Pittston Gazette

              * PAPER. . Plttaton and • NEWS. nsnTllKn u»Mivr»i Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for Eastern Pennsylvania. Cloudy tonight and Tuesday; probably rain in the northern portion; warmer on Tuesday; fresh southerly gg winds. For the ALL TH 1  t. ... "... "wSiSSJltv' |! 1 immmm \ 6 PAGES. 54th YEAR. { CSTA \ BT . i i  e's Store 1 ALL QUIET ON SEA AND LAND BATTLE IN GERMAN AFRICA. Rebel* Slaughtered by Wholesale and Their Position Captured. Berlin, April 11.—A report of a hard, fought battle between German troops and rebel Hereros, at Ongnalern, German Southwest Africa, reached here today. The Germans were commanded by Governor General Leutwein and numbered 1,000. The rebels outnumbered them three to one. The Germans stormed the rebel position and were repeatedly thrown back. The attack was renewed and, after eight hours' stubborn fighting, the enemy was driven from the position. The German loss was four killed and twelve wounded. The Hereros were slaughtered by the wholesale, over 3,000 being killed. Talks ' • | .k ;C',x -.y, i ■■- IF YOU 4 *L Police Confldent£They Have Slayer of Mabel Page. dveftisei I —r ' 1 1 money by advertising : businfess is ' deatL ) I HAS CON1 /der« Claim 24; For Him Alraad April 11.—Of A A*- - — inn iviimiK General Wood's Forces WerC Victorious. k ■ With A ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST Various Rumors of Fighting Not Confirmed. SHIRT WAIST TALK FOUND KNIFE AND 8HEATH. Saving one not do- MANY M0R08 WERE KILLED want the purest and best beer, insist On ing necessary ducting yom ing it by starving in cdnlike sav- KOREA FREE OF RUSSIANS Charlea L. Tucker, Examined 8oon Aft' •r the Weaton (Maaa.) Tragedy ant Releaaad aa Having Proved an Alibi Now In Custody. Stegmaier's Beer Expaoted Attack by Togo's Fleet on Port Arthur Did Not Materialize. Ruaaian Wdvicet Report All Quiet In Manohuria. Their Leaders, However, .Escaped— The Americans Lost Two Kjiled Wo do not overstep the mark a single Inch when we say that the most popular and best selling Ladles'Waist known in the country today Is the celebrated West Newton, Mass., April 11.—Chlei Shaw of the state police expresses himself ias confident that the guilt} party In the Page murder case is now in custody. and 8ix Wounded in the Desperate London, April 11.—No confirmation has reached London of the various rumors, most of which came by way of Paris, of land fighting, landings by Japanese on the Liaotung peninsula, the capture of Japanese transports by Russians, etc. PARKER ROL. Battle. Democratic Lai Pledged Manila, April 11.—News reached here today of a light between General Wood's forces and Moros at Taract river. The Moros were repulsed with great slaughter. Their leaders, however, escaped. The Americans lost two killed and six wounded. •• • »\ Murder Suspects Arrested. Vote* Albany, N. Y. . _ tlie 45* delegates to be sent to the Den»ocratii state convention 248 have already beei pledged for Judge Parker. It was c disappointment to the friends of Par ker that Kings county failed to in struct its delegates, but as it standi the Parker men already have seven teen more than a majority. During last week 120 delegates were elected, and out of these fifty-seven were instructed for Parker. In addition to these the Hill men count on twelve delegates at conventions which indorsed the candidal of Judge Parker, although they did; not pledge theii delegates, It is the richest, most healthful and delicious hop beverage on the market today.This name, selected yearn ago by the manufacturers, was indeed fortunate, for It means all and much more than Its name implies. Beauty, correct stylo, perfect lit, superior workmanship, etc. For this season, these characteristic* are more pronounced than ever. It, may be that the designer had in view tho fact lhat HXM was leap year; anyhow, we aro pretty sure that the wearers of Waldorf Waists will be "The observed of all Observers" this summer, no matter whether at home or at summer resorts. The styles for the approaching season are simply beautiful. both in texture and llnlsli, and the prices as popular a*f heretofore, well within tho reach of all. We control tho selling of this truly superior Waldorf Waist in Tittston. It can be purchased no where else, and thoro are none others 0110-half as Rood. The first shipment of 97 dozen for our Easter patrons has just been opened up. Call and Inspect them; you will be more than pleased. Philadelphia, April 11.