Pittston Gazette

              THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM It the paper that is read by ffib WhOfe Tvi. . 'j".■ • -Vv r WEATHER INDICATIONS. Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for EtMorn Pennsylvania. , family. The GAZETTE enters mora homes In Plttstoh and -vicinity than all ont-of-town papers "combined. Showers tontfcht; probably showers Saturday; not so warm Saturday. 2',' CQ,l VI? A TD J WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1850 OoCl x rjAit. i daily est. by thbo. hart un. PITTSTON, PA., FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1903. FORTY cronit 1 MOMTH. f 6 PAGES. the pope yet lingers EIGHT KILLED, THIRTY HURT. WAR ON "KOCH" FRAUDS DURBIN RECALLS TROOPS. MANY VICTIMS OF HEAT People's Store Passenger Train Leaves Ralls in Illin- Only a Company Left In Evansvllle. ois With Disastrous Results. Brown's Return Stopped, His Holiness Thanks God For St. Louis, Mo., July 10.—Eight people are reported killed and 30 hurt .In a railroad accident at Madison, 111., at ' 0.30 this morning. The wrecked train was the unioAtermtnal suburban, carrying people to work. The engine left the rails and plunged Into mud almost to the driving wheels. The coaches were piled on top. Physicians After Charlatans Who Use Famous Name. Evansvllle, Ind., July, 10.—After talking with Governor Durbiu oner the telephone Brigadier General McICee has ordered all troops .excepting one company to return home. The VincenneS company is left In charge of {he Jail and courthouse. The four Indianapolis compunies, the Martinsville company aud the battery with the gat ling gun Thirteen Are Killed and Forty Stricken In New York. Strength to Pray. HMO-SUMMER BARGAINS. A MOST BEMABBABEE SICK BOOH GEBMAH SCIENTIST UBGES A0TI0H MUCH SUFFEBING IK 0THEB CITIES Mercury Reached 104 on the Street, the Highest Figure In Two Years. Ambulances Kept Busy and Hospitals Crowded. Arrangements For Last Resting Place Made by the Distinguished Sufferer. y Death of Mgr. Volpini Kept From the Pontiff. Concerns In Many Cftiet 'Trap Tuberculosis and Catarrh Patients—Im- Immense Profits Made by Begullers of Suffering Humanity. COMPARE THESE VALUES: 1 lot pink, blue, red, white and black Taffeta Silk Ribbon, yd 10c 1 lot Men's Working Shirts, dark coloring, very special for 21c each 1 lot Women's fancy Lace Hose, 19c quality now 15c CRAIG—ORR NUPTIALS. London, July 10.—A late Rome dispatch quoteB Prof. Mazzonl as declaring at 2 o'cloc kthls afternoon that a crisis In the Pope's condition was fast approaching. The pleural cavity, he said, was refilling with surprising rapidity. Mazzonl doesn't believe the Pope can live beyond midnight tonight. Well Known Young Couple Quietly New York, July 10.—Trouble Is brewing for the Ingenious Individuals who have been coining money In this country out of the prestige of Professor Robert Koch, the famous German speclalist'in tuberculosis. Dozens of these establishments have been under the scrutiny of the regular practitioners for a couple of years. New York, July 10.—Yesterday was the hottest July 9 in twenty-seven years, and in a humid wind New York perspired and ll*ed miserably. No relief was found at seashore or roof garden. The heat was everywhere, overpowering and masterful. The record by the government thermometer, which Is 300 feet above the ground, was 94. The record on the street was 104. WE GET THERE. WHERE? Last evening at 8.30, at the residence of Rev. J. J. K. Fletcher, on William street, a very pretty marriage was held, when Miss Eva M. Orr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Orr, of Fulton street, was joined in wedlock to Victor E. Craig, of West Pittston. The marriage was a very quiet one and was witnessed by a few relatives of the parties. The couple were unattended. The bride wore a handsome gown of white lawn, trimmed with lace and chiffon. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the couple were driven to the home of the "Bride's parent's, on Fulton street, where a wedding feast was served to the immediate relatives of the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Craig left this morning for a brief wedding tour, after which they will reside with the bride's parents, on Fulton street. The bride is a popular young lady of this city, who has a largo number of friends. The groom is a •machinist in the Exeter Machine Works and has been a resident of West Pittston for about a year, having formerly resided in Hazleton. The young couple have the best wishes of a large number of friends. Married Last Evening. Why, on all the best tables in Pittston. We are anxions to get