Pittston Gazette

              ' i' . - * ► W1 V « ait *. PITTSTON, PA., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1903. t f-fc ' i WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1850 53d YEAR. \ DAILY EST, by THE*). HABT 1888. TWO CENTS A CO»Y. I FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f 0 PAGES. FIFTEEN DEAD NOW IDENTIFIED BURDICK MURDER MYSTERY. TRUSTS AND THE TARIFF. DYING NEGRO CONFESSED BAR THIS WEEK'S Canadian Report That Miss Hutchin- son Sues Ptflice. TALKS WITH ADVERTISERS. Spill Blip! Buffalo, March 10.—The only development today that came anywhere near touching upon the Burdlck case was a telegram from London, Ontario, to tho effect that, through her attorney, Miss Hutchinson had Instituted suit for $75,000 damages against the Buffalo police department). Superintendent Bull said he knew nothing regarding the reported action and at her home today Miss Hutchinson said: "I know nothing of a suit against the Buffalo police force. I will have to refer you to my attorney." She would say nothing further. Mr. Cleveland Says They Will Figure In Next Campaign. Sheriff Makes Public the Statement of Geo. Perry. Price List. Many Bodies Charred Be- Easter comes soon. April 12th. S&est Pat. J'I our £4.50 yond Recognition. A sale of Boys'and Gil ls' School Stockings. One case of Fast Black Ribbed Stockings, with double knees, spliced heel and toe and donble soles, made of the strongest Maco yarn, and in all sizes, from 6 to 10 inches, Are you doing your best to catch your share of the Easter Trade? Potatoes, bu ~ Pest P-ll/ our 70c 70c OLEAN'S fIRE VICTIMS. TWO CANNOT BE DIVORCED. SAID HE KILLED WOMAN. So the Former President Believes—He GffffSj strictly fresh 20c 3 Cans Corn - 25c Crazed With Pain, Some Threw Them Only a short time remains. Try an advertisement in the Gazette. Sheriff Fairbain Induced the Con- 12 /-2c Pair selves Into Nearby Creek—Water Does Not Know That "Anyone demned Man to Reveal His Secret 3 Cans tPeas XJomatoes, 3 lb can JOc Fine Sweet Oranges 35c, 40c, 45c Finnan Hadilies, 13c, two for '25 25c to be Dragged for More Bodies— Thinks of Silver Nowadays"—Is- Just Before Death—Exonerated Ma- Story of an Eyewitness. Paterson, N. J., March 10.—John VanDree and his wife, who have been missing since Sunday, were found dead today from coal gas at their home at 154 Ryerson avenue. Coal Gas Kills Man and Wife. sues Constantly Changing. son From Complicity. 3,475 .yards of Embroidery, from 1 to 3 inches wide, at 5c per yard. Olean, N. Y„ March 10.—It is now believed' that at least 25 were killod and 40 injured by the explosion of oil which followed the wreck of a freight train on the Erie railroad, east of this place, last night. Many of the injured will die, and the death list may reach 30. The local hospitals are crowded with victims, while many were taken to their homes. Fourteen bodies have already been recovered, six of whom have been identified. Many of the unfortunates were so badly burned that Identification is utterly impossible. All the clothing was burned off some bodies and the flesh cooked to a crisp. The bodies of t(iree of the dead were found in Olean creek. They had plunged into the water to extinguish the flames of their oil-soaked clothing and were either drowned or suffered death from the effects of their burns. Friends and relatives of missing men and boys are flocking about the undertaking establishments trying to identify the charred victims. The search of the wreck is proceeding slowly and preparations are being made toward dragging Olean creek for bodies. New York, March 10— Ex-President Cleveland, who is visiting at the home of Oscar S. Straus, 5 West Seventysixth street, has been interviewed by a reporter of the New York Times. Mr. Cleveland snid: Cambridge, Mass., March 10.—George I,. O. Perry, the negro lad who was indicted for the murders of Miss Agne« Mel'hee of Somerville and Miss Clara Morton of Waverly, made a confession when he realized that he could not live, and now that he Is dead Sheriff Fairbairn has made public what he said. Ladies' Plain Black Cotton Hose with white feet, worth 20 cents, special price |2£c per pair. Trackman Killed by Mail Train, BRENNAN S ROBERTS, Little Falls, N. Y„ March 10.