Pittston Gazette

              }[)itfetDinj8i£kC£a-.df J5V • ■ • ' m m 53d YEAR I WISER LY ESTABLISHED 1850 1 DAILY EST. bt THEO. HART 188S. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1903. TWO CENTS A COPY. I jS PAfiES FORTY CENTS A MONTH. I 07 J -ilvJXLiO. SAVED FROM ANGRY SEA. GREAT FRAUDS ALLEGED. M4FIA BAND ARRESTED. LYNCHING AND RIOTING PEOPLE S STORE Hew and Sensational Ohnnrei TALKS WITH ADVERTISERS Price Agalnnt Metropolitan Railway. High sounding statoments in business Dto have value must be substantiated by New York, April 10—New nud senaatloiial charges against tlic management of tlie Metropolitan Itnilroad company have been made by William N. Amory in his examination by James W. Osborne before Magistrate Barlow. $1.00 Charged With Killing the i "Man In the Barrel." An advertisement in the Gazette is a salesman calling at over two thousand homes every day, and being given courteous consideration by every member of the household. Mob In Joplln, Mo., Reigns Unchecked for Hours. Sterling Values Crew of a Schooner Picked Up by Steamer. Our Moderate Profits insure the best values always. Road This List of Spoolal Prions 10c Best Gingham in short From reports declared to have been made by the company to the state railroad commissioners Mr. Amory drew deductions of gigantic frauds, and Mr. Osborne declared In court that he purposed exposing.thefts aggregating millions. OUR 80LI0 GOLD SPRING EYE GLASSES. GANG OF COUNTERFEITERS ALL NEGROES DRIVEN OUT VESSEL WAS WRECKED. lengths, per yard 5o 20c Striped Madras, in fin© new style, per yard. I2&0 50e Ladies' Fine Muslin Night These oye glasses are fitted with a so )d gold spring and good quality of lenses They are well mado and have no equal for the money. Fitted and adjusted without extra charge by Seamen Battled Valiantly Against the Another charge was that In a report to the Stock Exchange when a new issue of bonds was contemplated the indebtedness of the Third Avenue railroad for $4,304,655.77 was concealed. Most Important Capture In Years, Se- Their Houses Burned to the Ground) Elementa for Long Time, Then cret Service Men Assert—Alleged City Attorney and Mayor Vainly Gowns, each 38o Heavy !)-4 Unbleached Sheeting, per yard I Bo Ladies' Black Lace Lisle Hose, regular value 25c., special price for this week, per pair I Si 1 Case Ladies' Girdle Corsets, a regular 50c Corset, special price for this week, per pair 25o Took tp a Boat, and Were Picked Evidence Connecting the Prisoners With New York's Latest Murder. TO PROTECT CHILD LABOR. Attempt to'Maintain Peace—Black Up Exhausted After Drifting Hours. Murderer Strung Up. H. G. SHupp Delancy Nicoll declared that these allegations were preposterous and absurd and that they will be convincingly refuted by the officers of the company.New York, April 16.—Inspector Mc- Ciusky's detectives, aided by agents of the United States secret service, have arrested nine Italians, all natives of Sicily, on suspicion that they are the raurdof the man found stabbed to death lu a barrel In East Eleventh rtreet early Tuesday morning. All were firmed with revolvers, and some cartied stilettos besides. Governor Oilell linn Sljcnrd the HUI- Finch MeiiHure, Joplin, Mo., April 16.—A mob took a tramp negro named Thomas Gllyard. aged twenty, from the city Jail and hanged 1dm to a telegraph pole at the corner of Second and Wall streets, two blocks from the jail. The negro was charged with having murdered Police Officer C. Leslie, who was shot dead on Tuesday nlglit In tlie Kansas City Southcrn/ruliroad yards while endeavoring to arrest several uegroes suspected of theft. Now York, April 16— Six shipwrecked seamen were brought into port this morning by the Norwegian steamer Bergen, which arrived from Havana. The Bergen was riding out the gale on Tuesday, April 14, barely keeping headway, when, at 0 • o'clock in the evening, a ship's boat was seen with men therein. After considerable difficulty the boat was brought alongside and the men hauled aboard the Bergen. A terrific sea was running at the time. The boat was full of water and the men were wet, cold and nearly exhausted. The rescued men were Captain James and five men of the schooner Bella Russell, bound from Maehias for Philadelphia, tflth a cargo of lath. The schooner, which put into Gayhead for harbor, started out to sea last Monday. The wind