there, and all our customers are still more anxious to have us stay there. As a matter of fact that is why we do stay here year after year. When it comes to 1 lot children's black ribbed fine quality Hose, usually sold for 10c, now going for 7c a pair 1 lot children's fine quality ribbed Vests, very special for 3c each " 1 lot Summer Corsets, batiste covered, 50c quality, straight front, medium bust, today 25c 1 lot ladies' white lawn waists, trimmed with embroidery and laoe, great value for 98c The following official bulletin was ishued at noon today: "The Pope's condition during the first part of last night was peaceful, but his breathing was uneasy and he had a feeling of oppression. HIb pulse Whs weak, being 92. It was decided to extract the bloody serum and 1,000 grammes were taken away. The patient stood the second operation very well. His breathing at once became easier and the heart action also Improved. (Signed) Rossini. Lapponi, Mazzonl." Counsel for the New York County Medical society has investigated their mothods, and the attention of the district attorney has been called to their representations, and general warfare upon them is to be instituted. Thirteen persons died and forty weje near to death, while hospitals all over the city took In scores of hot weather patients. In many hospitals cots were pluced In the aisles. Ambulances were never idle, and dozens upon dozens of were treated Ice baths In the hospitals and when they hud overcome their temporary weaknesses Insisted an going to their homes. GROCERIES §8 BRENNAN fi ROBERTS, Eminent physicians In this city hold letters from Professor Robert Koch of Germany denouncing these men as charlatans and urging that they be exposed and stopped from further beguiling suffering humanity in his name. 42 North Main Street, Next to Eagle Hotel. Both phones For This Week Only • The heat struck hardest In the east side tenements. Here ,the poor lived in the streets. Whole rows of towering buildings were deserted. In many afreets traffic was stopped by the crowding thousands. 1 lot light lawn and dark percale Wrappers, good value for $1; reduced price 50c each The board of health has sent out a notice that the man who Is known variously as Philip Koch and Edward Koch and whose Identity Is skillfully Intertwined with that of Professor Robert Koch, both pictorially and In the reading matter of the advertisements, is not registered here and has no authority to practice here. GOVERNOR tffcltBjfN The relief afforded by the Becond operation Is expected to prolong life at least 24 hours. At the end of that time another operation will probably be necessary. Whether the Pope wil'. be able to stand another puncture Is doubtful'. In the meantime, his strength is simply wearing out. Dr. Rossini, after the operation, declared that the prelate's mind is so clear and keen that even the most experienced physician might easily be misled as to the gravity of the patient's condition. He believes, however, there is no hope for his recovery. Some of the windows of the Pope's apartments were opened at 5.45 this morning. Other windows, including that of the bed chamber, were opened a quarter of an hour late* One good symptom noticed this afternoon was that the cyanosis of the hands and feet had nearly disappeared. I left for Indianapolis at midnight on a special truin. Seven funerals were held yesterday of victims of Monday's riotlng.Hungarian United Governor Durbin, learning that Judge Rascli liacl ordered the nogro, Lee Brown, brought back here for Immediate trial, telegraphed Judge Rasch that he would not allow the prisoner to be taken from the state institution at tills tilfle. He doubted whether a fair trial could be secured now, and, under the present conditions, it would be too dangerous for the prisoner to be brought here. Judge Iiasch Immediately on receipt of the governor's order telegraphed Sheriff Kratz to return without .the 1,,-isoner. He said the trial would be postponed indefinitely. PEOPLE'S 8T0RE The Hot Wave Widespread. But New York was not alone in Its sufferings from the beat. Reports from many cities east and west tell of unusual and destructive heat. ». 