Pittston Gazette

              1' ) i . ' 0tt »♦ '• 1 * #• ■ r 53d YEAR. I WBBKLY ESTABLISHED 1850 1 DAILY EST. BT THBO. HABT 1889. PITTSTON, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1903. TWO CENTS A CO»Y. I ) Q DA jjfllflS FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f \ ° rAUM. NEW BUILDING OF STOCK EXCHANGE ADDITIONAL GLEANINGS. ALBANY STRIKE IS BROKEN. BASEBALU You'll Be Surprised PEOPLE'S STORE Another secret meeting of the executive boards of the United Mine Workers was held in Wilkesbarre this morning, but no statement was made to the public as to the proceedings. President Mitchell left this afternoon for Toronto, 'Canada. Results of Yesterday's -Games la the National Leagae, High sounding statements in business to have value must be substantiated by TALKS WITH ADVERTISERS. At Brooklyn-'- r. h. b. New York. 000001001—2 8 3 Brooklyn.. 100000000-1 3 0 Batteries — Mathewscn and Schmidt and Jacklltsch. Warner Sterling Values , Magnificent Structure Was Opened Today. The Wheels of Legislation At Boston— r. h. *. Phlla'phla. 000001000-1 7 6 Boston 00201000 *— 3 3 3 "Joe" Mace, of Philadelphia, who is to box 15 rounds with William Clark, of Scranton. in Duryea, on Friday evening, arrived in town today and is stopping at the Valley House. He Is accompanied by his training partner, Harry Kuhlin, of Wilkesbarre. Again Revolving. "Out of sight out of mind," is the fate of the store whose advertising is dis- at the comfort a pair of glasses will afford if your vision is any way defective. You may dread to begin wearing them, but you will very quickly become accustomed to them and regret that you did not commence sooner. We have glasses from 50 cents upward. Our Moderate Profits insure the best values always. Raad This List of Spaoial Priam 10c Best Gingham in short lengths, per yard Bo 20c StripedMadras, in fine new style, per yard... |2^a Battcrles—Burcftiell, Duggleby and Doo- In; Piatt and Klttridge. At PittBburg— n. H. E. St. Louis.. 020304006— 9 14 5 Pittsburg. ,02020020 2— 8 10 3 HOLIDAY FOR WALL STREET APPROPRIATIONS PASSED. continued. Batteries—M. O'Neill and J. O'Neill; Phllllppl and Falkenburg, Phelps and Smith. Distinguished Financiers Participated All the arrangements for the euchre to be given tomorrow evening by the young ladies of St. John's parish for the benefit of Father Jordan's contest, have been completed and the affair promises to be a great success. Euchre will be played down stairs, commencing at 8.30, and at the same hour dancing will begin in the main hall. Music will be furnished by the Elite orchestra.Charles S. Francis, of Troy, to Be 50c Ladies' Fine Muslin Night Gowns, each 39l Heavy 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, per yard. Ifio In the Elaborate Exercises Today. State Regent — Elsberk Abandons Rome, April 22.—According to tradition, yesterday was the twenty-six hundred and flfty-slxth anniversary of the foundation of Rome, termed here Rome's birthday. Prince Colonnn, the mayor of Rome, received thousands of telegrams wishing the Eternal City a glorious future. These came mainly from the many foreigners who are In Italy and who came here for the purpose of attending the historical, agricultural or Latin congresses. Rome Is 2,080 Years Old. Unique Banquet Held at Sherry's Anticoroner Measure—Odel I Vetoes HANNA ON UNION LABOR. Eyes tested free. Ramsperger Bill XI« Criticises In Canstle Minn Last Night. President Parry's Utterances. H. G. SHupp Ladies' Black Lace Lisle Hose, regular value 25c., special price for this week, per pair |5o 1 Case Ladies' Girdle Corsets, a regular 50c Corset, special price for this week, per pair 25c 20 dozen Boys' Wliite Lawn Waists, neatly trimmed with Embroidery with fancy Embroidery Collars, great value for 490 Children's Fine Muslin Drawers all sizes, per pair |Qq New York, April 22.—The magniflcent new Stock Exchange on Broad street was dedicated today, with brief but Impressive ceremonies. Albany, N. Y., April 22.—More mature consideration convinced the three independents that it would be bad tactics for them to pursue the course that they had adopted Monday night when they forced the senate to adjourn. The Democrats, who had bills which they desired to pass, were growing restless, and It was doubtful whether the hold up could have been continued longer. They decided, therefore, after a consultation with Governor Odell not to attempt further delay. Columbus, O., April 22.