Pittston Gazette

              ?*• WEATHER INDICATION#. r * ' y ', THE BUT ADVERTISING MEDIUM 1b the paper that is read by the whole family. The GAZETTE; enters more hemes in Plttston and vicinity than all out-of-town papers combined. J "v P [Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for Eaatern Pennsylvania. Fair tonight; Friday, fair, followed by showers; not so warm In afternoon or night. 04- F®«iiSS§W 6 PAGES. rqj VTT AT? JWEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1860 OOU IJliAXt. 1 DAILY EST. by THEO. HABT 1882. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1903. IN SECRET CONFERENCE. People's' Store POPE VERY WEAK THIS AFTERNOON leagues. Many eminent specialists have been proposed, but It Is stated that it lias practically been determined that Dr. Rossini shall be called In If another consultation Is decided upon. However, Dr. Mazzonl states that In his opinion there is no Imminent need of a consultation and that one Will not be held unless the present conditions change. THE GUESTS OF BRITAIN. A SHOCKING 8TORY. STERLING.... Peonage Investigation Reveal* Revolt' Montgomery, Ala., July 9.—The most schocking story that has developed since the peonage investigation wns begun by United States Judge Jones was told by Glenn Helms nt the trial of J. F. Turner, a wealthy planter, charged with holding negroes in servitude.Ing Cruelties In Alabama. We Place on Sale This Week the Following Special Bargains: Suddenly Stricken With At- High Russian Officials Gathered at Port Arthur. Honors to French President and American Officers. tack of Diarrhoea. • LOUBET LEAVES LONDON. A large assortment of new and beautiful goods, suitable for wedding and ann i vGrsary gifts. We invite your inspection. Boys' Fine Percale Waists, well made and a new variety of pat- WA8 QUITE 8TR0NG BEFORE Tendered a Cordial Farewell by Roy. Helms testified that he and two other negroes who had been working at Calcls, Shelby county, Aln., were on their woy home to Columbus, Go., ond when they got to Goodwater, Coosa county, they were arrested by Police Officer J. F. Dunbar for vagrancy. They were carried before Mayor White and fined $5 and costs or four and one-half months' imprisonment. The next day they were carried by Officer Dunbar-ttr London, July 9.—Pres. Loubet left London this morning for Dover, from which port he sails homeward today. Thousands lined the route from the palace to the station and he was given an enthusiastic ovation. In departing, the President shook the Khig's hands heartily. The Prince of Wales and other members of the royal family were also present and gave Loubet a cordial farewell. alty and the Populace. A BALL AT BUCKINGHAM. THE POSSIBILITIES OF WAR terns, for ....15c Ladies' Summer Corsets, great value at 22c a pair Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, for 15c garment One lot of extra large Bleached Turkish Towels for .5c One lot Ladies' Shirt Waists, including the 50c, 75c and $1.00 grades, to close 25c each 10 dozen Ladies' Black Mer-1 cerized Skirts, real, value $1.00,| Slept Six Hours Last Ni&ht—Restless- ness Followed—Monsignor Vo'plnl, Consideration' of Warlike Questions Supposed to Be the Object of the Gathering—Russian Encroachments at Ncwch'wang and Elsewhere. At This Magnificent 8tate Function King Edward and Queen Alexandra Give a Special Reception to Rear , Admiral Cotton and His Captains. Secretary* of Conclave, Died This Morning. H. G. SHupp Rome, July 9.-5.35 p. m.—The Pope was suddenly seized with diarrhoea and great weakness. Drs. Lapponi and Mazzonl were both summoned and they. With Professor RoSBlni, are now in consultation In the sick chamber. Port Arthur, July 9.—All the prominent Russian officials In China, Manchuria and Korea are attending the conference here. Among them are Minister of War Kuropatkin, Admiral AlexletT, the Russian ministers at Peking and Seoul, the political agents in China and Korea, Including M. PokotllofT, recently Russian financial representative at Peking; General Degslno, the military agent in China; the civil and military officers at Mukden, Harbin and Klrln and the administrator of Newchwang. Dadeville, In Tallapoose county, and sold to Turner for an amount of money unknown to Helms. They were bound together with ropes when carried to Dadeville. Tnrner carried tliem to his farm, about ten miles from Dadeville, where they were put to work. London, July 9.