Pittston Gazette

              *. , *:\, '' V -■ ; . . ■ WEATHER INDICATIONS. m?w *: I ♦ THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM Is 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. forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow/for Eastern Pennsylvania. Showers tills afternoon, probably continuing tonight, and cooler; Thursday, fair. 53d YEAR. ( WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1850 I DA 1LV EST. BY THEO. HART 1888. PITTSTON, PA., WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1903 TWO CENTS A COPY. I FORTY Ot£NT8 A MONTH, f 6 PAGES. THE COMING CONCLAVE. the result is eonsldered highly" satisfactory. . \ BLOODY WAR IN CIUDAD BOLIVAR INDICTMENTS AT JACKSON. AN IMPORTANT GOLD DISCOVERY People's Store The Vatican authorities are very Biticb pleased with the messages of condolence received from United States Beeretary of State Hay. Kentucky Grand Jury Returns Two Watch This Space Jackson, Ky„ July 22.—The grand jury has returned indictments against Edward Tharp and Joseph Crawford, teamsters for the Hargls brothers, for arson. They were also held ou the charge of setting fire to Ewen's hotel last month. For Arson, One For Bribery, MID-SUMMER Rebel Forces Routed After Indians Make Rich 8trlke In Yukon District. For the Preparations for New Pope's Rome. July 22.—The private view of the pontiff's body by the high church dignitaries, the diplomatic body anil the Roman aristocracy, which would ordinarily occur In the Sistine chapel, was held today in the throne room, in accordance with Leo's wishes. This will necessitate slight alteration of the death ceremonies. The removal of the D,rn containing the viscera to the quirinal church is being widely commented on. As this is the parish churtti of the king's palace, some think it presages greater harmony between church and State. BARGAINS Election In Rome. Long and Bloody Battle. Announcement An indictment was also returned against Gardner Flummer for attempting to bribe a witness. It is charged that he ofTered B. J. Ewen $5,000 to leave town so that he could not testify in the trial of Curtis Jett and Thomas White. 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 CASTRO'S ENEMY DOWN. STAMPEDE OF MINERS. Of the DELVAL FOR SECRETARY. Ground Along Two Streams Tributary Bottling Department Appointee Is a Native of London and Partisan of Rampolla—Body of the Dead Pontiff Embalmed and Death Mask Taken. Assault on General Farrera'a Stronghold Lasted Through Two Days and Resulted In a Great Loss of Life and to the Alsek River Yields Twenty. It Is generally believed that the grand jury investigation will extend to other capital offenses in connection with the HUTgls-Cockrill feud. It is known that witnesses were called to testify regarding the assassination of Dr. Cox, and it is thought that other cases that never received official notice heretofore will now be taken up. five Cents a Pan and is Growing Richer as the Work Progresses. Of Property. Caracns, Venezuela, July 22.—Flying in panic stricken fragments before the victorious forces of President Clpriano Castro the army of General Farrera, the revolutionary governor, says n messenger just arrived from Ciudad Bolivar after a hazardous journey by steamboat and train, leaves that city deluged In blood, the streets piled high With the dead, the houses riddled by shot and shell, the once beautiful parks and plazas damaged as by some terrible tornado. Tacoma, WaBh., July 22.—Two Indians made an Important placer gold strike on July 4th on a creek tributary to the Alsek river, beyond Lake Arkell, nearly 100 miles from—White Horse, Yukon Territory. They named the streams Fourth of July and Ruby Creeks and returned to White Horse for more grub. Several white men heard of the strike and went to the new diggings. They found that the ground along both streams yielded 25 cents a pan and growing richer with depth. A stampede from White Horse is In progress. The discovery is important, being the most important made in the Yukon* region for two years. 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 Rome, July 22.—Beyond the performance of the final offices of the dead all attention is now turned to the preparations for the approaching conclave. The present expectation is that the conclave will begin about Aug. 1. Rome, July 22.