freshened and shortly it was found that the schooner wasileaklng. The pumps were manned and *kept going, but the gale increased and the schooner labored violently. Finally she rolled the best part of her deck load off, causing the vessel to careen over until the hatches blew of on account of the compression of air In the hold. The crew, in the meantime, cast over more lath to right the schooner, but, seeing the impossibility of saving her, a boat was cut adrift and the crew left the wreck without food or water. For eight'hours the boat tossed about, the seas filling her continually. Then the men were rescued. The schooner was abandoned off Little Egg Harbor, and drifted due west. The crew were picked up eight miles off Absecon. Albany, N. Y„ April 10.-Governor Odell has signed the Hill-Finch bill regulating the labor of women and children in factories. Expert Optician, Elevated Roads Strike Likely. New York, April 16.—It is almost certain that tlie "L" roads will be tied up beginning tomorrow morning.' The men, having been refused their demand for a nine hour day, are voting to determine whether or not to strike, and in their present temper there is little chance of their staying at work. The polls will be open up to 10 o'clock tonight, when the vote will be counted. If it favors a Btrike, the men will not take the trains out tomorrow morning. It is stated that the Interbo rough company has on file thousands of applications for work on the proposed new subwuy lines from men in Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston and employees of the surface Hues in Manhattan and that in event of a strike these men The bill forbids the employment in or in connection with any factory in this state of any child under sixteen without a certificate Issued by the health authorities of the city or town showing his age and that he has attended school the equivalent of 130 days In the school year. 3G W. Market St., Wilkesbarre, 20 dozen Boys' White Lawn Waists, neatly trimmed with Embroidery with fancy Embroidery Collars, great value for 49o Childrens Fine Muslin Drawers, all sizes, per pair fOo The most Important person apprehended was Gulseppe Morello, the supposed head of the Mafia lu %liis country, which, the authorities are satisfied, murdered Gulseppe Catania, the Brooklyn grocer, lust fall; which lias probably committed still other murders, which is believed to lmve blackmailed hundreds of Italians under penalty of death to give up large sums of money and which is known to have been making and passing counterfeit money for years and directing the operations of bands of counterfeiters in scores of American cities. No arrest of equal importance 1ms been made In New York in years, the authorities de- B&R Wlien news of the capture of the negro spread, the jail was speedily surrounded by hundreds of people. There were cries of "Lynch him!" on all sides, and City Attorney 1*. II. Decker mounted the jail steps and made a strong plea in behalf of law and order. This served temporarily to stay the mob, but did not appease It, and a short time after Decker's speech the mob started to batter in a section of the jail wall. Every effort was made to prevent the entrance of the mob. but without avail, and within fifteen minutes the men had gained entrance to the jail and secured the trembling, negro. It limits the hours of employment of such children to fifty-four hours in any week and eight hours in any day and to the hours between 6 a. m. and 9 p. ni. The presence of children in the fuctory in prohibited hours is to bo prima fade evldeuce of violation of the law. Great Sale of Ladies' White and Colored Shirt Waists, one-third below regular price. See grand display in window. Price List. S&ost ZPat. J'I our $4. 50 Potatoes, 6u - 70c S&est ffi-llJ Jfilour 70c Gggs, strictly fresh /6s 3 Cans Corn - 25c PEOPLE'S STORE The hours of women are limited to the same hours or the day, but may be sixty hours in a week or ten hours in a day and longer only under a special arrangement in order to shorten some other workday in the week. 15 South Main St., Pittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST, could be made Into an efficient force in a very short time. ulare. fivansffiros Fatal Fire In Pittabnrs. The identity of the man who was murdered on Monday night and whose body, still warm, with thirteen stiletto wounds in the neck and the throat bucked from ear to ear, was found stuffed in a barrel at 5 o'clock the follow ing morning at East Eleventh street and Avenue D has not been established. To the secret service officials he is knowu merely as "the newcomer." The bill of Assemblyman Rogers appropriating $."