f % 0, po “4 'HE ) CENTRE DEMOCRAT, } ance on the sessions since Feb, 10. The oo ane RETR 4 GOV [ Foreign. be il | | British Parliament Reopened. | King Edward reconvened parliament | Feb. 14, reading the speech from the throne in per son. The debate | in the commons | on the address in reply to the speech showed | that the govern mentof Premier Balfourwasstill able to com- mand a safe majority Mr, Asquith (Liber | al) moved the amendment pro posing to sub- | mit the questions to a |; general election | asked Mr. Balfour to say yes or no | ether there was any real differen e| ween the Balfour and Chamberlain | licles, Balfour remained silent Mr. Chamberlain sald a dissolution of | « parifament world suit him, but that his | fiscal proposals could not be regarded a8 representing the government. He | also declared that be had never sald | that free trade must be abandoned. Mr Asquith's amendment was then reject. ed by a vote of 311 to 248, a great vic- tory for the Balfour government fiscal Arthur Balfour. 5 Crisis In Venezuela. The news from Caracas, Feb, 16, supreme court hi again decreed sequestration th roperty of American Asphalt ec brougt Is International dispute to the danger ne. This decree "st (od the asphal wompany from further effort to regair possession of its property in Venezue la. Bowen, Venezuel Russia's War Losses. Official Russ rns for the first Year of the + cate that nearly BOO) men had been kill and wounded \uropatkin and continued to fa nense armies aiong anchuria, both side Oy1 na had beg nhard the joo lines with siege guns brough Arthur. Japan ! SRT) Oyama pose Russ the In ) MOOR 1 The Russian Sit I'he report g ances tion and a have bes an unk continued to oe ab ordered not to reg 3 - %, uth Calls en the Emperor peror Francis Joseph of Austria gary has given a special audience 0 Franz Kossuth, son of the famous Hungarian rebel and now the leader of a Kossuth Independence party. Kos suth explained to the en programine, which plete economle and Hungary peror his party | includes the com separation of Austria | Legislative, Sullivan-Hearst Wrangle The bitter attacks made by the vari ous Hearst papers on the Democratic members of the house who followed Leader Williams In support of the Da vey rate bill and the sdministration measure resulted last week In a bitter attack upon Mr, Hearst by Mr. Sulll van of Massachusetts Mr. Sullivan sald Hearst maintained “a political as- | sassination department of his newspa per” and that he came to congress sole ly to exploit his candidacy for the pres dency, a candidacy w A h, Sullivan | sald, “began In debauch and ended fiasco.” Hearst replied In person on the fleor of the house, making the sensation charge that Mr. Bullivan ther had been convicted of mansiaugh ter at Cambridge, Masa, In 1885, Next day Mr. Bullivan admitted the circum stances connected with the homicide in such a way as to obtain the sympa thy of the house Evidence Against Bwayne, The senate devated two hours of each day's session to the Impeachment pro coodings sgainst Judge Bwayne, Var! ous witnesses were brought forward by the prosecution whose testimony tend. ol to show that the accused judge had not maintained a legal residence In his district. They sald he eame to Florida ’ with a hand bag to hold court and then returned to his home In Delaware, The | appealed, | whole house cheer {of the | erate the {| CAUSe or { crude oll or petroleum, especially recommended the | month of the death warrants for Mrs senate decided to exclude his statement made to the house committee, and this wis regarded as a point in his favor Against this Mr. Bailey (Dem., Tex ) | but the chair was sustained testified that Judg Swayne rode on passes at a time when Rallroad men [it i8 alleged, he was charging the BOY {ernment for his transportation House Challenges Senate By the overwhelming vote 261 to house passed the resolution of Chairman Payne ways and means committee I | Hansbrough amet tural bill as adopte a constitutional privileges of the be returned witl house and resolu tion was presente senate next day receded from its position by recall ing the Hansbrough amendment Congress Divided on Canal. I'he house bill for the the Panama canal passed last week abolishes the canal commission and places the work of| construction of the canal in the hands! president without indicating! preference as to sea level construction The president is also authorized to op- Papama rallroad. At the same time the senate has devised a bill which does not abolish the canal commission government of rone whic wis | House After the Oil Trust, The house adopted a resolution Feb 15 calling on the merce and secretary of labor to inquire into ‘auses of the low prices the Kansas fleld, and the large margin between its price and’ unusually | that of refined o ind particularly to | if this cond n is due to any restraint find out combination or conspirs of trade. Legal and Criminal, Mitchell's Partner Owns Up {essing that he committed perjury the story he told to the Portland grand I5 In seve SEN INN) Public Spitting as a Crime n the ast 1 department of New Wee or two York has arrested a large number of per for breaking the ordinance « n pub places, such as raliroad plat forms, sidewalks and street cars In ill cases a small fine has been imposed ! ! Edwards Woman Not Hanged. The Pennsylvania board of pardons | withdrawal for one Kate Edwards, the white woman. and | Samuel Greason, the negro, who were | to Imve executed Feb, 16 at Reading, Pa., for the murder of Mrs Edwards’ husband In 1901. This ac tion was not expected because the state heen | white men of the south {years 0 Greason notwithstanding the cone Edwards exon rating him from any part in the mur der I'rior to that the prison born child had been taken from the con demned woman to be educated under a southern Industrial fession made by Mrs new name at a school General. | The