THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, NOVEMBER 26, 1903, NALYSIS OF CURR lo a a sh A Classified Explained. NoSe Ay \ 1J) (a sanship COMMERCE ed INDUSTRY [i ii. 5 Labor. | No Troops For Colorado. Governor Peabody's request for eral troops to que in Colorado ha ident Roosevelt, it not appearing that Colorado had exhausted in dealing with force of militia il strike disturbances her resources the situation. A strong was sent to the Vindl eator mine at Cripple Creek, where two | men were killed plosion of an Saturday by the ex infernal machine. Labor 8hies at Socialism. The in convention at of Intense oratory, reje the federation of 11,282 to 2.1 wide labor fe astically Delegate eabinetmal an unix surance merican Federation of Labor Boston after two days del ance agents Building Still Tied Up. The Bullders' } I bas put every cral Trades’ ( idle. Th sympathetic st At Indianapo replaced by Brown-Ket “open = the st: tow in the tat and nection getting 1: Another Alaskan News has another g st ka on the } na, 1.0 to $1. salt ships. It ; Ia) Seattle pocket old valued at $500,000 has been d Wolf ereek, near Grant's pass, in Oregon, by B. B. Blalock. An is taking place El! Der scovered old time stampede Bar Iren Output Cut. At a meeting of manufacturers of bar iron east of Pittsburg held In New York Baturday it was decided the bar iron output 50 per cent. About 10000 men will be affected Since May the price of Lar iron has fallen $9 a ton, and the demand has fallen off. Big New Liner Launched. The new White Star liner Baltic was launched at Belfast Ireland Raturday Bhe is 726 feet long, 23.000 gross ton nage and is the largest world te cut liner in the Financial. Oil 8till Going Up. The Standard nounced anot barrel In Pen: leurs and of 3 oll. Scope of St. Louis Fair, President T. HH. Carter of Louis falr commission submitted to President Roosevelt a report of the financial condition of the exposition Of] company has an advance of = cents a svivania crude petro cents In western eruds the St 11 fed- | | Steel Trust Undersold. 5 been refused by Pres | equal representat controlled rations are orations, ete I'he road, against making a government sl $22.88 a ton delivered on the grout fre I'his is the second } wl Lig present Lhe Pennsylvania planne l. for Women ginally Greater pr buildings will made be Pennsylvania by the has just de its Steel compa Pennsylvania 1 livered another the steel trust, with the large quantity the Mecca rallway rival, contract for a rails for the price of New 1) The rails In <8 a ton Beirut is rate to foreign order f at cut rates Two, Banks Go Under, a wi I't NEW 0 bot about become of the vast nun claimed to Lave been sold by the Bible Farmers’ National bar can Liner Wins. + + RELIGIOVS ge YT oo know the Bible He asked what bers of Bi society last year Catholics Oppose Miss Gould. lev near ch meat Barly the school with {idrea sewing school This was because on Dr. Barly of the Catholie « Tarrytown, N. Y his parish of Miss in to at Helen 1 certain sandw were served also oblected ches the New Theology Needed Haute th a ideal mor ih he at t d he o Re ¢ W Finsley of Ind i i recent sermon = he prophecy of but was hing. and th ognized Jesus d prophets sald of him." * +e al tend at BAYe re by wh oreign participation will exceed what 8 Of | ep | : de given | on in all departments ny all | | | | | | | | blow | by | 0 d ors O0e is $200 a tor Persian AR {1 (son Dr n at Friday to the opening of singing of a hymn d the Bible was not mere map of the future 1] ne one EDUCATIONAL | Scholarship Before Fun Princeton university ele. PEPE FLPP040 0000000000000 9 004000000044 Chicago's Crucial Labor Struggle For several reasons the entire country Is watching with terest the street raliway strike at Chicago and capital have reashed the most complete and offsctive organization, and the recent federating of employers on national lines gives a na tional character to the struggle there. labor everywhere as a garded by strength, study a ity to athietic te glee clubs re Or banjo clubs — has extended its rule making good grade In quirement for eligit ganizations The managers of clubs are also intense In. In that great city both labor It is re. test of The final refusal of the rallway company, Sunday, to aceept the terms of arbitration of- fered by the men brought the city face to face with a prolonged and bitter contest ia which Mayor Harrison is hearing with cumulative foree the popular demand for municipal possession of street rallways, which he himself has so often advocated. It is this new outery that lends pe cullar Interest to the present strike, the lmme- diate object of which Is wages and union recog: nition. More violence was anticipated. Team. sters as well