8 9) Page 2. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, NOVEMBER 24, 1904, RD) oY POLITICS and GOVERNMENT - lonly a r Executive. ie | Pension Commissioner Quits. Commissioner of Pensions Eugene I Ware tendered 14 to President Roosevelt, cepted the same to take effect resignation who has his ne home in Topeka, Kan. where he resume his practice of law. The most lmportant event of Mr, Ware's admin- , istration of the office was his age pension or der He bad made himself unpopular with many of the employees by his strict ideas of discipline. It was derstood rst Commissionel Duyenpurt would un that General John C. Black. of Pensions James I be a ET * from J March dent wil ransfer reneral Bla l sion Bla McK foru an which time the presi LA Co mms reneral Civil Service In Panama. President Roosevelt signed order extendir vice regu lation over the ployee ¢ tl isthr | : has An e n eanal cor order labor Bre free Roosevelt House Enave { the us to edu ut does not Nov, | Jan. 1. | ‘are wxpected to return to his | Mr. Ware {8 expected to return t ig Te Nan Patterson Trial Deputy | lt | £ 1 to] | John C.| York, where he has opened a law office ndependently | ns i t« of (4) timed as a » acquire cf ynpensation commniiss ity he of props i Already has been | oner estimate dock 0 a ties ne is day. Legal and Criminal. | Nan Patter f the murde brought to trial Nov. S01, the r of « actress accused Young, 16 at New ‘nesar wis York She was accompanied by her aged fa- ther and appeared to be self possessed while the slow process of selecting a Jury went on. have found a new testify hi Weinseimer's Sentence. 0 who last month indetermin than In it Keeps Capital Pun Banker Lewisohn pr i oq 1 to hi mself, Philip Wel: f the Bulld tion, was one yea wore than tw 1 Sing IX | vole By a » of ward 1 prison 1 a p eld by I he decis! legal ne nl IS Bil ale The defense claimed to witness who would Young shoot Ving seen districts | Inces 1selmer, former presiden of New York, | convicted of ex Nov. 10 to an! Lad! of not more ra ight months nd eight month nce was Sentences 0 ve » Ring nr shment. 153 to 83 the Must Answer, Canfie barrier rosecution ste n isl he new Dowl W mischief 14 nesses fr for legis! would liberty t he f ov business Foreign. England's Royal Visitors | ts ial equality for | | . | Bertreaux Succeeds Andre that the hetter pres unde he Is no longer a can didate Socialists Challenge Republicans. In crease nt to be « t New Yo Worker says tl whelming de good becca lines bet party of as the pur of all cratic « comment on the er 11574 12 Social OOO per ormous in estimated 1000), the | the over Ist vote, cent since nt feat of the Democracy Is it will draw clear the Republicans as capitalist and the Social of the workers to gnlvan into Uf © A ae the the sis veen “In the Demo ty spite PAL rpse Benatorial President lo t has tered a @ to Congressman Gardner « Massachusetts, a sonin law of : 10 claimed the privilege g the post master at llaverhl the president politely Inf the congressman that while he always consults senators and members about the appointment of postmasters the selection Is his, not theirs, Judge Parker's Shingle Out, Alton B. Parker, the defeated Demo: eratie eandidate, has removed to New Privilege Reb ed sevel adminis is and Great | fr i IR | : ] i] : : that King Char eign ail tsmouth at once ain in | eaty of nein The French om the adienl of a Roel wlim urbit Britain hands 5 to those of Windsor castle to re 1 by King Edward expected to re weeks A between P Aery nl about three ration ortugal Iuded : # to be cone ministry of war passed of General Andre Nov Henry M. Bertreaux whose business nl tint Iu kbroker After the dis ir ure | O'S into | zemstvos conference coful of Nov. 4, Min Andre was assaulted in the cham of deputies by M it of time M., An retire, as a of confi only a ROONES when syveton wis question when would vote dence had been secured of two ral friends enemies curred at | hy ma Reve duels of 12th between Andre oc- jority the and ‘aris on the Czar Upholds Reform Minister. The attempt of in to ordering lead Nicholas of the scheduled to meet 10 falled. This the crucial test of (th for the new minister of the