THE
CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
BELLEFONTE, PA
AVGUST 21, 1905.
Pace 3
Continued from page 2
panking firm of Kean,
& Co. of New York.
At the present time trolley lines are
being built from Rochester to Buffalo
and from Buffalo to Cleveland, while
lines are already under operation from
Cleveland to and from
to Detroit. The present purpose of the
company Is to control the terminal fa
cllities in the lake cities. Lines lu and
around Buffalo have a mileage
in Detroit of 536 and In Toledo of 112,
and it Is now predicted that within
two years there will be a continuous
trolley line from New York to Detroit
Three men control the vast interests
thus merged {in the Tractional company
They are Louis Boisevain Kear
Van Cortlandt & Co, Henry J. P
of Buffalo and Nelson Robinson
B. Schley and T. De Witt Cuyler
also directors Henry J. Plerce
been chosen president of the new col
pany and Nelson Rob
dent.
Yan vortmnu,
Toledo Toledo
y BED
of Sob,
G
inson vice presi
Trading Stamps Attacked.
The Retall Merchants’
Pennsyvivania while in
Philadelphia applauded
sentiments of one of Its
the trading p business
ta race He said that the
an unmixed evil
was
ness
Association of
convention at
heartily
member
stam
stamps »
ti
and that
an unnatural way of doing
Price of Diamonds Still Hi gher,
New York diamond ir wrter
that an advance of 5 per cent
made ugh ston
the London syn
ally a
that the
Transvaal,
mond m
close
govered
on the r
worl
new
the
ne of any m
only
ace
tho
d on
works
ances ix
gating
years
the ad
arcity of
The
road for
shows
$1,304,104
This lef
$1.137.328
tinued
J. J. Hil
to show 1 1 4
Cuts Rates.
Mout
1 th
+ y
! Ana
neapols, ai rd
as compared with the Canadian roads
He said that if the Canadians aet this
rate he would go lower
Louisville Bank Closed.
The Western Nationa
ville, Ky., has been
Bank
»
Gould Head of Wabash.
It w!
George J id bad
acting president of
road and that he would
Ity accept
wl
unin
Joseph Ram
10UD
Vas ant
(30
Hh nr
ne pre
DAS remail
ted ef
sey. J
INDUSTRIAL
Corn Still In the Lead.
After Water
The
over
of the
a wel
root
stopp
is found Of
Automobile to Deliver Papers.
The Eur
York Herald at
its
adopted the
big automobile
from Paris to Trouville
distance of 132 miles
was made in two and a
Cotton Mill Air Bad.
That workers In cotton mills are In
danger from lack of ventilation Is ex.
plained by E. ©. Willey In the Tech.
nical World He says that frictional
heat generated from machinery, oll and
unclean cotton makes the alr foul and
enervating to operators, thus decreas
Ing the amount and quality of the
work.
teen feet undergr
n «dition of the New
serve
break iast,
of
with
Deauville, a
The first trip
half hours
eit
Paris, in order to
FeUIRT TFesaders
at Las
expedient nding =
jonded papers
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SPORTING EVE NTS
|
Alrship Over New York,
For the first time the people of New
York have witnessed a practical dem.
onstration of aerial navigation by
means of the dirigible balloon con
structed and operated by Roy Konaben.
shue of Toledo, 0, who first became
famous by navigating the airship Ar-
[row at
the Worlas rair AST year,
Starting from his tent inclosure in a
vacant lot west of Central Park, Mr,
Knabenshue made a trial flight as far
a8 the Times building at Forty-second
street and Broadway and back, and
later performed maneuvers over Broad
way as far south as the Flatiron build
ing, returning each time to the park
without mishap An lmmense crowd
of people was nd teh the
novel experiment in alr naygigation,
had ddl of ex
eitement on account its commercial
object A had
of the experi an
dodge by having
num be r
$100
on hn to wi
which onal sourde
of
viper
0s
un
local | made use
mel advertising
f 1
from
he flew
and
return
ns streets
housetops of the ¢
trip the airship made }
a pretty stiff wind
Writing of his
benshue that
remars ROTIeS
BUgrestive H)
He the
5.000 feet, at
bear nothing of
ing to the effect
on his ear drums
curred to him
be for
On his
idway against
Mr. Kona
encountered a
exper
he
of
¢ hop iy
HCY,
said
Cross currents
sea in a storm
maximum beight of
which point he could
the city's sounds ow-
of the
The thought
it ¢ hance it
to
air
oc
rarefied
wi! would
New
of
nun enen steal into
Yrist ’ i
arop st (9
Ward
Ho
and Wright Still Champions.