*D0,000 to pmy the expenses of Governor Odeli, the members of Ills staff and a representation from the national guard attending the dedication of the Louisiana Purchase exposition buildings at St. Louis on April 30 and May 1 and 2 is before Governor Odeli for approvul and will undoubtedly be signed. Adjutant General Henry is making arrangements for the transportation of 1.000 troops, to include a troop of cavalry, about eight companies of Infantry and a- division of naval militia. The troops will be representative of the four brigades. 3 Cans SPoas 25c Pittsburg, April 10.—A tire which entirely consumed nn Italian boarding house in Junction Hollow wns the cause of the probable cremation of one ninn and the serious injury of two others. The missing man whose remains are supposed to be In the debris is Mike Puzcppi. Ilis companions say he was in the house asleep when the Are was raging and has not been accounted for since. Bernard Brazclll leaped from the second tloor, and when picked up a physician said his back was broken. Joso Bauelli also Jumped from the second floor, but escaped with n broken leg and severe cuts aud bruises. As he was dragged forth City Attorney Decker again interfered and urged that the negro be given a trial. For half an hour he talked, and the mob listehed to him with the negro in their custody. At one time it seemed that the city attorney would win, as members of Jhe mob began dispersing, but suddenly a rush was made for the spot where the negro was being held, and he was dragged two blocks from the jail, a rope fastened around his neck, and after the rope had bpen thrown over the cross arm of a telegraph pole a score attempted to pull the negro from the ground. TJomatoos, 316 can JOc Fine Sweet Oranges 35c, 40c, 45c Finnan Haddics, 13c, two for 25 FOR * * * GROCERIES BRBNNAN fi ROBERTS, lie appeared first among the men on Monday night, the night he was murdered, and while three men of the secret service were watching the band In its rendezvous at 10 Stanton street lie departed arm In arm witli the men who, it is believed, but a short timo later caused his death. At one time a woman was a member of the baud, but she is now in prison and, so far as the authorities know, had 110 successor. 42 North Main Street, &TNext to Eagle Hotel. Both phones Always Lowest in Pricc. MURPHY&JOYCE LEGISLATORS FINISH WORK. The troops will leave this state on the night of April 27, so tiiat they will arrive in St. Louis before April 29. Evans Bros. » For Onion Sets, Best stock, 5c qt Session at Harrlsburg Came to an End at Noon Today. Loubet In AlBlcra. Turn of War Over Victim, Harrlsburg, Pa., April 10.—The legislative session of 1903 closed at noon today. The calendars of the senate and house were cleared last night, and there was very little business transacted at today's session. The chambers of the two houses were crowded with spectators to witness the closing scenes of the session. The general appropriation bill, which carries Items aggregating $10,500,000 for the payment of the current expenses of the state government for the next two years, was disposed Of and sent to the governor. In the closing hours of the house the bill creating a state department of labor was killed, and a bill was passed for the retirement of invalided judges on full pay. Algiers, Algeria, April 10. — Algiers was in gala attire In honor of the coming of President Loubet, the flrst chief of state since Emperor Napoleon III. to visit the French north African possessions. The picturesque streets of the ancient city were elaborately decorated. A great fleet of war ships of all the powers welcomed the Jeanne d'Arc and the St. Louis as they entered the harbor. The oflicial reception at the palace was followed by a presidential dinner to the envoys scut by the various foreign countries aud to the foreign naval communders. Rabbi Gotthell Dead. As many more selssed the negro and pulled to prevent hiin being hanged. For some moments it was a veritable tug of war, but re-euforcements cm the free end of the rope proved the stronger, and the negro, wjjo had confessed to the murder, was Anally swung into the air and strangled to death, while shouts of satisfaction went up from the mob. Kib Boiling Meat ,6c 10c Prisoners l.aulrh at Police. New York, April 10.