—lAwrence Jibson, alias Oakley, a West Indian legro, was arrested this morning on ' " ' 'icated in the 1 Thomas, the tston Hall, Uni- Gibson wa» ;o to a white vhom, It is al- Jiself as a stty charge from the college he is said to have expressed rejentment against the other employees if the haVl. The police assert they found red stains, apparently blood, in Gibsoh's home. Charles L. Tucker, who was detainee last Monday in -connection with the murder of Miss Mnbcl rage at Westos on March 31 and released within foui hours through the officials becoming satisfied at that time thnt he hail proved an alibi, has been arrested on a charge of murder and lodged in the police station here. Tucker was taker into custody at his home in Auburndale by Deputy Chief Ncal of the state police. Dispatches from various point that the Russians have com evacuated Korea, but beyond thlb Is little reliable news. s agree suspicion of being imp pletely- murder laafnift*V)X Joh there aged watCj)»-"j*. /'ion 9g  eaches weeks tb-v 4C« Dager, to tw* v»- represented h " I* .,jCti-nt, and after his disC Preferred and praised by all who appreciate good* A Chefu dispatch, which 1 London by way of Rome, asserts the Japanese squadron, with steamers, was seen muking to Arthur. THE PRICE OF COAL. Some Remarks Anent the Reduction in Price Not Affecting Local Consumers. brewing and perfect bottling. Editor Gazette: Your editorial page of a few days ago has a re-prlnted article upon the coal trade, from which I clip the following: The squadron of Admiral Wlrenius left Cherbourg yesterday for" the Baltic.Charles L. Tucker la twenty-foui years of age and has lived In Auburndale, one of the Newton villages, all his life, tip to two weeks ago he occu pied a position as baggageman on the Boston and Albany railroad, but sinct then he has been out of work. He has been a familiar character for many years about the boatliousos on the Charles river, about a mile from the Page house. lie is a widower, his  having been drowned last April in tin Charles river within a short dlstanco of their home. The police at the tim« made an investigation of the drowning, but took no further action in th« matter. StegmaierBrewingCo "The reduction made by the producers of anthracite, as Is usual each year at this time, has been followed by the equivalent changes In retail prices all over the country, to the benefit of the consumer." On thf occasion of Easter the czar conferred numerous decorations and promotions on naval and military commanders prominent In connection with the war. Bottling Department. Guarding Emperor William. Conventions were held during last week in Monroe, Onondaga, Oneiila, ischenectady, Lewis, Nassau, Putnam, Cayuga und Kings counties, and all tlie .delegates except those from Kings, Putnam and Nassau. 'Phones—Old, 422-2 New, 977 Berlin, April 11.—The police of Berlin and other European capitals have been warned by Scotland yard to maintain the strictest vigilance for persons going to Malta and other points at wtylch the Kaiser will touch on his tour. It is evident that a body of conspirators are working at their headquarters in London. This, unfortunately, does not harmonize with statements made to me last week by the official in charge at one of our retail coal pockets. Prior to the labor trouble of 1900, egg, stove and chestnut coal was sold at $2.60 per ton of 3,240 pounds. When work was resumed at mines the same coals were raised to $3 per ton. In the classic language of one operator, "The people sympathize with the miners, now let 'em pay for their coal." It was passing strange that people should sympathize with workmen who were obliged to pay their employers a profit of over 200 per