—The second of the ten congregations to be held before 'the conclave took place early today. Matters relative to the conclave were the subject of today's discussion. It is stated that a great deal of intriguing la afoot among the prelates to secure high offices under the new administration,London, July 22.—The Paris conres: pondent of "Truth" wires: "Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ireland are thought in Rome to be leading the American Catholics to a schism. The French cardinals and the Bishop of Nancy are certain they are,-and, as a result, the Bishop has warned French Catholics to not allow themselves to be Americanized by certain theologians who write Gibbons and Ireland, and their master, Father Haeckel." Stegmaier Brewing Company. The cardinals who were ahsent from Rome at the time of the pope's death are arriving here from all directions. ALBAY REBELS DEFEATED. 1 lot Summer Corsets, batiste covered, 50c quality, straight front, medium bust, today 25c 8harp Fighting In Streets of the Capl' The government of the Catholic church has lioen officially assumed by Manila, July 22. — The Philippine ■couts and rural constabulary defeated 250 rebels in the streets of Albay. the capital of the island of Albu.v, killing fifteen and wounding fifteen. The fighting continued for three hours. Four noncomliatants were killed. The scouts lost one killed and two wouuded. tal—Twenty Killed 1 lot ladies' white lawn waists, trimmed with embroidery and loice, great value for 98c The assault of Farrera's stronghold continued through most of Sunday and Monday and resulted in an overwhelming triumph for the government arms, when General Kivas, the right hand of General Gomez's army, took possession of the entire city. Smoke and Chew 1 lot light lfiwn and dark percale Wrappers, good value for $1; reduced price 50c each The rebels were led by Simeon Ola, clilef of the Albay rebelH, auil tliey had fifty rifles. Colonel H. n. Bandholtz, formerly captain of the Second Infantry. who was in command of the scouts and constabulary, has been campaigning actively in Albay, but this was the first decisive engagement he lias had. LAND BILL ADVANCED PEOPLE S STORE By tills decisive victory President Castro becomes ubsolilte ill the country. But wiiat is believed to be tlie iiuni overthrow of iiis enemies was accomplished only by tlie slaughter of hundreds on both sides, by the sacrifice of many innocent lives and the destruction of property it will take the nation many years to replace. Rome. July 22.—The postmortem examination of the remains of the late Pantiff showed the vital organs in a healthy condition, with the exception of the lungs and the pleura. A litre of liquid was extracted from the pleura. This morning" the body was still lying in semi-state in the throne room, with the Noble Guard watching with swords drawn and the pointB resting 011 the floor. It is expected that the remains will be moved to St. Peter's tills evening. Pastes Its" Third Reading by a Vote of 317 to 20. 15 South Main St., Pittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. London, July 22.—The Irish land bill has passed its third reading by 317 to 20 votes. PENN Twenty-five native priests who seceded from the Catholic church In Hollo because of the failure of the church to appoint a native "bishop, have refused to Join the Aglipay movement and will continue their Catholic rites while refusing to acknowledge the papal authority.Just before the division Premier Balfour, who had moved the third reading In the absence of Irish Secretary Wyndliam, said the king bad commanded him to say that, being aware of the purport of the bill, he placed his Interests at the disposal of parliament. EVANS BROS. HP-PRICES Foreign residents and other noncombatants. fleeing from their homes as the line of battle advanced steadily from the outskirts to the center of Cludad Bolivar, were slain by tlie score as they dashed athwart the path of the bullets that flew thick as hailstones along nearly ail the streets. Tobacco In the course of the debate John Redmond, the Irish leader, said that, while the bill was defective In some features, It would, if worked In a reasonable and moderate spirit, bring to Ireland the blessings of peace and prosperity.Save Your | Tickets j for I Valuable Presents C Dissolution of Parliament. Best Patent Flour, per bbl.. $4.75 Gr.'Sugar, 19 lbs for 1,00 1 pint Fruit Jars, per doz. .. .45' 1 qt. Fruit Jars, per doz 55 2 qt. Fruit Jars, per doz 65 1-3 pint Jelly Glasses, dozen ,22 1-2 pint Jelly Glasses, dozen .23 2-3 pint Jelly Glasses, dozen .28 Fruit Jar Rubbers, doz 4c and 5c Hire's Root Beer Ex.... 3 for .50 Perfection Boot Beer Ex.3 for .25 Evans Bros. Mocha and Java Coffee, per lb 25 Juno Coffee, best on the market, per lb 35 KING EDWARD TO IRISHMEN Mothers clasping babes fell in sight of temporary shelter. Children were killed by stray shots. Husbands and fathers, offering themselves as human barriers against the leaden hall that menaced their dear ones, were pierced by many bullets, some dying In the additional agony of seeing those they had sought to save in turn sink with mortal wounds. London, July 22.