THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JULY 13, 1905. Elihu Root Looms Large on the Political Horizon as Hay's Presumed Favorite of the President—Health Before Work, Shonts’ Canal Slo- Mitchell Convicted—Russian Mu- tiny Partly Checked—Pea- ry Off For the Pole—Cot- ton Market Booms. r | POLITICAL | Root as Roosevelt Heir, The faet that ex-Secretary Root i veit to at the fun Hay at Cley shadow to Mr little nounce July 7 t! Successor and the gan - - - Senator of War was in Roose rape Os stor Bay accepted the t's offer uld take of of couple It was It fluence nistration will go to Root Republican national con- of the adu in the next vention. The prophets are a busy future of Taft, wil nos with the ‘ pected to ¢ court There reporie } by pre the ob rk to the ture friend ntana Corporation Lawyer to Bench, Governor Ntokes of Ie potuted, Ju . a well know trusts, t errors and ap reey ap MIL, the ructor of ¢ court of Tom Johnson For President Chicago hears tha r Johnson of Cleveland Is prepa to run for the next Democratic presidetitinl nomina tion on a platform declaring for gov srnment ownership of the transporta tion lines, EXECUTIVE | Shaw Explains the Deficit. Beoretary of the Treasury Shaw In announoing the deficit of $24,000,000 for the past flsenl year, or $6,000,000 more than the official estimate, ex plains that in the estimate an error of $4.000,000 was made deducting twice the amount of the Bt. Louls fair loan. He figures that receipts have ex. eonded the estimate by $2500 000. The I Tor Frenchman Barred From Berlin deficiency in postal receipts is $2,000, 000 over the estimate. A million more than estimated has been spent on the Panama ecunal, than estimated SH00.000 more also £750,000 more On on rivers and harbors, the Indian on other irrigation, S1L.A00.000 more service and $1,750,000 things Two Offices For Magoon, re Governor more has Magoon to be double responsibility in the field of action is not due merely omy, but with a view to putes such between Barrett and Governor appointed of the minister to that diplomacy. Roosevelt I zone dent Charles Panmma canal Panama, a Is unique This to econ- avoiding dis a8 arose Mintster Davis Counting Uncle Sam's Cash. The task of counting the United St cash In the was begun July in of the Morgan H. Treat of New York upon the duties of United States treasurer as the suc cessor of Ellls H. Roberts, Sixty em ployees are engaged in this work, which includes an inventory of $1,152, 818,720 in the thirteen cash vaults Health Before Canal Work. the Panama ea a radl- by saying that the und underlying health and comfort of that that is vastis more important than the moval « rth he men are to have suitab uses in healthful surroun nies treasury view entrance of Chalrman Shonts of nal commission has am cally new first duty Is to create conditions for the the empl uneed policy wees and 18t now re Ings, Taft Sails Fo Ko and iilex] | the Ma M Neglecting Cattle In Transit been “hour but has FOREIGN i Manifesto of Mutineers. That the sea fleet burst of passior but a Russia's momentary mutiny In was not a carefully arranged mover ints w ndlieat laron ry Bot treaty of pea tion of the | vieff is n court of arbhit mron Roser at New York J On July 6 the well audience to which he should be made to mex settlement He spoke intory spirit of Russ for accepting Pres suggestion Bare urged that By order of the German emperor, M Jaures, the French alist leader, was prohibited from making his pro posed speech In Berlin July ©. The In vitation to Jaures came from the Bo clalist executive committee and was Koy | designed to advance the opposition to the kalser's Moroccan policy with a view to helping the cause of Interna tional Bocialism. It wah also planned that the German Socialist, Bebel, should speak In Paris on the same day Paul Jones' Body Transferred. The ceremony of transferring the | body of John Paul Jones from France Remo, Nev. “July 4 Ameriean addressing State au of colin don L.oon Admiral Sig the Am the coffin and placed jr 1 } rence church, Ambassador Porter Assistant Secretary of recounting briefly the whose body lay in a with a flag and wreaths. n confided the HINK, cared Jones ered is in tur