Pace 6. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., SEPTEMBER 13, 1906. Cuba's President Interesting Career of Tomas [Estrada Palma, Who Is Fighting an Isurrec. tion—A Veteran of the Ten Years’ War. THE character of President T. Es trada Palma of has un he limelight outhreak lnsurrection the 4. When Senor been ince the the the Pearl of Antill has Palma rei the ent evacuauon assumed $s of governt the f the island by the American forces In he took himself a task of ex NUNEZ. oceptional difficulty the Cubans had making an ex- f ’ 1902 upon GENERAL It was the first had the periment as to their capacity for government. They had been unde: oppression of Spain up to the time o American lutervention and except dure Ing the brief period of the American occupation had enjoyed little tutel in the duties of administering the uf fairs of government. Under these cir cumstances Senor Palma took the helm of the ship of state. He succeeded for four years in steering It away from the rocks insurrection During th period of peace, stable government a civic order prosperity came land In a degree never known before The and admirers of Pre dent Palma claim that a large part the credit fo this belongs to quiet, man holds fice of sident Palma | opportunity of the (re of ] id to the is friends ai Ww bo chief Pre executive the repu ord and exhaust necess found Presid years nt Pal: age or of awa of t drawr to INTS was Dre visiona! g patriots nity the Spania capture n doing ir and he was for a time imprisoned in Havana and {n Spain. On his release he came to the United Btates and for some years conducted a school In central New York for Cn ban and South American boys. Presi dent Palma bas been criticised by some for not ruling with a stronger band and maintaining a larger mill tary force for the support of the Cuban government. When he was about to assume the presidency Senor Palmas sald There will be no high state In the exec. utive house at Havana. Even If 1 wished te surround myself with bodyguards and 8 regal following, the country Is too poor to support any such useless ornamenta- tien. 1 shall set the example of economy by managing the affairs of the island with the very least assistance possible General Emilio Nunez, who narrow ly escaped assassination recently, Is governor of Havana province and was a bosom friend of the late General Maximo Gomez He was a Liberal, but withdrew from the convention of | the latter party when a president was elected four years ngo, and the fol lowing with which he has been ident! fled, enlling themselves Libera! Nation allsta, have been allies of the Moder ates. Fe was eighteen yours old when he took the field in the cause of free Cuba at the beginning of the Ten Years’ war, and he was prominent ns a flbuster during the revolution which began in 1805, Cwm ’ } that It we anx made was to be n [his they succeeded If THE SAGE OF THE GRANGE. Goldwin Smith, One of Canada's Grand Old Men. Canada Is a men, for the attributed to Dr. Osler are popular there than In the United States, and men who have reached old age are not so likely to go on the shelf in the Dominlon as in some other parts of the Goldwin Smith, who bas just celebrated his elghty-third birthday, 1s one of these grand and active in affalrs hard worker, though he passed the chloroforming age twenty-three vears ago. He as the Sa being his home | iront country of grand old dens less world. is literary old he men and a is known ¢ of the Grange, the Grange pletur- r country in 1817 ed since residence 0, & Profs Smith was King tutor when the ford be advocate of the BB Edw atter studied at Ox- perhaps the foremost principles in igh he comes of he ti iris vot ublican 'y! lesnisen nes in England mnt resing father's houses eed the Intro nes. 1 wall re the servants light | : AVE aren 6 have heard the cur or /§ i A N nN . VEL FEAT Former Mistress of White House aan Mountain (Hmber dis as in New which she the rough Crawford L 1 recently the MRS. GROVEM CLEVELAND bridle path instead of the inelined rafk way by which one may ride to the summit. The wife of the only living expresident of the United States in still a handsome woman, as the ao SR —— ian ——— A ———— SA {1} We being civilized, must be taught to love another, Cannibals it in stinctively, Free, “Johnny,” queried the teacher of the juvenile class, “what between electricity and lightning 7” “You don't have to pay Ightnin’,” answered Johnny kee Sentinel one do W. H. MUSSER, Greneral Insurance Lagent is the difference nothin’ for Notary Public and Pension Attorney. -Milwau- READ DOWN BTATIONS BELLEFONTE, PA. Dangerous, ' Here is a glass of water, =. BH. GOSS, in drink that, ‘I ramp SUCCESSOR 70 JONN ©. 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