cent, upon each keg of powder or gallon of oil used in their work, still they did. The wages of miners was increased 10 per cent, and the price of coal was increased-20 per cent. At a later date the price of sizes given was Increased to $3.60 per ton. In September last 25 cents more was added, making the price $3.75 per ton. As stated In the article you print the custom In past years has been to make a reduction of 60 cents per ton on the first of April and to gradually increase the price during the summer months, again reaching the highest price at the beginning of the colder months of the year. Marquis Ito, president of the Japanese privy council, was given a banquet at Tokyo Saturday. He announced the success of his mission in establishing confidential relations between the Japanese and Korean courts and said that at his government's request he had drawn up an elaborate report on Korean political needs. wilkBbarre, pa. PEOPLE'SSTORE, 15 South Main St., Pittston. Mr. Hill's friends say they liave won the light for, delegates Rnd that Parkei resolutions will be adopted at the convention here next week. This has been the plan of Mr. Hill from the outset, and a failure to carry ont this Intention, his friends say, would be an admission of defeat. It was stated at Wolfert's Roost that Mr. Hill was oul of the city. Brennan and Bread is The Staff of Life Pope Celebrates Mass at St. Peter's, The Japanese papers ridicule the idea of the Russian Baltic soa squadron ever reaching the "war east and do not believe that it will ever make the attempt.Rome, April 11.—Pope Pius celebrated his first mass at St. Peter's today amid a vast concourse of people. The scene was a brilliant and inspiring one. His Holiness, it was noticed, was pale and looked more aged than when he appeared before the populace on the occasion of his accession to the paual throne. Statement* Were Fall*. Roberts* When Tucker was first brought to the police station here on the evening of April 4, hp admitted to the officers that he was in Weston on the day of the tragedy and that he passed tho Page house. His statements, however, concerning his actions that day were so well corroborated by a friend, who claimed to have been his companion, that the police were convinced of his innocence, and he was allowed to return to his home. The attention of the police wus again turned to Tucker through the discovery that several of his statements by which ho had proved an alibi were false. The better the flour, the better thp bread; the better the bread, tn stronger the staff. The brands we carry make the whitest, lightest bread. A correspondent of the Times at Chefu says that 2,000 Russian artillerymen, with sixty guns, arrived at Newchwang Thursday last. — PRICE LIST — New York, April 11—Senator P. H- McCarren has Issued a call for a caucus to-night of the Kings county delegates to the Democratic state convention. This action was not expected by those of the party who are opposed to instructions for Judge Parker and is regarded as insuring the adoption of such instructions. The Kings county delegation, which was chosen Saturday night, numbers bixty-three, and twelve «f them are known to be anti McCarren men. McCarrsn Call* a Caucus. Best patent flour Best dairy butter.. Full cream cheese . 21 .lbs Sugar I Finnan Haddie per lb... Bloaters per dozen  Ciscoes per lb  3 can choice Tomatoes  3 cans choice Peas  Peanut Gutter...;  Bacon per lb  California Hams per lb  Skinned Hams per lb  $5 75 25c The Times' correspondent at sen, cabling April 0 via Weihaiwel, reports a typhoon lasting for two days, which prevented baval operations. . 14c Nioerien Fuzzy Wuzzfee. 1 00  10(' EvanBD Success, per bbl $5.75 25c Butterfly Flour, per bbl 5.75 5c Surprise Flour, per bbl 5.75 25o Seal Flour, per bbl 5.75 25c Feed 1.30 10c Oats ....... v57- 10c Butter, fancy creamery .25 10c Cheese, per lb »..C .14 13c Skinned Ham, per lb .12 [Buckwheat Flour, 25 lb sack...