— The Times announces that it Is anticipated in official circles parliament will be dissolved early In the next session and that a general election \ylll occur In March. In connection with this announcement rumors were current that Premier Bal-, four intended in October to make a strong speech in support of  Secretary Chamberlain's fiscal programme and that thereupon Chancellor of the Exchequer Itltchle and the other free trade ministers would resign, which course would virtually compel Mr. Balfour to resign "also and recommend a dissolution of parliament. Says He Hopes to Become Acquainted With the Conditions of the People. Dublin, July 22—At Dublin Castle, today. King Edward received a large number of addresses. Including one from the Jarvies, of Dublin. Replying to the address of the citizens' committee, His Majesty said: "I haye always been in sympathy with every movement to advance the social and material well being of this community, i hope, during my visit, that I can make myself acquainted with the conditions under which the people live and Mr. Balfour congratulated Mr. Wyndhnin and the country on the bill, which, he said, was a tentative step toward the removal of the present Irish land system, whloh was the worst In the world. He added that he did not doubt that after the agrarian settlement political controversies would remain, but the Irishmen who were demanding a great constitutional change would not be imblttered by a sense of. social wrong. Cardinal Oreglla as dean of the sfcred college and as dean of tlie cardinal blsliops. He will be assisted by the deans of the other two orders of cardinals, Cardinal Maechl for the cardinal deacons and Cardinal Rampolla for the cardinal priests, (lie last, however, merely as a substitute for Cardinal Nette, the patriarch of Lisbon, who when he arrives will tnke over his own duties. MGR. MERRY DEL TAL. Made by Local Union No. 59, Wllkaa-Barre. Pa. Rebels Used Houses as Forts. Consular authority was powerless to protect the thousands who appealed to it, for the revolutionists had turued the residences of the various representatives into impromptu forts, whence they met with one deadly discharge after another the raking fire of the ouniarcblng government troops. General Rlvas did all in his power to prevent the shedding of innocent blood, but the repeated panics that sent men, women and children of other nations rushing across those long lanes of death frustrated his most humane efforts. It is not asserted, either, that the Insurgents Intentionally killed persons not involved in the fratricidal strife. The many fatalities of that class must be attributed to the accidents of war. The cardinals met in the hall of the consistory. Oreglia communicated to them tlie first instructions he has given since tin- death of the pope, informing them of the numerous messages of condolence received from all parts of the world and of the universal mourning for Leo XIII. An exchange of Ideas took place regarding the ceremonies preceding the conclave. work." Australia Wins Kotapore Cup. Speaking of the king's visit, the Dublin correspondent of the Times says it Is the plain truth that, whatever the causes may hnve been, the royal progress from Kingstown to Phumlx park was accompanied by such enthusiasm as has not been witnessed anywhere In this generation. The main cause, the correspondent says. Is the Indignant revolt of the masses of the people against the fatuous discourtesy of the corporation.Conferences at Sagamore Hill, Blsley, England. July 22.—The Rajah of Kotapore cup, open to teams of eight from tiie mother country, from the militia or volunteers of each British colony, dependency or federation, the Indi,an staff corps, the Indian service or Indian volunteers, wns shot for in good weather and was won by Australia, with a score of 771. The mothei country scared 7tH), Canada 753, Natal 740 and Guernsey 735. At the 200 yards range King and White of the Canadian team made the best possible scores. Vegetables, all kinds, always fresh Screen Doors and .Window Screens Oyster Hay. N. Y., July 22.