—William Nestle, a New York Central trackman, was instantly killed this morning near St. Johnsville by fast mall No. C. He was 54 years old and a veteran of the Civil War. "My errand here has no [folitjcal significance of any kind, any more than when I came here to attend the services in memory of Mr. Hewitt. I found fault after that visit with the report of a political Interview attributed to me with gentlemen, one of whom I had not seen for years and who I did not know was in New York." A NEW RAILROAD. Splendid Values in To Carry Coal From Plttsburff to tfce 42 North main Street, Tfeiv 'Dress Soods Pittsburg, March 10.—The Tost says that another railroad line from Pitts burg to the lakes is in prospect. It wil" carry the millions of tons of coal fron this region to the docks and piers of the Pittsburg Coal company lieai Cleveland. It will be owned and opcr ated by the railroad coal combine, witl: general offices in this city. Great Lukes. The sheriff describes the clrcumstniices leading up to the confession— how Perry sent for him and said that he realized he was going to die. The sheriff in his statement continues: Next to Eagle Hotel. Both phones Our display of Fine Wash Goods, and Ladios' Shirt Waista 'cannot be excelled, and all at very Washington. March 10.—Tho President today sent to tho Senate the name of William Plimley to be assistant United States Treasurer, at New York. W. Plimley to be Asst. U. S. Treasurer. "I then said, 'George, if you are going lo dio you had better tell the truth and not die with somebody else blamed for anything that you have done.' Yours, Mr. Cleveland was nsked if he would state his position as regards retirement from active politics or service in an advisory capacity, and he said: FOR CLEAN LINEN, moderate prices. * The lack of railroad facilities during the past year prevented the Pittsburg Coal company from marketing severa million tons of coal in the northwest and along the great lakes, and tills condition has precipitated the present scheme. "lie lay still for some moments and then said, 'I am only a poor nigger, and, like all niggers, I must do the best that Acme Laundry, PEOPLESSTORE ' WELSH SUNDAY SCHOOLS. "I do not assume to have any direction or weight in the management of political affairs, advisory or otherwise. As a Democrat 1 am very much interested In Democratic prospects and shall nlways be In that condition of mind." "I then said, you do what they said you did andh what they have sent you here for?' I can.' WEST PITTSTON, 15 South Main St., Pittston. Congregationalists Will Convene Here At a meeting of the executive committee of the Wyoming Welsh Congregational Sunday School Union, held In this city yesterday, It was decided to hold the nexi convention in the Pittston church on Tuesday and Wednesday, June 23 and 24. The opening session will ibe on Tuesday evening and there will bo three sessions on Wednesday. The local Sunday school will prepare a programme for Tuesday evening. The programme for Wednesday includes a paper by Tallle Evans, of this city; a blackboard talk by Miss Hannah M. Williams, of Providence; an address by Rev. R. S. Jones, of Providence; an address by Rev. T. C. Edwards, of Edwardsville, and an address by Rev. Dr. Richards, of Wilkes- in June. "lie nodded his head in the affirmative.'Phone. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. Mr. Cleveland was Inclined to bo very reticent 011 political matters generally and particularly upon such as might bo involved In the next presidential campaign. He was asked if he would say what he thought would be the dominant issue. He replied that It was as yet too early; that Issues turned and with the passing of the months prior to the actual opening of a campaign as this event or that occurred to give different ones prominence. It is learned in Pittsburg that the bit corporation has gone so far in the rail road project that surveys have beer made for a line. The lake terminus, it is said, will be south of Mantor Marsh 011 Lake Erie. The location is spec-lull} adapted for extensive coal docks, ant a Cleveland dispatch states that tht financial men behind the coal eomblnt had already secured six large? farms at that point to form the basis for its tor niinals, coal docks, shops and othei equipment. " 'George, did you hit those girls, Misses Agnes Mcl'hee and Clara Morton ?' Saturday Have a Look! Those recovered from the wreck and Identified are: "The hoy began to cry and then said, 'Oil, don't ask me!' "I said: 'George, If you did you can tell me, and if you live I never shall mention It, but if you die it ought to be known. Did you do it?' McCready, 16 years old. Norman Brown, aged 17. Thomas Fitzpatrlck, aged 17. John McMahon, aged 17. Tobin, 15 years old AT OUR PRICES. " 'I)Id Mason have anything' to do with it?' " 'Yes, sir; I did.' 3 lbs Round Steak - 25c Best Patent Flour, per bbl.