15 South Main St.", Pittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. Working Shoes, Aware of all this, the man who directs the parent German concern and its several constituent companies scattered all over the United States sees to it that the American namesake does not stay long In any one place. Now he is in Chicago. He is scheduled to visit his Philadelphia establishment soon. He has been advertised to visit this city the lust of this month. Fake Doctor Flits Often. Philadelphia experienced the hottest weather in two years, the maximum temperature reaching 96 degrees at 5 p. m. One death, one person rendered insane and a dozen prostrations, all due fo the hot weather, were reported by the police. si.oo New potatoes, 35c peck. At Giles'. PLEASING PIANO RECITAL. Former Price $1.25. Pupil* of Mi*s Ryan Presented Creditable Programme This Morning. One of the most pleasing events of the season in Ihe musical line was the recital given by Miss Esther M. Ryan and a number of her pupils at her home on North Main street, this morning. The programme was as follows: Duet, Wind and Tide, march, Marion Moffatt and Miss Ryan. At School, march, Sherman Ryan. Two Flowers, Marlon Moffatt. In Chicago two deaths and ten prostrations resulted from the heat. A heavy thunderstorm at night sent the temperature down from 90 to 72. During the storm a number of buildings were struck by lightning, and many basements in the business portion of the city were Inundated by the heavy rainfall. CALL AND INVESTIGATE OUR PROFIT SHAVING PLAN. WE GIVE A COUPON WITH EVERY PURCHASE. About this time of the year the semiannual "round up" of the profits is made, and Dr. Edward or Philip Koch is expected to make u tour of the'establishments, but it is extremely doubtful If lie will venture Into the limits of New York city. Two more of the wounded are pronounced to be in a critical condition. Adam Browski and John Bee are sinking, and if they die the list of fatalities will be Increased to twelve. The grand Jury is taking testimony on Monday night's shooting. Several prominent citizens were examined concerning any knowledge they might have of the lootlug of the gun stores by the mob. Rome, July 10.—Pope Leo's life still hangs in the balance, and how lonj.' tills agonizing period of suspense will last not even the attending doctors dure say. The maximum temperatures in other cities were: Albany, 94; Kansas City, 90; Omaha, 98; St. 98; Syracuse, N. Y„ 90; Springfield, 111., 104; Burlington, la., 100; Llncojn, Neb., 99. Murphy & Joyce. Selected. Alblna Bosley. Rustic Dance, Bessie Welter. Duet, Cradle Song, Miss Ryan and Sherman Ryan. The company is set down in the copartnership directory as the Koch Lung Cure company of New Jersey, with a capital of $125,000; president, Wallace C. Clark; secretary. Harry "3. Bralnerd; offices, 150 Nassau street and 48 (now 50) West Twenty-second street. It Is stated significantly that further information is refused. It is reported tlint when shortly after sunrise this morning Dr. Lupponl went to see the pope he found him with his hands together in the attitude of pruyer. On the doctor inquiring whether he required anything his holiness replied: "Today finishes a week since I was taken ill. I am thanking God for having given me strength to still pray to him." General Merchandise and Fresh Meats. Constable Murdered. Mandolin Selection, Mis? Ruth Ace. Ornetta Waltz, Myrtle Davis. Selected, Laura Button. Mignonette, Ethel Brungess. 1 Camp of the Gypsies, Marlon Mofatt.Greensburg, Pa., July 10.—Constable H. F. Blerer was murdered yesterday by a bullet from a 38 caliber revolver said to have been fired by Charles Ivruger, whom Blerer was trying to arrest for an assault upon an Italian miner. Kroger was arrested after a loug chase, and because of the excitement among the miners and other citizens a lynching was narrowly escaped. The murdered man was /i member of one of Oreensburg's best known families and a great favorite In the town. President Takes a Quiet Sail. Oyster Buy, N. Y., July 10—Presjdent and Mrs. Roosevelt left SagamoreTIlU last night, boarded the naval yacht Sylph und started on a cruise up the Hudson river. Secretary Loeb declined to state the destination of the president, but it is known that be is going to some point a considerable distance up the river, perhaps above Poughkeepsle, to viBlt a friend of the family. They are due at Sagamore Hill tonight. Arrangements for the trip were clothed In the greatest secrecy. It is said that even members of the president's family were not cognizant of them. 200,318,079 North Main Street. Both Phones PITTSTON. PA. Listen for our Bugle Call Tomorrow. Nearly n score of Koch lung cure establishments have been set in motion nil over the country. That the profits In dealing with people who think they have consumption pays, the head' of the local concern may be quoted as an authority. This man, whose name is Dr. Frank. Bigelow, said, "Last month was very poor, but it is always so this time of the year, and we made only $3,900." (7\rujy's prices. (a) In the Time of the Apple Blossoms, (b) Merry Midget, Myrtle Wag- The report was spread that Dr. Mazzoni had again operated on the pope for the extraction of serum from the pleural cavity, but this is not true. The pupils each and every one showed decided skill in their manner of playing. Especially noteworthy was the performance of two little tots, Albina Bosley and Laura Button, of Avoca. Indeed, the work of all reflected great credit on Miss Ryan as a teacher. Heather Rose, Bessie Welter. If you fail to hear it read the contents in this Western Washer, (square).. .