Pittston Gazette

              iTHE HOME PAPER. WEATHER INDI' Forecast Until 8 p. ft Eastern Penm Fair tonight and ' northwesterly winds. For the People of Pittston and Vicinity. , ALL THE HOME NEWS. 54th YEAR. I WKBKIjY BSTAm.'SllIop 1850. 1tDAILY EST. BI TI U ,. ai_.uk B . i *uae« J/* - P1TTSTON, PA., SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1904. TWO CENTS A COPY. I O. DAP TplJ youxy cknts a month, f r AurjO. CRISIS IS APPROACHING FINA HANNAH ELIAS WAS SET FREE T alks With Advertisers FLOOD SUFFERERS APPEAL. 1 ORDER I People's Store An Unusual New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank building. Cotton Crop In Arkansas Valley Totally Washington, June 11.—A strong appeal for advisory assistance for the people in the Hood stricken country in the west has reached here in u telegram to the department of agriculture from Representative Charles E. Reld of Kansas. Ho wired as follows: Ruined. New York, Juno 11, 1904. High. Low. Close. .12(1% 120'/i 120% . 17 17 17 49% 49% 49% 71% 71 71% 48% 48% 48% 79% 79% 79% 118% 118% 118% , 31 31 31 24% 24% 24% 109% 109% 109% 144% 144 144% 114 113 113% 91% 91% 91% 142% 142% 142% 25% 25 25% 115 115% 47% 47% 21 21 47% 47% 83% 83% 9% 9% 54% 54% a case of The Last Stroke Counts. Opportunity. Pessimistic Feeling in St. Am Sugar .. Am Car & F Amal Copper Atchison com II. R. T. .. B. & O. .. Can Pacific . Ches & Ohio Aged Accuser aPltiable Spec- Many an advertisement which apparently does not sell a dollar's worth of goods may do many a dollar's worth of good, for It brings the customers nearer and nearer to the establlshiflent, and the next advertisement may bring them In. "The last stroke makes the horseshoe." The others wero merely preparatory.—Benjamin Wood. Stegmaier's tacle on Stand. Petersburg Owing to the miserable weather and backward Reason New York manufacturers and mporters were compelled to sustain great losses on their stocks. We saw our chance and quickly took advantage of their distress. We are therefore prepared tq cut prices in aU staple and fancy Dry Goods this season of the year. "Almost the entiro Arkansas liver bottoms inundated. Probably all the cotton crop destroyed. It is extremely late to replant. Can you suggest the kind of cotton seed that mature early in the full and where it may be obtained? It is contended that cotton planted now will not mature. Please furnish as early as possible any information or suggestions that you may have of value to us. The loss to this country is the biggest ever known. Many families are destitute." RFFR . .j.j.i REPORT THAT CITY FELL EXTORTION NOT SUSTAINED Various Rumors Afloat in the Russian Erie  L. & N  Manhat tan .. Mot St Ry .. Mo Pacific .. . St Paul .. Ont & West' .. Pennsylvania .. Reading .. Rock Island .. So Pacific .. Union Pacific .. U. S. Steel  U. S. Steel pref Millionaire Piatt, Questioned as to Relations With Wealthy Negress, Shows Sad Lapses of Memory, and Magistrate Orders Prisoner's Discharge. Sent Home To-day. Capital Concerning the Situation, Don't Stop Advertising. Ladies' and Children's Fancy Gauze Vests 4c. , but the Officials Refuse to Make No business was ever advertised so extensively that It would carry Itself by the momentum It had attained. The fastest express train stops after awhile if tho steam is cut off—unless It is going down hill aii the way.—Class Advertising. These are warm days and there is nothing More Refreshing, More Healthful on a warm day than a glass of Any Dispatches Public. Now York, Juno 11.—As a surprising climax to a series of Incidents full of surprises that had taken place since the name of Hannah Ellas first was mentioned In connection with the murder of Andrew II. Green eaine the discharge of the negresH yesterday on the charge of having extorted almost $700,- 000 from John R. l'latt. She left the courtroom of Magistrate Ommen, sitting In special sessions, a free woman, the prosecution having been dropped on request of Acting J Mstrict Attorney Raiul. After examining the old complainant and Lyman E. Warren, his lawyer, Mr. Rand said the prosecution had no evidence on which to sustain the charge of extortion. Ladies' Gingham Sunbonnets, all colors and Bhapes; a large stock to choose from, each 15c. 115% 47% 21% 47 D4 83% 9% Paris, June 11.