Pittston Gazette

              »', .' WEATHER INDICATIONS. THE HOME PAPEf|*„ Foreeaat Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for Eastern Pennsylvania. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday; warmer on Sunday. For th. Pmplo of Vicinity. Pltteton and ALL THE HOME NEWS. KA 4-U VP A R J WEEKLY ESTABLISHED IBM  04tn XJlliA.lt. ) DAILY EST. BV THEO. HART 1882. PITTSTON, PA., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1903, "1 WO CENTS A COPY. I Q DAH I/O FORTY OKNTH A MONTH. f O V All rD0 THE GUEST ROOM. EXPLOSION LIKE EARTHQUAKE ANARCHISTS RAIDED. DOWIE QUITS NEW YORK. WHOLE STATE IS AROUSED English Agitator Arrested at New Put Yourself In the Visitor's Place and Detect Absent Comforts. New York, Oct. 24.—Armed with a warrant sworn out by Secretary Cortelyou of the department of commerce and labor n pnrty of Immigration inspectors, secret service operators and policemen under command of Acting Captain Daly , of the East Thirty-flfth street police station invaded Murray Hill lyceum, in East Thirty-fourth street, last night and arrested Joha Turner, an Englishman, whom they accused of promoting anarchy. York Meeting. The refined beauty of our surroundings has rarely attained such perfection as in tills the beginning of the twentieth century. In the cottage, the flat, the luxurious apartment, the fine residence, beauty reigns triumphantbeauty of form, coloring, texture, and everywhere the eye rests Is delight to the physical senses. Here Are a Few Unusually Desirable Lots —They Are Great Values. Many Persons Think That All BEERS Are Alike Until They Drink Takes Night Train For Boston With His Family. Montana Faces Ruin in Copper Shutdown. Lot 1. Children's best quality cream ribbed cotton Underwear, all sizesl from 5c up. Lot 2. One case light and dark stripe Outing Flannels, great value for 5c a yard. Lot 3. 25 pieces Fancy Novelty Dress Goods, a great variety of colors, at 25c. Neighboring People Were Almost Terrified. HI8 MOVEMENTS GUARDED It has become the custom of every woman to arise and adorn not only herself, but her home, to the best of her ability. Hostesses of today excel as never before, and visits are dreams of delight to their guests. Kood is etherealized, and the rarest, costliest and most exquisite flowers and foliage are everywhere seen in lavish profusion. To such a pitch of perfection and luxury have we arrived. HEINZ'S MOVE DENOUNCED CAU8ED BY A COLLISION. Restorer's Wife and 8on Going to Au* tralia, and Rumor Has It That He Is to Accompany Them—The Host Breaking Up. Train on New York and New Haven There were piore than 500 alleged anarchists, including Emma Goldman and John Most, In the ball at the time, and much excitement prevailed when Turner was placed under arrest. The place was in an uproar, but there were so many officers of the law, all heavily armed, that Turner was taken from the hall without any attempt at rescuing him. Statements Regarding Rogers "Mali* clous Falsehoods," Says President Scallon—Long Suspension of Work Likely to Cause Disaster. Lot 4. Ladies' Cream Fleeced Lined Vests and Pants, heavy weight, 19c a garment. Road, Containing Cars of Dynamite, STEGMAIER'S BEER * Broke in Two and Then Came To- Lot 5. Men's Fleeced Lined 8hirts and Drawers for 39c. gether, Causing Great Concussion. New York, Oct. 24. — Guarding his movements with all possible secrecy, John Alexander Dowle, "Elijah the Rostorer," slipped away from New York last night for Boston, carrying all his family and baggage with him In his private car. He absolutely declined to indicate In any way when he will return to this city, and the information obtained last night was that he intends to sail with his family, who are booked for Australia. It is Impossible to ascertain whether any provision has been made for the members of the Zion restoration host now at Madison Square Garden, either for their return to Zion City or for their maintenance while here. Butte, Mont., Oct. 24.—According to •very indication the Amalgamated CoplDer company Is .preparing for a long shutdown, as many of the pumps in the big' mines have suspended operations. The Amalgamated officials are reticent as to the probable length of the suspension, saying it may be of six or eight months' duration and perhaps a greater period. And yet—I think there are quite as many "and yets" In this world as "buts"—and yet, I repeat, speaking solely and most emphatically of bedrooms, the simplest, comforts and necessities of everyday life are In some respects entirely forgotten or overlooked in almost two-thirds of the houses I stay in. Nearly half our life is Baj'nt in our bedrooms, by some principally in peaceful sleep, by others iu weary wakefulness, and very little