$3.25 Western Washer, (round).. .$3.25 Soreen Doors.. .75c, $1.00 & $1.26 Window Screens 25 Universal Wringers $2.25 Superior Wringers $2.26 Tin Boilers 60c and 75c Copper Bottom Boilers $1.00 "It is untrue," said Dr. Muzzonl, "that a new operat " has been performed. I wus with tl pe from 11 p. m. until after midni and found his general condition stationary. To strengthen the patient's heart and help the circulation of the blood I injected camphor and caffeine, after which the pope seemed somewhat relieved. It Was Delehanty's Body. space. Immense Profits Reaped. Buffalo, July 10.—The body found ia the Niagara river below the falls has been identified as that of Ed Delehanty, the famous outfielder of the Washington American, league team. • The body when found was nude save for a necktie, shoes and soeks. The clothes had probably been torn off In the passage of the rapids and in going over the Horseshoe fails. The body was much bloated and badly mangled. , If all the twelve months were equally poor the local concern would take In more than $40,000 annually. Add to this income the returns from the branches in Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, Newark, Pittsburg, Altoona, Aslieville, N. C.; Cincinnati, Baltimore, Washington, Rochester and St. Louis and some idea of the gigantic extent of tills business may be formed. Chicago Bookmakers Arretted. M11U, 3 cans, 25c. Giles. Chicago, July 10.—Shortly after the sixth race at Washington park a number of constables, who had been held at bay all the afternoon, Were admitted to the betting ring. Seven bookmakers for whom the constables had warrants were placed under arrest on a charge of gambling. The move is said tohave been brought about by several horse owners who were ruled oft the track recently at Highland park. EVANS BROS All Copper Boilers $2.50 Miners' Squibs, all kinds 10 Lawn Mowers $3.00 Potatoes, per bu 75 New Onions, per peck 55 Cabbage 5c, 8c, 10c Dr. Lappoul said he did not expect a sudden collnpsc. \Dut rather a gradual sinking until the end comes. How long the sufferer will last the doctors will not venture any prediction. DIED FROM BURNS. Injuries Received by Stanley Borucki 44 and 46 S. Main St , Early this morning occurred the death of Stanley Borucki, of Center street, who was burned in the Clear Spring mine on June 29. He was employed as a laborer in the mines and. was injured in an explosion of- gas, having been terribly burned from his head to his waist. Borucki was born In Germany in 1872 and had been living in tills country for a number of years. He is survived by his mother, one sister and six brothers. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will be made in the Polish cemetery. Proved Fatal. One of the moat remarkable features of the sick room Is the absolute simplicity and the entire absence of the usual elaborate equipment found In the sick rooms of distinguished patients. There are no trained nurses and none of the modern appliances for refrigeration and other means of ameliorating the condition of patients. The scheme _of Imitating the real Koch Is carried out to extremes. In all the advertisements the American Koch, Philip or Edward, Is pictured as the twin in appearance of the German tuberculosis Investigator. The names are so similar that confusion is likely at all times. British Squadron Entertained. Tomatoes, 3 cans for  Corn, 3 cans for  Tobacco, all kinds  Leggett's Oatflakes, 3 for .25 .25 .37 Bar Harbor, .Me., July 10.—A reception on board the flagship Ariadne, to which several hundred people were bidden, formed the chief feature of the day's enjoyment for the officers of the visiting British squadron. In the evening Admiral Sands dined Admiral Douglas and his captains on board the flagship Texas. The English ships will naii tomorrow morning for St. John, N. B. For WEDDINGS CIaihavc V ForFUNEBALS rlUWWl 1 Hawaiian Legislature Deadlocked. Honolulu, July 10.