* .75 London. April 9—The British punl tive expedition operating against the Okpoto tribe of natives in Nigeria. British West Africa, lost four men killed and forty-eight wounded in the fighting recently when the Okpotos fought their way Into the midst of a British square. The Okpotos continue determinedly to resist the advance of the expedition. The head of Captain O'RIordan, one of the British officers previously killed, has been recovered. TOGO'S MOVEMENTS. Japanese Fleet Hover* About Port 'Ar- Chefu, April 11.—For five days now Admiral Togo's fleet has been between Port Arthur and the eastern islands of the Miao group. On last Thursday transports going northeast were seen near these Islands, and the belief here Is general that an important land movement is under way. The Japanese ships have covered Port Arthur day and night on the east and west since last Wednesday, and the nearness to that port of practically all the war fleet suggests the opening of Japan's actual hostilities on land. There Is now hourly expectation of news from the Liaotung peninsula, at which point. It is assumed, n big army force will land to cut the communications north of Port Arthur or march north to flank the Russians near the Yalu. thur, Covering Land Operations. Portions of Tucker's clothing were later sent to Boston for the examination of possible blood stains by Professor Wood of the Harvard Medical school. When examined by the detectives last Monday, Tucker admitted frankly that there were blood stains on his trousers, but he accounted for their presence. It la now announced by our local dealers that they do not Intend the reduction of 50 cents per ton to apply to local sales, but only to coal Shipped out of the coal region. The New Yorker, Bostonlan, BufFalonlan and Canadian can have the benefit of the reduction, but the Plttstonlan shall continue to pay the highest price as a penalty for living where coal sold locally has always paid the operator a better profit than that he shipped away. ARRE8TS IN CHURCH FIGHT Two Bldara and Fiva Mambora—Con- gragatlon Under Bonda. Cockfight In [{etective's Stable. Huntsville, Ala., April H.—Tlie factional tight In the Christian church of this city has broken out afresh. As a result two elders and three members of the church have been placed under arrest for willfully defacing and injuring the church building. Cold 8naps, 3 lb package .12 Aunt Jemima, 3 packages for...* .25 Nabob, per package, 10 New York, April 11.—At an early morning hour the police Interrupted a cockfight in the private stable of Robert A. Pinkerton, the detective, In Brooklyn and took thirty-one prisoners, among whom were several In - evening clothes. Twenty-five gamecocks also were captured, and six dead birds were found in the stable. Most of the prisoners, a majority of whom are wealthy, were locked ud. 42 N. Main St. NEXT TO EAGLE HOTEL. The detectives are seeking some person who saw Tucker In the Immediate vicinity of the Page house, btit an yet no such person has been discovered. Maple Sugar, 2 lb for .25 Our local supply Is furnished by two corporations and two private operators. That corporations have no souls Is a legal axiom. That they have both eyes open to the greatest possible profit Is equally well known. If our private operators will treat their Immediate neighbors as they are compelled to treat purchasers at a distance the cor- Maple Syrup, 1 qt can  A Knife and Sheath Found. (7\rtiri/'s PRICES. Maple Syrup, '/i gallon can .48 Maple Syrup, 1 gallon can .85 Fancy Table Syrup, 2'/2 lb can.* .10 Honey, per cake .18 Honey, per glass 10 It is learned that the police have In their possession a knife and a knife sheath. The sheath Is said to have been found in the flshcnrt driven by Arthur Woodward, with whom Tucker rode on the afternoon of the murder. The knife was found In another place, bnt where and by whom Hie officers refuse to state, although, iti is said, the knife tits the sheath. Tha knife Is understood to be of the variety used by hunters, having a horn handle and a narrow blade about six laches In length. The knife will be submitted to an expert chemist for a microscopic examination to determine If .blood stains are upon It. Only one fiction has worshiped in the