President at New York, The Lincoln day } banquet of the Re- { publican Club of New York City was ade memorable by the address of its chief guest, President Roosevelt. *“Jus- tice to the Negro” was his appropriate { The sident sald that the ideration In solving this prob man equality iW He de who falls . ther colored in ano he worst enemy of his own He quoted approvingly the of ish Coadjutor Strange vhat the should do for North Carolina indicating the negro—nan give him equal op wortunity to make a living, equal legal ights and political privileges, the same advantages of education and frequent friendly conferences between the lead ing men of both races to be arranged I : t | Woman Suffrage Bill Dead. The bill giving women the right to vote for presidential glectors, which was passed by the Kansas house of | representatives, was defeated in the senate Feb. 14 by a vote of 60 to 20 Qil Refinery For Kansas, iding for a state oil re to the Standard ] eady pass The bill pros opposition which had alr of th ] ¢ Kansas legislature 15 by the wl was signed by we house Feb refinery is to be where a pen as t $410.06%) I'he sentimer " * measure was in- wel yy the action of the oll trust in rity % belt const tutional convention Philadelphia's Discontent The recent crusade ag Executive. re Dig mat Change 5 : the houses estigation Wf petro especially n : the presi © CR Use i i} i " nt directed Comm ’ fq Orpora- ns Garfield “to " usly on the nee Mitchecock Checks Oil Deal, Secretary of the Interior Migehtoek announced Feb, 16 that representatiy of the Indian Territory a Oil company, which is a branch of the | trust, had agreed to relinquish thelr {leases on two-thirds of the 1.500.000 cress of the Osage Indian lands, with the understanding that on one-third their leases would be extended for ten The secretary belleved that the purpose of the oll men was to secure a monopoly of the Industry In that terri supreme court had denled a new trial! tory Dominican Treaty Mollifies Senate In sending to the senate Feb. | settlement of Santo Domingo's finan its mtifieation, the president bowed tional right amd had given notice It would defend w seven arbitration quiring that jects proposed for sanact wm be dropped for go had made In a let The unofficia ment of Jan Domingo, on the arbitration gated under the agreement of Ja bad authorized th American agents Benator Bacon Domingo island, only after ratification by the senna The foreign rel nection with the affair, Bacon resolution sceused bas been In personal attend. duty of passing on Agreementa™ so as to Ianta to gover an The treaty now before the senate provides that 5a brand new treaty for American ces, together with a message urging gracefully to the all treation his hen It voted, sennte's coustitn right the senate 50 to 9, to amend the mike them actual treaties re arbitration should receive the senate's Fhereupon the president m ide It known that the treaties would wl, thus making good the threat he ter to Senator Cullom knowledge of the executive agres <0 for a virtual protectorate over Santo which was to go Into effect Feb the senate’s sanction, Is what stirred the senate to act 1 without treation, All this was to be Invest! incon resolution and also the original n 31, 1004, under which arbitrators ¢ American administration of Puerto American claim shall administer the ports, paying 45 per cent to the creditors and the balance to Banto The United Btates promises to respect the integrity of the It is also distinctly provided that the treaty shall be effective te and by the Dominican congress itlons committee decided to consider the treaty in con for an Investigation of the whole PEPER EPIIPP 0000000000000 0 0000000 000004004 BELLEFONTE, PA A , FF BR U ARY 2 Once on the B, E. V. Railroad. Harri: burg 1e used many years Patriot say the mountain districts for hill climbing passed through here recently The 11 motive had the name of the Bloom R railroad on the outside and was number. ed 100. The entire engine was support. ed by four wheels, two under the pilot and two at the rear end of the tagk. the latter being constructed together with the engine. Instead of driving wheels g at'the side, there were small cog wheels by which the eng gine was operated Grades of nearly all kinds and dese rip 1 tions can be mounted by the small steed I although the hauling capacity is very small, The smoke stack widened into a large funnel shaped mouth, The engine was destined to go to Contractor Simm: & Co., Harbor, where improve- to the road are being made. It at Safe nl Service road of the ’ A Guaranteed Cure | For Piles. 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Grocerie Manhattan Drips A fine quart and four quart tin pails, at 12¢., 25¢ Table Syrup in one quart, two and 45c. per pail ; try it Maple Syrup in glass bottles and tin cans New Orleans Molasses The finest new crop New Orleans —a rich golden yellow and sn elegant baker That is the report our customers bring to us. Fine Sugar Byrups—no glucose Marbot Walnuts These Nuts are clean and sound, heavy in the meats and in every way very satis. factory We have some very good Cali fornia Walnuts but not equal to the Mar- bots. Fine Almonds and Mixed Nuts Evaporated Fruits Peaches 1k 2 | and 18c. per pound Apricots | ] and 20c. per pound. Prunes 5c, Re and 12¢. per pound. Raisins 10c. and per pound either seeded or unseeded nrrants 10x and 1% per pound Citron and Lemon Peel Dates, Fi; Table Eainins | those goods are we worth the pric amed on them and will give good satisfaction Mince Meat The foundation of our Mince Meat is good sound, lean beef and all other ingre. dients are the highest grade of goods sour best effort and our « SeEcHLER & Co.. Pure Food # Fine Croceries. E. K. RHOADS At his yard opposite the P R R Passe nger 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. 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