SOCIOLOGICAL
Are Women Crow Men?
ding
Lis th will
gave him in the struggle for survival.”
phys il streng
Manchester's Street Car Experience.
fF nn
p
ing
When
olored
south, but
found It necessary
last twenty years, as
book, ‘Up From Slavery,
contact with
therance of my
in the south.”
all the
the
have
people,
when In
during
stated In Mm
to come into
the fur
work In ways 1 do not
white people In
MISCE L LANE ous
Checking the Yellow Fever,
The first month of the yellow fever
in the south, which ended Aug. 21,
disclosed a record of 1355 cases and
196 deaths in 311 alities, mainly In
Louisiana, Texas and Mississippl, The
average death rate was 14.1 per cent
and 173 persons were discharged as
eured. The authorities have adopted
everywhere the practice of killing the
fever breeding mosquitoes in the lar
val stage and by fumigation. New
Orleans, the center of Infection, has
placed herself under rigid sanitation
and dally Inspection, with the result
that the progress of the disease is well
under control. The most pitiful fea
ture of the situation now appears to
be the plight of the smaller towns
along the coast. where sclentific meth
ods have not been applied. At the lit
tle village of Leesville, La, with a
population of 10,000, 170 were reported
down with the yellow fever and 200
more with the dengue fever. Rellef
expeditions were sent from New Or
leans. The have reached the
conclusion that Itallans are more lia
ble to take the disease than any other
race and that their high mortality Is
due to their mode of life. The statis
tics show that women are
paratively safe, the deaths from yel-
low fever being five times great
among males as among females. All
the ev to confirm the mos
quito theory
reported north
doctors
also com.
as
idence goes
One ¢ wis
Mo
nfection 15
as far as Gregory,
Accidents.
The
up consideral
21, tall buildings
shaken and
the most
and extended
linols,
tucky
Joud
alarmed
rushed Into
The deadly grade
other horror
Mont
Miss!
sgippl valley shaken
ly by an earthquake Aug
Ng
ndows rattled
noted for mw
over a wide
1
Tennessee and
was
be rocked, doors
It
ny
Aren
Ww Wis
severe Years
of 1}
Missouri, Ken
The shock
rumbling
the
was preceded by 8
that
many
10l8e greatly
eonle of whom
people,
the streets
crossing has
car ¢
wert
Injured
The
Baralor
the I
grow:
I'L
Helg!
Pottss
O00) ne
out of w
1 the lose ©
than
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TOUR TO PACIFIC COANT
including Yellowstone Par k, Lewis and
Clark Exposition and Rocky Mit»
Penney
ooe-half days the Owslone LArs
when the flee hotels now in servies in Lhe
Clreat Preserve will be utitised. The teen
rtianag
ie
y sicie-traeked f t'o roe
riptive phamp et time of
necting ira and farther informal
fpply nearest ticket ppent
Guu, WW. Boyd ! yg
Broad Street
or
ssrenger Agent
"hilade Iphia
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Frigate Minnesown,
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his History of the
that
Pennsyl-
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line (16th Cavalry) COMm- |
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THE REXALL STORE.
BEEZER
We kee “ he Des ality of
BEEF. PORK, MUTTON, SLICED WM
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32d Annual Encampment and Exhibition of the
Pairons of Husbandry of Central Pennsylvania
GRANGE PARK, CENTRE WALL, PA., SEPT. 16 TO 22, INGLUSIVE.
eampment Opens Sept, 16, Kahibition Opens Monday, Sept,
r farms
CR
or
ADMISKION FRES
GINGEKICH
GOODHART
DALE
LEONARD RRONE, Ghalrman.
tera ad MOH BIOL IORI ISILON
Bellefonte Trust Co.
s & Co
OCH N, ASTIN
Capital $125,000.
OFFICERS
J. L. Bpangler
Hoss O Hickok , Lil
John PP, Harris, .
Isaac Mitchel)
DIRE
y Cochran,
ngler
Gierberieh
John V
TORS
A.C Mingle
Clande Cooke
Hoss O, Hickok,
Harris
Pryesiden J. Hen
¢ President 4. 1
Treasurer Od
Asst. Treas
Interest pald on time deposits
Uotleetions made on all points on favorable terms,
Acts as Administrator, Guardian, Assignee, Receiver and Trustee,
Prompt attention given to all banking tiers entrusted to it,
POPPPPPPPPRY |
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
ENNSYLVANL
PR oh
Fralnsarrive ant
as 10i0Ow
HAILIBOAD,
i effect May 28, 1906
aepart
from BELLEFONTE
FTYROWE
Mi
Mi Simon.
a Lf LLL
Krumrine
State College
Struble
Rloomsdort
Fine Grove
Trains from Mobtandon
Hamsport, Lock Haven and Tyrone, conneet
with train No for tate Ooliege
Trains from State College connect with Penna
Rallroad at Bellefonte for points east and west
H.TroMAs Supt,
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BELLEFONT
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5 10! 300 Milesbut
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STATIONS
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WW. ATTERNUNRY
Gen'l Mgr
CORR Week days only.
J. R. Woan,
Gen'l Pass Apt,
Dr. J. |. KILPATRICK,
Dentist,
. Bellefonte, Pa.
TempleCourt, over Postofos,
| Mpeoial attention given to artificial iakts.
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