Prince Sviatopolk-Mirsky, This conference is the first assembling of representatives of the zemstvos from all parts of Russia. A zemstvo the local lawmaking body of the into which the several prov Russia are divided Hereto- the reactionary Czar postponement Russia scare fn at St. Peter regarded sburg Nov was as streng interior is of { fore the representatives of the zemst min that have been It repre appointed by the will n proposed se by the the ex- of De relaxed VOs ister Ww the local remely P’lehve hay be be bodles nder irsky entatives lected repressive sures ¢ been largely essful <1 Chinese Rebels Suce from Anglo-French Treaty Ratified By a vote of 443 to 105 1 between nd e eof. ta mn ngland 2 fthistrea minate Hitch In North Sea Treaty : € ove i Japanese Loan a Success BLO (x) STOR INE) J + 4 SCIENTIFIC Ww Electricity In the Lungs Pr Albert J Atkins in he California pr Wf eanor of Maodieal it San Francisco innounces 18 succeeded and in registering a negative electrical cur rs of the l'ving | by He w body that the oen is In the Jungs. r chambe the ble stream nstruments | 18 T RO Wf electrical act trl tor ivity N Rays Show Character A letter In the London Lancet from Hooker gives the results of his ex periments with the Blondiot N rays He says he has established the fact that these rays differ in color accord. ing to the character and temperament of a person. He finds that rays from i passionate man are deep red, that pink rays indicate a good life and brown rays a debased life PIII IHEP bbe SEI II IIIS EEE 0 000 Signs of a Business Boom + 9 Ll dh i 2 J J J A J a a Clear national r After less distur Chamber great ind ment n reassured faith In » The | great tru dropped w cars and getting up of trade firmed, Not ev the trusts turbing prices rul FRERP04 LBBB RPPPRPEP EPP P0000 00000000000 000 0 0 0044 | T— the track, say vith the idential 18 | I pres campaign | the captains of Industry world's markets as the stakes for the great inter n which business operations were ¢d than ever before, as Secretary Shaw sald at the New York 4 ommerce banquet te : ness men, Inst itl centers contaln many indications of a forward move regardless of party affiliations, week, the press reports from the appear to be the prospect of an unchanged administration and thelr i€ the wheels going at Increased speed vivania, Reading, New York Central and all the other nes have reinstated thousands of employees who were business was dull and have given extensive orders for new motives, Bar fron went up Bit Many idle mills have resumed and others are £2 last week and orders in all nes i were contingent before election have now been con. 0 the reported intention of the new administration to probe beginning with the biggest of all, Standard Ol, was a dis or of any consequence il generally higher, in the speculative market, where 3333 An “We will compensatory mander Awkward Obsincle, our system of the czar's imperial retired HOW reverse tactios” In chief of the army “Hitherto we while the frdvan will do advancing sald com have ed Now In fact commenced.” enemy we the the advance has “Good,” as he rer vodka “At this moment a appeared in the doorw “Well, Frisky: f The aid caught “The left wing and the vancing, general.” “Good,” cried the grand duke Another aid appeared In the way “Well, Cl Sie ing.” nlready 11d the ewed Hstening grand duke his attentions to the travel stained ald ny his breath center ure ad- door- inkoff 7 eral, the right wing 1s advance cried looked ry good.” The the other “How vitel “He the grand from one aid duke general to about the end my, Frisky stands firm, general” “Bad,” muttered the grand duke. “How about the er +» Chinkoff ? “He refuses to retire, “Very bad,” the The general general.’ grand duke 1 duke and his troubled frown grew dee per, “You see how he sald “The anything al He one side said looked at the grand it Is, your highness” know tactics appear to realize that when enemy doesn't mt ory compensat doesn't advances ed to retire heavil he pathetically “What's the other is It's too bad expect He = me thing = ghed I, there's ¢ added that?" ire," Are Women Hestlean? 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