as firemen bave struck in sym. pathy. Mayor Harrison, Public inconvenience from the strike has been more severe with unfavorable weather, and ve hicles of every description have been called In requisition. The union teamsters have helped by carrying women and children free who had to walk to thelr work, hob nonmembers town IM College Work In High Schools. I'he pli WO You in to add t irk of the first Ha of the high sci $f un demies was in he superin ndents 20 middie west high nicago un vel to give coi who it and tudents at (es to COUTrses period for a Mosely Commission's Work i CONC IN Fal WUVAY OGIC AL | ve + 4 © ———— 'Recreative Sports 0) | 4 Leaders In Tennis, Fhe ranking committee of the Na Lawn Tennis association placed W. R. Larned first on the list of Amer can tennis Holcombe Ward, othier and Beals C the order named tiena plavers am J. Woman's New Bprint Recerd. Miss Clement covered 100 yards im thirteen and one Afth seconds at the annual field day events at Wel esley beating the record by nds College Football Scores. Lhe scores Eames on ard © N. ¥ Laura Coliegr ne and sone fifth sect of the urday were more important Yale 16, Har Lafayette 8; Union sat Lehigh UV. 0 12 * 4+ eS p— d Miscellaneous Ear Grafting Successful e Penny to Dr. A. | fted) patient ian who sacrificed an Nelden of New York, to head of a wenlthy has, besides the 80 paid the satisfaction of knowing that the operation performed ist week in Philadelphia was entirely io De gr on the 000) to him [satisfactory | crop : Cold Ruins Sugar. I'he which struck the south and west last week did much damage (0 the unharvested sugar cane In Texas, Louisiana, Georgia and Alabama the thermometer went below 30 Aceidents, Thirty-five Italian laborers employed by the Pennsylvania railroad were burned to death In a shanty at Lilly, near Altoona, Pa., Nev, 21, Two persons were killed and nine In- Jured In a rear end collision om the Brooklyn elevated raliroad, Three foremen were killed and three others injured in a fire which destroy- ed the car barn of the Cleveland Elec trie Railroad company Nev, 16 Denths. Henry Beton Merriman, the novelist, whose right name was Mugh Stowell Scott, died In England Nov. 19. “The Sowers” and “With Bdged Tools” were his most successful works, Mrs. Harriet Maxwell Converse, known to the Indians of the Bix Na. tions as “the Great White Mother” died at New York Nov. 20. cold ware : LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS | | APMINIST A yTOR'S NOTICE Surah Piter, late of Bellefonte id ed Latiors of administration having been duly granted on the would ws | spretially quest a p them srives feted Lo the est Lo make 1mimedl | nie payment aud those having elulms against | Lhe sine 10 present them duly authenticated | tor settlement Estate of M sDuve estate be RODS Knowing 1 ale W. H, Pirex, Ami Mill vial, Pa MMEKMAN Ady | Hrower CONTAINING RES A PERCHES of tb " ro o tate of cultiva and a Arativeiy 1 wy frase dy unfit 18 PERT ie a erat Ww HARRISON WALKER jetee UABLY inden rh by tk ils f Hw : f 1] ow ’ J ge of haw Ke y tituge i snd] op he and and others CONTAINING 18 ACHES of whieh about 110 acres Is clear and In good state of eultivation. and the balances good shite oak tin On the premi-es are srect ed & good] two My frame dwelling house, god vank barn and other Bees Seat) outbulld ings; orehard contain ng al kind of fru; two elsterns on the premises also one never atl Ing well; Cedar Creek 8 never falling stream of water runs through the farm, TIMBERLAND 53 AUKES Purpart No 2. Tract of timber land situate in Harris township pire county. Pa, and formerly owned by Shannon Boal containing £1 acres. consl«ting of white oak. rock oak, chestnut. pin oak. ote. This timber is exoep tionally valuable TERME OF SALE FARM Ten per cont be pald immediately when property Is knocked down to bidder ; the remainder of the one third of the purchase money to be paid April Ist, 1904, at which time possession of property will be given and deed delivered (one. bird 10 be paid April ist, 1905, and the balanee of one third April Int, YEN Lo be secured by Judgment bond Land sel, fa mortuage with Insursnoe clause «n the premises, and to bear interest al six per bord 4 per annum from April ist 1004, TERNS OF SLE TIMBER TRACT «Ten per cent when properly Ww knocked d wi te bid der. and the balance of the purchase money [tore pald to cash April Ist, 1904, at whieh time | deed will be delivered i JOsErn ThrssLEn, | Davin J Tussin, ’ RA recy Jonathon Tressler, ase'd. ortne alker, Attys for Ks ate, Beliofonts, Pa, EE — Hh west by lands of james het | TRY OUR BLENDED TEA 00. 800, Mo, and $1.00 per Ib. You will be well pleased SECNLER 4 Co. UBBERS! C EE. 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