—The present session of the legislature, called to pass the appropriation bills, will end tomorrow night unless extended by Governor Dole, ah event which is not unlikely. The two houses are in a deadlock, being unable to agree regarding the proposed issuance of a public loan of $2,- 500,000 and in regard to the amount to be fixed for salaries of certain officials.Mother's Oats Just what you want in floral decorations on Bhort notice. Wft can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J-R-CARPERTER, exeter it. (itrtt lisfi Shredded Wheat Maple-flake  Malta-Vita  Force  William Drury, .12 .15 .15 .15 Last Resting Place Chosen. When an International congress of physicians Is held and the real Koch is present the American, Philip, or Edward. rushes thither and registers too. In the official prtceedings among those present the American Koch will be found set down immediately in front of the German, but in the history of the proceedings there is nothing to show that the American claimant did anything or was even present. That the pope fully realizes that Ills end cannot long be deferred is shown by the attention he has given during the last few days to the details of Ills ttnal resting place. It is well known that he has discussed his testamentary dispositions and expressed his wishes as to the place and manner of his funeral. Shortly before he was taken 111 the ixintlfT repeated to Cardinal Satolil his desire to be burled in the church of St. John Lateran. Attention, Sir Knights and Friend*. We would 'like to ask, through the columns of your paper, if there is any person who has used Green's August Flower for the cure of indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver troubles that has not been cured—and we also mean thelr'iresults, such as sour stomach, fermemtatlon of food, habitual costlveness, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent feelings, sleeplessness—in fact, any trouble connected with the stomach or liver? This medicine has been sold for many years in all civilized countries, and we wish .to correspond with you and send you one of our bookB free of cast. If you never tried August Flower, try a 2oc,bottle first. We have never known of its failing. If so, something more serious is the matter with yon. The 35 cent size has just been introduced this year. Regular size 75 cents. At all druggists. WANTED. THE LEADING GROCER. — MAGNET A grand reunion: of the Knights of Golden Eagle of Lackawanna county, including Pittston Castle, No. 77, at Lake Lodore; Saturday, July 11, 1903. Train leaves Water St. station at 7.30 a. m. Adult tickets 80c, children 56c, which can be purchased of past chiefs Lewis Smith, George W. Stanaback, Enoch" Hoskins, W. C. Price's drug store, Weeks Bros.' cigar store, Ruggles' book store. Grand Chief Benton Patterson and other prominent Sir Knights will be' present. The Grand Lodge officers of the Ladies' Temples are expected there also. Bauer's band and orchestra have been engaged and everything points to a good day's outing. Come along and enjoy yourself. 13-ltaw-td Hartford, Conn., July 10. — Frank Kramer won the ten mile national championship at the Velodrome last night in 25m. 17s. W. S. Fenn was second, Iver Lawson third and John Bedell fourth. Floyd Krebs of Newark led at the tape for four miles. Kramer did not do any speeding until the last three laps of the tenth mile. v Kramer Won Ten Mile Race. T.«. DURKIH. Textile Workers Firm. Philadelphia, July 10.—The Central Textile Workers' union held a long meeting last night, at which the strike situation was thoroughly canvassed. The meeting was called as a result of defections from the ranks of the workers. The result of the meeting was the adoption of a resolution placing the strikers on record as being as firm In their demand for a fifty-five hour week as when the strike was inaugurated. The possible action of the conclave of cardinals attracts great attention. Special Bargains for the Next Ten Days. These are extraordinary values. They won't last long. Mgr. Volpinl, who wus stricken Wednesday, Is dend. Although the condition of the popCD still is the center of interest, the dentil of Mgr. Volpinl 1ms attracted much ttention, not only be; pause of his olace of secretary of the Conslstorlal Congregation,"to which he had Just been appointed by I'ope Leo, but also on account of the manner in ■which he was seized by his fatal illness, and It is hardly possible to describe the sensation and emotion which prevailed at ithe Vatican when his death wus announced. A Complete Line oi Groceries. Bean Cornerers Bankrupt. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR FAMILY USE San Francisco, July 10.