—Senatoi Hanna was the guest of honor at a banquet tendered the delegates to the convention of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Worker* that Is now holding Its twenty-eighth annual session here. He was invited, as tke chairman of the Civic federation, to speak about the National Civic federation and its work. Expert Optician, 36 W. Market St., Wilkesbarre. The Hev. Dr. Morgan Dix of Trinity church began the exercises with n short prayer. The building committee of the exchange then formally relinquished its charge. R. H. Thomas as chairman for the building committee made a short address, and Mr. Kepplcr In behalf of the officers and members responded, accepting the edifice. An entertainment of more than usual merit will be held in Kirby's hall on Thursday evening, April 30, when the famous Rock Band Concert Co. from the Crystal Palace, I/ondon, will be the attraction. The programme will consist of musical rocks, swinging harps, chimes, Belgian glasses, vocal duets, solos and readings. The entertainment Is given under the auspices of Class No. 3, of the Broad St. M. E. Sunday school. Elections In Illinois. He criticised in caustic manner the recent address of President Parry. He said that Mr. Parry's "senseless criticisms are chiefly remarkable for their one sided views of things about which Mr. Parry evidently knows very little" and that they "are circulated to produce endless discord." Chicago, April 22.—Municipal elections have been held in a number of Illinois cities. In most of the cities the Issues were entirely local and the tickets were mixed as to party. At Peoria, Jacksonville and Decatur the entire Republican tickets were elected. Pana. which normally is Democratic, was carried by the Republicans. In Jollet and Freeport the Democrats elected mayors and the majority of the city tickets. BAR Mayor Low made a few remarks in behalf of the city anil the invited guests. /Other guests spoke briefly, and then the whole building .was thrown open tfor the Inspection of those present.This meant the loss of the coroners bill, but Senator Elsberg expressed himself as willing to submit In view of the fact that the issues at stake have grown to be much more important than the failure or passage of any one measure. Great sale of Ladies' White and Colored Shirt Waists, one-third below regular price. See grand display in window. Price List. Best Patent Flour  Mrs. Brown, of Tedrlck street, gave a very pleasant, party last evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of her daughter, Hattie. Games were the prominent features of the evening and refreshments were served. Miss Brown received a number of pretty gifts. Those present were: Edith Monk, Kathryn Protheroe, Bertha Watklns, Bertha Evans, Hattie Davis, Florence Slater, Maud Miller, Hattie Brown, Robert Lutz, Richard Hitchner, Melle Williams, Bennett Hartman. Stanley Bowkley and William Haldeman. A dinner was held at Sherry's last nlgtyt In honor of the event and was enlivened by the presence of real bulls, bears and lambs In cages. He took the side of labor In the controversy and urged the organizations to demand their rights. He made a strong plea for conservatism, advocating the selection of wise leaders by unions, and said that if this were done the problems that divide capita) and labor would be much more easily solved. $4.50 PEOPLE'S STORE One of the first things that the Republican majority did when the blocknde had been lifted was to nominate Charles S. Francis of Troy to be regent of the State university to succeed Martin I. Townseud. Onion Sets, per quart . .05 Genevieve Meeker Married. Bermuda Onions, quart .. .10 15 South Main St., Pittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. New York, April 22.—Miss Genevieve Hecker, the woman golf champion of America, has been married to Charles T. Stout of Staten Island. Mr. Stout first saw Miss Hecker during the play for the women's national golf Championship at the Italtusrol Golf club two years ago, and it was her brilliant play which first attracted him to her. Peanut Butter..,.. . .10 THE FIRE RECORD. Can Mushrooms.. wo Disastrous Fires in Wisconsin Having disposed of the election of Mr. Francis, which was one of the things the I'latt men were most desirous of accomplishing, they- proceeded to obviate the necessity for an extra session of the legislature should the hold up be renewed by disposing of the appropriation bills.' i La Crosse, Wis., April 22.