provision is made for the benefit, relief or comfort or either. . Many a time and oft I have lain awake In most luxurious rooms, hungry both in body and mind. I have longed for even the driest and hardest of biscuits and groaned In spirit, envious at the mere thought of the literature that adorns the walls of our railway waiting rooms. A little time and thought, I will not say trouble, and what a difference would result as regards the comfort and happiness of the tired or wakeful guest. Let there be close by every bed a fair sized table and over it, quite low down, a small combined bookshelf and cupboard, the latter always eirfpty for each guest. Fill the bookshelf with care, and do not consult only your own taste in literuture— and, speaking of bookshelves (I say it with bated breath), a dictionary is sometimes useful to a "phonetic" guest. On the table place a cracker jar, and see that It is filled, a carafe of cold water and a tumbler. Smelling salts need not be forgotten, nor yet a fan in hot weather. Add a new magazine and light booklet,, of which latter there is no lack. Lot 6. Ladies' Melton Walking Skirts, plain or mixed good*; worth 13; special price $1.75 each. Lot 7. Tapestry Table Covers, beautiful stripes and figures, for $125 each. New York, Oct. 24.—Awakened by a violent explosion, the residents of Bay Chester, City Island and intervening settlements in the Pelham Bay district, thought today that an earthquake was shaking their homes about their heads. Dynamite and gunpowder in transit on a freight car on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad exploded. The explosion blew four cars off the tracks and set them afire. Window panes were shattered, plaster fell from the walls and frame houses rocked from the terrible impact. People jumped from their beds and ran screaming Into the streets. Everyone In Bay Chester was awakened. Tho glare of the burning freight cars soon told the cause of the explosion and quiet was soon restored. That none of the train crew was Injured was almost miraculous. Fortunately the train carried no caboose and the brakemen at the time were forward. The train consisted of 25 cars. It had passed through Bay Chester station and wag heading for a trestle over Pedham Bay, when the coupling on the fourth car from the rear parted. One brakeman noticed that the train had parted and gave the signal to the engineer. The moment the air brakes were set the cars running free crashed into the forward section. The jar was sufficient to explode the stored dynamite, and with a roar heard fdr miles one of the cars was blown into splinters. The prisoner was placed in a patrol wagon of the East Thirty-fifth street station and driven to the foot of East Twenty-second street. There he and his captors boarded the revenue cutter Chamberlain, which set out to Ellis Island, where Turner was locked up. Then They Wonder WhyThere's Any Other Lot 8. 1 lot 11-4 size White, grey and tan Blankets, worth $1 .25; special price 85c a pair. Lot 9. Heavy Unbleached Turkish Towels, large size, for 5c each. Lot 10. 1 lot Ladies' Fleeced Lined Wrappers, a nice variety of colors, all sizes, very speoial, at 98c each. An effort will be made by the leading citizens of the state to have the supreme court advance the hearing on the appeal from Judge Clancys decision in the case in the hope tlini a reversal of the judgment by the tribunal will induce the Amalgamated Copper company to resume. Indignation among the Amalgamated people is rife, and they are loud- in denouncing the present state of affairs and declare that all business on the part of the company will remain at a standstill until the Boston and Montana receivership matter is finally settled. Immigration Commissioner Williams has had a warrant for Turner's arrest for the last five weeks. The federal officials assert be has been going from city to city preaching anarchy, and though trailed by secret service detectives lie was not before apprehended. Stegmaier Brewing Co Wilkcsbarre, Pa. Accompanied by his wife and their linkissed son, Dowie left the Fifth Avenue hotel" secretly by the Twentyfourth street entrance at 11:30 o'clock, entering his brougham, the curtains of which were carefully pulled down. They were rapidly driven up Fifth avenue to Twenty-ninth street, then east, then back to Madison avenue, then south and generally circulated around the district between the hotel and the Grand Central station, with the evident Intention of throwing off any one who attempted to follow the carriage. Finally the brougham arrived at the station, where some 200 pieces of baggage had preceded them. PEOPLE'S STORE. John Turner is an English labor leader. He is chief organizer of the National Shop Assistants' union