—After losing (45,000 in cornering the lima bean market and securing 6,000,000 pounds, to Slid nobody who wanted the beans, Ly-8en & Co. have assigned. The liabilities will amount to $300,000, and the issets are estimated at $25,000. Ladles' Sunbonnets, all colors, worth 26c; now only 10c. Boys' Percale Walsta, best pattern!, 12V4c. MOTELS Reer, pints per doz. 50c Porter, pints, per doz. 50c Porter, | pints, doz. 40o Ale, pints, per doz. 75c Anacortes, Wash., July 10. — The sound steumer Laconner has been.destroyed by Are in Burroughs bay. The vessel wus bringing 1,800 barrelB of lime and 120 burrels of salt salmon from San Juan island, when she sprung a leak. As soon as the water struck the lime the vessel cnught (ire. CuptHln Ira Myers headed her for the beach, which she reacted in time to allow the officers and crew to get ashore. Steamer Fired by Slaking Lime. Ladies' Black Mercerised Underskirts, worth $1.00; here for 60c. Mr. Workman. One lot Children's bleached Ribbed Vests, worth 8c; our special price. So. You can't afford to be without a watch when you can buy them at the low price we sell; for instance, there's our worklngman's watch for $1; it's a stem-winder, stem set, nickle case, and guaranteed. Just the thing to take to work with you and save your highpriced gold watch. We have sold many of these watches in this vicinity and the purchasers have all been pleased with them. We have just received a new lot and you can have them while they last, at only $1. Assaulted and Robbed. •From the moment he was stricken and fell to the floor Mgr. Volpinl entirely lost the power of speech and the use of the right side of his body, and he appurently was uuconscious when he died. It has been ascertained the cause of death was cerebral congestion. Westfleld, Mass., July 10. — Patrick Keough of Holyoke was murderously tssaulted and robbed last night and len at tbe point of death in Noble hostltal. His assailants are unknown. SCNLITZ Famous Milwaukee Reer, pints, per doz 60c Porter, pints, per doz 60c Ladles' Percale Wrappers, nicely trimmed, deep ruffle on bottom, worth $1.00 and $1.25; here for 50c. Tomatoes, 10 Cents a Quart. This Is only one of the many bargains to be bad at the city's big market place. Pull line of fresh berries and vegetables on hand daily. Send in your order. Goods delivered. 1 lot Boys' Sailor Suits, worth 75c; here for 39c. Great care has been taken to keep the news of Mgr. Voipiul's illness and death from the pope as long as possible.San Francisco, July 10.—The officials sent from eastern mints to count the coin in the local branch mint have finished their work and report everything satisfactory. They counted more than $03,000,000 In gold and $19,000,000 in silver and weighed $30,000,000 in bullion. This Is the largest amount of roin ever counted in the history of the San Francisco mint. Counted 9108,000,000. All Delivered at Your Residence. White Lawn, the 8c kind; our special price 6c. » Mrs. Blaine Slowly Failing. Augusta, Me., July 10.—There is little change in the condition of Mrs. Janios O. Blaine, her physicians saying that life is simply wearing uwny. The end may come suddenly or she may live several days. SHARP'S MARKET, / Both phones. T. A. DURKIN. 1 lot Lace Curtains, 2% yards Ions, 35 inches wide, the 75c kind; this weelc 43c. I Don't forget the Comet Social Club's weekly dance. Armory hall, Friday night. WTF tf 45 S. Main Si Roth 'phones. LEWIS, THE JEWELER, N. Main, Opp. William St. 1 lot Infants Lawn Caps, worth 10c; here for 5c. BEFORE YOU bUY 1 lot Ladies' Patent Leather Belts, always sold for 26c; this week 10c. W. L Pace, Attorney-at-Law. Office 25, 3d floor. Miner's Bank Bids. Fillings that last. Dr. Welsh, dentist Poultry netting at Ash's. Prominent Lawyer Dies Suddenly. Petersburg, Ind., July 10.—At a family reunion at the home of James R. Arnold, in Monroe township, twenty-two persons were poisoned by eating ice cream! Nine are in a serious condition and not expected to recover. Poisoned by Ice Cream. OR SELL C Unlisted Stocks and Bonds Dr. Welsh, dentist. 26 N. Main St. Mlddletown, N. Y., July 10.—William F. O'Neill, a prominent member of the Orange county bar, died suddenly of heart trouble this morning, aged 62 years. \ Blank leases, long and short form, for sale at the Guette office. Legal blanks of various kinds always oh Mil. ... Blank Leases for Sale. Vardoe, Norway, July 10—The Zeigler polar expedition has arrived here from Archangel, where dogs were taken on boanL Zeigler Pole Seekers at Vardoe. The MAGNET A very small sum of money invested with us will prevent your house from burning. J. E. Patterson & Co. Staid for. Lateat Quotations on Any Stock tc John Baumberger, 71 WALL IT. MW Vm. . 87 8. Main St, Pittrtnn. 3^