THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BEL LEFONTE, PA., MAY , 1903, ROGT SPEARS OF MILITTA Secretory of Navy Delivers Address to Nutional Guard Association, NO TROUZLE RAISING SOLDIERS Mr. Root Cove Natic nal C Spirit, We Can MH World Cannot Co Columbus, O.. May Bb. stat Nati Guard the United States 25 states Major General Guard is id With National it as Quarte Says With rmaster and After rome iard Looking tile ive an Army the tend With. The Inter Association of opened with territories represented, Dick, National ing. 8S of War Root assistant Sanger, with astaff of officers, are present. Secretary Root made an addr beiore the convention. ing of the new militia law, he said supposed that immediately after the passage of the new law a code of decisions would be issued, defining certain parts and passages of the bill Nothing could have more unfortunate than such a belief The code is broad; it will have to be applied conditions aris ing in different some rich, n poor, will have toy he and meet such conditions nal here Ohio cretary Secretary regular army and “Some been very to many communities, and the questions handled as they arise with all the leniency possible to rails by conscription or by The National yl of the vol that the “There only two ing an army voluntary i Guard is the great unteers It is national governn expense of nn are ways of rvice gscho ended went shall not int intalr company It should organization rural distric are not The required con- its is a seri not fixed as a company where the merous as five sidered —w 80 to kil favs’ aining is als 0 be trainin many oth mined “I ines the re 4 4 n : ] © men will be rawn It too often exist on brar by hon united ma: year the thinking a great other. The od id d so that National Gus sor pens that wn together jealon bet we the officers the that will d sincere uvres at Avo After the Rile hes work Fort ers of both deal slements of one brand more of Are nes by the her “There will never in raisi 1 be in the portation 2 arrangement the the quarters and the national part the National spirit whole with “The whole question of fency rests with the officers and men of the regular army and the National Guard, and it needs but the new law in sympathy and with due consid and we cannot go astray.” The other speakers were Assistant Secretary of War Sanger, Representa. tive Conrey, of Massachusetts; Cnlo nel W. H. Hall, U. 8. A.; Judge Adve cate General Davis, UU. 8 A.; General Royster, of North Carolina; General Stewart, of Pennsylvania, and General Spencer, of New Jersey ng ev and wan and organization With government \aster's national performing part of the work of the Guard | we can have round world cannot contend effec and kindness, EXPRESS TRAIN KILLS SEVEN Grand Trunk Flyer Ran Into Crowd With Horrible Result. Detroit, May 4 Grand Trunk Pan American flyer from Chicago ran into a crowd of 1 I ple at ner, killing seven men and juring 30 mors Fifteen hundred Po landers from Toledo came up to De troit on a special Lake Shore train to celebrate a holiday. They left the train at the corner of Dequinder and Canfield streets and went over to St Josephat Church they the day with that congregation The Lake Shore tracks run out De quinder street, and a special train was to stop for the Toledo excursionists at Canfield avenue. Accompanied by hundreds of their local friends, walt. ing for the train, the excursionists jammed Canfield avenue some time before the train was due, in readiness for the special. When the train was sighted the crowd pushed across the track and om to the Grand Trunk tracks, which adjoin those of the Lake Shore, just as the Grand Trunk Pan American flyer came thundering In from the west The people were thrown Into the alr and dashed to either side of the track. Many of them were ground under the wheeld The police department was notified, and zii the ambulances in the city rushed to the scene The victims were scattered along the track for a distance of two blocks, Lanterns were procured and the work of rescue began immediately The scene reflected by the light of the lamp was horrible. The mangled and crushed bodies were gradually recov ered and sent to the hospitals when there was a flicker of life left, and to to morgue when there was none, A street cor seriously In where Cattle Perished in Snow Storm, Sharon Springs, Kan, May 5. ~8now in the valleys yet tolls of the severity of the past week's storm in Western Kansas, Farmers are coming in with reports of serious cattle losses. It is evident that more cattle have been killed than in all other storms of the winter combined, | Ky. | James Cockrell was i Speak- | | felt safe In re { cure in fil "| raided jes ] two | ied | 1 United AT quipmen All need | | police application of the | | mund Rothschild, eration for others, | os ers, i 300 spent | | be known KILLED IN THE COURT HOUSE Kentucky Lawyer, Mixed Up In Feud, Shot From Behind. Lexington, Ky.,, May b.