—The Petit Journal Acting Secretary of Agriculture Brigham immediately conferred with his assistants, and later Colonel Brigham telegraphed In reply that he regretted that tho department could not furnish tho seeds and said.* "If tho local seed is planted immediately by the 15th, there is a possibility of getting a crop, but the chancer are again, t it. It is difficult to procure seed front here in time to make a crop." has a report that Port Arthur has fallen and that the Russian fleet there has put to sea, but the report lacks One case summer corsets, all sine, a pair 22c. Stegmaier's Children's ready made duck skirts, each 59c. DEPORTING UNIONISTS. Absolutely Pure Beer confirmation 54% Ladies' Seersucker underskirts, well made, each 45c. St. Petersburg, Juno 11.—There is a feeling in all circles today that a crisis in affairs at Port Arthur is rapidly approaching and in several quarters a most pessimistic feeling exists as to tlie outcome. All sorts of rumors are current and official advices are frequent, though not of such a character that the officials care to make them Seventy-six Miners 8hipped From Col- 25c Ladies' black lace hose for 15c General Markets. orado to Kansas. Mail or telephone your order direct to the brewery and it will receive prompt attention. Both 'phones. a pair. FLOUR—Inactive; Minnesota patents, JlS.10afi.8.*»; winter straights, $4.OOuu; winter extras. $3.35n4: winter patents, $5.1Oa5.40. New York, June 10. Colorado Springs, Colo., ."Juno 11.— Acting under the orders of Adjutant General Sherman Rell of the state national guard, a special train was made up shortly after noon in the Short Line yards at Victor for the deportation of seventy-six union miners. The train was composed of a combination baggage car and two day coaches. Almost immediately the work of loading the men began. They were marched to the train between heavy lines of military and deputies. Fully 1*000 persons had collected to see the men placed on board. Among the spectators were wives and sisters, fathers and mothers of the deported men, and the scenes were affecting. Mothers, sisters and sweethearts cried gooilby and tried to push through the Hues for a parting handshake. Ladies' muslin skirts with cambric flounce 50c. WHEAT-Opened steady on rains In the southwest nnd local covering, but soon eased off under easy cables, profit taking and expectation of a bearish government report at noon; July, 91 13-16a92^&c.; September, &4'4afM%c. Ladles' black mercerize underskirts, full Bize, each 50c. VN Children's $1.00 trimmed hats reduced to 59c each. Little Hock, Ark., June 11.—A special to the Gazette from I'ine Bluff says the steady rise of the Arkansas river has resulted In flooding nearly all of Jefferson county adjoining the river and for some distance inland. Thousands of acres of growing crops are under water, in some instances being entirely washed up. The loss to the farmers in this section cannot be estimated, but will reach thousands of dollars. It Is too lute in the year to replant. Levees down the river on the northern side are giving way rapidly, and this lets the water in far inland. Great Loss From Floods. Stegmaier Brewing Co public The spectacle presented on the witness stand by the venerable John It. I'latt, wealthy merchant, former Union Soldier and one time president of the volunteer'firemen of this city, wns one of the most pitiable ever witnessed in a courtroom. Infirm, Ills mind almost a blank, Ills figure bent, his head drooping listlessly, lie was forced to tell of his relations with the ICllas woman.Hammocks In all the newest styles, a fine variety to select from, prices from 98c up. St. Petersburg, June 11.