of England and a member of the executive committee of the London Trade council.15 South Main St., Pittston. ALWAYS the CHEAPEST ELOPED ON WEDDING EVE. Oil Trust Blamed. Once Rejected Suitor Takes Girl From F. Augustus Heinze's statement attacking H. H. Rogers, declaring that the present suspension of the Amalgamated properties was due to an attempt on the part of the Standard Oil magnate and his associates to affect the prices of Amalgamated Copper stock and also offering positions to all married men formerly employed by the Amalgamated company was followed by an official statement by William Scallon, president of the Anaconda company'and one of the leading Amalgamated officials In this state. Mr. Scallon denounced as "malicious falsehoods" the statements of Mr. Heinze regarding Mr. Rogers. EVANS BROS. L 1&-PRICES Prospective Bridegroom. - Omaha, Neb., Oct. 24.—Asu Hunt of Princeton, N. J., who has been In Omaha in business for a year, won a bride here Just sixteen hours before she was to be married to another man. The prospective bridegroom was waiting in her parlor when she eloped with Hunt and was married to him and started for New York on the honeymoon. Miss Hazel Musick, the bride, was a beautiful society girl, and her marriage to Dr. Fred Farmer of Chicago, which was to have been held yesterday in Omaha, was to be a society affair. Dowle and his family hurried into the station and made for the private car Iolanthe, which was in the yard. Thirteen of the leaders of the Dowle church were on hand and got Into the car to bid goodby to the "prophet" and his family. Six others of the faithful were in the station, but were not permitted in the train yard and were Bwept aside by railroad attendants as they tried to get in. A Flight by Night. Best Patent Flour Feed, per 100 Potatoes, per bushel Granulated Sugar, 19 lbs. Butter, per lb Cheese, per lb $5.00 1.30 .70 1.00 - .25 .131 Charleston, W. Va., Oct. 24.—Two tramps who had taken the places of striking union men at the Beulah oil field, near Fairmount, were tarred and feathered and thrown into a well by 50 enraged women, wives of the strikers.Women Use Tar and Feathers. "Mr. Rogers," declared President Scallon, "gave no order to close the mines, and the assertion that the suspension of the Amalgamated properties Is part of a stock jobbing scheme is unqualifiedly false." Farmer and Hunt had been rivals for Miss Mustek's hand, and Farmer had been accepted. During the eventag Farmer called on her and was In her parlor when a Woman drove up and asked her to go for a short drive. Whatever be the lighting of your house, never forget that a candle and box of matches are indispensable adjuncts to the bedside table. SHOES WE CARRY THE BEST FLOUR manufactured. A glvtn quantity will make more and better bread than any other kind A« the price is low We are better prepared for yon than ever before in the shoe lino. Before Dowle could board his car he was approached by a reporter who had followed his carriage in a cab. He seemed intensely provoked at being questioned. Now we come to an Important question. Reading in bed is only misery and calculated to irritate instead of soothe the mind if the reading be done under difficulties owing to want of or badly arranged light. Any light, be it gas, candle or electric, should be carefully shaded and placed as low as possible. H. W. B. EVERY PAIR RELIABLE. ALL NEW GOODS: The doctor urged hor to Clo so, as she was tired from the wedding prepara- With the exception of small) crews manning the pumps all the mines are deserted, and as soon as the furnaces can be cleared of charges and fires drawn the four smelters of the Amalgamated will shut down, and by night it is expected all operations of the Amalgamated Copper company will be at a complete standstill. Ore shipments have ceased, and the Great Northern and Butte, Anaconda and raclflc railroads are reducing their crews. The Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line are but little affected by the shutdown. $5 per bbl.; $2.50 per 100; $1.25 per 50 pounds, the Savi- g through its use is considerable. Some othe- articles in our London, Oct. 24.