flization ii / THE CENTRE DEMOORAY, BELLEFONTE, PA.. NOVEMBER 19, 1805 POLITICS a G Foreign. All Quiet on the Isthmus. The new republic of Panama has kad smooth sailing so far, thanks to the presence of American war ships, but belated news from Minister Beau pre at Bogota Indicated that the people of Colombia were In a state of great excitement and were not dis posed to pas sively submit to the amputation of their isth- mian state. Al ready an upris ing had red against sway of dent Marroquin, and anti-Ameri- can riots had caused martial law to be declared. Knowing that the American ships were ordered to pre vent the landing of Colombian forces in Panama, it was proposed an army overland to the slate I'he original orders for our ships to prevent Colombians from embarking were modified by the president, the point of police control over the isthmus being thought to extend only to pre veating armed forces from Great rejoicing prevailed Panama when President Roosevell's recognition was known. Peace pro posals from Bogota were rejected occur the Presi Minister Beau ) {to march rebellious landing threughout General Gomez's In recognition of Lis the U1 1 Ie ition Max uez Las Big Pension. ] ice as | ry army received sory of Gen era ch by the sen sald he wie all others Battie of had received pensions. Sante Domingo. | I'he capital city of Sante Domingo bas been in a state of siege over a week, being surrounded by the revoiu tionary ferces, but stubbornly defend ed by Shells thrown int 1e city lega mar ade Inte Turk Were and the American The two G to break the block the government on was in danger rines to pretect Germ ey Will Comply fa Turkish | novel s Frances Pet for $50.000 wd kept fl times, The 1 of the Jury is fixing the value Indictment Against Ziegler. Among the 1006 new agains wilers by the Jefferson Clty, Nov. 14, ¢ ¢ baking powder a He and his indictments grand Jury at ne was against at the trust at! gent, Kelley, been with tl anplicity in 1001, ¢ Italian ¥ The § fled by the Cirringlone, an Italian priest, who has disappeared after re ceiving threatening letters demanding $3,000 Moros Kill Americans. Troops guarding a boat on Lake Lanao, near Manila, Sunday, were rushed by a party of Moros, Three Americans were kilied, riest Kidnaped. Hev, General, Would Have Forced Colombia. The fact that President Roosevelt bad made up his mind to use force, If necessary, to build the Panama canal regardless of Colombia's disapproval of the treaty was brought out by the publication of parts of the president's annual message to congress, which had been written before Panama revelted. He had pointed ont that we had the wight to dig the eanal there and had | offered | courtesy, requiring ragua route he time the best course to pursue Littauer Turns to Congress. fy iri Reciprocity Bill Democratic atic Of OVERNMENT Other Political Points, Pa YARD 0d | has received the commendation of the whole south and is likely to prove a precedent for future “extra legal” pro ceedings, The coroner's jury declared that the crime should be punished by sudden and violent death, whereupon an orderly mass meeting was held at the town hall, attended by the best citizens, a committee of five, three whites and two negroes, was appointed {and the prisoner was promptly hung {to a tree. There was no demonstra- ) { tion, no excitement, no delay, It was, in fact, an “ideal” lynching. W. C. T. U. Active. The Woman's nnion, to pay Colombia merely as a | As to the alternative clause | the of the Nica-| “after a reasonable time,” | had construed this to mean all the needed to which selection determine was | dent, pres Christian Temperance vention at Cincinnati, tel egraphed a message to President Roose velt calling upon him as head of the army to uphold the anticanteen law, which is threatened by new law just introduced feature of in con the the convention was the yor, who ause he is a of 8] {uous liquor 5 + +4 FN snubbing of Cincinnati's u was not asked to speak be distiller RELIGIOVS Pope's Fight For Freedom, At his first scoret week, Pope consistory, held last X. aunounced that he the struggie for the of the church, saying, that iid appear to be free and He de it the pope could not th ities, but intle relations with the rulers of nations I were appointed sistory, held tl wore would continue temporal power “For truth’s sake it is necessary the pontiff shot introduced. 