—It is generally that American Ambassador McCorniack will ask for a leave Oi absence until the anti-American fet ling in Russia has diei out. CORN—Opened steady with wheat and on bullish Nebraska crop report; September, 5314aS3%C. PITTSTON, PENN'A. TALLOW—Steady; city l^alVj. country PEOPLES STORE Always the Cheapest The store that keejfs the Dry Gooda Prices Down. HAY—Steady; shipping, choice. 96c. good to NEW 'PHONE r.462 POTATOES—Firm; new southern, fta D.25; state and western, flacks, $3a3.£5; Jersey sweets, $3al.f)0. Tokyo, June 11.—General Kurokl has begun his advance Into western Manchuria on the four roads that branch out from Fiingwang and in such force there Is no doubt that the brigades of his main army and not small divisions have gone forward. STRAW—Firm; long ryo. fl.18al.90. BEANS—Quiet; marrow, $2.8fDa2.90; medium. J1.96u2; pea, fl.SS; red kidney, |2.80a 2.80. Groceries at Lowest Prices As step by step his life was unfolded by the questions of the prosecuting attorney a flash of intelligence would light up his face now and then, and his answer would be coherent. But most of the time his mind was a blank, und all the prodding of his questioner could not rekindle the dying embers of his failing memory. WOOI HOPS- Steady; state, common to choice, 1903, 2iia38c.; 1902, 23a26c.; olds. 9al4c.; Pacific coast, 1903, 21a30c.; 1902, 23a2Gc.; olds, 9al4c. —fltendy; domestic fleece, £Sa32c Mayor Harris of this city had been informed of the decision to deport the men and Immediately took steps to see that none of them landed In Colorado Springs. Under his instructions a large force of otlicers and deputy sheriffs met the special train on Its arrival here for that purpose. No attempt was made, however, to unload the men here, arrangements having previously been made to send them to the Kansas state line over the Santa I'e railroad because of protests made against taking them to Pueblo or Denver and leaving them there. Fnkushlnia in making public the Japanese advance courteously declined to comment upon the news from General Kuroki. The Japanese commander in Manchuria ts nowffe mtheast, east, east by north and northeast of Halchcn and Liaoyang. Ills army clearly is in four divisions and yet not Widely separated. Prepared under fiERMAN LAWS, Is Excellent lor f§ 4'4l BllTTER—Steady; fair demand; extra western creamery, 18c.; do., nearby prints, 19c. GRANULATED SUGAR— 20 Pounds for $1.00 EGGS- Unchanged; fresh nearby, 19c.. losn off; fresh western, 19c., low) off; fresh southwentern, 18c., loss off; fresh southern, 17a., loss off. rPAINS IN CHEST," Sides, Joints, Rheumatism, etc. p. OR. RICHTER'8 World-Renowned . "ANCHOR" PAIN EXPELLER. BEST DELAWARE CO. BUTTER— Per Pound 23c Accuser and Accusod Face to Face. fr 'J.i In CHEESE — Easier; Now York creams, choice to fancy, old, 8%a9c. do. do., oholce to fancy, new, tiaHVic. do. do., fair to good, new, 8Ha7VsC. Those who had expected a dramatic scene when Mr. Piatt met Mrs. Ellas foco to face were disappointed. The millionaire "looked at the woman who had played so prominent a part in his declining years and almost failed to recognize her. His eyes, dull und bleared, met the large, lustrous orbs of the woman, and he gazed full at her, but without the slightest trace of eiuo- FULL CREAM CHEE8E— Per Pound lie Oenernl Yamaguchl sent Ave bulletins, the llrst one announcing that since Tuesday four columns of the First army corps had advanced on the road toward Haicheng and Liaoyang. The two columns marching toward Ilalrheng were on Wednesday morning ten miles apart, one having fought severe engagement northwest of Sluyen, lit Tateullng, the other having defeated a detachment of Russian Cossacks at Tongyuanpu. The llrst column moving on Liaoyang engaged the Russians on Tuesday evening at Llanslian, and the northerly column defeated a strong force on Wednesday at Sensutla. about fifteen miles northwest of Snrnnja, near the fork of tlio roads to Mukden nnd Liaoyang. FRESH FRUITS—Apples, per double head barrel. Baldwin. $2.25a2.75; Greening, t2.25u8; Ben