd a osded car plung 4 |
Inesg spetion of Middlebury, Vi, res
terdany. Loss estimated at $150,000,
A Lill providing for the abolishment
of capital punishment was introduced
in the New York legislature yester
day
By an
at Marie
Newell
seriously
explogion of nitroglycerine
ita, O., yesterday Mrs, John
was killed and her two sons
injured
Charles C. Morris a cook aboard the
battleship Maine, now lying at
Island Navy Yard, Philadel
fell down an open hatchway and
his neck.
Thursaay, February 5,
100 men were caught yesters
the New York police In a raid
gambling in West 31st
naw
League
phia,
broke
bout
day by
on a
street
house
Miles terday
guest of Colonel Cody In London,
where the Wild West Show Is being |
given. |
Senator Lodge yesterday introduced |
a bill authorizing the erection in Wash- |
ington of a monument to John Paul |
Jones, at a cost of $560,000,
The Pennsylvania legislature yester-
day passed a resolution for the appoint. |
ment of a commission of 32 to repre-
sent Pennsylvania at the St Louis
Fair and appropriating $300,000 for the
erection of a building. |
Friday, February 6.
Former United States Senator Henry
L. Dawes died yesterday at Pittsfield, |
Mass. {
The French cruiser Tage, Admiral |
Rivet, has arrived at New Orleans and |
will remain 15 days |
General yes was the
Twelve houses at Norristown, Pa,
were unroofed by the violent wind |
storm of Wednesday night No one
was injured
The annual convention of the Repub.
lean State Editorial Assoclations in
the United States will be held at Wash.
ington February 26 and 27
At ition was troduced in the
U. 8. senate 3 rday to apj Ser
ator Quay a ms er of of
MAanagy f th Nat i rs’
Home to fill a vacancy
Saturday, February 7.
Secretary M yesterday accepted
Captain R. | H i
from the na
Har f H f f RE We
known base A ayer, wa cK
and killed by a trolley car at Philadel
phia yesterday
Burglars dynamited the ss n the
postoffice at Mainville { ia
county, Pa., yesterday mu ng. They
secured about $
The Philadelphia and Rea £ Rail
way Company yesterday declared a
semi-annua t f 2 per cent. or
the first preferred ck
Pre ent W yW Wil
Pris n Un t vas the g
of honor last At Sth a
banq vf e | i \
sOcCin H i int at Baltimore
Monday, February 9.
The this { ‘
J. MM. M ily Ww 4 8 d :
Ashey ou
W 1 | i# nw r
in Carl e. Pa. for the benefit of ti
Y.;%.0C. A. on Fy ATS
The has instr d Ben
ators in o« tow for t Cuban
recipr treaty and the Panama
Canal bill
Sparks from his pipe fell into a
powder keg and John Gallow was
blown to shreds In a quarry at Heller
town, Pa
A mob took lee Hall colored. from
the jail »* Wrightaville, Ga, Saturday
and lynched him, for the murder of |
Sheriff Crawford i
Tuesday, February 10.
Colonel Charies B. Davis, of the Fifth
Infantry, U. 8. A., will be retired at his
own request
Dr. George A. Harris, a well known |
physician of Bridgeton, N. J., dropped
dead In his office yesterday
San Francisco medical men say there
is no case of bubonic plague in that
city and that all danger has long been
passed
President Roosevelt yesterday signed
the bill appropriating $1,500,000 for a |
new Department of Agricultural build.
ing at Washington
One man was killed and three others |
fatally injured by the overturning of a
ladle of molten metal at a steel plant
at Pueblo, yesterday
Col
GENERAL MARKETS
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 9 Flour |
was steady; winter supefine, $2706
2.90; Pennsylvania roller, clear, $3.10
| fog” city mills, extra, $2953.10
Rye flour was quiet, at $3.156@ 3.20 per ;
No p Penne
Corn firm;
DA Lg Oats were
quiet; No. 2 white, clipped, 44c.; lower |
grades, 42% Hay was steady: No. 1}
thinothy, $18 for large bales lool was
steady; beef hams, 819420. Pork was
firm; family, $20, Live poultry, 1
for hens, and 9@%%e, for old roosters
Divased poultry, 13%c. for cholee fowls, |
and 10¢, for old roosters. Butter was
steady; creamery, 28¢, per pound. Eggs |
were steady. New York and Pennsyl-
vania, 20c. per dozen, Potatoes were |
steady; choice, 68@ 70c. per bushel,
was firm.
ne w, ROLee
local,
barrel. Wheat
sylvania, red
No. 2 yellow
M
Live Stock Markets.
East Buffalo, N, Y., Feb. 8 Cattle
wore active
prime steers, $665.25;
gown, $2.75@4; heifers, $3.5064.25
bulls, Soa frosh cows, oy per
head. Veals strong; fops, @e.’
common to good, A , Fh fairly
active; heavy, $7.064 7.10; mixed, $7.05;
Yorkers FE $7; rou hs, $6006.25;
stags, $6 lambs were
steady; o Fy 06.65. Fy to
food. $4.26@ 6.50; your rlin $5.200
00; ewes, $4500 op mixed
Fd ied 75, as to good, $2.26
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A woman who is obliged to be
the time because of disease is
practically buried alive, This
18 peculiarly so if she has been
an active woman, fond of out-
door sports and pastimes. Life
seems all lost to her, If at times
she can creep
from bed to look |
on at the sports
of others she
feels like al
phantom revis- |
iting the scene
of former joys.