$4,60 Potatoes, per bu 70 Gr. Sugar, 20 lbs SI.00 Best Dairy Butter, per lb.. 20 Pure Lard, per lb 13 Heintz Sour Pickles, 3 doz.. " Sweet Pickles, 3 doz. " Mixed Pickles, 2 qts. " Chow Chow, 2 qts... Richard Connell, aged 19. The Trnata. Later—Additional victims have been Identified as follows; Martin V. Driscol, aged 22; William Ross, 10; Harry Godden, 18; Walter Swift, 19; John Stemlinger, 17; Faffailo Quarlnto. Carmln Slcellano, Maynard Lamb. One of the Injured, Walter Jackson, died this morning, making the known dead 15. Wrecking crews are working at the scene of the Are. It was still burning at 8 o'clock thlB forenoon. To a question as to whether he thought the trusts would constitute a dominant Issue he made the suine answer. This question was put to liiin: "We linve a situation now In which the Republicans are claiming to be able to eliminate trust evils by publicity measures and by the enforcement of certain acts regulntlng commerce, while the Democrats and some part of the Independent voters, on the other hand, claim that the only adequate remedy 1b the reform of the tariff, xrtilch g1v«to"tlTff trusts the mohopoly they enjoy nnd hence enables them to endanger the prosperity of the country. In view of tills situation will you state what part you think trusts and turiff will play in the campaign of 1004?" GOLD IN MONTANA. "He shook Ills head in the nogatlve and said, 'Don't ask me any more questions.'Old Bed of Mlaaoarl Near Helena wesh Oysters, per qt 25c 4 lbs Tid Bit Crackcrs 25c Yield* Rich Sand. "After a few minutes I promised to see him agtiin in the morning and left the ceil. Since that time in all my talks wltn him he said nothiug about the case. barre. Helena, Mont., March 10.—In nn old bed of the Missouri river, fifteen milet east of Helena, rich gold bearing sand which also contains Bappbires and ru hies, lias been found. Samples of tht dand were brought to Helium for testing, and so gratifying were the returns that J. H. Cowan at once depnrted foi the east to confer with stockholders ol his company with a view to determining uiKDn future mining work. 25 25 25 25 CHILD KILLED BY CAR. 4 cans Baked Beans 25c "On that particular day the boy was very sick and felt that he was surely going to die. On no other day during his illness did he feel in this mood." Little Nellie McLaughlin Falls In Front of Wilkesbarre Trolley. (With Tomato Sauce) " Sweet Mix. Pick. 1 qt Dr. Peaches, choice, 3 lbs.. " " fancy,large,2 lbs 20 25 25 OCEAN LINKR QUARANTINED. Shortly after noon today, little Nellie McLaughlin stumbled while attempting to cross Scott street, Wilkesbarre, In front of a car, and was so seriously injured that she died in a few moments. The children in that part of the city have a practice of running across the streets Just before the trolley car passes. This little threeyear old tot was struck by the beam at the front of the car, but Motorman Condren brought It to a stop before the wheels had crushed her. However, the severe shock on the head killed the child. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc- Laughlin were the parents. Fresh Magic Yeast - 02c Tho above statement was reud lDy Sheriff Fairbalrn to District Attorney Sanderson and Ills assistant, Hugh Bancroft. Tlicy both a growl thilt It should be published for the good of all concerned. Peculiar Deaths During Voyage Cause Good Mixed Tea, lb 29C Dr. Apricots, choice, 3 lbs... " " fancy,large, 2 lbs of Detention. C. I'. Vanwort, one of the best knowr early day placer miners of the stute said: New York, March 10.—The Anchor Line steamer Karamanla, from Marseilles, Palermo and Naples, Is detained at Quarantine, because a number of her crew and passengers died under peculiar circumstances on the voyage. Six died in all, two of the crew and four passengers. All were taken with the same symptoms— cramps, nausea and final collapse. It is thought they were poisoned  some noxious gases emanating from the cargo. All of the passenger victims occupied adjoining bunks In the steerage. They were all buried at sea. The ship will be held for thorough investigation and disinfection. Strictly Fancy Butter 27c Prunes, 2, 3 and 4 lbs for... Gleaned Currants,loose, 4 lbs The ex-presldent said In reply "Cowan brought In seven sacks ol the sand, weighing 873 pounds. OnC suck went about 40 cents and anothei $1.50. Iu one sack were also fount' more than