—This was a day of conferences at Sagamore Hill. Senator Piatt, of New York; Representative Cannon and Governor Yates, of Illinois; Morris B. Bellanp, of Kentucky; Charlemange Tower, United Slates Ambassador to Germany; Henry Clay Frlck, the steel magnate, and ex-Senator George Turner, of Washington, were among those consulted with the President over matters of importance and gave him views on questions in their several spheres. Shoes is one of our leading lines. See us before you buy. We can give you best value and upto-date Shoes. Merry Del Val Succeeds Volponl, The congregation of cardinals afterward appointed Mgr. Merry del Val secretary of the consistory In place of the late Cardinal Volponl. A. R., San Francisco. The Nickel Plate Road will sell special excursion tickets July 31st to morning trains Aug. 14th, at rate of $60.50 Buffalo, N. Y., to San Francisco or Los Angeles, Cal., good returning to Oct. 15th. Tickets are first class, and provide for stopovers and reverse routes west of Missouri river. Splendid opportunity to visit beautiful California at lowest possible cost. Most complete train equipment, including transcontinental tourist sleeping cars. See lo.cal agents or write R. E. Payne, G. A., Buffalo, N. Y. 22eod9t The secretary of the consistory is at the same time secretary of the conclave, and the new pope Inaugurates his reign by appointing htm a cardinal. After Sunday's furious nine hour battle, In which 500 were killed and 1,000 wounded, the progress of the soldiers under General IUvas wbb pushed from the ceruotery two miles outside Cludad Bolivar ever onward to the heart of the city, until at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon It culminated In u second determined nssault, this time upon the barricades thrown across the WE BET THERE. WHERE? Flagman Fell Asleep and Was Killed. Morguutown, W. Va., July 22—As a result of a free for all fight over cards at Opeklska, this county, Tom Varter was killed outright, Charles Lewis was mortally wounded and William Jensen and Henry Horner seriously wounded. All are negroes in the employ of the contracting firm building the lock and dam on the Mononguhelu river at Opekinkn. The shooting, it Is suid, was done by Robert Hyer, a negro, who made his escape and has not yet been captured. Fatal Fight Over Card Game, EVANS BROS Franklin, Pa.. July 22.—C. F. Shearer, a flagman on the Buffalo and Allegheny division of the Pennsylvania railroad, was killed by an express train here this morning. He had gone back to flag a passenger train and fell asleep. 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 there. As a matter of fact that is why we do stay here year after year. When it comes to The nomination of Mgr. Merry del Val Is most significant In view of the coming conclave, as the new secretary Is a partisan of Cardinal Itanipolla. whose most devoted friend he is. It Is the more significant In that it gave rise to a very lively discussion, and the enemies of the secretary of state supported other candidates. 44 and 46 S. Main St principal thoroughfares. For WEDDINGS Elm.... • For FUNERALS ■ IWWWl I End of Yacht Club Cruise. It was across those hastily Improvised defenses that the mutual slaughter was worst. Breast to breast, Castro's well drilled warriors and the equally courageous if not so thoroughly trained followers of Fnrrera fought with the. fury of tigers tasting blood for the first time after long captivity. Ittfles, carbines and revolvers were fired point blank, their muzzles almost resting against the beads or bodies of their victims. GROCERIES §§ Cottage City. Mass., July 22.—The cruise of the New York Yacht club ends today with a run from here to Newport, where the fleet disbands. The three single stickers will then begin a series of contests to select the Cup defender. BRENNAN J ROBERTS, Just what you want in floral decorations on short notioe. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J-B-CARPENTER, meter it. exetei mm Mgr. Merry del Val was born in London. where his father was secretary of the Spanish embassy. His father later became Spanish ambassador to the Vatican. His mother was an Englishwoman. He is thirty-eight years of age and will be the youngest member of the sacred college. take a Little Early Riser—it will cure constiration, 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. Yates. Juat About Bedtime Alleged Lace Thieve* Arrested. 