—Just after he had finished filing papers reopen ing the contested election cases of Breathitt county, Hon, James B. Mar cum and killed by an un known a: He fell In the en- trance of the court house at Jackson, and never spoke, death being almost fpstantane He fell within a few yards of where Marshal hot July stationed In each instance Mar for the fusionists, sting for offices of sheriff and other now held by Democrats AS A Ie of his efforts and his sympathy the Cockrell faction in the Hargis Cockrell feud, he had for a year been garded “marked was shot sassin Twon own In the a n being the court ouse In cum who are county Judge counsel COL the places sult with generally re as a man." Vari have affidav assassinate him and sworn to in warnings, Marcum hig interrupted ago, and motion to r which had before ns plots to re ported Despite been its uming some me Ing a ion cases practice wpen the imperiled He walked the front door of the house, and, facing the stres engaged in conversation with Ben Ewing, a friend. The men had been talking about three minutes rang out in the rear of Marcum staggered, and to the floor another shot The first bullet the right of the spinal through the the shot ele t his life months from the office to court entered column ar assing breast ing him throug! f his head aimed as cled The peared to come from a possibly from behind a corridor It is generally belleved gassin was re ple, but no one has courage to name question is on every door fa passed and was shots ap struck next doorway door in the that the some ne ognized by thus him peo far though one's lips FINANCE COMPANY RAIDED | Concxrn That Swindied Many Persons C \sed by New York Officers New May Central office detects postoffice inspectors handsome offices of the can | and arrested John J Joseph R. Prince, and i ir on charges of grand and the fraudulent use of the States mails The concern is i many persons wk of the “Britis! "nance Wall Prince Horace larceny have Owning uth Af said tu Ace the British mem? of the the off erich dent ish ording to jssued mance Company OTS among Fred a8 pre th 10 Br t the ex given as Wallen, vice figure Sanderson general, has no such other officers are consul informed here that ists. The General Edmund L fdent; J. Cameron Rogers Hansell Taylor board of directors cons erick Cammington chairman < J. Cammeron Rog- Thomas Kanney Brown, Baron Heinrich von Prall, Hon. Edmund L Wallen and Sir Charles Noble The detectives found a list of about names of customers of the pany and a nu people who ackn ing re ceived small dividends on stock. The concern is supposed to have been run ning about months person pres secretary; and the ists of Sir Fred treasurer com mber of letters from wledged ha seven KILLED BY BREAKING SCAFFOLD Three Sheet Metal Workers Plunge to | Death at Pittsburg. Pittsburg, April 2 As a result the breaking a scaffold at the Union Station William Nelson Adams Charles Carman and Isador Rosenberg sheet metal workers, are dead and two others are injured All of the victims are Philadelphians, and were part of a gang of 13 brought here by D. Lupton Sons & Co The cause of the accident will never The scaffold on which the men were working was 75 feet above the tracks of the train shed on which they were working, and when picked up the three men were dead. John Ehret and David Moore, though bruis ed and cut, managed to hang to a por tion of the scaffold until rescued by fellow workmen Bishop Hurst ls Dead. Washington, May 4. Bishop John Fletcher Hurst, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, died here at 12.40 o'clock this morning. With the bishop when he died were hin daughter Ellen and a son, Lieutenant Paul Hurst, of the Third United States Infantry, who arrived only a few hours before his father's death. Bishop Hurst had been in falling health for nearly two yoars, and for more thas a year it had been recognized that a fatal termina tion of his malady was but a ques tion of months. The news of Presi dent McKinley's assassination pros trated him and the shock brought on rapidly the decline that finally ended in his death, Farmer Fatally Injured. Lancaster, Pa, May b.GeorgeaTrout, a farmer of Centreville, Bast Hempneld township, was fatally injured by a dy- namite explosion. He had placed a half stick of dynamite under a stump, it a fuse, and was about to pick up a basket at his side containing eight sticks, when the dynamite in the basket ex- ploded. His right arm was torn off, the right leg was held to the body by only a few shreds of flesh near the thigh, and he was Injured internally. | majesty | companied by or | | advanced had the | | Willia this | audience Company” in | | thanks for this { Ham one of | RAISER SHES TI POPE German Emperor Presents His Two | Sons to the Pontiff, ACCORDED MILITARY HONORS The Kaiser Received Tumultuous Greeting His Way to the Vatican—Presented His