—Sir Hendy Mortimer Durand, British ambassador at Madrid, has been chosen, to succeed the late Sir Michael Herbert as British ambassador at Washington. The official announcement will be made on Monday. New British Ambassador. Visit Our Shoe Department. Around the corner the two women were met by Hunt, who took the friend's place. An hour Inter Mrs. Musick received n note from her daughter Baying she had just been married to Hunt and had taken a train for New York. tlons. "When nre you going to return to New York?" be was asked. "Peace be to tbee," was his only replyBIG GROCERY STOCK call for special mention by reason of their ? C dness and cheapneas But the best way to test our sta* omenta is to send us an order and prove that we have just what we advertise. HOSIERY "xea; I understand tlmt. But when are you coming back?" was urged. We have a full line of all kinil* at lowest prices. A Sewing Machine Wrinkle. BRENNAN and ROBERTS "Get out of the road," yelled the unklssed son an he hurried his father, "Elijah," Into the car, quickly following with Mrs. Dowie. The apostles bade farewell to the party, and as soon as Dowle and his family were In the car the curtains were pulled down and every effort made to prevent disturbance or interference. Iu using a sewing machine I have learned to placC} the right foot on the treadle in the ordinary position, but the left with simply the too touching the front edge. One gets far more power with less exertion than in the *2 /V. MAIN. Next to Batrle Hotel UNDERWEAR Suffern, N. Y., Oct. 24.—While a number of Italian laborers were repairing the tracks of the Erie railroad at Ramapo curve this morning they were run down by an express train. Five were instantly killed. A number of others were badly injured. Five Italian Laborers Killed. Invitations to the wedding were recalled, and Dr. Farmer returned to Chicago. f7\rurj/'s PRICES Men's Underwear; beat value in the city for the money. Barnes Not Uuiity. It is conservatively estimated by the Amalgamated officials that between 14,000 and 15,000 men are made Idle. This calculation Includes all the men employed by the Amalgamated Copper company throughout the state of Montana.Troy, Mo., Oct. 24.—Clarence A. Barnes, a young attorney of Mexico, Mo., has been acquitted of the charge of murdering Rhodes Clay, a representative to the state legislature from Audriau county. The jury was out one hour. The first ballot was unanimous and in fuvor of acquittal. Clay and Barnes were political opponents, and they had frequent quarrels and' several personal encounters before they finally engaged in a pistol duel at the post office in Mexico, which resulted In Clay's death. FLANNEL At midnight the car was hauled out of the station on the midnight train for Boston. Best Patent Flour $5.00 We have the old reliable Hoimsdale Flannel. The Biggest Stock of Sporting Goods In this city is Bbown at my store. Almost everything needed by a footballlst or basket ballist can be purchased at this store. What's the use of sending to an out-of-town concern when you can buy just as cheap in Pittston, and besides have the opportunity to examine the goods? See the stock I am showing. Best Family Flour 4.75 Zionites Leave For Home. USING THE TREADLE, usual manner of Business men fear the worst should the suspension continue any length of time, as,the army of Amalgamated employees Is the principal sustaining factor of Butte's industrial life. Butinais Man Alarmed. Rye Flour, per sack B-W Flour, per sack Chop and Meal 1.00 .75 1.30 The disintegration of the Zlon Restoration Host began yesterday with the departure of a special train of seven cars carrying 340 Zionites back to their homes in Zlon City. Although It is absolutely certain that this number took its departure, Dowie announced vehemently that only 125 of his followers were scheduled to go home on the train and that only 112 actually started. Dowie announced that the places of those who had left would be taken by fresh Zionites who were coming here on a special train. placing both feet together. An old sewing machine manufacturer taught me long ago, says a Good Housekeeping correspondent. SP* EVANS BROS -Corn and Cr. Corn Bran and Midds.. _ All Full Weights Guaranteed, 1.30 1.25 Ultra Smart Hat Trlmmlnffa. Anaconda la practically dependent on the big Washotf plants for Its existence, and the closing of the works Is the worst blow In the history of that city. Potatoes, per bu  Sweet Potatoes, per peck For WEDDINGS CliiwArt I For FUNERALS rlUWW* « Felt hats, beavers, lace and velvet creations carry out trimming touches of gold and sliver, but mostly gold. The willow plume is a novelty that many will seifce upon. The downward sweep of its feathers like a fringe Is draped from under brims of picture hats with great success and grace. It suits some faces admirably and asserts that still continued long droop of shoulder seams and of trimmings. One very long cavalier plume is* another ultra smart hat trimming which should never be worn by any but tall and stately women of the Juno type.— Vogue. W. L. KRISE, 35 S. Main. Haverhill, Mass., Oct. 24.