—After an Illness of more than two months the itev. Dr. Gustay Gotthell, rabbi emeritus of Temple Eraunu-Kl, has died at his home, 081 Madison avenue. Dr. Gotthell was one of the great leaders in the modernized school of Hebraic culture, which is in effect a protest against racial exclusiveness, its aim being a genuine federation of all the civilizing currents of thought and teaching which flow from the inspiration of the Decalogue. He was vice president of the Federation of American Zionists and a member of the board of governors of Hebrew Union college In Cincinnati. He was the chosen representative of the Israelites at the parliament of religions at Chicago during the World's fair year. Dr. Gotthell wus born in I'inne, a small village of Prussia, on May 30, 1827. „ Round Steak Although It Is not known positively, the authorities believe the strunger came to New York on Monday from some distant point, wns murdered by tlie band of counterfeiters, blackmailers and members of the Mafla. Cnptoin McClusky, Captain Becker and all tho detectives who assisted in the investigation and arrest have not the slightest doubt of it. Police efforts to force the prisoners to confess or to admit anything about themselves were sneered at by the dosperate men. They shrugged their shoulders, frowned and denied that they had ever been arrested or transgressed the law. Fresh Magic Yeast ■2c 25c 25c Evans Bros. For Fresh Eggs, 18 Cts. Per Dozen. Good Mixed Tea, lb 4 lbs Tid-Bit Crackers The lynching of the negro served only temporarily to satisfy the indignution of the mob, and later hundreds of men again assembled and rioted through the negro section of the city, burniug houses, stoning negroes and finally driving every negro from the confines of Joplln. The police were powerless. We sell the best fresli meats in Evans Bros. For Shoes, Always Up-to-date, Lowest Prices. town, and our prices are lower than elsewhere. We alse carry a full FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. line of staple and fancy Groceries, The first act of the mob after hanging the negro was to demand the release from Jail of a local character known as "Hickory Bill," who was under arreBt on the charge of assaulting a negro. In the hope that this would appease the mob the prisoner was set free. Shoes, Hosiery, Notions, Underwear, Oil Cloth, Linoleum, Wring- New York Stock Markets lurnlshod by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Dank Building. But already a chain of evidence has been established to connect the men with the recent murder. Cigars exactly similar to those found in the pockets of the murdered man were taken from the pockets of Morello and I'etto. A collar the exact duplicate of collars worn by Morello and found In his rooms at 178 Chrystle street, where his wife and one child live in squalor, was worn by the "newcomer." The polled' say he probably borrowed It. The pnlr of shoes worn by the victim was bought by a member of the band on Feb. 17. TROUBLE AT GLENS FALLS. Strikers Set Upon Non-Union Opera- Now York, April 16, 1903. High. Low. Clo3. ,125% 123%' 124% 81 Vi 79% 81% 97 % 90 '4 97 % 65% 64% 65 90% 88% 90% 43% 42% 43% 21% 21% 21% 161% 159% 101% 42% 41% 42% 165 165 165 53 52% 53 11614 114% 116% 136% 135% 136% 133% 132% ' 133% 106% 105% 106% 56% 55% 56% 70% 69 70% 131% 133% 131% 29 28% 29 136 Vi 134 135% 54% 58% 54% 30% 29% 30% 64% 64 64% 14% 14% 14V4 94% 93% 91% 89% 87% S9% 45% 45 45% ers, Screen Doors, Garden Tools Glens Falls, N. Y., April 16.—Serious disturbances occurred at Well & Haskell Co.'s factory tills morning. When non-union operatives reported for duty tliey were set upon by striking opera, tors. The strikers were driven back by Superintendent Silverman with a revolver. More trouble is feared. tives Who Report for Work. lireit Fire In Texas Oil Field. and Seeds. Ask about our Cash 46 S. Main St. Pittston. Sugar  Atchison  Atchison, pf. .. Brook. Traction B. & O  Beaumont. Tex., April 10.