—The state ball given at Buckingham palace last niglit was the climax of the visit of President Loubet of France. The ball, the first since the accession of King Edward, wns a brilliant function, 2.200 guests being present. Including President loubet and his suit, practically all the ambassadors and ministers in London, the innjority of the members of the royal family, prominent representatives of the nobility and the officers of the American and French squadrons now In British waters. Expert Optician, Contests on the Thames. Henley-on-Thames, July 9.—In the final diamond single sculls, Kelly, of the Leander Rowing club, defeated Berresford, of Kensington. He won easily. Time, 8 minutes, 41 seconds. The Grant cup was won today by the Leander crew, which finished six feet ahead of Trinity. Time, 7 minutes and 9 seconds. 36 "W. Market St., Wilk»sbarre. price to close 69c each | One case Ladies' Cornets, they come in long, short and medium length, absolutely the best 50o corset ever sold; special price this week Holms stated that he was whipped, sometimes twice n day and generally every other day, thnt many times when working In the Held one man would sit on his liend while another beat him on his back and that he was worked under guard in the day and looked up at night. Once he escaped, and Turner offered a reward for' his capture. Ilelms was caught at Opelika and brought back to work. His father at Columbus. Ga., Anally sent one  White to Turner with alDont $48 to buy Holms' liberty, which he succeeded in doing. When White went to Turner's farm he found Helms in a sawmill naked.Rome, July 9.-9 a. m.—All is quiet at the Vatican. The Pope had six hours' sleep last night, but awoke at 3 o'clock but little refreshed from his sleep. From 3 o'clock on he was restless and, though repeated efforts were made to give him sleep, he remained wakeful. Early this morning, Dra. Lapponi and Mazzoni, who are attending the Pope, called in aD noted specialist, Dr. Cardarelli, and a consultation was held. ... ... . .wo Our display of fine Wash Goods, Ladies' Shirt Waists, Belts,, Ladies' Neckwear and Parasols, cannot be excelled and all at verypopular prices. Roosevelt Call* Attorney Bonaparte. The proceedings at the conference are enveloped in profound secrecy. It is popularly supposed that the Russian officials are considering war questions. The foreign commercial officials nt Newehwnng and Port Arthur believe the possibility of war is increasing steadily. King Edward signally honored the officers of the American squadron who were present. His majesty formally received Admiral Cotton, the captains of the American ships and twenty-five of the Junior American .officers, and Queen Alexandra later gave them the same distinction. The reception took place before the arrival of President Loubet. Ambassador Clioate, with Secretary While attending, made the presentations.Baltimore,, Md., July 9.—Charles P. Bonaparte, who was recently retained by the United States government as prosecuting attoriiey in the postal scandals, has been called to t)yster Bay, to have a conference with the President. Bonaparte will probably start today. PEOPLE'S STORE Rome, July 9.—After quite an extended delay, which caused a great deal of comment and anxiety, the Pope's physicians this morning issued the following official bulletin: "The night wkB a tranquil one for the Pope, much of it being spent in sleep. The process of pneumonia is more resolved in those parts of the lungs that are not covered by the small quantity of liquid still existing in the plsuratic cavity. The general condition continues to be maintained, but iB more relieved."The Russian policy is believed to be to hold the Resent positions In Manchuria, including Newehwnng, and to tnke no steps to avert hostility with Japan if it Is assured that Japan will fight nnaided. The war feeling among the Japanese In North China is intensifying.15 South Main St., Pitta ton. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. Police Officer Dunbar, who has turned state's evidence, admitted that he sold the negroes to Turner nnd that he had sold other negroes. Freehold, N. J., July 9.