remains to LAIR and un squad of sail warships lifted It upon u gun ear led the pro Aner govern Om fro “rican nent the regl owed by nn es tent of taken by Aweriean the va iter the rat to Cuen squadron rious body was wurg, where the i ny Sweden's Display of Force. The of the nin thrown of excitement by the holm July 4 dered the nm army ns a people Scandinavian pe- were into a high state Stock had Swedish news from Osoenr of the empha King zation means of that Or obili Zing any proposal for settlement I the riks dag mig! while it make to Norway New Japanese Battleship. The battleship built for the Japanese at Barrow, England, was launched July 4, belug christened by the Arisugawa, The Ka tori 1s one of the most powerful battle ships ever coustructed, Katorl, a new Princess EDUCATIONAL Points of N. E. A, Convention. A IY ter Asbury Med he ndary sinst ie hee inhi, nar of self suf Presiden wsevelt ad convention on the ideal work for Its own sake. teachers cabinet te the wad] thi iressod of doing g He told there wasn't 8 man was not a finan there whotn It ial win 1 Chicago's Women Directors. LIGIOUS Letter to Laym Converts In London giving mers Jul rr) nd belr fly this ny SPORTING EVENTS Thery Wins Bennett Cup. Driving Richard-Brasier nine horsepower the bilist Thery the annual for the Bennett cup over the Auvergne course at Leschamps, France, July 5 riding a total of 341 miles in 7 hours 10 minutes, Two Italians were second and third, a Frenchman fourth and an Englishman fifth. None of the three Americans finished, Hert, Heavyweight Champion, With James J. Jeffries, the unbeaten iy six nuton HD Face Car, won | but retired heavyweight champlon pu. gilist, as referee, Marvin Hart of Lou Isville knocked out Jack Root of Ohi | cago In the twelfth round of a fight at to the representatives of the United | Came the acknowledged heavyweight States was performed July 6 in the | | champion. ITE TT kinds Thus Hart be | | LEGAL- -CRIMINAL | ana ¥1 on second class tickets between New York and Chicago and a sponding reduction to other poluts, This action follows the chang of the Michigan Central from standard to differential fares, a board of arb tion having deelded that the Mich Central was entitled i. rates as any other with the New York roads enst of Buffalo corre CaAKtern Senator Mitchel Convicted. United States Senator Mitchell of Or egon found guilty, Jul by the jury at Portland on the charge of having aceepted itra Wis gui to make ow in Central and other ine connection compensut for bef on practicing rothefeder- | Railroad Secret Service Dropped. For alleged looseness the officials ur 121 operatiy comprising the BOCret ser of the Wabash rallwas en dismissed summ departments + he w of fi A the The recom ded the to the of the His coun oved for a trinl, the hearing was for July 10, feted on member Reunte jury men {re have 1x fic In pa against the Big Jump In Cotton. When read at the change, July 3 vanced at a Arily the BRCR WARE one of service the July cotton report was New York Cotton Ex the price of itton ad 9.50 to 10.50 in five minutes A there was a frantic rush to sell orders for customers and prices varied in differer the room at the tion of the er cent lower t bear pal The Largest Steel The Curfew In Pittsburg. Pri 1th Btee IHHOrition onrt wel nn new and bound from a gain of $5 a bale the of brokers Net The cons senator od WHR price rose Appear if petri fled the verdict announced Pending the hearing and sentence he was released « gnizance, Other convictions of high officials ure expected to follow, Senator Mitchell it parts of md as ns same time I'he « op was found to | mn his own re Contract. the Deviin Banks C! fe Santa Fe Contempt Charge. o Allipai ts look alike Barges are " ar w Milwaukee Grafters Milws Arrested 1h gra r 4 BN : INK of alter ents vestigat l.ucas Paints y apd va Philadelphia Dragnet Out. The reform administration lelphia showed of the largest tory of any The sorts within a territory of about twen ty square miles, including the Tender in, were awept ciean of the various of resorts and speak eaxles abo #X) prisoners, men and wot ng taker The raid was conducted 8 a . . 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