42 North main Street, VNezt to Eagle Hotel. Both phones Niagara Falls. N. Y., July 22,-Wil- Ham Zltner, W. P. Powers, Ernest Strange and Edward Hanau have been arrested charged with stealing laces and silks from New York Central cars. The men are New York Central clerks. The theft. It is claimed, was committed by the clerks after the cars got here, while the other clerks were out on a special train gathering up the merchandise which had been strewn along the track by the car thieves^*. Funeral of J. M4N. Whistler. We not only sell cheaper than you can buy elsewhere but— Cardinal Oreglla, the camerlingo. In the presence of the Majordomo Cagnano and the noble guard, opened Leo XIII.'s testament regarding his private affairs and read It through. London, July 22—J. McNeil Whistler, the famous American painter and wit. who died suddenly a few days ago. was buried today at Chiswick. The funeral services were held in Old Chelsea church, a large congregation attending.m MAGNET The government soldiers restrained themselves to regular volleys in the earlier hours of the assault, bHt as tliey neared the enemy and their ranks were thinned by the deadly dropping fire from behind the breastworks the Latin Impatience of methodical warfare overcame the more ardent, and, firing as they ran, they hurled themselves against the barricades In outbreaks of rage that carried them across the bayonet bristling obstacles in the face of the equally frenzied resistance of the revolutionists. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. New York Stock Markets furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokerB, Miners' Bank Building. every customer at our store is entitled to tlieir choice of the handsome premiums which are on exhibition at our store, including sideboards, dining room tables, couches, rockers, umbrellas, absolutely free of charge. Premium checks given in grocery, meat and shoe departments. The executors are Cardinal Rnmpol- . la, Mocenni ami Cretoni. Those were » summoned to the apartment* of Cardinal Oreglla, where the contents of the testament were communicated to them. It will also be communicated to the public, but Leo XIII.'s political and religions testaments will only be communicated to members of the sacred college. Special Bargains for the Next Ten Days. These are extraordinary values. They won't last long. High. 115% Low. Clo8. 114 114% Amsterdam, N. Y„ July 22.—William Howcraft, aged 12, died today from lockjaw, resulting from the burning of his left hand by a blahk cartridge on July 4tli. Died From Lockjaw. Washington, July 22. — It Is announced that John It. Garrison, chief of the customs division of the treasury department, in all probability will be appointed auditor for the District of Columbia to succeed James T. Petty, in whose office there was recently discovered a theft of $73,000 of District funds. Mr. Garrison was auditor of Porto Rico and is from Ohio. Garrison to Succecd Petty. Sugar 65% 64% 64% Atchison, pf. Brook. Trac. Atchison . 8S% ,i 48% 88 88% 47% 47% 82% 83 Ches. & Ohio C. & G. West. B. & O. 33% 16% 32% 33% 16% 16% Ladies' Sunbonnets, all colors, worth 25c; now only 10c. Leo's Remains Embalmed. Victim of Fireworks Explosion. Last evening I)r. Lappohi. assisted by Ave doctors of the Vatican, embalmed the body. Midilletown, N. Y., July 22.—George E. Hankinson, nine years old, was instantly killed by the explosion of a dynamite bomb while witnessing a fireworks display at an Italian picnic. Drowned at Olcott Beach. 'St. Paul Rock Island . K. & T., pf. ... I,. & N  .26 39% 108 142% 141% 141% 25% 39% 106 1 pint Mason Jars, doz.. 1 quart Mason Jars, doz. J gallon Mason Jars, doz Jpint Jelly Glasses, doz ar Rubbers, doz  Boys' Percale Waists, best patterns, 12%c. 45c 55c 65c 20c Buffalo. July 22.