Davis, $2.2fla2.75; russet. Boxbury, |2a2.S0; golden, f2a2.26; all kinds, poor to fair, |1.6oa2; strawberries, per quart, 3al6e. FRESH VEGETABLES ALWAY8 IN STOCK. One well-known person's letterout ol manyt GIVE YOUR FAMILY ■* , Knowina that Dr. Richter^V 'ANCHOR FAIN EXPCLLER' ■f-jjjAjhas received the merited PT endorsement of many phy JwSraiciana and alsootherpeo- K pie of note.l cheerfully my endorsement. Maw York, Po»,ma TWO LB. CAN BIG DRIVE BAKING POWDER—None Better, 20c PRESSED MEATS—Beef higher at Ra IH4e. per pound; extra beef selling up to 9HC\; calves easier: city dressed voalu acid at GV&aOc. per pound; country dressed at 6 a8c.; mutton weak at SalOc. per pound; wethers selling In a small way at loVta lie.; lambs steady at U',ial5c.; yearlings soiling at 9al2c. The train stopped long enough at this plnco to give the soldiers time to eat. The deported men had rations of beans and bread on Isirt'd. Another party of exiled men will be sent out of the district today. good, pure Groceries; the tasteful, health producing kind, such as we sell. Remember, too, that "variety is the spice of life," and it will pay you to deal at a store that carries a large and varied stock. Right there we fill the bill again. Our goods are reliable and our prices right. CORN 8TARCH— tlon. Per Package.. 5c As interesting as the venerable complainant was the woman whose mysterious charms had enabled her to rise from the streets, with a criminal record, to the nil stress of a magnificent establishment in Central Park West. She sat next to her attorney and looked the witness square in the face. Her dark complexion betrayed no sign of her feelings, and she remained as stolid as if she were merely a disinterested spectator Instead of the defendant on a charge which if sustained would send her to Jail for many yeu#s. GINGER SNAPS— 4 pounda for 25c LIVE POULTRY - Firm; fowls, Ma 14V4e.; old roosters, 9al0c.; spring chickens, 18a28c.; ducks. 10a 12c. Sixty men confined in the Cripple Creek bull pen have been taken to the county Jail, niul charges of murder were placed against them. 25c. and 80c. at all druggists or through i V. Ad. Blcbter A Co., 816 Pearl St., New York, SEE OUR SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOW SCREENS. BEST IN THE CITY TO KEEP OUT THE FLIES. PRICES THE .LOWEST FOR THE SAME QUALITY. 36 AWARDS. k Recommended by prominent 1'h.y- A uctans, wholesale and Retail Ministert,eta^^^mi DRESSED POULTRY—Steady; moderate demand; fowls, choice, fresh killed. 13Hc.; do., fair to good, 12V4al3c.; old roosters, nv&ulOc.; broilers, nearby, choice, 35a40c.; do., fair to good, 20a30e.; western do., choice, 30a85c.; do., fair to good, 16a 20 o. Sipiads are out scouring the hills In search of certain men who are wanted lu connection with the Independence assassinations. Telegrams have been sent to sniffs and, chiefs of police at outside points asking tlioni to Watch for these persons, whose names are not made public. BRENNAN & ROBERTS, ii North Main St. Next to Eagle Hotel SHOES Tht' most significant engagement was northwest of Sluycn, about twenty-five miles from Ilaicheng. General Yamaguchl does not announce the Japanese force engaged, the names of the brigades or the commanders, hut It is extremely significant that they defeated a Russian force of 4,000 cavalry, six battalions of Infantry and an artillery force of six guns, driving the Russians In two divisions, one directly west to Unlping and the otlier northwest toward Ilalclieng. Live Stock Market*. CATTLE—Supply Uftht; market sternly; choice. }5.75nfl; prime, $3.(iOa5.70; fair, $4.75a 8.10; vent calves, $5a8.£5. Campbell, Rozelle & OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT 18 AN IDEAL PLACE. WE CAN FIT MOSTLY ANYONE WITH THE LATEST STYLES. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. j 17)rury's prices. HOGS—Receipts, 15 double (leeks; market active; prifno heavy, $5.05ii5.10; mediums and heavy Yorkers, C5.05; light Yorkers, $5.05a6.10; pigs. $4.75a4.83; roughs, $8.50 H4.25. Even when the magistrate announced she was discharged Mrs. Kilns' countenance did not relax, and not a trace of Joy was visible on her face when she was informed she was free to return to her handsome homo instead of going back to a eell in the Tombs, Sheriff lid ward Hell has issued an order that all saloons In the district must remain closed until Monday, June 13. Webster SHEEP AND LAMPS-Supply light; market slow; prims wethers. $5iiG,10; common sheep, $2a3; choice lambSv $4a7. The woman's auxiliary of the miners' union has been forbidden by the mill tary authorities to hold meetings. Evans Bros. Patent Flour $5.75 Best Patent Flour Chop and Meal.. Bran and Midds. Hay, long and cut No. 1 Hay  $5.75 Paris Bakers to Strike. After her discharge on the criminal charge she was arrested, however, in another room by Peputy Sheriff Walgerlng on the civil order Issued by Justlco Dugro. Her attorneys were prepared for this move and had ready n bond of $20,000 signed by a surety company. This was given to the deputy, and Mrs. Ellas left the courthouse and drove direct to her home. Kansas Citizens Indignant, Long Hay 1.30 1.30 .85 Paris June 11.—Four thousand bakers. today voted a general strike, to be inaugurated on June 18. Syracuse, Kan.. June 11. — Sheriff JBrndy of this county last night .received a telegram from Sheriff Barr of La Junta, Colo., stating that a special train carrying 140 deported miners from Colorado would reach Coolidge and unload the miners In Kansas. Citizens of this county are Indignant at this proceeding of the Colorado authorities. and nil appeal has been made to Governor ItaHoy to prevent Colorado from sending her alleged undesirable citizens into Kansas. Cut Hay 46 South Main St., Pittston. Russians Admit Defeat '20 lbs. Sugar 1.00 St. Petersburg, June 11.—The Japanese took Siuyen on June 8, driving out the Russians. The Japanese appear to be advancing on Ilaiehong. News of the advance and the fighting which preceded the capture of the town was received from General Kuropatkin In a dispatch dated June 0. The report also gave •details of the encounter at Samaja und the botnbardment of the Llautong coast on June 7. 3 cans Tomatoes 10 lb. Gr. Sugar.. 20 lbs. A. Sugar.. 21 lbs. Br. Sugar 1.00 1.00 1.00 .22 Lemona. 3 cans Pumpkin  3 large cans Baked Beans .25 .25 For WEDDINGS E|AWAr« ! For FUNERALS "WWl ft The tiny black specks seen on almost every lemon are the eggs of an Insect. If the grated rind is used these eggs become an unwholesome element of the dish. Lemons should be dropped into water as soon as they come from the store, then scrubbed with a little brush, dried with a cloth and hung In a net In* a cupboard until used. 3 cans Peas 4 doz. Sweet Pickles Del. Co. Butter. Creamery Print Pail Lard  Just what you want in floral decorations on Bhort notioe. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J-B.CARPENTE!,»"» it. ketei bom Large Dill Pickles, per doz, .25 Lake Tie-up About Ended. Clover Seed 7.50 Cleveland, O., June 11.—The lake tieup is regarded by William Livingstone, president of the Lake Carriers' association, as practically broken. He predicts that within a fow days one-hulf the entire fleet of the association will bo iu operation, and the remainder of the boats will be got into commission as soon as they can be made ready, lie stated that applications from masters are being received every day. Their names are withheld, however, for reasons of discretion. Timothy Seed 1.75 Pure Lard Tobacco, all kinds Plain Haras  Skinned Hams... 3 Cans Tomatoes. Millett Seed 1.50 Hungarian Grass Seed 1.50 The finest line of brick, sweitzer and Limburger in town at lowest prices. Port Arthur Fight Reported, Cowpfr'a l'fta. DUNDONALD MUST GO White Goods, Underwear, Etc., at Sale Prices. Liaoyang, June 11.