Pittston Gazette

              rD i'v ' - ' :"'"'•;'-' ' '" • ' vt-T^-~v••': "CvTD-"sj.-'* ■• .V ;' "•(■V. ' -jT} " :*••:•"»"••• •■•' •• ***,'.? ' '■■-':N'Ty.X' ' ' ;i • Tcf ' Wk m PITTSTON, PA., TUESDAY* MARCH 24, 1903. TWO CENTS A CO"Y. I K P A (i ICS FORTY CEUTS A MONTH. I V 53d YEAR. TmMMm SPECIALS COSTLY FIRE IN HAZLETON WRIGHT TO RETURN. MRS. BURDICK REBELS TAKE SAN DOMINGO Price Decides to Go Back to England Ew ON THE STAND Now York, March 24.—Contrary to his original intention, Wliltaker Wright, the London promoter attested here a week ago, will return to England within a few days even if he has to go as a prisoner. If an a Prisoner, $1.00 For This Week. St. Joseph's Italian Catholic Church Destroyed. Undergoes Relentless Ex- TALKS WITH ADVERTISERS. City Fell Yesterday After a OUR SOLID GOLD SPRING EYE ile hopes that Judge La combe of the United States circuit court, who has heard arguments by his counsel In favor of a dismissal of the complaint on which he was arrested, or at least for his release on ball pending a decision ■by the United States supreme court, will decide in his favor, but regardless of what this decision may be Mr. Wright has determined to face Ills accusers as soon as possible and not to make a fight that might last for months against extradition. amlnation on the 8tand. N 3 business is too small and none too great for judicious advertising in a paper which covers its territory like a blanket Furious Battle GLESSES. At 98c—Ladies' Fine Mercerized Underskirts, .a special garment. Those eye glasses are fitted with a so'd gold spring and good qnality of lenses They are well made and have uo eqnal for the money. Fitted and adjusted without extra charge by L088 WILL REACH $10,000 HER LOVE FOR PENNELL TWO OFFICERS WERE SLAIN At 50c—Ladies' fine Percale Shirt . Waists, tucked front, bishop sleeves, regular 75c value. Insurance Amounts to Only $2,000— Widow of Murdered Man Defines Her One Assistant Governor, the Other H. G. SHupp The Cause of the Fire Is Unknown, Relations With His Alleged Mur- Commander of the Forces—Heavy At 'fOc—Special line children's Muslin Drawers. But It Is Hinted That Incendiaries derer With Frankness, But Not covers a bed. You undoubtedly know its name Losses on Both Sides—Fighting in Expert Optician, May Have Been at Work. Without Considerable Urging. At 50c—Great line Muslin Night Gowns, fancy embroidery, trimming Cfc tucks. "I have applied for ball in order if it is granted that I mny return to Ixin don a free man," he said yesterday In the Ludlow Street Jail, "but whether It Is granted or not—and I doubt if it can be granted—I shall sail for England tills week without fighting extradition to meet any new allegations that mny have lieen made against mCD." here in Pittston Streets Continues. 3(5 W. Market St., Wilkesbarre, Hraleton, Pa., March 24.—Hazleton Buffered a serious fire at an early hour this morning, St. Joseph's Italian Catholic church, on Carson street, being totally destroyed. The loss will reach $10,000, while the Insurance is only $2,000. How the fire originated is not known, hut incendiarism is hinted at. Services wefe held In the church last evening, and it is possible that the.candles may have started the fire. Buffalo, March 24.—Under the pitiless cross examination of District Attorney Coatswortb Mrs. Alice Hull Burdlck, widow of Edwin L. Burdlck, was compelled to tell the details of the clandestine lovemaklng between her and Arthur B. Pennell, wfclch, according to Mr. Burdick's partner, ultimately led to Burdick's death at the hands of "Pennell or a hired assassin." From the occasion in New Ilaven when Pennell "took me In bis arms and kissed me" Mr. Contsworth by a series of letters which Mrs. Burdlck was obliged to identify as they were presented to her led her to the quarrel with her husband over Pennell, the reconciliation when she promised to give him up and the renewal of their Intimacy In violation of this promise. She was still on the stnnd when the Inquest was adjourned and will be the first witness when It is renewed tills morning. Santo Domingo, March 24.