—Fire destroyed a large bridge of the Chicago, /Burlington and Qulncy railroad, over I Black river, at Trempelati, Wis., caus- I tng a loss of about $100,000 and sus• pending traffic on the Burlington south I of there. It will probably be two weeks ' before traffic can be resumed. Today. The senator deplored the fact that such men ab Mr. Parry and President Baer of the Reading could not see further ahead than they do and predicted that the time is not far distant when all lalxir troubles will be settled to the mutual satisfaction of employer and employee by arbitration. White Clover Seed fivansffiros Lawn Grass Seed.... . .25 While Frank Kuschel was collecting laundry yesterday on Kennedy street, his horse ran away, caused considerable excitement, and did considerable damage to his laundry wagon. He had left the horse untied while he went Into a house, when the animal started off, running down Charles street. When It started to turn up Main St., the wagon tipped and spilled a large number of packages of laundry. The horse was stopped near Broad street and it was found that the wagon was slightly damaged. New Garden Seeds, all kinds, package and loose. FOR * * f GROCERIES Nornrar Loilnc Her Best Men. London, April 22.—In a dispatch from Copenhagen the correspondent of the Daily Mail says, "It Is expected thpt the Norwegian government will take steps to check the emigration to the United States, which threatens to denude the country of the best class of its working population." There were three of these measures that it was necessary to pass. One of them was the nnnuiil appropriation bill, currying about $17,000,000. This was In conference between the two houses. The conference report was agreed upon and adopted by both sides, thus sending the bill to the governor. Next came the annunl supply bill, carrying about which was passed in the senate under an emergency message and sent over to the assembly, which also passed it. BRENNAN S ROBERTS, I-a Crosse, Wis., April 22.—At 1.30 this morning, a fire which threatened the entire business section of the town was gotten under control. The Park store, the largest department establishment here, and Farland's millinery stor£ were destroyed. The Coren and Willing buildings also suffered. The loss Is estimated at $750,000. Savannah, Ga., April 22.—Eddie Bald of'fluffalo suffered a nasty fall on the Coliseum track, necessitating the postponement of his championship motor paced race with Bobby Walthour. At the time of the fall Bald was ahead of his machine, which ran over his body. He is suffering considerable pain, although it Is thought he sustained no internal injuries. He is under the care of physicians. Eddie Bald Haa a Fall. 42 Worth Malii Stremt, ill V Next to Eagle Hotel. Both pbonee Always Lowest in Pricc. A Second Term For Mmllory. Tallahassee, Fla., April 22.—Stephen R. Mallory has been elected for another term in the United States senate by the two houses of the legislature in separate session, receiving all the votes in the senate and sixty-four In the house to one cast for J. M. Toombs of Apalachlacle. MURPHY*JOYCE Evans Bros. , For Onion Sets, . Best stock, 5c qt. ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL. ITALIANS HELD FOR MURDER. Alleged Leader of the Mafia to be Used Hazleton Woman Charged With Kill- Additions to State Hospitals. The bill appropriating $1,070,000 for additions to the state hospitals for the Insane was also put through botb houses, as were minor appropriation bills providing for awards by the court of claims, repairs on the canals and similar purposes. Senator Malby, chairman of the finance committee of the senate, says that the total appropriations would reach about $22,000,000 and that there would be no state tax other than that required to provide for the Interest and sinking fund of the canal debt. He announced definitely that there would be no extra session. New York. April 22—The 13 Italians, members of the Mafia, held for the murder of the barrel victim, wi re arraigned In police court this morning. The assistant district attorney moved that Morello, the supposed leader of the gang, be discharged on the charge of murder, which was done. Morello, however, was immediately served with a subpoena as witness. It was explained to him that he would have to tell all he knew against his companions. This proceeding was gone through because it is thought Morello knows more about the workings of the band than others. as a Witness. The trial of Mrs. Rossie Reichart, charged with the murder of her husband on Jan. 30 last, at their home in Hazieton. was commenced this morning in No. 2 court room, before Judge Lynch. The commonwealth Is represented by District Attorney Jones and John H. Williams, and the defense by Attorneys Evan Jones and Frank Mc- Guigan. The following jury was chosen: Edward Quinn, clerk, Plainsville; William Kearney, flreboss, Newport township; Thomas tVKeefe, laborer, Plymouth; B. Swartland, clerk, Wilkesbarre; Daniel Gallagher, contractor, WilkeBbarre; M. Gilroy, hotel, Avoca; D. P. Morgan, stenographer, Plymouth; W. Klinko, laborer, Plymouth; M. L. Miller, laborer, Slocum township; James Jackson, watchman, Parsons; James McBrlde, inspector, Hazieton, and William Brown, justice of 'the peace, Pittston. ing Her Husband, Unnaaally Lane Catch of Seal a. St. John's N. F„ April 22.