10t the subjed i : at , clared fur hing . : separate the | | of any power." Hieasun from po must seek diplon Two n 1 at . ew cardinals i De the public con later, red hats these and the last winted by Pope leo ree dave conferred on three cardinals apg “Parsifal” Opposed by Preachers. Two New York preachers anneunced that they would take legal steps to pre vent the stage production of “Parsifal” Wagner's sacred opera, on the ground that it would be blasphemous and sac- rilegious. Manager Conried declares there Is no Biblical character in the play and that Christ is not represented For Church Unity. Two ariff act of 1807 hurch re the treaty in effect on thu day after exchange o 1 the ratifications in products be admitted! redue 20 per new unity Christian Advocate that such unity desire for It “ of controversy utterances in faver of heard, The (Methodist) says is now possible if the an rise out of the mists the fogs of denomina e and the blinding gases {of ancestral and family pride” John | D. Rockefeller, Jr. to his Bible class in {a New York Baptist church urged that yminations should unite opposi tion to wicke« de clared, were not have been and promptly » tional oretnd Ona: prejuai rats decided not to op ad prejua Move Forestalied. in Creeds. he Church Notes. The Humane forbade methous Denver the killing of beef by the 4.000 ortho Colo, Jewish fox Jews of {f meat until the courts pas of the matter, * * we deprived SoG Upon dred vol inteer snumerators began aking 1 18 of Boston by a *** The Rev hous John at religious cens to house canvass the Baptist congress wdelphia Sercely atts i our in L La A to be nd sald it ought ense for any man to have a * + * Bishop Potter on testant Episcopal Mis. new harbor 15t completed at New and sea on he Missionary Society of ¢ Methodist Ep od & record break rial system 1 al n dollars behalf of the "1 sion society dedicated a ssion boat York for the .- ae use of sailors scopal ch 1 of $1654.23 ng the vear irch report ng tota given for 1 we : oO | Recreative Sports I —————— A Princeton Team the Champions f ol inter champion i , 14 OH [ socioLoGICAL | 57 fit egiate nt at 6 when Cap tain De Witt kicked a goal from place seore was tied minute or An “ideal” Lynching. The town of P sissippl, Is cm now a fugitive in Canada, are charged having hit a Ra { lynching | last week ment, making the Princetons champions iby a score of 11 to 6. * * * The other | leading college games resulted as fol Dartwouth 11, Harvard 0; Co lumbia 17, Cornell 12; Indians 16, Penn ylvania 6; West Point 10, Chicago 6; 5: Bucknell 23, as Christian, in Mis itself upon upon an eal method of At any rate, the lynching | at that place of the negro Williams 5, Wesleyan iplimenting lows: Adams, who assaulted Mrs. Labouisse, | Annapolis 5. ¢ of New York were myst] | === w— —— o sudden disappearance of | 44408404044 404004000008 5044408004050 0 000000044000 044 The President's Panama Policy The power of the president of the United States to go ahead and do things that make Irrevocable history Is once again {llustrated in the oM- cial reception to Mr. Bunau-Varilia, minister of the newborn American protected republic of Panama, Nov, 18, while congress and the public speculated, with differing views, on the consequences politically and commercially, From the Impressive words exchanged by President Roosevelt and the minister it is clear that the malin consequence of this action, by which Panama's government came under the protecting arm of interna: tional lnw and comity, was believed by them and by all administration adherents to be the virtual realization of the centuries old dream of a direct waterway from Europe to the orient. During the first week of the effra session it became evident, however, that the Democratic minority in congress was solidifying in opposition to this purpose and was getting in line to press anew the claims of the Niearagun route. The administration's supporters contend that the treaty with Colombia, approved by congress, gives ample authority for going shead to make terms with Panama, Aside from this matter of canal route the larger politica! question of extending the American sphere of influence and protection is Involved. MASONS FRUIT JARS BD THO HO THONG” PT CARs, 1 8 Vs | 2 Nol Xr N Tt - There are some magnificant mothers in the world to whom maternity gives an added charm, a greater strength, But how few these mothers when compared with the multitude of women who are robbed of charm, weakened and broken down by the burdens of maternity. Motherhood is the highest function of women, and nature meant it to confer the highest joy. 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