THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, AUGUST 17, 1905, ] Peace Terms Mean That Japan Intends to Be Mis- tress of the Orient, Willy Nilly—President Addresses Enthusiastic Throngs at Wilkesbarre and Chautau- qua—Bridge Workers De- clare General Strike—Ex- plorer Fiala Rescued—Fed- eral Control Softens Fever Quarantine Situation —— POLITICAL | Republicans. ‘the to 1) I ised the prod world in wi busin marked ever) xperiment with for rever the that had tariff ORS wt President Addresses Mine Workers, Mine as ter workers comprised the vast throng of more than gave President Roosevelt the reception of his life, when he spoke on the same platform with Cardinal and John Mitchell, at Wi It was the cagerness of this great mass of people to get near the presids came nea using a fr phe, those in fr Agr ti WOrkKers as we WTR DCS 150,000 persons who Gibbons kesharre | gl | Chicago's Ow Mayor Dunne cided that the city sh traction con ate in the out their while annour Plans. ago mild alk mtinne nership Chie panies to « streets long enough to fran ing its Intention to take over the lines In the future In an Interview the mayor sald that It would be his policy to avold condem pation proceedings wherever possible because they ar costly Of the 700 miles of trackage in Chicago forty miles would revert to the city at the cost price within the next two years, and In three years more the majority of the 700 miles would revert in the SAME Wa) After that he says that the remaining roads whose charters are for louger terms will find them selves so surrounded by city lines as to be glad to sell at a reasonable fig ure. When that time comes, the sal aries of employees will be higher and hours of work shorter Connecticut Legislators’ Graft, The people of Connecticut have been startled by the report from Hartford to the effect that the general assem bly, whose session has just closed, ex pended $15,000 for pens and Jack knives for the use of the 200 legisla. tors. This was wufliclent to supply each member with three fountain present Lise values pens and nine knives, but, as a mat. ter of fact, about one-third of the mem bers got only one each. Governor La Follette's Choice. At lust «( Follette has decided to re and take the of Wis sign his pres- place which in the United and to which he was en- beginning of the special March, He will enter the the time of the extra ses sion In November The President Warns Trusts. Before the Chautauqua (N. Y. as. sembly, the next day after his Wilkes barre speech, President Roosevelt em- phasized his wn of the Monroe doctrine as free from self aggrandize- ment and not as a shield to our weak: er neighbors. He declared we would not go to war to prevent a foreign country from collecting a just debt or to back up a sister republic In a re. fusal to pay. Speaking of trusts, he warned that lenjlency was at an end and said packers would be prosecuted, iovernor La Cousin office had States senate titled at the pession Inst ent to he been elected senate at coneceptic | LEGAL- CRIMINAL | wd Wealthy Milwaukee Grafters. I'he Milwaukee, is, grand jury has indicted Charles F ‘ister, one of the city's wealtl net citizen 00 fro Wife Desertio Magistrat foreign Lirtl, Connecticut Divorce Congressman’s Jury Disagrees. The second trial of the land fraud Case against Cor sRIan of Oregon In 0 Biggs 2 at P Aug. 28 Warrant For Paterson's Mayor, After four days of inactivity indecision following the disappearance of William H. Beicher, the absconding mayor of Pat. erson, N. J, the prosecuting of ficers issued a warrant for his and arrest, oh EXECUTIVE Rear Adn Clark i) Retires Battleship Kansas Launched RING hter of tenedd by An 1 the go f tional bottle of ¢l by Miss vessel wh, doug Ihe was broker of the Kansas tradi pagne Hoch over the bow Wilson's Antigraft Rules, Becretary of Agriculture preparing to put into effect rules is that no empl department of agricu terested In any concern engaged com mercially In work with the sn ployee has to do in his official capacity The prohibits the Interest in any which has contracts with the department if the * in a position to Influence awards The Investigation of the bureau animal Industry has been taken up The head of this buresn, Ur Salmon, has admitted that for six yéars prior to 19002 he was the silent parther of George EB. Howard In the George E Howard Printing company, which had contracts with the department for printing meat Inspection Iabels Mr Howard is sald to have Invented » label suitable for being axed to In pected meats This Intest develop ment in the department graft scandal bar started anew the rumors of Mr Wilson's retirement. It Is also charged that the bureau of animal Industry