church for several months, and the other faction postpd a notice on the doers warning every one away, charging that the present trustees were llle gaily elected. All Is quiet in northwestern Korea. The steamer which left Yonghompo on Saturday morning says no clash has occurred with the Russians and no attempt had been made by the Japanese to cross the Yalu at any point west of Wiju. The Russian forces are considerable south of Antung, and from the islands In the Yalu's bay the Oossack patrols can be seen plainly. Infantry and artillery are moving steadily north from Chongju Into the Yalu valley on the Korean side, and civilians estimate the forces at 33,000 between Chongju and Kusung. Thftre are at least 10,000 just south of Yong(iampo, so that the total force is not far short of 45,000. No natives are permitted outside the town lines. Five Dead From Trolley Aocldent. The trustees swore out warrants for tbe arrest of the Rev. E. L. Cainbron and the Rev. Daniel Sommers of Indiana, Robins Jones, C. W. Mosely and W. R. Manning. Sheriff Rodgers served the papers, and all parties are placed under bond. Evans Bros. Santa Barbara, Cal., April 11.—By the derailing of one of the Edison company's street cars in this city three people were killed instantly and two were so badly Injured that they died •fcoon after the accident. Twenty were more or less Injured, sustaining bruises and broken bones. All were residents of Santa Barbara. porations will, on their part, take car: not to be deprived of their best customers.Gold Coin Flour $5.75 Butterfly Flour 5.75 GEORGE JOHNSON. Sunlight Flour  Bully Flour  y, long and cut  le straw  zu lb. Granulated Sugar Cream Sponge Flour 5.75 5.75 5.50 .85 .70 1.00 46 South Main St., Pittston. CONVENTION OE HIBERNIAN? Delegates from All Parts of the Con Met Here Yesterday. Charged With Robbing Students. Cambridge, Mass., April 11. — Kenneth H. Wade, twenty-three years old, and Thomas O. J. Hodgson, twentyfour years old, both members of well known and highly respected families of this city, have been arrested 011 charges of larceny from Harvard college dormitories, the alleged thefts having covered a period of *lx months. Wade is a clerk at the Provident Securities and Banking company, Boston, while Hodgson is an artist When arrested both men had on clothteg and jewelry which students claimed to identify as havii!* been stolen from them. The police recovered alleged stolen goods to the value of $400. A quarterly convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernian societies of Luzerne county was held in Henry Grattan hall yesterday, and over two hundred delegates were In attendance. At the morning session, reports were read from the forty-five societies which comprise the district, and all were reported in a flourishing condition. In the afternoon delegates were elected to the National Ancient Order of Hibernians' convention, which will be held in St. Louis next July, the honor being given to Select Councilman Thomas J. Murphy, of this city, and E. J. Moore, esq., ot Wilkes-Barre, A resolution was adopted, requesting every member of the societies to write to Congressman Henry W. Palmer, urging him to use every efliprt possible for the passage of the bill now pending for the erection of a monument to Commodore '"Jack" Barry, the "father" of the United States navy. Addresses were made by F. E. McCafTerty, of Victor, Col., state president of Colorado: State Secretary John P. Gibbons, of Hudson, Pa.; District President E. J. Moore, District Secretary Charles Judge, of Pitt*ton; Vice-President. O'Keefc a.nd Lawrence KlldufT. The next meeting will be held In July at Nantlcoke. 21 lbs. A Sugar 1.00 For WEDDINGS C|Awa» V For FUNERALS B.f R. and P. Increases Stock. The supposed teeth marks found on the sheath have suggested the theory that the murderer held the shenth between his teeth while he dealt the murderous bl6ws with the knife. 22 lbs. Br. Sugar . New Del. Co. Butter 1.00 .25 Just what you want in floral deoorations on short notioe. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J.B-CARPENTER. eietemt. eiiter bom ) Harrisburg, Pa., April ll.