—General Kuropatkin is expecting re-enforcements, which as soon as they arrive will advance from Liaoyang. Persistent reports are in circulation of a battle at Port Arthur, that place being attacked both by sea and land. Nothing definite Is known, however, except that an attack made by the Japanese did not Cowper loved pets and hnd at one time five rabbits, three hares, two guinea pigs, a magpie, a Jay, a starling, two canary birds, two dogs, a "retired cat" and a squirrel. Canadian Government Resents Militia Per doz... Canned Corn Officer's Plain Speaking . .10 . 1.10 . .25 Ottawa, June 11.—Lord Dundonald, commanding officer of the Canadian militia and a hero of the South African war, must resign his position or his appointment will be canceled by the Canadian government. Per doz.. 3 Cans Peas RED STAR TRADING 8TAMP8. We are closing out a large stock of these seasonable goods. There is no room for a catalogue of details, but the store is full of splendid underpriced White Garments, for women, girls and children. Per doz  Cabbagp, per lb.. Lemons, per doz Oranges  Eggs  .03 .20 Miniature Mills. Turrinna Is said to have fashioned miniature- mills "that would run themselves" so minute that a monk could carry one in his sleeve, yet so powerful that they would grind enough Whe;«t in a single day to make bread for eight LEGAL NOTICES. succeed Cost of Colorado's Strikes. The cause of the rupture wiib a speech delivered recently at Montreal by Lord Dunrtonald in which he statedthat the appointment of officers in the militia was by political preferment. Denver, June 11.—The cost of the various strikes In Colorado during the past sixteen months is estimated at $23,030,(J00. Of this amount the state has had to pay $tD30,000 for' maintaining troops in the field, and the loss to strikers and others directly affected to wages, etc., and to the employers In loss of business ft placed at $22,400,- 000. With the exception of a few brief periods the national guard has been on duty at one point or another In the state since early In 1003. Onions, per £ peck Nagasaki, J imp 11.—Naval experts believe that the Russians are working hard to clear the entrance to I'ort Arthur with the intention of making the escape of their fleet effective. The Russian fleet at Port Arthur is estimated to consist of eighteen vessels, large and small, besides seventeen destroyers.Russians Trying to Free Fleet, SEALED PROPOSALS. 12£c Cambric Corset Covers 10c Healed proposals will be received 1 Dy the City Clerk diiiinctliH Joint Hesston of Councils Thursday. June 23. 11*14. between the hours of h and h:1& p. in., for (ho paving of Main Street from Spring Street to Hutler Street and Water Street from Ferry Bridge to Main Street, with red or white vet rifled brick on » ooncrete base, according to plans ami specifications prepared by the City Engineer and on Hie in Ids office. Proposals shall cover the cost of entire work and shall state separately the price for removing asphalt and cobble stones. The price for grading per cubic yard and the price for paving per square yard, including the cost of nil material according to the elans and specifications on llle in the City Engineer's office. Bidders shall enclose with each proposal the sum of tinoo, cash or oertillcd check its a guarantee to execute contract within twenty days if awarded the same. In case the bidder to whom the contract shall have been awarded omits to execute a contract witldn twenty days from the date of award the enclosure accompanying Ills proposal shall be forlteted to the City of Plttston. The City reserves the right to reject any or ail bids. William Drury, men, The matter came up in the house of commons. A letter from Lord Dundonald was read, lu which he adhered to his statement that the lion. Sydney Fisher, a cabinet officer, was Interfering with militia appointments. 