fifty sapphires and one ruby The seven samples yielded $7.50 ii gold." Mr. Vunwort said that In hit opinion the discovery was a very Important one. Mrs. Conway, Terry's mother, was al9o Informed of its purport. She acquiesced In anything the officers thought for the best. Uncle Jerry's ESSE? 09c "You may say tills for me—that Mr. Clevolniid gave It as his opinion that the trust question would not be eliminated from the next presidential canvass and expressed himself us being entirely unable to see lioWj&at question could be wholly dlvorcdRroin the tarlCT Issue, to say nothing of the absolute necessity uf a good, old fashioned Insistence upon tariff reform for its own sake and what It would do for the people of the country." Boots and Shoes. Mason, who Is referred to, is the Boston man, a member of a prominent family, who was once arrested on suspicion of being "Jack the Slugger," but who afterward was discharged in court. 10 Par Cent. Off on Shots & Overalls Murphy & Joyce. You will always find our Shoes Highest in Quality but Lowest in Price. The New Postage Stamps. Cor. Main, Lambert & Sqpeca Sta. Phone The' new series of two-cent stamps now in preparation will have the American flag as one of its designs, supplanting the photograph of Washington which has appeared fori so many years, and with which we have all become so familiar. Another stamp that has become very important is the Private Die Stamp placed over the neck of each bottle of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, as a preventive against unscrupulous dealers palming off counterfeit remedies for the genuine, claiming that they are "just as good as Hostetter's." Don't accept any such imitation, especially If you value your health. The genuine Bitters will positively cure loss of appetite, nau- indigestion, belching, headache, dyspepsia and constipation. Fifty years of such cures are back of It. Then don't fall to try it. LAND GRANT INVALID. CotBtwIae Transportation Company. Evans Bros. Federal Judge In Kentucky Renders Trenton, X. J., March 10.—The Constwise Transportation company, capital $3,000,000, has been Incorporated here to construct and operate vessels. The /Incorporators are Homer Albers of Boston, C. Frank Boughtou, Arthur Seltz, lames Bostwlek, Edmund D. Vandcrbilt and William E. I'nrtart, all of IIo-boken, N. J„ and John G. Crowley of Taunton, Mass. (f\ruri/'s prices. Mr. Cleveland was asked If he thought silver would figure at all us an issue within the Democratic party, and he said. "I did not know that any one thought about silver nowadays." An Important Decision. Frankfort, Ky., March 10. — JudgC Cochran In the United States court has rendered an opinion in the case ol Lockard versus the Asher Lumbei company of Clarke county, which In volvos the fnmous Lockurd patent ol 1873 for 42,400 acres of land in Uurlui county. Judge Cochran holds that under the statute of Kentucky of 1852 which provides that a patent for a lar ger tract than 200 acres shall not be Is suod, is in effect and Invalidates tlx Lockard patent. 46 S. Main St. Pittston. ETHIOPIA NOT HEARD FROM. Owners Becoming Alarmed on Account Pillsbury's Flour. $5 00 For WEDDINGS CI ami ore I For FUNERALS r,w" ®r» ■ of Overdue Steamer. Fatal SUootlas Followed a Trial. Best Pat. Flour 4 50 Glasgow, March 10.—The Anchor Line people are becoming anxious regarding the steamer Ethopia, which sailed from Gla£gow for New York on Feb. 21. The liner has not been reported since it passed Moville, Feb. 22. The steamer carries a full cargo and passenger list. Raleigh, N. C., March 10.—Edward Ilugheg, a prominent young man of I.a Grange, has been shot and mortally ■wounded by Jesse L. Kennedy at Kinston. Iu a fight at La Grange some weeks ago Hughes struck Will Kennedy, Jesse's son, over the head with a billiard cue. The case was tried yesterday, Hughes submitting nud paying the cost. After the trial the Kennedy and Hughes families quarreled in front of the courthouse, and the shooting followed. The doctors think llughcd cannot live. Kennedy was arrested. Best Family Flour 4 25 1 00 Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reason-' able price. (new phone) I.B-CARPENTEB.ixetirst. eieteiiobi Doherty Wine Tenuis Championship. 21 lbs. A Sugar 20 lbs. Gr. Sugar 1 00 Monte Curlrf, March 10.—The final round iu tho singles for the International tenuis championship and the Monte Carlo cup was won by R. F. Doherty. His opponent, F. X,. Itlsley, clipped and injured his knee In the first set, which he lost, 0—1. Itlsley made u game fight and won the next Bet, 10—14, when he retired. 