THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, P/ ow AUGUST 31, 1905. President Working For Peace After the Portsmouth Con- ference Was In a Hopeless Deadlock—He Plunges In the Plunger---New York Republicans to Fuse on Municipal Minto Succeeds Curzon. French Ultimatum to Mo- rocco - - - Raw Vegetable Ownership. Juice Cures Consumption. FOREIGN Curzon to Quit India. Corre lence d and fi wanding British in Indi dis- with ene was satisfied ) the BY wl stemn equired Baron Cu reviewed and tioned by the a istrative served itel ar tual governor of India, Minto, formerly governor #8 to succeed Curzon as v san ai has 18090 as the vir aithough Lord of Canada, ‘eroy. Baron of officials Urzol as viceroy India since ener now stands forth Norway Extends the Olive Branch. The Norwegian storthing has p & resolution requesting Swede: OO operate f the union and open belies PERO ed to faction to both countries French Demand on Morocco. The French minister at Fez has de manded of the sultan of Morocco an indemnity of $2,000 for the of an A Ject; spons tiona shoul sho Fre _— ’ a Lid sian Suffrage Plan ’ ballot, and t¢ over the townspeople POLITICAL Cannon Still Stands Pat tepresentative Cannon while in Washington told the reporters that the reciprocity conference at ( hicago had not altered bis position on the stand pat tariff policy. He doubted if any representative men had attended the conference, Addicks Eliminated. The Union Republican organization of Delaware, under the leadership of Benator Allee, has decided not to sup port J. Edward Addicks any longer This Is expected to result In the merg ing of the Republican factions and the election of two Republican senators fn 1007 If the legislature goes Repub lean next year. Mr. Addicks himself is not disposed to accept the dictum of Allee and has begun a campaign to win back the county leaders. Since 1888 he has been the finapcial main spring In a series of partisan contests, in the hope of placing himself in the | United States Senate. In 1805 the | “Addicks or nobody” polley left one | of Dolaware's seats in the senate va cant aud In 1001 both seats were va. | eant for the same reason. In 1903 compromise brought about the selec- tion of Ball as a regular and Allee as & Unionist. When Ball's term expired last March Addicks ag bringing about a d« lature, which tin succeeded In adlock in the legis till exists Fusion on City Ownership. The Republican organization of New York through [ts comm under the leadership of ex Odell, has decided fuse ant iny and anti-Mayor the plat- ownership of public by coun’y, executive {tees Governor to with all Tamu MeClelland form of utilities elements upon municipal The resolution adopted the Republicans declared the purpose of their party to give its full power In the coming election to the support of candidates pledged “to an adminis- tration of the of city In which the public utility corporations will not be the masters of the people of this city.” ap pointed to confer with other bodles. On the same day the Citizens’ league, headed by R. Fulton Cutting, decided to support Jerome for mayor notwith standing that he Is a candidate for re- election as district attorney and is un willing to run for mayor, A peculiar feature of the situation is that the Hearst Municipal Ownership league Is Invited with the Hearst papers affairs this Committees were while 10 fuse the Republican organization are ks about to recent per rome’s daily making sai Jerome Also Odell's fuse on Jerome re cast lugness Lhe sonal cri stu of Odell J speech at Chautauqua Municipal Ownershig A S¢ Session Mun May is op made & SOL Of Chl maxi in Convention votes n them mu ele i ruj journed as a protest against ward's remark Aa May p ted Session WAS a0 Wood he of | ~ uh . EXECUTIVE \. -— Conger to Retire. The I ger, ambass he had f 16, on ac that the resignation port that China tradicted, but not a on SION Was officially denied President Navigates Plunger, Despite numerous reports that Presi dent Roosevelt would pot risk his of ficial life by going under water in the nie President's Peace Efforts Baron WAR A caller ore re a mod Becretary by agreeing t of Russ limitatior sell back Island fo This 1 pothetical from the ciated IM 1 this by the emp tie and fo given out by the Russ ister at St. Petersburg, | dorff, that Russia would pay Japan no money In any shape or form. He sald it was not a question of amount, but of principle; that It was out of accord with Japan's present military position It was about this time that the presi dest began his negotiations direct with Czar Nicholas, Ambassador Meyer hav Ing an audience at Peterhof. The Rus. slap war party appeared to think that it bad nothing to lose and everything to gain by another big battle. Japan was firm Blamed For Bennington Explosion, The naval court of Inquiry ealled to Investigate the explosion on the gun boat Bennington at San Diego, Cal, July 21, In which nearly sixty men were killed and as many more