-*The Buffalo, Roohaster and Pittsburg Railroad company has filed notice in the state department of an increase in its capital stock of from $12,000,000 to $15,- 000,000. Sweitzer Cheese Full Cream Cheese Brick Cheese "We have one of the strongest cases against Tucker that the state police have ever had against a criminal," said one of the officials, and this is the opln Ion of Attorney General Hfrbert Parker, District Attorney Sanderson, Chle! Shaw of the state.police force and all the men who have been at work on the case. ' Fresh Eggs, per dozen Five Years For Insurance Iwindli'ng. Pure Lard Onions, per peck Dallas, Tex., April 11.—W. A. Hunt, alias Hunter, has been found guilty here of swindling a life Insurance company out of $15,000 and has been sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.Early June Peas, 3 for NO PORT ARTHUR ATTACK. Tomatoes, 3 for Beautiful Display of Canned Corn Russians Were Prepared For the Japa- Timothy Seed . Clover Seed 7.50 2.00 St. Petersburg, April 11.—The generally anticipated attack on Port Arthur did not occur, ulthough a telegram received from the Grand Duke Cyril reports that the enemy's ships were sighted on the horizon. nese, but They Came Not. Millet Seed . 1.50 Spring Goods Measuring Candle Power. Tucker remains apparently undisturbed by the assertions of the police that they can convict him of having stabbed Miss Page to death after an attempted felonious attack. To hie aged father, who visited 1dm at the Newton police station, he said, "Father, I am innocent, and they cannot prove anything agrfinst me." Hungarian Grass $eed .. 1.50 A full line of Fresh Garden Seeds, loose or in packets. The method of measuring the candle power of light is simply to move an object along a graded scale away from the light until It ccascs to cast a Shadow, a mark on the scale at this point Indicating the candle power of the flame. I Milters' Easter Ends In a Fight. All Spic-Span, New, *nd at prices so low that you will Washington, Pn„ April 11.—As a result of the Easter Sunday celebration among the Slavs and Poles at the Manifold Coal workH of the Paterson & Uobbins Coal company, about three miles from here, Steve Kovena, a Slav, was struck with a coal pick in the side and will die and Edward Wilklns bf Washington, engineer at the pliant, was shot In the chest with  ter rifle and seriously if not fatally injured. The Slavs and Poles employed at the coal plant had been celebrating Earner Sunday all day, and Itqnor had passed around freely. Wttttam Drury, It is presumed that the Japanese were warned of the extra precautions which had been taken to guard against a surprise. be amazed. THE LEADING GROCER The Adjutant Illrd. There was no Easter merrymaking at the front. By special dispensation the soldiers and sailors there wenc relieved of all religious observances on account of the necessities of the military situation. According to popular superstitlbn in India tho brain of the adjutant, n stork like bird common in the country, contains a stone valuable as an antidote to poison. ' Tucker's fatheredeclares that he is prepared to prove that his son was at dinner at a quarter to 12 o'clock in the forenoon of the day on which Miss Page was murdered. The crime is believed to have been committed between noon and 1 o'clock. Campbell, Rozelle & A FEW OF OUR MANY VALUES: I case Lace, 3, 5 and R In. wide, cream and white, worth 33e and 39c a yard, your choice for  Vice Admiral Mnkaroff's torpedo flotilla patrolled the open sea, while the warships, with full steam up, remained outside Port Arthur. Good 8pirlt«. Webster 1 lot Light Calicoes, attractive liattorna. the regular price is Be; these yours at 5o Felt Window Shades; the luc kind here for so m Ato 111* nuot*. The stnrv goes that til* to Don Carlos, the son of Philip II., took him a pair of boots which were too small to be comfortable, and by the order of the angry prince they were cut to pieces, boiled nnd forced down the wretched fellow's jtli.roat, so tjiat he was well nigh killed. Tucker Held for