—A careless workman kicked over a lantern at one of the Caldwell oil wells on block 3N, Ilogg-Swayne tract on Spiudle Top, and started a fire that resulted In the loss of property valued at $1,000,000 and the bankruptcy ofitwenty or more of the smaller companies. There were 175 wells on the three blocks of the tract, and only five of the derricks and punip houses are left standing. Every company that had property In the Hogg-Swayne tract is a loser. The fire swept the three blocks, covered with derricks and pump houses, clear of all its buildings. The derricks left are on the edges and are few and far between. None of the companies had a cent of insurance. Kebate System. x But the mob did not disperse. Instead a rush was made through Mnln street, the prlnylpal street of Joplin, and every negro was frightened off the street and fled to the north part of the city, where the colored population resides. In this way the negroes were driven from all parts of the city to the negro section. Then the mob charged down on the section. Stones were thrown, doors and windows of negro houses were broken in, and finally several were fired. The fire department responded, but many of the houses were burned to the ground. The mob endeavored to prevent the fire department from extinguishing the flames and were partially successful. All the officers of the city, township and county were called out, but the mob swept them aside and proceeded with the rioting.Murphy & Joyce. Ches. & Ohio C. & Gt. West St. Paul  For WEDDINGS C|AWArt ! For FUNERALS riUi»OI» i Increase for Railroad Towermen. Itock Island D. & H  209, 313, 079 North Main Street. Phone. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J.B-OARPENTER.UITHST. EIITER MM Little Falls, N. Y., April 16— An increase in wages amounting from 5 to 7V4 per cent, has been granted to the towermen of the New York Central. In the Cafe Pastlcerria, at 220 Elizabeth street, owned and conducted by Ptotro Inzerillo, one of the prisoners, the police found two barrels tallying exactly with the one in which the body of the "newcomer" was found. It was without hoops, as was the one containing the body found In. East Eleventh street, and bore the same murks. "\V. & T." The barrels contained sugar, which was sold by Wallace & Thomson of 303 Wasliin ton street. \ K. & T.. pt L. & N. . Man. El. . (7\ruri/'s prices. Clergyman's Son Killed. Met. Traction Mo. Pacific .. So. Pacific .. Norf. & West N. Y. Central O. Ac W  Pcnna  Heading  So. Ry  Washington, April 16.—Shoeff Johns, aged 14 years, son of Rev. Arthur S. Johns, of this city, was killed by an electric car today. !£ MAGNET Gold Coin Flour Butterfly Flour Sunlight Flour Superlative Flour Best Family Flour Pillsbury's Flour Potatoes, per bu Onions, per pock Onion Sets, 4 quarts Clover Seed Timothy Seed White Clover Seed, per lb Lawn Grass Seed, iDer lb Hungarian Grass Seed - Millet Seed 8 lbs Oatmeal 8 lbs OatHakes - Tobacco, all kinds, - Squibs, all kinds, - No. i) Scoop-shovels - Garden Seeds, all kinds, loose, $4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 Seventh Dny Adventlit Cliuidn. Shamrocks Did Not Sail Today. Wteymouth, April 16.—Owing to heavy squalls, the Shamrocks did not race today. That the burrol wlilel eld tlip body of the murdered man i o from the pustry cafe and dellci sen store, which is a rather fashion ' rendezvous for Italians of sligl. leans in the Elizabeth colony, the Uoritles have no doubt, but wlietiu crime was committed there or at f the other two places where the congregated they are not certain. Detroit, Mich., April 10. — A Free Press special from Battle Creek says that Mrs. Ellen G. White, n prophetess of recognised standing among the Seventh Day Adventists, has deereed that the lie view and Herald publishing office, recently destroyed by Are, must not be rebuilt here. She says the Lord Is displeased because the office had been doing commercial work Instead of denominational work and declares that the Adventists, numbering 10,000, living in liattle Creek must scatter. Ladies' Calico Wrappers, good assortment, well made, choice 43° Ladles' Shirt Waists. large assortment of colors and styles, on Tenn. C. & I. . Leather  Leather, pf. .. Union Pacific . Wabash, pf. .. Western Union C. F. I  4.00 Mayor Trigg ran from corner to corner and, mounting boxes, made earnest appeals to the mob to cease, but beyond cheering the mayor vociferously the mob swept on, and the depredations continued. The saloons were hurriedly closed by the mayor. After the hundreds of frenzied men composing the mob bad vented their wrath in the north end of the city they rushed to the southern end, where lived a number of negroes. Their houses were vacant, and not a negro could be found. Three more houses were tired, and two were consumed. Mayor'! Elorti to Prutrve Peace. 