No woman
need accept
weakness and
sickness as her
lot for life. Dr.
Pierce's Favor-
ite Prescription
makes weak
women strong
and sick wom-
en well. It es-
tablishes regularity, dries the
drains that weaken women, heals
inflammation and ulceration, and |
cures female weakness.
"Several ago I met with an |
accident which caused falling of the |
uterus,” writes Mrs. PP, H. McMillan,
Vice-President ung Woman's Ten- |
nis Club, residing at 113 Newberry |
in bed + ti ( Of i
all the time or most of | nd ulceration and inflammation set
| ite Prescription, which cured me com.
A GRAVE.
Avenue, Chicago, Ills. "Did not pay
any attention to it until I felt pain,
in, Was so weak that I was obliged
to be in bed most of the time, Luck
ily for me I tried Dr. Pierce's Favor.
it only a little over
have had perfect
and have every reason
to believe that
your medicine
will surely cure
female troubles.”
Weak and
sick women are
! invited to con-
| sult Dr. Pierce
by letter, free.
All correspond-
ence is held as
sacredly confi-
dential the
written confi-
dences of wom-
en being guard-
ed by the same
strict profes-
sional privacy
observed by Dr.
Pierce in personal consultations
with sick women. Address Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
* Pavorite Prescription " makes
| weak women strong, sick women
well. Accept no substitute for
the medicine which works won-
| ders for weak women,
pletely after usin
three months,
health since,
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AND LIFE IS ALL WE MAKE IT!
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HOME ! There is not a word in the scope of the
English language that appeals more to the individual.
Your HOME is what you make it, and there is nothing
that will make your HOME happier, your children
more gleeful, than the inspiration of music.
Do you have a good Organ or Piano ? If not, ret
us talk to you about ft.
We will surprise you by our
Low Prices and Easy terms.
It will cost you nothing to inquire.
and we will call.
M. C. GEPHART,
Represented by H. CG. KRAPE
Drop a caro
Bellefonte.
ALLEGHENY
29 STREET
Solesroom
New Year Bargain
you a happy and prosperous New Year we take
In wishing
Sale...
this opportunity ‘to announce to our customers a
20 PER CENT. REDUCTION IN
Harness, Robes, Blankels and Horse Equipments
In order to fully appreciate the
character of this offer, call
and see the quality of these goods,
REMEMBER,
20 PER CENT,
they
are sold subject to a slaughter sale of
and the cut will last during January oxy.
BIG CUT IN SKATES.
We offer the entire
THIRTY PER CENT.
less than the regular price,
Just
remaining
think
reduction of
Nearly one-third
stock at
it!
a
of
McCalmont & Co.
BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET,
ALLEGHENY ut. BELLEFONTE
We keap none but the best quality of
| BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SLICED WAM
| All kinds of Smoked Meat, Fork Sausage, ote
If you want a nioe Juley Steak go to
PHILIP BEEZER,
EVERY POST OFFICE A BRANCH BANK,
You ean deposit with eS gut The high.
onl rates on savings,
PER CENT.
On Savings Accounts,
Write for hookiet explaining
our plan.
COMMONWEALTH
REAL ESTATE A TRUST €O.
Sittaburyg
« Pa.
199-399-931 Fourth Avene,
| RCRIve Dirostys ;
PENNYROYAL PILLS
Centre County Banking Co.
Corner High and png Steet,
Discount NoTes
JM. SHUGGERT. Cashier
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
hs I ——
"House Painting
Interior Decorating
Picture Framing,
the
Are
busine BR,
leading pictures of
An iminense
our
wsortment
of Wall Paper for your selections
and the Latest ldeas for Interior
Decorati We employ
ony
Skilled Workmen
in all branches of the business. Let
us Know vour wants and o ir repre-
sentative will ea n you
| R. B. Montgomery,
Bellefonte, Pa.
© risers Stone B lg.
Three Fine Far arms
nie
Private Sale |
| Estate of Jacob Garbrick, dec’d.
| late of Marion twp.
The undersigned executors offer the follow -
| Ing Yaltaie real estate at private sale, ali of
which is located in Maron township, Centre
county. about I miles west of Jacksonville.
NO. 1-148 ACRES ¥ ARM
| known as the Jacob Garbrick homestead.
NO.2-188 ACRE FARM.
Adjolns the above and is known as the “Jasco
Harter farm”
NO. B12 ACRE FARM
adjoins above and is part of the MoAuiey
tract
NO. & WE AGRES FIMBEELAND
th of above lands « Muney mn
I'he above farms ar reat
N tany v . s fertile ’
soll that yields good We
plete with subsiaz ih b
pring and we wa ¢
churches, and handy §
are desirable nr p s for ¢
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nve 4
¥ ‘ s and furth f re
HeExuY Gansniox, Zion, Pa
pRILIB Fe i1B 4 4
E. K. RHOADS
gr his yard opp site the P
R. R. Passeng ger 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
PlasterersSand
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