—The seal fishery this year wlDl result in a total catch of at least 315,000 seals as against 274,000 seals caught last year. The price this year Is higher. The total value of the sealing product last year amounted to $833,000. It Will probably reach $1,000,000 this year. If It does it will have been the most successful seal hunt in the history of the colony. Fresh •\ PorK Evans Bros. For Fresh Eggs, 18 Cts. Per Dofi^n. Ten Killed br an Earthquake. City of Mexico, April 22.—Ten workmen engaged in making « tunnel on the Mexican Central's extension at Tuxpam, in tlie state of Jalisco, have lost their lives in a cave in caused by several earthquake shocks coming in rapiH cnmaialmi Loins 12c Evans Bros. For Shoes, Always Up-to-date, Lowest Prices. | HUB CLOTHING HOUSE, () No. 55 North Main Street, Pittston. In the supply bill an appropriation of $10,000 was made for State Superintendent of Election)! George W. Morgan, who took the outh of office here before the secretary of state. This sum is Intended for his use until Oct. 1, when the larger appropriation of $75,- 000 will become available. PER POUND ARMY OFFICER SUICIDES. Evans Bros. Temporary Insanity Led a Lieutenant i Men We Want to Talk To: f V C? A We believe tliat if every man in Pittston was a clothing exa pert—if every man in Pittston knew the positive facts m tho \ case—that every man in Pittston would come straight to us v for all his clothing. This not mere braggadocio—it is not mere 0 business bombast—it is logical, easily-proven fact. ? Below we publish a list of "Men We Want To Talk To" on V this subject, and as we think the best way to talk is through v the public newspapers, we shall, from week to week, issue "talks" as follows to Take His Own Life. Washington, April 22.—Major General Davis, commanding the Division of the Philippines, cabled the War Department today as follows; "Lieutenant Henry M. Sprole, First Cavalry, committed suicide at 10.30 a. m. today (April 22) by. shooting himself in the head with a revolver. He was suffering from temporary insanity. Colonel Almond B. Wells requests that Lieutenant Fred. K. Ward be transferred to the First Cavalry, to fill the vacancy caused by Sprole's death. Approved." Mr. Brackett'a Partlx Shot. Murphy & Joyce. 46 S. Main Si Pitteton. The passage of these financial  cleared the decks for measures of lest general Importance. Senator Bruckett, however, did not declare the truce without a parting shot at his machine opponents. Alluding to the hold up of senate bills in the assembly In retaliation for the blockade in the senate Monday night, he said: Dr. Welsh, dentist, 26 N. Main St. 209, 813, 071) North Mala Street. Phone. About an acre of ground at Avoca, over the mine workings of the Langcliffe colliery, is affected by a squeaze, which began on Monday night and which is supposed to have nearly subsided. Among the properties affected are those of Dominlck McAndrew. Mrs. William Webber, Thomas Hoskins and Edward Reagan. The McAndrew property has suffered the most, having been moved ofT its foundation. The mlno has suspended work. Mine Squeeze at Avoca. For WEDDINGS C|AWAM I For FUNERALS rlOWOT* I (7\rury9s prices. Just what you want in floral decorations on Bhort notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J-B.CARPENTER,eiitir it. exeth "The people of the state will understand who the uuthors of the hold up were. The assembly leaders sent an impudent and outrageous message to Senator Elsbcrg as he was about to vote on the confirmation of state officer. He resented their threat, and before they criticise the senate they should see that their own skirts are clear." EMBEZZLER PLEADS GUILTY. "To the man who wants to dress well." Fred. L. Baker Sentenced at Lancaster to Three Years In the Penitentiary. "To the man who wants to dress economically." Gold Coin Flour Butterfly Flour Sunlight Flour $4.50 4.50 4.50 — MAGNET Pa., April 22.—Fred. L. Baker, of Detroit, one of the most prominent jewelry salesmen in the country, who absconded to Brazil with $18,000 worth of goods belonging to a non-retailing company of this city, pleaded guilty In court today and was sentenced to undergo imprisonment for three years in the Eastern pent' tentiary. New Emperor of Morocco. Madrid. April 22.