—Mrs. Catherine Bedle, aged 66, widow of Sergeant Bedle, and sister-in-law of former Governor Bedle, of New Jersey, was killed by a train at the Main street crossing here this morning. Prominent Woman Killed. WE GET THERE. WHERE 7 The King's Cordial Greeting. Why, on all the best tables in Pittston. We are anxious to get there, and all our customers are still more anxious to have us stay tbere. As a matter of fact that is why we do stay here year after year. When it comes to To Rear Admiral Cotton the king oxpressed Ills gratification at the visit of the squadron and inquired if all arrangements had been made for the comfort of the American officers and sailors. Admiral Cotton replied thnt he had fallen among friends, and every care had been taken of himself nnd the others. His majesty had a pleasant word to say to each of the olficers presented. The admiral, his captains kand Staff Lieutenant Husse.v were then presented to Queen Alexandra. A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE. The Russian civil administrator, with the governor general of Newchwang, has begun the erection of a government building designed to hold all Russian offices, including the telegraph and telephone departments, in the center of the foreign settlement, partly on land ceded by the Chinese, the Russians explain, and partly on the public square, about which the foreign consulates are congregated. The residents of other nationalities are preparing to protest against this encroachment on the public square. Russian Encroachments. Gold Hunters Lost In an Arizona American Officers Lunched, Desert. Washington, July 9.—The papal legation at 10 o'clock this morning received the following from Cardinal Rampolla: "News today is more consoling. We trust ..In the efficacy of persevering." London, July 9!—'The Pilgrim Club today tendered a lunch to the officers of the American squadron at Carlton Hall. Vice Adnjiral Beresford and Admiral Cotton spoke, each expressing the friendliest sentiments. Plienix, Ariz., July 0.—Drlverti insane through suffering and in a dying condition, Carl Nelson nnd John Lindsey, prospectors well known In the southwest, have Just been picked up on the desert fifty miles north of Plienix. GROCERIES BRENNAN i ROBERTS, Rome July 9.—Monsignor Volplpi, secretary of the consistory, who would have been secretary of "the conclave Which will elect a new Pope in the event of Leo'p death, died this morning. He was stricken with syncope while in the Pope'B antechamber yesterday.They were victims of the most fearful torture, anil as a result Nelson may be aflllcted for life. The two men started from Weaver 'for Phenix, driving a burro train. Their route lay through Box ennyon, where they confused directions and were lost in the hills. A burro broke loose, carrying with It the water canteen, nnd doubtless went in the direction of water. During the supper several American officers were also introduced to the Prince of Wales. Field Marshal Lord Roberts, Admiral Lord Charlfes Beresford, Genernl Sir Red vers Buller and other distinguished Englishmen personally assisted at the welcome givep the officers of the United States squadron. »  42 North main Street, tWNext to Eagle Hotel. Both pfaonee Body Found in Niagara Falls Baain, Buffalo, N. Y., July 9.—A body supposed to be that of Ed. Delehanty, the base ball player, was found in the basin below Niagara Horseshoe Falls this morning. His brother believes he was the victim of foul play. A rigid investigation will be instituted. For This Week Only A Russian company has completed the purchase of the river stenm tug btfslneH, ttef»tofoi-e controlled by a British company. This is regarded as on-important s{ep toward Russian control of the hnrbor, as the new company is apparently acting in behalf of the Russian government, Russia having only small commercial interests here. The British company had four boats, and the Russians have imported two more. All six vessels are armed and commanded by Russian officers. The crews are composed of soldiers. ' Home, \ July 9.—A reporter of the newspaper 'Patrta Btrieken with apoplexy While waiting for news of  Pope this morning, and died shortly' after being taken from the Vatican. From the hilltops the gold hunters surveyed the surrounding country und struck out across the desert In the search for a settlement, but within a few hours they were lost completely. After three days' aimless wandering over burning sands Nelson's mind gave way and Lindsey crawled to the shade of a cactus plant and lay down to die. By ' mere chance another prospector crossing the desert found Lindsey and, strapping him to a burro, conveyed him to Stanton, where he regained consciousness and described the plight of his companion. The king and queen led the royal quadrille which opened the ball and in which participated President Loubet, the Duchess of Devonshire and a number of other distinguished guests. 1 Poisoned by Eating Ice Cream. Grand Rapids, Mich., July 9.