—The body of Frederick G. Tuttle, the treasurer of the Banner of Light Publishing company, publishers of the Spiritualist organ, with offices at 204 Dartmouth street, Boston, has been found in Lake Pentucket. In letters to his family at Needham and a brother, Frank D. Tuttle of Fitchburg, mailed at the office here, Mr. Tuttle, communicated hip Intention of committing suicide and said that his body would be found In the lake. Boston Publisher a Suicide. Business men of Great Falls are already urging that the case of the Amalgamated company may be speedily brought before the supreme court for consideration, as the closing of the electrolytic smelters means a bad blow to the business activity of Great Falls. Onious, per peck Just what you want in Hon J decorations on short notice. We can do much for yon at a reasonable price. (new phone) IB-CARPENTER, exetei it. eiitir sat Norfolk, Va„ Oct. 24.—The five story building of the*01d Dominion Paper company on Commercial place was gutted by fire last night. A high northeast wind threw blazing brands for squares and seriously endangered the heart of the wholesale section, but the flames were confined to one building. The damage Is estimated at from $50,- 000 to $00,000, lusured. Norfolk Has a Fire. 20 lbs. Gr. Sugar 21 lbs. A. Sugar. 22 lbs. Br. Sugar 1.00 1.00 1.00 Arbuckle Coffee.. The audience at last night's meeting of the Zionites was far smaller than on any previous evening. The "prophet" announced as a special feature that "some time during the week" he would devote an hour to excoriating the press. About the only thing of Interest said by "Elijah" was that the second coming of Christ was at hand and that a temporal rule would be set up in the world. Lion Coffee  Mocha and Java Coffee... Club House Coffee  Winter Apples, per bushel Throughout the state generally conditions of depression are reflected, and in Butte business is practically paralyzed with fear of a crash In the event of a prolonged closedown. Business men are canceling their orders for winter supplies. Leggett's Oats Leggett's Wheat Leggett's B-W Flour Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour Pure Maple Syrup, per gal... Pure Maple Syrup, per J gal Pure Maple Syrup, per qt... William Drury, Mother's Oats .10 10 10 SPECIAL LOW PRICES at the MAGNET Wichita. Kan., Oct. 24.—Three bandits robbed the Burton State bank at Burton, taking between $1,000 and $2,- 000 In currency and several sacks of coin from the safe, which they blew open. There was no watchman, and the alarm system was found to be out r»f n**rlor Kansas Bank Robbed. Shaw Opens Iowa Campaign. Muscatine, la., Oct. 24.—Secretary of the Treasury Shaw opened the Iowa campaign last night with a speech In this city, in which he talked for two hours to the largest political gathering ever assembled here upon the tariff, trusts, money and ship subsidy questions, making as the keynote of his talk an appeal to the people to demand the opening up of the markets of the south for United States products.Cabbaffe Salad. As yet no acts of violence have been reported to the police, though it is feared some difficulty will be experienced in holding the big army of idle miners In check any length of time. .10 .85 .45 .25 Then Mrs. Dowle took the platform and was listened to respectfully while ■he said that Zlon's cause had been misrepresented by the newspapers. She told how hard she had workod with her husband and in a pleasant way asked that the work of Zlon be given Justice. Raw cabbage is said to be more digestible than cooked. A cabbage salad, made from a raw, crisp bead of cabbage and served with a French dressing, is much improved if a little onion is rubbed in the bowl in which it is served. Bargains in every part of tlie store. Bead this list over and compare them with what you usually pay. Isbpemlng, Mich., Oct. 24.—After a desperate struggle with a trio of men suspected of robbing the Superior post office of $15,000 In stamps and money six Iahpeming policemen wounded and captured two of the men on a train as it arrived here. The third man escaped to the woods and is being pursued. Suspected Postal Thieves Caught. Men's heavy fleece-lined shirts and drawers, silk bound only 35c. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. THE LEADING GROCER. Popular Pattern* In Silverware. Ladies' heavy Melton walking skirts, latest stylo, worth $3.50; special price, $1.25. New York Stock Markets furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Then young Dowle got up and shook his flat at the audience and said he wanted to "nail a few lies" and was received with good natured laughter. Then father and son both took the stage at once and shouted angrily to the people to keep still. Flower and foliage patterns In siiverwaite extend from those of moit charming simplicity to others of elaborate artistic development, and all find great favor this season. T. A. DURKIN. Spain's King to Visit France. One lot double-faced patent leather belts, black and red; your choice, 10c. New York, Oct. 24, 1903. High. Low. Clos. ...114% 114% 114% ... 