—Papers here today state that Mullai Mohammed, the Sultan's brother, has been proclaimed Emperor of Morocco, at Fez. Huuxrffr Bill Vetoed, "To the man who wants the newest styles." Superlative Flour - 4.50 Governor Odell in vetoing the Rarnspcrger bill providing for a treasurer and a purchasing agent for the state hospitals completely surprised the politicians who have been accusing him of a desire to use the state hospital service for political purposes. These politicians were so confident that the governor was behind the bill, notwithstanding the fact that it was Introduced by 8enator Itamspcrger of Buffalo, who is a Democrat, that they not only predicted its approval, but had picked out the man who they felt certain would be named as purchasing agent. Best Family Flour Pillsbury's Flour - Potatoes, per bu Onions, per peck Onion Sets, 4 quarts Clover Seed 4.00 - 5.00 70c - 20c 25c $7.50 Ladies' Calloo Wrappers, good assortment, well made, choice 43° Ladles' Shirt Waists, large assortment of colors and styles, on sale from 25c "To the man who wants variety for selection." Early Vegetables Are Arriving Daily. An enjoyable change from the old vegetables you have been using all winter. Telephone Sharp's Market. "To the man who's something of on expert on dress." Timothy Seed - - White Clover Seed, per lb - 25c Lawn Grass Seed, per lb - 18c Hungarian Grass Seed - $1.50 Millet Seed - 1.50 8 lbs Oatmeal - - 25c Ladlas' Kid Blovas. all stylos and colors, the 75c and $1.00 kind, while they lost 39c King Edward's Condition. 2.25 Rome. April 22.—'The Publishers' Press correspondent has Investigated the report of King Edward's health being poor. He finds that His Majesty left Malta before scheduled time, on the advice of his physician, in order to have » rest prior to ht&s reception In Rome. It was also notwithstanding official pressure\ the King has determined to remain  ples, incognito, for a week, uj recuperate. f M. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind., knew what to do in the hour of need. His wife had such an unusual case of stomach and liver trouble, physicians could not help her. He thought of and tried Dr. King's New Life Pills and she got relief at once and was finally cured. Only 25c at J. H. Houck's and W. C. Price's drug stores, Pittston, and Stroh's Pharmacy, West Pittston. A Thoughtful Man. To the man who's not an expert on dress." Striped and Plain Madras, best patterns, worth much more, our "To the man who's been \ disappointed elsewhere" Q 8 lbs Oatflakes 25c I lot Boys' Whlto Lawn Waists, raffled sailor collar, special ffic I lot Boys' Whlto Lawn Waists, much better quality, embroidery trimmed, worth much more, at 45° special price "To the man's never been to see as." Tobacco, all kinds, Squibs, all kinds, - No. 3 Scoop-shovels - Garden Seeds, all kinds, loose, 37c 10c 35c Buffalo Hunt For Rooaevelt, Salt Lake Clt.v, April 22. — Mayor Thompson hag sent a formal invitation to President Roosevelt to participate In a buffalo hunt on Antelope island. In Great Salt lake, during his visit to this city. The hunt would take an entire day, and as the president's scheduled atop here is of but four hours a rearrangement of his plana would have to be made. Cfcc., Cfcc., Arc. Look for next week's talk. all new. The Rogers Couch Factory. Send in your orders. We do furniture repairing. Matting, in choice patterns, heavy grade, worth 20 cents, this week 1254c Knoxvllle, Tenn.. April 22.—A-Voluntary advance of 10 per cent, hate been made by the Jcllico, Woldridge, Jellico Falls, Branch and East Tennessee coal companies, of the Jellico district, and becomes effective April 1, expiring Aug. 31. Advance for Soft Coal Mineik. William Drury, irlces. Ash. The famous "Best-Clotliing-inthc-World," is the clothing wo sell our patrons, made by America's greatest manufacturers, Sehloss Bros. Cfc Co., of Baltimore, whose garments all boar this label:09" TmmwHTWGAMtgr Heating stoves at reduced Poultry netting and garden tools. Ash, THE LEADIN GROCER. Visit our Basement Department, we have many bargains there. lee cream, all flavors. 25c qt. Yaseen. Ohio Republicans to Convene June 3* 1 lot Ladies' Walking Skirts, nicely stitched, worth $2.50; onr special price 91.23 1 lot Fancy Lawns, great value at this price 5J£c New Patterns for May. Nothing over 15c, at RUGGLES' DOOK STORE, Broad St. Columbus, O., April 22.—The Republican state central committee has selected Columbus as the place of holding the state convention and June 3 and 4 as the time. Senator Hauna will be temporary chairman and John R. Malloy of Columbus will be secretary. It is understood that Senator Foraker will be permanent CHiairman. rnm^i Wr Each Capoo bears the natr y idder Dles. es In .ours JRINARY DISCHARGES Madrid. April 22.—Earthquakes are reported from the northern districts of Spain. Earthquakes In Spain, CumftM Swfrlorll)' 1 lb. of coffee free with 10, at Giles', HUB CLOTHING HOUSE, 1 J. HILKOWICH, Proprietor. V THE WEATHER.) T. A. Durkln Is agent here for O. F. C., Carlisle, L'Ellte and all our goods. Wo guarantee them medicinally pure. Rochester Distilling Co. a2tf The MAGNET Washington, April 22.—: and Thursday. lir tonight Oil heating and cook stoves. Aah'a. 87 S. Main St, Pittaton.