—The revolutionists arc in full possession of the city of Santo Domingo. Tliey have taken charge of the cable office and of the government laud lines. Foreign Minister Sanchez has sought refuge In the United States consulate. The fighting continues. At 5 cts—3 iarge cakes of Good BAR Laundry Soap. At 25c—Large assortment of fine Veilings. At 39c—An elegant pair of ladies' Corsets, reg. 50e value. Although Mr. Wright will not discuss what action probably will be taken In his case in England there Is little doubt that upon his nrrival at Southampton he will be allowed to give sureties for his appearance when wanted and will be allowed to go at once to his honte In Surrey or to his offices In London. each other up, but that Pennell declined to do anything that would "mean a loss of his self respect." Assistant Governor Ecliciiiiiue and the commander of the government forccs, General I'ena, have been killed. Price List. 3$est tPat. &lour $4.50 Potatoes, 6u - 70c At S cts—Men's heavy working On May 27 Burdlck wrote to l\er that she could not be trusted. He said tliu( if she loved Pennell as she paid she did he did not blame her; that If he loved a woman as she did IVnijell he would do as she was doing. He referred to her wearing a ring given to her by Pennell over her lawful wedding ring and declared that he had no faith in Pennell's promises and that she wished to be taken back only until Pennell was freed from his wife. The number of killed and wounded Is not known, but it Is reported that many have been killed 011 iMitli sides. cotton Socks. THE BURDICK INQUEST. Just visit our Mammoth Wash Goods counter. Wife of Murdered Man Again on the The tight of the revolutionists for possession of the city began about 1 o'clock, when they attacked and captured one of the forts'defending the city. In this fight many were killed before the gurrlson surrendered. S&est 3Dlour 70c Gggs, strictly fresh 20c 3 Cans Corn - 25c Stand Today. Buffalo, March 24.—The Burdlck Inquest was resumed this morning. The court room was crowded. At least onehalf of the spectators were women, well dressed and evidently of social rank, but eager to hear more Impassioned love letters of Pennell and the reluctant confessions of Mrs. Burdick's duplicity. Mrs. Burdlck, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Hull, reached police headquarters at 10 O'clock. Police Justice Murphy and District Attorney Coatesworth took their places In court at 10.20. Mrs. Burdlck was escorted in a few minutes later. The oath was again administered. Mrs. Burdlck sat down and looked at her lawyer, who held a bunch of letters In his hand. She was pale, but calm. The witness admitted there had been an altercation in the Burdlck home about two years ago, but said Burdlck had not struck her with a chair and that he didn't wear court plaster after the affair ended. It was the box episode referred to yesterday that Mrs, Burdlck had in mind: Arrangements will be made todn.v for passage on a steamship sailing within a few days. If the decision of Judge Lacombe, which will be given this afternoon, is In Mr. Wright's favor, he will voluntarily return at once, he sa.vs, and If It should be against lilin he will be accompanied by a representative of the British consul general after waiving further examination before United States Commissioner Alexander.PEOPLE S STORE 3 Cans tPoas Uomatoes, 316 can JOc Fine Sweet Oranges 35c, 40e, 45c Finnan Hadilies, 13c, two for 25 25c 15 South Main St., Pittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. General Pepin was in command of the force of revolutionists which attacked the' fort. The capitulation was followed by the release of the polltfoal prisoners conflhed In the fortress. When the Inquest was culled, the room was filled with spectators, mostly women, who waited Impatiently through the examination of three minor witnesses until Mrs. Burdlck was called. In a later letter Burdlck declared that he had determined to tight for the little honor she had left him and after getting a divorce to tight for the children. He would Insist on the countersuit by Mrs. Burdlck being fought out l.i open court. £vansffiros These prisoners jollied the revolutionary party, as did many of the soldiers of the captured garrison. BRENNAN S ROBERTS, She wus pale and wasted and uuewered Mr. Contsworth's questions In u low and trembling yolce, evading direct answers whenever possible and only admitting facts when the district attorney pressed his questions home with extracts from Penncll's letters. She said that she would be forty-two years old on April HO and was married to Burdlck In 188(1. They bad three children. She first met Pennell at a card party at which her husband was present and In 181)8 went to New Haven and New York with the Pcnnells, and It was In 1808 that Pennell began to make love to her. Mrs. Bprdlck Pale and Wanted. Later the garrison of Fort Santo Carlos, alwut two miles from this city, declared itself "In favor of the revolutionists and against the government of President Vasquez. FOR * * * GROCERIES ROOT UPHOLDS WOOD. Three weeks after this letter Mrs. Burdlck was taken back by her busbund.42 