to Pontiff, From Populace On Two Sons Rome, was He had a with tiff of 40 minutes’ duration, returned to the residence of sian minister to the Holy the emperor and his suite the strects of Rome he was astically acclaimed. His majesty sented Prince Frederick William Prince Eitel to the Pontiff. At Vatican the emperor was received with military honors by the Palatine Guard and a platoon of gendarmes, and he was welcomed by the high dignitaries of the pontifical court The of Emperor William returned by Cardinal Rampolla, Papal secretary -of at the Prussian le gation The sun was shining brightly Emperor William left the Prussian gation to the Vatican Fif. arriages required for the ty and his suite, His full uniform and ac Prince Frederick Wil and Prince Eitel The royal received tumultuous applause route Leo was advised the May 4 received by Emperor William Pope yesterday. the Pon and then the Prus See As traversed enthusl- pre and th conterence visit Was state, when 16 drive to teen « were use of his maj Was in iam party all along the When Pope arrival of his thrown open and the Pontiff appeared He was dressed in white, with the ex- ception of a small cape of red velvet, trimmed The making a profound Pontiff inquired in French peror's health. Emperor am then presented his two sons the Pontiff then re latter's private The IF d 40 minutes At the end of this the pr sum- moned and spoke to the The hein Orie of the guests door was with ermine emperor alone bow. The ag to the er His m and tire ajesty atnuly study rinces were Pontiff paid a npolla hen Upon his 4 orovious ’ vigits to the Vatican Emperor iillam returned This was not liked by the Vatlean, as it the should to neut It was Quirinal : somewhat of slight um King Edward | lowed Yesterday will from the gation where culrassis ren This cos his deference to Can There direct ight he return Apprecis { however considere n the Pope this course iam returned the legation that ular Vatl ining at i posed to imply pay feelings of ree is 8 majesty wished to +) ne was another new departure the emperor Pre during this visit Cardinal R had re the Vatl and had nister. Yes William vod the viously ampolia ' turned the visit to can at the found only terday waited at cardinal most cordial him Willlam presented to Metz Pope expressed his gift and remarked Cathedral greatly resem Emperor Wil at the quickness remarking that the was a reproduction of mperial Prussian the Pr egation jEsian mi Emperor legation ly and had a long however the rece conference with Emperor Pope a large photograph of the Cathedral The the that the Metz bled that at was surprised of the Pontiff in iral Rheims cathe the other The Vatican is delighted portance given by Emp to his visi 0 the Pope at the William and the aun thorities congider this visit an answer call the present ¢ church In im wror to what perse of ti cution France KING EDWARD LEAVES PARIS Boarded Royal Yacht at For England. May 65-~King Edward left home His departure was delayed that he might visit the salons President Loubet accompan ied him to the Station des with the same ceremony that attended the royal visitor's arrival Desp the ugly rumors which were circulated in London that the king had been as sassinated, he passed through the fes Cherbourg Paris Paris for aO tivities arranged in his honor at the | French capital unharmed Boarded Royal Yacht. Cherbourg, May 5.--The royal train arrived here last evening. A salute of the | PENN. R. NOTES. Interchangeable 1000-Mile Refund Tickets, 1903, interchange- Tickets will be Commencing June 1, able 1000-Mile Refund | placed on sale, limited to one year from date of issue, wood only for transportation of the owner, with usual free allowance of 150 pounds baggage, over any of the fol- lowing lines BALTIMORS tween all and AND O10 RAILROAD. (Be- points east of Ohio River Pittsburg and Kane Also to and from points on Philadel- phia and Reading Railway and Cen- tral Railroad of New Jersey Philadelphia and New York CHESAPEAKE Fast of and between between AND Ono RAILWAY. imcloding Huntingdon DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WesT- ERN RAILROAD Erte RAILLOAD East of and includ ing Jamestown and Suspension Bridge. Lenton VALLEY RAILROAD PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD These tickets will be $30.00 each, subject on surrender of Mileage Ticket Bureau, No. 143 Liberty Street, New York, at any time within eightee *n months from date of purchase. This form of ticket will be issued in deference to requests of numerous patrons of the lines in interest desiring one ticket good over several lines insteading of hav. ing to provide themselves with a separate ticket for each line they desire to use Agents at principal stations of the rail- roads named ahove will have these tickets on and give all further information regarding them that may be required sold at rate of to retund of $10.00 cover to Trunk Lines } Kale Reduced Rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Oa account of the meeting of the Mas- ter Plumbers’ Association, at San Fran. cisco. Cal, May 1g to 22, the Pennsyl. vania Railroad Company will sell excur. fiou tickets to San Francisco or los Angeles, May 11 to 17, inclusive, good to return until Jaly 15, from all stations on its lines, at reduced rates. These tickets must be validated for return passage, for which the usual fee of fifty cents will be charged. For further particulars con- cerning rates, routes, and conditions of tickets, consult ticket agents ANY CHURCH or parsonage or institu. tion supported by voluntary comnstribu. tion will be given a liberal quantity of the Longman & Martinez Pure Paints whenever they paint NOTR :~— Have done so for twenty-seven years. Sales : Tens of millions of gallons, Pamted nearly two million houses ander guarantee to repaint if sot satisfactory. The paint wears for periods up to eight. een years. Linseed oil must be added to the paint, (done in two minates). Actual cost then about $1.25 a gallon. Samples free. Sold by our agents, GR, Spigeimyer, Bellefonte; J. W. Glasgow Coban Krumrine's Instantanions Headache Powders will relieve the most obstinate cases of pervone 204 sick beadache. 10 cenis uf COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES We are carryiog a most compleis line of staple and fancy groceries and st prices which we know you cannot help but ap- preciate. If you bave never visited our store, give us a call as we are confident of our ability to please Country Produce. Beeta, Carrots, Potatoes, Oranges, Lem- New Lettuce, Onions, ons, Banaoas, ele Farmers your produce here and the highest bring receive market prices Bottled Goods and Choicest and Sour Pickles, Olives, Ap- plebutter, ete. Preserves, Sweet Invalides | Cakes and Crackers. All kinds of crackers, fresh and crisp. Ginger snaps put up in owe pound packages, Breakfast Foods. 101 guns was fired from the fort in | honor of the king. At all the places through which the train passed on its way from Paris crowds assembled and cordially greeted his majesty with cheers. A second salute was fired when his majesty entered the arsenal, and when he descended from the train military honors were pald him, and the band played “God Save the King." The king embarked on a launch of the maritime authorities and was con. veyed to the Victoria and Albert, the royal yacht. Mrs. Burdick to Get $25,000, Buffalo, May 6.-Dy an order hand. od down by Justice Kruse In the Su preme Court Attorney Wallace Thayer will get $10,000 insurance left by Ar thur R. Pennell. A decision of the court some time ago gave Thayer $15, 000 of insurance from another com: pany. The $25,000, 1s Is understood, goes to Mrs. Burdick. Mr. Thayer sued for the money as trustee of a secret charge left by Pennell. Oppo. sition to the sult instituted by J. Fred. orick Pennell as administrator of his brother's estate was dropped after the document left in Thayer's hands had been explained, Nearly every variety of cereal finds a place on our shelves of rolled Oats alone, Staple Groceries. on the market is here. Ask for what you want and it will be brought to your door, SECHLER & CO The Best and Cheapest Grocery Store in BELLEFONTE, PENNA Busi House Brook. NEARLY EVERY MAN Who stops in to see our new Spring with the styles that he wants to try on a pair. Af footwear, is so taken ter them on he is so well trying pleased with the appearance of his feet that he says at once, I'll take ‘em. We don't the can’t help ft you know blame man he the Spring styles are so attractive Have Men's You are you seen the new things in Bhoes ? No! Well, well missing a treat, Shoes all from $1.00 to $5.00, May along the line and every shoe a prize. show them to you ? Agent for W, Shoes for Men. A. C. MINGLE TTI sssys. we Douglas 019400547. CITES SSSI GTS ETS 3 WITT I TINIE TITINI TI TTNNNID Nearly a dozen different brands Every variety of staple goods CLOSE FIGURES, buying and handling I= pianos enables us to give prices to the smaliest fair margin of profit and place an instrument of STERLING WORTH, amp- ly guaranteed, in vour home at such SMALL COST and on such easy terms of payments as will cause you to wonder WHY before, present you haven't seen us Piano players, and prospective should call bere. the month of May is more complete than i which has isplay varies Oar line for characterized our business in the past. Each day our owing to the sale of many instruments, which are promptly replaced with sew and late styles We have second-hand pianos and organs, good as new, which have been received in ex- change, at bargain prices. Before making your purchases call and get prices. M. C. GEPHART, STORES Bellzfonte, Pa.,---Clearfield, Pa. How about Those Cows ? ARE THEY MAKING YOU ANY MONEY or do you keep them just for fun ? 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