Court. Oood spirit# don't all come from Kentucky. Their main source is the liver—and all the fine spirits ever made In the Blue Grass State could not remedy a bad liver or the hundred and one 111 effects It produces. You can't have good spirits and a bad liver at the same time. Your liver muat be in fine condition if you would feel buoyant, happy and hopeful, bright of eye, light of step, vigorous and successful in your pursuits. You can put your liver in fine condition by using Qrben's August Flower—the greatest of all medicines for the liver and stomach and a certain cure tor dyspepsia or indigestion. It has been a favorite household remedy for over 30 years. August Flower will make your liver healthy and active and thus insure you a liberal supply of "good spirits." Trial siae, 25C; regular bottles, ?6e. For sale by Stroh's Pharmacy, 8 S. Main St., Tucked was arraigned in Waltham Court this morning. He pleaded not guilty, through his counsel, and, upon request of the government counsel, a delay of 10 days was granted, the case being continued until April 21. Tucker was remanded to Bast Cambridge Jail, being held without ball. Patent Flour $5.75 1 lot White Curtain Polos, with sliver ends, complete only loo Elsewhere throughout the theater of war all Is reported quiet. Corn and Cracked Corn  1.30 Got Thirty Thousand Volt*. Glens Falls, N. Y., April 0.—Raymond Wells, a civil engineer in the employ of the Hudson River Water Power company, received a shock from an electric wire carrying 30,000 volts at the Spier Falls power house of the company late yesterday and jvas so badly Injured that ho died Jtrow the effects at midnight. He was on the roof of the power house making some measurements and accidentally touchej) with a steel rod he was carrying a wire heavily charged with electricity.Meal and Chop 1.30 Now lino-Belts,j»ll the latest styles, from loo. 1 lot CHlt Shirt Waist Sets . .....,100 The war ministry has granted tho petltiQn of Mnie. Pousep of Riga, daughter of Colonel Maxiowcondurow, who desired to be enrolled in a Cosr.nck regiment. The ministry has ordered her enrollment in the First reglinent of rlflefcnen. Hay Floor Oil Cloth, heavy stoolc. worth 3#c; our price, a yard 'JM Cut Hay  Oats 57 Prunea, 3, 4 and 6 I be. .. 25 3 cana Pumpkin 25 We are cleaning out edd sizes in corsets. some are worth 78o some $1.00 and some $1.38; if we have yours they are only -43o See our line of Rcuehes and IDace Collars; we have them at special low prices. All silk, sotiu baek. Velvet ftlbbon. all colors ; the uxiuil prloe is. a yard 10c; horo only Bo l lot Ladles' Kid Gloves, they are the $1.00 kind, small size 5H, 8V and 6. all oolors; yours for .480 ££ Baby Oaatn In Russia there is a Bpfrerstltion that a baby and n kitten cannot thrive In the same house. One Is sure to pine nwny nnd die, so pussy is tilwnys driven away as soon as a baby comes. Medical massage cures rheumatism, nervousness, weak and enlarged stomachs and all liver ailments. Treatments by appointment only. Make  ment by letter or phone. Old phono; No. 502-D. E. C. Randolph, MasBeuf, No. 22 N. Washington St., Wilkesbarifo. a&TTSlm. a ol Louis World's Fair Information Bureau has been established at fiS7 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y., In charafe of R. F. Kelley, where Information wHl be cheerfully furnished. iktt Massage. 3 can* Peat  3 cans Tomatoes 2 Cans 8almon  3 cans Wax Beans  .25 .25 .25 •25 Fir* Lays Watt* New Hampshire Town Colebrook, N. H., April 11.—Fire has destroyed all the buildings devoted to gone ml buftlness on one side of the main street here and damaged a number of stores on the opposite side. In nil nine buildings were burned, Involving a loss of about 140,000. _ Anarchist Suspects Arretted. C April 11.—The that the Berlin -vera! persons f •"ts. Headquarters for Garden 8eeds. I ■ W V m ;e the Word Pepsin." Headaeha. Sleeplessness, Indigestion and Nervousness. 30I8T8, loo. 23c, and boo . by Strqh'a Pharmacy. 'Z. Candy, 29 cents per pound, at the , Bouck drug store. 40c candy for 29c on Saturdays only. H. H. Tinker. ThF [ews MPS. w