North Main Street, %9TNext to Eagle Hotel. Both phones No Foundation For Chareres Made bv Itathbone. Mrs. Burdlck said that after returning from Atlantic City and after promising her husband to be a good wife she met Peuuell. It was not her habit to meet him, but lie was constantly soliciting her to do so, and she did meet liiin In a house In SeveTtth street. She was there once when Burdlck came, but he did not sec her, as she stopped out of the window and went to church. She did not hear that Mr. Burdlck and his friends on that occasion caught Pennell as tie was Jumping out of the window and that they took him back to the room. With the Increased forcc the city was then attacked, and street fighting followed, In which the government troops were badly' beaten. Washington, March 24. — Secretary Root bus taken official action on the charges made by Estes G. Itathbone against Brigadier General Leonard Wood. lie made an Indorsement on the papers, saying that no answer to the chnrges was required from General Wood and no action will be taken thereon and that it was known to the secretary of war that the charges were without Just foundation in every respect.Fresh Pork Loins, I Ic General Tros Gill then took command of the revolutionary forces, joining with General Pepin. The street figlitiug continues, but the revolutionists are practically in control of the city, occupying the strategic points, and are«.ln possession of all Hues of communication from the city to the Interior. GROCERIES 4 Cans Pakod Beans, Tomato Sauce... 5 Found* Tapioca  3 Cans Up-to-date Milk  Fancy Creamery Butter  3 Pound Can Fadcy Table Pears  3 Pound Can Fancy Table Peaches... 3 Pound Can Tomatoes  3 Cans Cream Corn  Uncle Jerry Pancake Flour, 2 lb. pkg. 1 Pound Flat Salmon  Fresh Magic Yeast  Lemon Cling Peaches  Good Mixed Tea, per lb  Tobaoco, all kinds  Always Lowest in Price. . 27c ISito IMS Evans Bros. For Onion Sets, Best stock, 5c qt. ...2V ....0c ...2c Here Mr. Coatsworth showed her a letter written from New Haven by Pennell in 1900, In which he said: "Yesterday I was at the gateway on the campus grounds, where more than two years ago X drew you in in the darkness. This place is enshrined to me." Mrs. Burdlck said in a whisper that she recognized the handwriting as Pcnnell's and recalled the incident of which ho spoke. Pennell went Into a doorway, drew her In, took her In his arms and kUsed her. She "thought she remonstrated." 2URIGA0 RECAPTURED. The secretary .refers to the part taken by the military governor of Cuba In the postotttce cases in which Itathbone was a defendunt, saying that General Wood had the approval of the secretary of wur at every step and exorcised only such control as was necessary as military governor. He refers to the game of jai alal and declares that the gift accepted by General Wood had no relation whatevfer to any official uctlon of his, but was part of the expression of gratitude of the Cuban people toward the representative of the United States. To hnve refused the gift would have been discourteous and unjustifiable. The action of the customs officials In reference to the gift, the secretary suys, wus strictly In accordance with law and official propriety. The Indorsement closes as follows: "There Is no foundation for the charges." President Vasquez is nway, having gone into the Interior of the republic. An effort will be made to capture him before he can gather the government forces outside the city for an attack upon the city. Any effort to recapture the city will have to be made by government forces outside ofi Santo Domingo, ns the soldiers of the government continue to Join the revolutionary party. Ladrones Fled on Approach of United She admitted having met Pennell later in another,house in Seventh street.' She at first denied meeting him elsewhere, but on Mr. Coatswortli telling her that Pennell had told him differently she admitted that she had met Pennell at a house In Whitney place two or three times. 75o Overalls, beat made,, 50c Overalls, boat made. ,. ..08c ... 45c Evans Bros. For Fresh Eggs, 18 Cts. Per Dozen. London, March 24.—A dispatch from Manila Bays the American troops have recaptured the town of Zurlgao, in Mindanao, which was taken by ladrones last Sunday. The outlaws did no harm to American officials and other foreigners In the town. They were found well and safe when the soldiers relieved the palace. The ladrones fled on the approach of United States troops. 8tates Troops. SHOES FMN 13.00 Ladies' Uoodyear Welt, front laae, Yale toe, patent or plain tip Shot's. .