—Forty persons were poisoned here yesterday by eating Ice cream. The trouble seems to come from a tin gallon freezer. Some are in critical condition. Hungarian United Listen for our Bugle Call Tomorrow. Working Shoes, •Romp, July 9.—The life of Pope Leo continues to hang by a thread, with the Expectation that any moment may bring the final catastrophe. Yet the wonderful vitality of the remarkable old man is combating a complication of diseases which would endanger a strong man In the prime of life. Before the ball Admiral Cotton, the American captains and Staff Lieutenant Hussey d'Aed with the Earl of Selborne, first lord of the admiralty, at Whitehall. The dinnet was attended my naval officials, Lady Selborne being the only woman present. Charter to a Coal Company. $1.00 If you fail to hear it - r* read the contents in this Harrisburg, Pa., July 9.—Among tiie charters granted today was one to the Curtin Coal Co., of Wllliamsp.Drt, which has an authorized capital of *500,000. EX-CAPTAIN BURNS HONORED. Former Price $1.25. Hour by hour he grows weaker and frequently relapses into unconsciousness. The prevailing sentiment of those admitted nearest to the sufferer is that life Is gradually ebbing away, but whether the final agony will be a matter of hours or days neither the doctors nor his nearest friends can tell. Appointed 8ergeant' Major of Thir- teenth .Regiment by Col. Watres. Blacks Sold at Auotlon. space. .% .'VfM Milk, 3 cans, 25c. Giles. John W. Burns, of William street, this city, was yesterday appointed sergeant major of the second battalion, Thirteenth regiment, by Col. Louis A. Watres. This appointment was made necessary by the removal of Robert Klple to Blnghamton. The new sergeant has hart a long and varied military experience. Enlisting years ago in Co. C, of this city, he gradually rose from the ranks and became captain of the company. Later he retired from the service, but re-enlisted and for a time was a member of Co. M. About two years ago, Mr. Burns be came a member of Co. A, Thirteenth regiment, and until the time of hlB appointment was a private in the company. Sergeant Burns is known throughout the State as one of the crack shots of Pennsylvania. He has at various times been on both the Ninth and Thirteenth rifle teams. A searching party found Nelson naked and fruiitic with suffering. His tongue was swollen, his lips and body pierced In a thousand spots with cactus thorns, and he was fonnd almost burled in a hole dug by himself In search of water. Nelson was found within two miles of the place from which the two men started on their journey. Topeku, Kan., July 9.—A great deal of excitement has been caused throughout Kansas by the sale in Russell on the auction block of ten negroes, who accepted the bids made for their services by the wheat growers and bound themselves to obey the orders of their purchasers for thirty days. The negroes were all big, strong men, and some who had worked In the Russell county fields last year brought the high price of $6 a day for their services. The lowest price paid was C3.20 a day, and only tDne negro accepted that. The sale was conducted by a regular auctioneer and was not dissimilar in many features from the sale of slaves in southern states before the war. CALL AND INVESTIGATE OUR PROFIT SHAVING PLAN. WE GIVE A COUPON WITH EVERY PURCHASE. EVANS BROS is always dangerous—do not submit to the surgeon's knife until you have tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It will cure when everything else fails— it has done this in thousands of cases. Here is one of them: I suffered from bleeding and protruding piles tor 20 years. Was treated by different specialists and used many remedies, but obtained no relief until I used DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Two boxes of this salve cured me 18 months ago, and I have not had a touch of the piles since. —H. A. Tisdale, Summerton, S. C. For blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles no remedy equals DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by T. J. Yates. A Surgical Operation 44 and 46 S. Main St During the early part of the night his holiness was somewhat restless. The occasional brief periods of sleep were disturbed by difficulty In breathing. Dr. Lapponi and Pope Leo's valet, Pio Centra, did their best to nourish the patient at brief intervals. The jmntiff spoke little and seemed much depressed. Chloral and caffeine were administered with good effect. Alioiit sunrise the pontiff fell into a more restorative sleep than he had had all night. Murphy & Joyce. For WEDDINGS C|AHf Ara V For FUNERALS r• Rural Guards Dwindling. Havaffb. July