—William Winters of Fulton '.market. New York, has been drowned at Olcott beach. He had come up to manage a clam bake to be given at the beach. He was swimming near the pier and was seized with cramps. A rowboat fifty feet away went to Ills aid, but he sank before it got to him. The body was recovered by divers In a few moments. Efforts were made to resuscitate him without avail. According to the custom, they all wore evening dress. The entrails were placed in a terra cotta vessel. If Leo XIII. has left no special instructions In his will these will be preserved in the vaults of St. Peter's. Man. El. 133% Ladies' Black Mercerized Underskirts, worth $1.00; here for 60c. Neck Broken on a Trolley Car. Carleton Hill, N. J., July 22. —The post office here has been entered by burglars, who blew open the safe with nitroglycerin, secured $300 In stamps and $100 in cash and got away safely. Tills Is the fourth time in eight years that this post office has been robbed, and no arrests have ever been made. Office Robbed For Fourth Time. Met. Trac. .. Mo. Pacific . So. Pacific .. Norf. & West, N. Y. Central .117% 116 . 99 97% 46% 44% . 63% 62 119% 118 117 97% 45% 63 1199% One lot Children's bleached Ribbed Vests, worth 8c; our special price, 3c. 4c 25c 25c 25c 35c Newark, N. J., July 22.—Gertrude Durkin, five years old. of 118 Bowery street, while riding in an open trolley car with her sister was thrown against the back of the seat by the sudden starting of the ear, and her neck was broken. She died almost Immediately. Butter (best) 3 cans Tomatoes Sunshine Coffee, M. A- J.. Carnival Coffee (delicious) .Ladies' Percale Wrappers, nicely trimmed, deep ruffle on bottom, worth' $1.00 and $1.25; hero for 50c. After the embalming the body was clothed in the white papal robes, with white shoes and stockings. Erie 30% 29% 30 O. & W. 23% 22% 22% Murphy & Joyce. 1 lot Boys' Sailor Suits, worth 75c; here for 39c. The quiet of the evening was broken by n chorus such as the world has seldom heard when all of Home's 400 churches commenced to toll bells for the passing of the soul of Leo XIII. Prom the seven hills and from every quarter of the city which contained churches came the constant clang until all was one vast reverberation. The liarsh jingle of the smaller chapel bells, Striking quickly and more often, was hot drowned by the solemn strokes that came in mourning measure from the treat dome of St. Peter's. Pacific Mail Reading ... Penna. 122% 22% 51 120% 121% 21% 49 22% 49% Lost Both His Legs. Kingston, N. Y„ July 22.—Morey's hotel at Tivolt has been burned to the ground. Dr. Barton, one of the best known physicians In the Hudson valley, was rescued in an unconscious condition. The guests and the proprietor lost everything of value. Hotel Burned at Tivoll, N. Y. Killed on the Track. White Lawn, the 8c kind; our special price 6c. Lyons, N. Y., July 22.—A man claiming to lDe James Brown of Chicago and the son of a Clovoland policeman had both legs cut off at the Now York Central depot here while tryiug to board an nest bound fast freight train. He will probably die. Manchester, Mass., July 22.—While walking on the Boston and Maine tracks Thomas Moore, thirty-five, and Richard Hawiey, thirty-five, both laborers and unmarried, were struck by a train and instantly killed. They saw one train approaching and in avoiding It were run down by another.1' So. Ry. Reading, pf. 80% 80% 21% 80% 21% General Merchandise and Fresh Meats. 1 lot Lace Curtains, 2% yards long, 35 inches wide, the 75c kind; this week 43c. So. Ry., pf. Tenn. C. & I, 85% 44 85 41% 85% 41% Leather SOS, 318,670 North Main Street. Both Phones Rubber PITTSTON, pA 1 lot Infants Lawn Caps, worth lOo; here for 5c. Union Pacific Wabash, pf. 77% 39 75% 37% 76% 38% THE 1 lot Ladies' Patent Leather Belts, always sold for 25c; this week 10c. Ball Tosser Dies Suddenly. Wilmington, Del., July 22.—Five persons were seriously injured on the outskirts of this city by the collision of a south bound New York and Norfolk express on the Philadelphia, Baltimore fend Washington railway and a freight train.  Collision Injures Five. C. F. I. 51% 49% 49% GRIFFIN STUDIO. Spokane, Wash.. July 22.—Ernest Nichols, twenty-two years of age, a star pitcher of the Pacific National. Baseball league, died suddenly at Natatorlum park of heart trouble shortly after taking a plunge In the swimming pool. Secret Service Head Dead. Amal. Copper ... 46% 45% People's Gas .... 96%  Texas Pacific . .... 26% 26 Car & Foundry .. 34% 34 U. 8. Steel 24% 22% U. S. Steel, pf. .. 72% 70% 45% 959% 26% 34 23% A death mask of Leo XIII. has been taken by Coromendator Galli, director of the Vatican museum. The delicate arork was successfully executed, and Boston, July 22.—George O. Barker of Lynn, head of the New England division of the United States secret service of tbe treasury department, is dead Of heart diaaoa*  Artistic Branches. Photography in All WllkMbarra, N. The MAGNET HOKE'S nil! 361. t a. MAIN IT. 87 8. Maim Si, Pitta ton.