$2.70 $2.00 Ladiea' Dongola, front lace, all sizes ami widths... $1.80 $1.60 Ladies' Dongola, Polish, all sizes and widths $1 35 Men's $3.00 Box Calf, all sizes and widths $2 70 Men's $2.ft0 Box Calf, all sizes and widths.$2.2* Men's $-.25 Box Calf, all sizes and widtha $2.03 Men's $2.50 Patent Leather, all sizes and widths $3.25 $1.60 Boys' Kangaroo Grain, wear like iron 7 $142 Evans Bros. For Shoes, Always Up-to-date, Lowest Prices. The first witness called was George C. Miller, attorney for Burdlck In the divorce proceedings against Mrs. Burdlck. lie told in detail the steps that had been taken at the request of Mr. Burdlck to secure a divorce. He last saw Mr. Burdlck on the afternoon of the day he was murdered, when Mr. Burdlck spent half an hour with him discussing the divorce case. Burdlck did not say he had an appointment with any one at his home that night! He had never heard Pennell say he would kill himself "and Mrs. Burdlck If the divorce action was not with. Other Witnesses. Pennell Fears He May Kill Bnrdlck. BUTLER DISAPPEARS. The district nttorney then handed her several other letters from Pennell written In 11)00. In one he spoke of telephoning to her from New York, "Just to hear her dear voice," while In another he said that he should telephone to her the next day, and "on Thursday he hoped to know the exquisite happiness of seeing her." In still another letter Pennell said: "As I looked Into your beautiful eyes last night I feared there was some trouble hidden there. I did not know, but I feared .it was because of some other reason than because I was going away. If there was, dearest, I wish you wouip. tell me. There Is that In the manner of your husband toward you that makes me fear sometimes that I might kill him." Takes Mrs. Nathan's jewels and $1.35 Boy'a Kangaroo Calf  11.25 Boy's Calf  $1.60 Minors' Brogans ... V-' OO Misses' Shoes, Dongola polish M'" Shoes, Dopr~i* polish U $1.27 .91 ia .$1.38 {1 80 1.8ft AMERICAN SCHOOLS BARRED. Leaves Friendly Note. New York, March 24.—The butler in the residence of Alfred Nathan, living In East Seventy-second street, has disappeared, and Jewelry belonging to Mr. and Sirs. Nathan and valued at $25,000 Is missing. The butler's name Is George Bossut. He left a note In a drawer addressed to Mrs. Nathan and reading: ,w 1U lOOCJO OUUT7D, 1/UUKUUD r i .50 Misses' Shoes, Dongola po 3aby bhoes, a tloe lind  Baby Shoes, a fine line... School*, But Not to Our*. Constantinople, March 24— The Porte has granted English schools and institutions In Turkey, numbering about 90, similar privileges to those enjoyed by German schools and institutions. The American claims for similar treatment have been rejected and the Porte also continues to oppose the entry of American-printed Bibles. The head of the American Bible Society is endeavoring to obtain joint action by the ambassadors of the United States and Great Britain in the matter. Porte Grants Privilege* to English Evans Bros. A FINE LINE OF LADIES' AND MEN'S HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, NOTIONS. SPBINB PATTERNS OF TA8LE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH AND LINOLEUMS, ALL WIDTHS. Striking Iron Mulder* Knjolned. Lancaster, I'a., March *24. — Judg'i I.andis has Hied a 'permanent Injune-, tlon restraining the striking Iron moldera from interfering with the workmen of the Marietta Casting company of Ma:ictta. 46 S. Main St. Pitts top. "Madam, I lmve taken your Jewels, so you need suspect no one else. You always treated me well, I'll admit, but I couldn't resist the temptation. Now. I'll tell you what I'll do. If you keep the matter yutet and don't make any fuss I'll send you the pawn tickets— maybe. But if you set the police on my heels I'll stay In -covcr and get away— to Europe, possibly. Begards to the little boy." Murphy & Joyce. drawn, For "WEDDINGS C|Awo.( I For FUNERALS * Henry J. Orrett, the reunell furnace man, was the next.witness. He said that he removed the ashes from I'ennell's furnace on the morning after the murder. He found no buttons, buckles or metallic substance In the ashes. Pennell put on the coal and shook down the furnace, as had been bis custom. Cor. Main, Lambert & SeneC& Sta. Phone Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) A Remarkable Case, Yours, One of the most remarkable cases of a cold, deep-seated on the lungs, causing pneumonia, is that of Mrs. Gertrude E. Fenner. of Marlon, Ind„ who was entirely cured by the use of One Minute Cough Cure. She says: "The coughing and straining so weakened me that I run down in weight from 148 to 92 pounds. I tried a number of remedies to no avail until I used One Minute Cough Cure. Four bottles of this wonderful remedy cured me entirely of the strengthened my lungs and restored mo to my normal weight, health and strength."