helps the beef trust In maintaining its monopoly by refusing to luspect the products of Independent meat packers Wilson Is two new of the be In tne yee ture shall which other rale concern empioyese of This, tary the ipproprii More tha spected Inst a total posed te h if true, would involve the secre. directly, The secretary throws on congress for not having ited the money asked for. no 00,000,000 animals were in- in fifty-one cities at £751.000 It Is pro Inspection us problem blame year of rege a fee for one solution of the Taft Party at Manila. of War RIessLICn Secret I'aft, the und fam Hes and Miss Roosevelt, have been eutertained at Manila At a dinner given by the chamber of commerce 400 gues In a speech made by Wright, he declared that the visit of the secretary proved that the Fllipinos would receive 1 square Secretary Taft sald that the pledges made by McKinley would be honestly fulfilled as to the granting of autonomy, but that the people who refused just taxation were unfitted for gelf government. At a meeting of the sugar planters the congressmen dis cussed the tariff question and the planters tried to show that If the tariff were reduced that it would not threat. en the American sugar industry. In 8 reception at the palace Becretary Taft and Roosevelt shook hands with 3.U6x WIrsous with thelr iy Col party of is were present Governor denl FOREIGN Discussing Peace Terms. by a fog t ng penin ese East ur to Har huria, the lin and pan was entitl The Russian reply refusal ! ndemulty Sakhallr land « lon Peace The remained war kado olxdurate and hope waned like, the m Parliament Prorogued. With the prorogation of parliament Premier Balfour found himself still with a ma) of seventy house of cot | had ast February CIAT rity one in the or ten less than be Gomez Defies Palma Jose Miguel trices | of the B Venezuela Annuls Grant, President Roosevelt Is the fede } wrt of Venezu cided Bermude¢ company. by annulling Ham oRsion The attitude of this country is not likely to be known until Secretary Root returns to Wash ington od that has de Asphalt the so ealid against the iton con Oscar to Quit Mis Throne, King Oscar of Sweden has expressed] his intention of handing the ment over to Crown Prince Adolphus In order that he 1 rest and strength He port that he had changed about letting one of his sons the king of Norway govern Gustavus ght seek denied the re mind become his Russians In Sakahlin Surrender. An official report from Japan tells how General Liapnoff, the Russian governor of the island of Rakhalln while being pursued by the Inpanese, sent word under a flag of truce that he desired to surrendes He sald ho was foreed to do this fram a sense of bumanity in being unable to suceor the wounded from lack of bandage ma terial. The Japanese commander de manded the delivery of all war sup plies and property uninjured. Including maps and records of administration On July 81 General Liapnoff, 70 off} cers and 3.200 men of the Russian gar rison surrendered Strike. John of Minnesota ervices nedintor LABOR Telegraphers' Governo fered hi the on of. between the the Pacific rent He wis moved todo this by letters from citizens, who that Rome the heen striking telegrapieer und Of Northern and the Northern nls of snid business in sections of stnte completely para iyzed., President Hill in a New York interview said he would to it that those men who had been active in bringing this strike about should never again enter the em ploy of the road. He declined media tion LL A Governor Johnson Bakers Want Better Conditions. The Hebrew section of New engngmd bakers York defer agent of the part: telegrag hed fed cnt store driv from Chicago that on strike no Sunday dinner In sight, $2,000 was pr for Be sides this £3.000 was given to the truck some of their men were still with relief omptly voted | drivers, $1,000 to the lumber teamstors, £2000 10 the expressmen and £590 to the plano drivers Bridge Workers Strike, The officers of Bridge and Struct: ination ha sgn inst the International ral Iron W rdered a orkers’ ARR strike ve renern rid ge alle Hiin¥) w IrRers company INDUSTRIAL | Enormous Crops Assured. wit? a crop Ereatest ever winter and spring T00,000,000 bushels Outs are 02.1 as compared with n of 83 / § and compared with a of 55.1 Wireless Line to Hawail, The Pacific Wireless ’ pany has begun wireless Tam clsco Ing « of 2,700.0000000 bushi the The totn wheat 1mny recorded rench marked ten at 8.0 year average YORY 8 erage as ['elegraph com construction i on Mou Ban Frau telegraph station Ipals, ten miles from of estab vith a the expectation ommunication Hawallan station in the away Islands, 2,000 miles The P. 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