22 lbs. Br. Sugar Pickled SalmcS- Herring, per lb.. Haddock, per lb. 1 00 10 05 05 The decision is exhaustive and nulll lies every patent for more than 20( acres Issued since 1852. It will have u sweeping effect In eastern Kentucky where extensive patents are held bj many companies and persons lssucc since the 1852 statute. The Kentucky court of appeals has heretofore uphelc these patents. No. 1 Mackerel, per lb Building and Remodeling Sale. Rome, March 10.—English pilgrims, led by the Duke of Norfolk, were presented to the Pope today. The Duke read an address of loyalty and devotion and presented a liberal Peter's Pence. The Pope looked better than at any time since his reccnt illness, and expressed gratification lor the expressions of the faithful of England. Pope Receives Pilgrims Today. Canned Salmon, red, 2 for Columbia Biver, 3 fcr  Columbia River, i For Lenten Specialties and early vegetables, call or telephone Sudden Death on a Train. Soused Mackerel.. 2 Soused Mackerel 3 cans com  15 25 25 Too little room now for our large stock and more coming. We aro making additions. Carpenters are now at work. But they must havo space to handle timbers. We offer these unusual values to get the goods out of the way. A lot moro like them. Philadelphia, March 10.—Frank Hold, a wealthy hat manufacturer of this city, died on a train while on his way home from Florida. lie had gone to Florida on a pleasure trip. He was not ill when ho boarded the train, but after passing Baltimore lie was stricken with cerebral hemorrhage, which caused his death. SHARPS MARKET. New Orleans, March 10.—Dr. W. Godfrey Hunter and his son have arrived from Guatemala. They will leave for Louisville tonight and from thence will go to Washington. They state that the Guatemala supreme court confirmed the acquittal of W. Godfrey Huuter, Jr., of the murder of Fitzgerald.The Godfrey Hunters Return. No. 1 Tod atoes Is essential to good health. We can place your diseased and aching teeth in a healthy condition at little cost. It you have a poor set of natural teeth we can replace them with a set of artificial teeth that will look well and fit well. New phone. Dr. Reap. Over Drury'a. Proper Mastication Boston. March 10.—According to tlx Transcript, two Harvard law schoo: professors have been selected for irn portaut positions in the. royal court ol Slam. One of the positions is that ol li'Kul adviser to the king, a place ol great influence and responsibility, nf the action of Slam in International questions will depend largely upon tlu advice of the holder of this oflttce. The man who is named for the position it l'rofessor Edward Jleury Strobe), A. B. LL. 1 D.. Bemls professor of interna tioual law. The tiauic of the other man cannot as yet be announced. To Counsel King of Slnra. Early Jun Peas Lemons, t •• doz.... Oranges, jii doz.... Fresb Eggs, or doz 20 25 20 Sixteen Rescued by Firemen. Boston, March 10.—Sixteen persons, all Hebrews, were rescued by flrenion and police in an East Boston fire which started in a four-story dwelling on Webster street early this morning. Fannie LepinsUy, oneD of the rescued Inmates, was severely burned and 13 not exuected to recover. 3 bottles Cat p 1 lot Cambric Corset Covers 8c. Ladies' Kill Gloves, black and all colore, regular II kind; our special price 69c 3 cans Milk Heiuz's Cat Chicago, March 10.—The suspension of William Young & Co., brokers, has been announced by the posting of a notice on the board of trade to close all trades for thair account  Chicago Brokera Kail. Dr. Hand's IV Butter, per pound, 26c. At Giles'. Sitka, Alaska, March 10.—Homer Bird luis been executed here by bunging. During the great Klondike rush of 1807-08 Bird started up the Yukon river with two companions, whose bodies were found riddle with buckshot. Bird was convicted of their murder, but always protested big innocence. Yukon Gold Seeker Hanged. Eagle Milk Boys' Black and White Striped shirts, the 25c kind, now 19c. Ladies' Black Mercerized Underskirts, worth 75c; sale price 50c. 1 lot lace curtains, 2$ yards long by 35 inches wide; the 75c kind, special price 45c. 1 lot children's Handkerchiefs, the 3c kind, here for lc. Many School Children Are Sickly. Gold Medal Milk Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, used by Mother Gray, a nurse In Children's Home, New York, break up colds in 24 hours, cure feveriBhness, headache, stomach troubles, teething disorders, move and regulate the bowels, and destroy worms. Mrs. Emily Maronn, Meriden. Conn., says: William Drury, Furniture Dealers Organize. THE LEADING GROCER. New York, March 10.