— Thos. J. Yates. Mrs. Burdlck identified the handwriting of all these letters, but said that she could not remember receiving the last one. FOR CLEAN LINEN, Acme Laundry, J.B-CMPENTER.exeter st. exetir iord Woman Die* From Yawning. Mrs. Nathan at the time of the theft was la the country and bad carelessly left unlocked a safe in which she kept her Jewels. Oshkosli, Wis., March 24.—After yawning without interruption for three days, despite every effort at stoppage, Mrs. William Henry Jenner is' dead. The physicians decided that she was suffering from obscure lesion of the brain, producing laryngel ripasmsL Remedies and anaesthetics were administered without effect. She was unable to sleep and yawned until no longer able to, from lack of strength. The next witness was Lizzie llomnnce, maid nt the Pennell house at the time of the murder. She said that Mr. Pennell was with his wife in their room reading at 7:45 o'clock on the night of the murder. She saw them again at 10 o'clock, when Hhe passed their door. She did not see them after that until the next mornlug. She did not know whether or not Mr. and Mrs. Pennell left the house after 10 o'clock on Thursday evening. Building: apd Remodeling Sale. 8he said that she kept her letters locked in a box and did not know whether her husband knew that Pennell was writing to her. She thought that it was on Jnn. 1. 1001, that Mr. Burdick tirst learned of their intimacy. On that day she told liim in reply to a question that she had been walking with Pennell. Mr. Burdlck said that she was very imprudent. She agreed with him then and did now. The Yale-Harvard Debate. WEST PITTSTON, Cambridge, Mush., March 24.—Harvard met and defeated Yale nt joint debate in Sanders theater, having 41ie affirmative of the question, "Uesolvod. Tha,t the United States should permit a European government to seize and hold permanently territory of the debtor state not exceeding in value the amount of the award." This question was applied to South America, and six conditions governing It were presupposed, so that arguments were based oil the undertaking that payment of debt according to arbitration at The Hague had been defaulted. The Judges' decision was unanimous. The debate was exceptionally interesting und to the listeners apparently very close. Too littlp room now for our large stock and more coming. Wo aro making additions. Carpenters are now at work. But they must havo space to handle timbers. We offer these jinusual values to get the goods out of the way. A lot more like them. 'Phone, Cf\ruri/'s prices. Russia Stops Finnish Emigration, "Did you (five the letters In the liox to your husband then'/" asked Sir. Coatsworth. Mrs. Burdlck followed the maid on the stand. Moscow, March 24.—A Russian named Rybalenko was found dead in a Jew's garden. The charge that there was a ritual murder raised a huge mob, which raided the Ghetto. Many persons were Injured. The troops were called out to restore order. Troops Quell Riot In Moscow. Berlin, March 21.—Die Post today says the Russian government has taken drastic measures to suppress emigration from Finland, which threatens to depopulate the country. In the future, emigrants must smuggle themselves out of Finland, 1 lot Cambric Corset Covers 8c. "I unlocked the box," Sirs. Burdlek NEW HAVEN STRIKE. Lotlies' Kill Gloves, black and all colors, regular $1 kind; our special price 69c. Boys' Black and White Striped Shirts, the 25c kind, now 19c. Ladies' Black Mercerized Underskirts, worth 75c; sale price 50c. replied, Morgailt RocUefcller and Hall Dl»- "How did you happen to unlock It?" "He forced me to." "How did he force you?" Choked by Her Hnnbanii. Now York, March 24.—For two hours J. Plerpont Morgan, William Rockefeller anil rresident Hall of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad discussed the possibility of a strike of the trainmen and conductors. cuaa Its Probability, Chop and Meal  Corn and Cr. Corn.. Bran and Middlings Oats, per bu  $1.20 1.20 1.20 . 48 . 47 90 The Stomach Is the Man. "Ho took me by the thront." Atlantic City, N. J., March 24.—A quantity of wreckage was washed ashore this morning at Holly Beach, among the wreckage being a small library case, marked "I3th and Hanover Sts.." containing 17 volumes 'in bad i condition. Indications of an Ocean Wreck. A weak stomach weakens the man, because it cannot transform the food he eats Into nourishment. Health and strength cannot be restored to any sick man or weak woman without first restoring health and strength to the stomach. A weak stomach cannot digest enough food to feed the tissues and revive the tired and run down limbs and organs of the body. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cleanses, purifies, sweetens and strengthens the glands and membranes of the stomach, and cures Indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles.—Thos. J. Yates. Mr. Coatsworth then passed to the divorce suit phase of the trouble, and Mrs. Burdlek said that at lirst It was sho who wanted to get a divorce from her husband in order to nmrry rennell. It wus expected that Mr. and Mrs. Peunell would be divorced In order that this could be accomplished. Mrs. Penuell had been asked to consent to a divorce. "Sometimes she did, and sometimes she didn't." 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. The conference was held In Mr. Morgan's private office. Mr. Rockefeller and Mr. Hall left the building with pleasnnt smiles, but with shakes of the head to signify they had nothing to say. W. D. Bishop, a director of the road, said he knew of nothing new In the situation. The company Is to make answer tomorrow to the demands of the men, and the employees are to make known Just how far they will go In amending their original demands. under GERMAN LAWS, 25 bu. lot  Hfty, long and cut  All full weight. U Excellent for r BACKACHE,  Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc. OR. RICHTER'S World-Renowned "ANCHOR"' 20 lbs. Gr. Sugar 100 22 lbs. Br. Sugar 21 lbs. A Sugar 1 00 1 00 Boys' 3-piece, all wool Cashmere Suits, assorted styles, big value $1.50. D Apples, per bu General Miles In Auburn. 8 lbs Oatmeal 1 lot large Cotton Batts, best quality, 5c. Auburn. N. Y., March 24.—General Nelson A. Miles is here as the guest of Mayor Osborne. Tonight he will speak at the business men's annual banquet on "Our Country." In May, 1001, Mr. Burdlek decided tbut he bad endured the condition long enough and Bent her away on account of Pennell. She went to Atlantic City and hired detectives to watch her hitsband. At the same time she was writ lng letters to her husband begging to be taken back, as Mr. Coatsworth showed by producing the letters, wlUch sho Identified. PAIN EXPELLER. Eggs, per doz 8 lbs OatHakes None gpnuloe without Trsde "Anchor. Lion Coffee Hammer Handles, assorted sizes, lc. Mr. Hall left this city for New Ha ven at 4 o'clock. "Not a word to say about anything," he said, "except that the weather is miserable. Oh, that strike situation? Well, If the men get what they want and If we get what we want there will be no strike. A strike may,come, and a strike may not come. Thete may be another eruption of Mont Pelee. There Is always the chance of a strike, and there Is always the chance of no strike. It's an even thing. Just shut your eyes and take your pick." '  What one physician out of many te»tibca Arbuckle Coffee  Timothy Seed, per bu 12 2 25 1 lot Men's Fancy Shirts with detachable cuffs, a little soiled, worth 75c and $1; your choice 25c. New York. April.24uJ899 EL mA Gentlemen: ,  vl -5] Or. Richrerls'Anchor D-5/ PAIN EXPELLER as a treatment for.Backache, Gout. Rheumatism, etas excel lent. Vo— IQ7D 29'" ST. ,C7 Clover Seed, per bu........ 7 50 Hungarian Seed 1 50 Millet Seed 1 50 Full line of Garden- Seeds—fresh. Naples, March 24.—A search Of Russians who have just been arrested here .revealed documents proving the existence of a plot on the part of Russian nihilists to assassinate the Czar during his visit to Italy. Plot Against the JCzar. Wonderful Nerve One lot of striped Madras, the 8c kind, sale price 5c. Is displayed by many a man enduring pains of accidental cuts, wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, sore feet or stiff joints. But there's no need for It. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It's the best salve on earth for piles, too. 25c at the drug stores of W. C. Price and J. H Houck, Plttston, and G. D. Stroh, West Pittston. Best Table Oil Cloth, 16£c. 1 lot Brooms, 30c kind 23c. . Good Laundry Soap, 3 large cakes 5c. In one she promised never to sec "Arthur" agaiu and said that she would be a trne and loving wife. She could not promise that Pennell would leave town, but declared that be would dp what she said. In another she said that she and Pennell realised that thev must iriva 25c. end 50c. st all draggut* or tn rough IF. Ad. Blehter k C*., 816 Purl St, New fork L 38 HIGHEST nwinnoi AWARDS, i Rfcommendedbifprominent Fhu-yM tic I ana, WkoUtnU and Retail THE WEATHER. William Drury, The MAGNET Washington, .March 24.—Fair and colder tonight jknd Wednesday. THE LEADMe 8R0CER. 87 S. Main St, Pittaton.