Injured, bas reported to the department that Ensign Charles T. Wade, chief engl neer officer of the gunboat, had neglect od his duty. Also three enlisted men who were killed In the fire room are held partially to blame. The court finds that the explosion was caused by ount Lams it back upon boller D, which exploded, The closing of a B had rendered the useless, not a pound be- Oue of the killed fire- to have off the no one observed the Wade Is be see that the sentinel in good pnmends that he foreing in turn vilve on Kauge irded boller steal ng men A belleved shut and sign culpable and Ive on the bollers were court rece rf ord be court HIG To Make Mcney Orders Safe. Ihe postoffice department orm of announces order has munke forger difficult, This perations of the exact plugged out as In the checks oney which w ons more numerous forgers In the amount will be of bank Hew irder case New Postal Rewards. the regulations rewards to he paid for to the arrest of robbing the rewards will run from offenses from to train robbery According to new governtug the Information leading persons charged with malls, $50 to petty larceny postal £1,000), covering Not to Prosecute Moore, The George yore finds department AtLorney that Dr, of will ment general the wulture expert, the govern herefore be restored gid In the experiments f plant industry Now. of the It's “Wilkes-Barre” on | LEGAL-CRIMINAL | otton Broker Arrested. Frederick A. Ie cotton roxer gran jury at Was plieity in the cotton leak arrosted at Saratoga, N.Y. jall In default ] ham Is ons to answer question Jury wher f Statisticia » grand was Investigating the course o Holmes Hoch Again Reprieved. For the ped from Justice MeGruder of the court granted a supersedens expiration of the gov- the Otober decision may not be Hoch gain third time Johann shadow Hoel + 441 fore the reprieve This will CAUSE w reviewed at the final ext, when or tried Steamship Captain Arrested. On complaint of Collector wer TRAN, of New York Eugenio ca ne steamer Citt ther executed will be ef Laverello, rremtex] for hav f @ cs 63 2 YS dicted Waggaman Indicte ] the may be red] erexdito Unses | RELIGIOUS Unchristian Reform In China The | agent Bible wiety confirins the great and progress Ni of 1 ports { for spirit glonary Chines thelr Japan and Christina the fir ideas thers rite Fi evn ity i eS fore from for “ oriental oon query £ A western power, defeating it on land and sea. Although Christianity has rable progress in Japan, the Japanese people as a whole take only slight interest In the theology of the west. The mission ary fears that this new Impression got by sending hundreds of Chinese stu dents into victorious Japan for study may greatly hinder the progress of Christian missions in the Chinese em pire by inducing a feeling that pagan ism i» sufficient unto itself He sayn that recent Chinese publications bring “more or less contempt on the Chris tian religion and its representatives.” Rospigliosi Marriage Not Valid, Cardinal Gibbons has announced that the pope would not reconsider the de cision of the church authorities In the Rospiglios! marriage case. It had been found that the dispensation for the marriage of Miss Reid, a Catholle, now the Princess Rosapigliosl, to Colonel Parkhurst, an unbaptized person, was the proper one to be granted; hence the pope had decided that Mrs Park: hurst's marriage to Prince Rospiglios! t tine aD nat or east yf : ria bel made conside excessive steam pressure In holler B, oould not be recognized. SCIENTIFIC Explorer Fiala's Experience. On | arrival Anth expedit report of nt leader the difficulties the obhtnle had establl by north of Frang- His yer MH Josef Land oh CR, Once drift and was crushed the lee at chorage In vember, Anthony Flala of last year sledge northward, but were owing to the falling of the crevices or the sm Another attempt a northward ove Lie nigh les March parties men wishing Pp nyed high ter l for cecom nied by crack news ness were Crown Flora Doctors Against Arsenic Cure. Af oar X of ord of unfoun Leact Qulf Stream Changing Its Course i pt LR Ol i; ™ 2 i i 20 ranges from ire is Kg the New Solar System Theory, Professor F. R. Moulton of the tronom! artment of Chica; ical deg varsity and Professor] a dr ur upon leavin ret Hull, Englax hie Au ¢ An hroke inter No 1008, Twice in March started unable to get far, into pledges. to push PACK op of 10 degrees rit n un! FE berinin of the geology aepartment arter four years of research huve arrived at a theory of the origin of our solar sys tem entirely different from the nebular hypothesis, or ring theory, bro by Laplace in 1708. Their co was announced In a lecture by He sald they bLell sun-—a disturbing sun-- near ur Sechler & Co., ight out uasion Fro eved fie Hi fessor Moulton that a moved there i miles high * 10 the tides it turbing ¢ the the tide after thus planets second down Eun, caus H enor tides thousan Os PURE FOOD and Fine Groceries. 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