66 65% 65% . 33% 33% 33% ... 74 73% 73- ... 29% 29% 29% .,. 14% 14% 14% ..139 138% 138% ... 25% 24% 25 ... 35% 35% 35% ,. 100% 100 100% ..107% 107 107% .. 90% 89% 90 .... 41% 41 41% ... 27% 27 27 .. 20% 20% 20% .1.. 118% 118% 118% 45 44% 44% 17% 17% 17% 29 28% 29 71% 70% 70% 30 30 30 35% 34% 35% 93% 93% 93% 20% 20% 20% 13% 13% 13% 68% 58 58% Paris, Oct. 24.—The Echo de Paris in Its issue of today announces that the kliiK of Spain will visit Paris next May and adds that It is able to confirm the exactitude of this news, though it will probably be declared premature. The paper further adds that the Spanish ambassador and Foreign Minister Delcasse discussed the visit of the king yesterday afterniou. Sugar  Atchison  Brook. Traction B. & O  A Complete Line oi Groceries. Children's heavy fleece-lined vesta and pants from 5c. Household Brevities. Prepared  under GERMAN liTO la Excellent (or Misses' heavy fleece-lined vests and pants, all sizes, 15c. British Educators at Hampton. Buffalo bugs or moths show a decided preference for bright red. r BACKACHE, 1 Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc. OR. RICHTER'S World-Renowned 10-4 cotton blankets, nicely bound, worth 75c;.special price, 48c. Ches. & Ohio .. C. & G. West. . St. Paul  Rock Island ... K. & T., pf  L. & N  Met. Trac  Mo. Pacific  So. Pacific  Erie  O. & W  Penna  Reading .... .. So. Ry. ........ Tenn. C. & I. Union Pacific .. C. F. I  Copper .... .... People's Gas .. Car & Foundry U. S. Steel  U. S. Steel, pf. Newport News, Va., Oct. 34.—Several members of the Mosely CvDinmission of British educators, In compnny with R. C. Ogden, president of the board of visitors of the Hampton Institute, made an Inspection of the institution. The negro and Indian students entertained the visitors In the evening with literary and musical selections. The party returned to Washington last night. To clean lacquered brass Immerse it in strong, hot soda and water, brush with soap and rinse off in clean hot water. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR FAMILY USE. 11-4 comfortables, carded, cottonfllled, figured cotton front, red back, worth $1.50; here, 98c. "ANCHOR" 'Nobel Prize Awards. When sweeping a hardwood floor begin at one corner of the room and brush with the grain of the wood. Use the soft brush. PAIN EXPELLER. BARTELS Beer, pints per doz. 50c Porter, pints, per doz. 50c Porter, J pints, doz. 40c Ale, pints, per doz. 75c SCHLITZ Famous Milwaukee Beer, pints, per doz 60o Porter, pints, per doz 60c Ladies' dairy cloth flannette shutwaist, nicely trimmed, latest style, regular 75c value, here for 45c. London, Oct. 24.—A special dispatch to a news agency here from Copenhagen says that Professor l'inseu of Denmark-has been selected to receive the Nobel prize In the medical section. Henrlk Ibsen, the dramatist, and Bjornstjerne BJornson, the Norwegian novelist and dramatic poet, will divide the literary prize. In mending lace curtains dampen a piece of net with thin starch, draw the rent carefully together, place the net over it and press dry with a warm iron. [None genuine without Trade lirt "Ancfcor." What one physician out of many tcitifica Lace collars In all the latest styles. Newest designs In stole effect, from 50c. MNew York, Apri l.24iiJ899 Gentlemen:  Or. Richteri "ANCHOR PAIN EXPELLERasa treatment for.Backache Silk muffs, black and white, from 50c South Berwick, Me., Oct. 24.—George W. Ford shot ijlmaelf here rather than Pfe "olcf"home where he had spent rty-flve years of his life and lis father and grandfather bel had lived afld died and which n sold over his head. Died In the Old Home. Plush goods and all articles dyed with aniline colors if faded from exposure to light will look as bright as ever after being sponged with chloroform.See our lace and applique trimmings and ornaments. We have all the latest styles at low prices. 17 CT29T? ST. All Delivered at' Your Residence. London, Oct. 24.—The Right Bon. William E. H. Lecky, the historian, is dead here of heart disease. He was born in Ireland in 1838. Historian Lecky Dead. 25c. and 80c. at all druggists or tnrougn li\*d.BIC+ter*Co.,81» PearlSt, Ran lork L 36 HIGHEST national AWARDS, i Recommended by prominent Phy■V. gicmns, Wholesale and Betatl^pm KJ^^VruQuiati. isi MAGNET Rub soiled lace freely with cold starch until it forms a paste on It Put It in the sun to dry, and when thoroughly dry rub off the starcb and your lace will be nicely cleaned. T. A. DlJRKIN. i'urnaces and heating stoves at rock :tom pieces. Ash's, N. Main St. ! 45 S. Main St Both 'phones. 87 S. Main St., Pitteton.