5.00 70c 20c 25c TtfE WEATHER. sale from 25o Washington, April 10.—Cloudy tonight; Friday, fair. , Sti 011.4 .0414 102V4 22% 85 Vi no Mi 02 Vi 101 2214 SO .58 03 H 102 22% Ladies' Kid Bloves, all styles and colors, the 75c and $1.00 kind, $7.50 Anial. Copper Poo. Gas ... S. S  2.25 25c while they last 38c Blank leases, long and ,short form, for sale at the Gazette office. Legal blinks of various kinds always on hand. Blank Leases for 8ale. The two other places where tht alleged counterfeiters assembled were 3 saloon at 8 Prince street, kept by an Italian, and a butcher shop at 10 Stanton street, kept by another Italian. On the floor of each of the places there is sawdust, apparently of the same grain as that found in the barrel, but in only the oue place, 220 Elizabeth street, were barrels of the kind used discovered. They were found in the Oellar. No effort seemingly had been made to conceal them. Sawdust Found In Saloon, 18c Striped and Plain Madras, best patterns, worth much more, our special price 8° Texas Pacific Car & Foundry 33 39% 32 Vi 39% 33 39% $1.50 1.50 25c U. S. Steel 80 Ms 34% 85 35% U. S. Steel, pf 80 D4 Prepared under GERMAN LAWS, to Excellent for 25c :i7c 10c I lot Boys' White Lawn Walsh, ruffled sailor co|lar, special 26° I lot Boye' White Lawn Waists, much better quality, embroidery trimmed, worth much more, at 48° Letter from a noted editor and writer Pure Brandy. Umbrellas repaired and re-covered; lock and key-fitting nt Krlse's. Mr. Speer—Lady Duffas Harding, of London, England, on old acquaintance of mine, on tasting from the bottle of Speer's Climax Brandy we brought from America, Immediately asked mo to order some for her. Yours truly, Prentice Mubford, Editor Graphic, London. r LUMBAGO,  Rheumatism, Backache, etc. OR. RICHTBR'S World-Renowned All efforts to reason with the rioters were futile, as apparently a frenzy had seized upon them. The streets were thronged, and all night the whole city was in an uproar. Coal Schooner Probably Lost. 85c New Orleaus, April 10.—The schooner Bertha Louise is supposed to have foundered with her crew of seven men. She sailed from New Orleans Feb. 1 and from Port Eads Feb. 13 for Frontera. Mexico. Her cargo consisted of 282 tons of coal and T i.(HKI feet of pine lumber for that port. The schooner has not been seen or heard from since sail' Ing from Eads. "ANCHOR" all new. Matting, in choice patterns, heavy grade, worth 20 cents, this week I2&0 What the motive was for the murder of the stranger, provided that it was perpetrated by the band under arrest, the authorities are not in a |Hjsltion to state, but it is assumed that he was killed because he was suspected of being a spy. PAIN EXPELLER. William Drury, 'Que well-known firm's letter out of man: Bluelleld, W. Vn., April 16.—News has reached here of a terrible explosion at Vivian, W. Va., at the mines of the Peerless Coal and Coke company. A small shnnty containing a large amount 'of powder near the mine caught fire in some unexplained manner, and an explosion followed. Six men are reported killed and several others seriously injured. The nuuicB of the dead and Injured are not known. Six Miners Reported Killed. Visit our Basement Department, we have many bargains there. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund' the money if It fails to cure. E. W. 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Vienna, April 10. — The Allgemelne Zeltung asserts that Hilml Pasha, the Inspector general of the sultan's reform movement, placed his resignation in the hands of the sultan on account of the latter's vacillating policy. The sultan, however, declined to accept his resigna- Oon, r+~— 25c. and BOc at all drufglDu or tn rough Lr. Ad. Blekter A Co., 811 Peer! St, lewloik, L 36 HIGHEST JS&, AWARDS. J Recommended by prominent Phy~ WholemU and The MAGNET A lazy liver makes a lazy man. Burdock Blood Bitters Is the natural, never tailing remedy for a l**jr liver. Gold Filled Watches With' Standard movements at Yaseen's Jewelry Store. 87 S. Main St, Pittaton.