ft— Some concern is being manifested over the situation of the rural guard. The period of the two year enlistments, which began during the intervention, is expiring, and many of the guards arc not disposed to reenlist on account of the small pay and peculiar conditions of the service. Cavalrymen receive $42 monthly and furnish their own horses and fodder, their clothes and subsistence. The force of 1,(100 men has recently dwindled to 1,300, the best class of soldier material not applying for enlistment. General Merchandise and Fresh Meats. Just what yon want in floral decorations on short notioe. We can do much for yon at a reasonable price. (new phone) ,. J.B-CARPENTER, exeterst. meter ■■■C , , 209, 313, 0T9 North Main Street. Both Phonos PITT8TON, PA. The condition of his lungs is not worse. There Is as yet no suspicion of serum gathering again in the pleura, but the disorder of his kidneys is disquieting.fcew York, July 9.—Over a leeward and windward course of thirty miles starting nt Sandy Hook lightship In a rattling breeze the Shamrock lit. beat the Sham rook I. only 4m. 9s„ official time. If the figures told the whole story the C;up n.l safe, but they are deceptive. It is apparent that Deslgnei Fife and Sir Thomas Lipton are experimeuting with the new boat and that changes are made daily in her ballast and trim to discover the effect upon hei speed. Testing Shamrock III. Fillings that last. Dr. Welsh, dentist (7\ruri/'s PRICES, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Weather Favors Sufferer. "I o*a my whole life to Burdock Blood Bitters.'Scrofulous sores covered my body. I seemed beyond cure. B„ B. B. has made me a perfectly well woman." Mrs. Charles Hutton, Berville, Mich. Hi MAGNET J Fortunately ail the climatic conditions in Rome for the time being are favorable to the sufferer. Tltfalr Is deliclously cool, and there is (Kooinplete absence of the enervating sirocco which depresses and kills. The bright sunshine streams into the papal apartment. The encouraging conditions are further augmented by the constant use of artificial means of exhilaration, including steady supplies of oxygen. New York Stock Markets furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers. Miners' Bank Building. Long Trance Broken Briefly. Western Washer, (square).. .$3.25 Western Washer, (round)... $3.26 Screen Doors.. .75c, $1.00 Cfe $1.25 New York. July 9, 1903. High. Low. Clos 119 117% 119" 68% 66% 67% 92 % 92 9S 67% 66% 67 Vi 86 % 85 85 38% 37% 37% 19% 18% 18% 151% 149% 149% 34% 33 33% 49 48% 49 111% 119 110 136% 136% 130% 122% 120% x2V.ii 103% 103% 102% 50 48% 48% 66% 65% 65% 125% 121% 121% 33% 32% 32% 25% 25 25% 125% 121% 124% 52% 50% 50% 82 82 82 24% 23% 23% 89 88 88 52% 49% 49% 8% 8% 8% 82 80% 80% 43% 42% 42% 62% - 59% 60% 53% 52% 52% 99 98% 98% 38% 38% 3i is 29 28 2S 37% 37% 37% 29% 28% 28% 81% 79% .9% New York, July 0.—C. Endicott Allen of Brooklyn, a young Harvard graduate who has been asleep for nearly five weeks, except for slight Intervals, was placed on Ills feet at the Monmouth hospital. Long Branch, N. J., yesterday and wnlked a few steps. Mr. Allen was conscious for a few minutes and talked with the physician, Dr. Walter S. Wliltmore, who has taken great interest in the patient. Mr. Allen then lost consciousness. Sugar  Atchison .. Atchison, pf. Brook. Trac. B. & O. Window Screens Special Bargains for the Next Teh Days. These are extraordtiuiry values. They won't last loiig. Sulphur stone bought a* the Blue Front Jewelry Store, Duryea, Pa. 8wl Universal Wringers Superior Wringers. Tin Boilers  $2.25 $2.25 60c and 75c Clies. & Ohio C. & G. West St. Paul .... Just About Bedtime Texnroana, Ark., July 0.—The latent reports from K«J river at points north of here say that the river Is still rising. The levees on the Jllram G. Sanderson place broke during the night, and theTesuit is that hundreds of acres on that and adjoining plantations are under wntcr.  Red River Still Rielng. Copper Bottom Boilers. All Copper Boilers Miners' Squibs, all kinds $1.00 $2.50 .10 Except for the brief time he passed In the armchair in the morning the pope lay. in bed throughout yesterday, shifting his position frequently wlthpvX assistance, and occasionally taking a small draft of diluted wine with the yolks of eggs. The only solid food he has taken is calves' brains. lake a Little Early Rider—it will cure constipation, biliousness and liver troubles DeWitt's Little Early Risers are different from other pills. They do not gripe and break down the mucous membranes of the stomach, liver and .bowels, but cure by gently arousing the secretions and giving strength to these organs. Sold by T. J. Vates. Rock Island K. & T., pf. L. & N  Ladies' Sunbonnets, all colors, worth ' 25c; now only 10c. Lawn Mowers Potatoes, per bu  New Onions, per peck $3.00 Man. El Boys' Percale Waists, best patterns - 12%c. Met. Trac .. Mo. Pacific .. So. Pacific .. Norr. & West. N. Y. Central Erie  Newborn, N. C., July 9.