—At a meeting last night at the Tilden Club, 100 furniture manufacturers and dealers from all over the country organized the Furniture Association of America, with a membership of nearly 1,000 conccrns and with a capital aggregating over $50,000,000. Prepared under GERMAN LAWS, T. A. DURKIN. Mr. Bmcoii Decline* Office. is Excellent lor Dank Failure In Delhi, N. Y. Washington, March 10— ltobert Bacon, formerly of the Arm of J. I'. Morgan & Co., who was offered the |«Dst i»l subtroasurer of the United States to succeed the late Conrad N. Jordan, ha* declined the appointment. There arc several applicants for the position. r TOOTHACHE, Faceache, Rheumatism, etc. DR. RICHTBR'S World-Renowned Best Patent Flour $4.50 Boys' 3-piece, all wool Cashmere Suits, assorted styles, big value $1.51). 1 lot largo Cotton Batts, best quality, 5c. "It is the best medicine in the world for children when feverish and complaining." Sold by druggists or by mail, 25c. Sample sent free. Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. Delhi, X. Y., March lO.-Bell Bros., private bankers of this place, have Hied a petition in bankruptcy, showing liabilities of $57,00(1. The assets are placed at $,"DfD.083, of which $30,808 is real and $15, personal property. B-W Flour, per sack  Potatoes, per bushel  Onions, per peck  Apples, per bushel  Fancy No. 1 Mackerel, 1£ lbs Georges Codfish, per lb  Cromatory Bloaters, doz.... Evaporated Apricots, per lb.. Evaporated Peaches, per lb- Gilt Edge Creamery and Dairy Butter  Dairy Butter  Eggs  Chaso & Sanborn's .70 .70 .25 .58 "ANCHOR" London, March 10.—The Pall Mall Gazette understands that the English postofiice authorities have made arrangements with Marconi to connect his wireless telegraphy stations with land wires. This, which has hitherto been forbidden, means a big extension of the Marconi service. Marconi Gains Ground in England. PAIN EXPELLER. Hammer Handles, sizes, lc. assorted A Woman'* Life Saved by Mystic New York, March Captain Edward Collin and the American crew who are to man the America, the ship which William Zlegler will send north to find the pole, have sailed on the steamer Kaiser Wllhclm der Grosse. OS For the Pole, One well-known '»letter out of Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind., says: "My wife had Inflammatory rheumatism In every muscle and Joint; her suffering was terrible, and her body and face were swollen almost beyond recognition; had been In bed for six weeks and had eight physicians, but received no benefit until she tried the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. It gave Immediate relief, and she was able to walk about In three days. I am sure it saved her life." Sold by J. 0. Houck, druggist, 4 N. Main St Cure for Rheumatism. EllzalDeth, Tenn., March 10.—The postoiflce here was entered by  early in the morning. The bnfe wns blown open with nitroglycerin and about $80 in cash and $700 in stamps stolen. I'oitoHrr Robbery In Tenneaaee, / vbv M3wtonSt.l(e«i*rlCJtar.lWI89IV Dr.RichtarV*NCHOR* laal PAIN EXPELLER-should I w- 3 navOrfal 14o b« a mono rhe V—.-f house mediclnast *"« an excellent remedyfcrlboth. ~ ache.RheumotisrnaniHeuralglc Pains. \ hector of sTsnunstXUa wc.cm*r. 1 lot Men's Fancy Shirts with detachable cuffs, a little soiled, worth 75c and choice 25c. One lot of jniipedjSladras, tho 8c kind, sale price 5c. .28 .25 .24 Best Table Oil Cloth, l(DJc. 1 lot Brooms, 30c kind 23c. Good Laundry Soap, 3 lari cakes 5c. i THE WEATHER. Missouri Outlaws Clararettea. Richmond, Va., March 10.—John Wansa, who was coachman for President Jefferson Davis of the Confederacy during the war, is dead. He was the oldest coachman ill Richmond, being elAUy years old. Jeff Davis* Conehmaa Dead. Jefferson City, Mo., March 10.—The senate haa passed the bill prohibiting the sale of cigarettes and cigarette paper to children under eighteen years ot age. The same bill haa passed In the house. UC. sad 60c. at all druggUU or tnrougn Best Washington, March 10—Rain tonight and Wednesday. Lr. Ad. Biehttr aca.ai# PearlSt, Hew Ittrt, 36 HIGHEST utonl AWARDS. blend Coffee, 35c lb., 3 lbs. 1.00 C. & S. Teas, from.. .30c to 70c lb. The MAGN Recommended by prominent Phu- Wholesale and  fcL f i iiiiiinfi Inducements A«k for Miners' 10c Stick Salve. See that the mjner Is on It. ' m4ml 37 B. Main St, Pitts ton.