—A fire which broke out late last' night destroyed Mitchell's livery stables, Scott's livery stables, the Planters' tobacco warehouse and prize house and eight tenement houses. The whole business section of the city was threatened with destruction for a time. The damage is over $50,000. Fire In Ncwbern, N. C, Cabbage. Tomatoes, 3 cans for Corn, 3 cans for  Tobacco, all kinds.. Leggett's Oatflakes, 3 for 5c, 8c, 10c 25 25 37 Ladies' Black Mercerized Under- . skirts, worth |nCD0; here for 50c. j The later official bulletin, following a consultation between Drs. Lnpponi and Mazzonl, compretely contradicted the alarmist reports and gives a most favorable statement. This was disclosed in the improved poise, better respiration and ameliorated general condition. Prepared aadcr GERMAN LAWS. Is Excellent for One lot Children's bleached Rltfbti^ Vests, worth 8c; our special price, 8c. Lawn mowers, at Ash's. r TOOTHACHE ' Faceache, Rheumatism, etc. OK. lUCHTBR'S WortiKenoeraed "ANCHOR" O. & W. Pittston Castle, No. 77, K.G. E., will hold a special meeting oh Friday evening, July 10th, at 7.30 p. m„ when Grand Chief Benton Patterson, of Pittsburg, and Grand Vice Chief Fred. Anton, of Philadelphia, will be present. All Sir Knights are cordially invited to be present. Shredded Wheat Mother's Oats Ladies' Percale Wrappers, nicely trimmed, deep ruffle on bottom, worth $1.00 and $1.25; here fof 50c. I'enna, Reading Maple-flake Dr. Mazzonl said In a conversation following the issue of the quarter past 8 p. m. bulletin that while the pope's condition still continued desperate, recovery wns not entirely impossible. Unfortunately some elements in the population of Rome, Including a few who are high In the councils of the Vatican, are Inclined. to cast doubt on the sincerity of the bulletins. Reading, pf. So. Ry. ... Malta-Vita 1 lot Boys' Sailor Suits, worth 75c; here for 39c. So. Ry., pf. . Tenn. C. & I Leather .. JWaterboy Makes New Record. PAIN EXPELLER. Force New York, July J. B. Haggln'a Waterboy won the Brighton handicap at one and a quarter miles in 2:0.11-5, a world's record, faster by thrve-flfths of a second than Oold Heels' circular track record time made In this race last year and faster than the record time of 2:03% made on a straight course by Banquet. WIttam Drury, White Lawn, the 8c kind; our special price 6c. D. W. Jones, M. of R 7t3 I ETooe gepqlpe wttbogt Trade »»rt "inefcfrT. What one phyncum out oi many tetUtjejT 1 lot Lace Curtains, 2*4 yards lone, 35 Inches wide, the 75c kind; this week 43c. Union Pacific Wabash, pf. C. F. I  Jonn Lovell. N. C. f 30t«3TIZ3?fST. f New York. Aucust 20*1897 Finding that Dr.Richtere "ANCHOR PAIN CXPELLER" I v V contains excellent inaradU f ents for the relief of Rheu. matitm.Neuralgia.er&isefety WVr* endorse it* use for meaywo^rouMat. THE LEADIM GROCER. New potatoes, 35c peck. At Giles'. 1 lot Infants Lawn Caps, worth 10c; here for 5c. Antal. Copper People's Gas . S. S., pf  Pursell's Art Store. Hello—141-4, THE Change of Doctor* Propoaad. Starch, per pound, 5c. Giles. 1 lot Ladies' Patent Leather Belts, always sold for 25c; this week 10c. This led daring the day to a strong movement In ftfvor of calling other physicians. The theory of the initiators of this movement was that Dr». Lapponi and Maxzonl had misjudged the disease. taking for pneumonia what was really pleurisy. Both accepted the idea at a any of tbeir col- Texas Pacific . Car & Foundry U. S. Steel .. IT. S.J Steel, pf. Railway Safe Robbed. GRIFFIN  Photography in All Wllkasbarra, Pa. FEIPLE'S nail 388. S a. MAIM IT. Garden tools and hose. Ash. Spartanburg, S. €., July 9.—The aafe In the office of the Southern railway at Zlrconla, N. C., has been blown open and $400 taken. The money belonged to the railroad and the Southern Ex- Qresa ooBUtur. .  r. Ad.KfeMwACA.Slt Petri St. New fe Z5c. osd Wc. at all druggists ortnrougn A new form of lire lnsnrance. For particulars, see J. E. Patterson ft Co. Artistic The MAGNET A very small sum of money invested with us will prevent your bouse from burning. J. E. Patterson ft Co. Branches. PnrwU'a Art Store. Hello 141-4. 87 S. Main St., Pittston.