75c Night Dresses, 2 laoe insertions down front, lace at collar and sleeves, 50c. Sun and Alf, Don't bo afraid of sunshine and fresh air. They offer you bloom and color. THE LEADIM8 GROCER $1.00 Muslin Underskirts, 6 in. lace ruffle, dust ruffle 50c. $1.25 Muslin Underskirt, deep cambric ruffle with four lace insertions running through, deep lace edge, dust raffle, only 76c. 1 lot Children's Night Drosses, embroidery trimmed, only 43e. Bunbonnets, all the best styles and colors, from 10c. Lace Curtains, 2J yds.long, 40 in. wide, worth 75c; special 45c. 15c Dotted Swiss, yours for 10c. Aaphalt, If You Drink Beer, Drink The Best Asphalt was ilrst used for street pavements In I'urls In 1838, and since then the demand for this purpose has warranted an aimual production throughout the world of 450,000 to COO,- 000 metric tons of asphalt and bitu- Mr. Fisher is minister of agriculture. In reply he stated that when he did Interfere he was acting minister of militia.ABNER M'KINLEY DEAD. Was the Only Brother of the Late President McKlnley. Governor Davis Hanged In Effigy. Sir Wilfrid Laurler, the premier, condemned Lord Dundonald's Indiscretion In strong terms. He said that the commanding officer should know that Canadians would not bo dragooned by him ond that there was a responsible government In this country. McKcesport, Pa., June 11.—Abner McKinley died this morning at 8 o'clock at his summer home at Somerset, Pa., of Bright's disease. He was the only brother of the late President McKinley and wai a lawyer by profession.iuiuous rock Little Bock, Ark., June 11.—A special to the (Jazette from Hector says: Ea/ly risers in Rector saw an eillgy of Governor Davis hanging from a pole in a conspicuous place. This expression of apparent disapproval of the governor's refusal to save Mart Vowell, who was executed for the murder of William Lovejoy, from the gallows came from an unknown source. Clean I nt; Brlt'kwork Pabst Milwaukee Beer. Any brickwork rinsed off with ammonia and water and then carefully dried will be wonderfully brightened by the process. Yuengllng's Pottsville Porter. The commanding officer of the Canadian mllltla Is appointed by the  government. As It would beimpossible to retain an officer in the pJJuion who wna not In accord with the government of tho Dominion, nothing remains for Lord Dundonald to do but to resign or hie appointment will bo canceled. By Order of Councils. J. T. FLANNERY. City Clerk Dor* to Bait the Occuxlon. Brlgg's Elmlra Ale. Ladies' Kimonas, light blue, pink and lavender, front trimmed with white lawn, worth 50c; your choice 35c. London, June 11.—It Is officially announced that Earl Orey Law, lieutenant of Northumberland, will succeed the Earl of Minto as governor general of Canada. New Governor for Canada Fifty years ago the British minister at Dresden, Mr. Forbes, had three little dogs of the Tomeranlan breed, one black, ono gray and one white. When the court was In mourning he went out with dog No. 1, when It was in half mourning with dog No. 2 and when all was going well with dog No. 3. Delivered at your residence In casea SEALED BIDS Miller, B. D., June 11.—Itlding in the same buggy with an Insurance agent with whom he lmd Just signed for a $5,000 policy on his life, George Forrest of this town was thrown out in a runaway and almost Instantly killed. The lnsuranco man oscaped with slight Injuries.Life Insured and Lost Quickly, of 2 doz. pint bottles. Will be received by the Boronsrh Council of Exeter Borough for the furnishlDK ami erection of mi iron fence around the Town Hall, a length of *10 feet or more. Also for the painting of the hose' company building, with two coats of paint of uC*h1 materiul. For further particularsconsult the president of eounell or borough Secretary. All bills must be sealod ami in the hands of the ItoroiiKh Secretary not later than 1 p. m.. Tuesday, July 5th. KM. The eounell reserves t"C-H«ht to reject any o^bijK Borough Secretary. Large stock of Children's Hats at special low prioes. Wolcott Out In Fourth Round. Baltimore, June 11. — Young I'eter Jackson knocked out Joe Wolcott in the fourth round of their ten round bout Inst night before the Eureka Athletic club. A right punch to the stomach put the Barbados wonder down lud out.  T. A. DURKIN. Nurse and Baby Asphyxiated, Jersey City, N. f., June 11.—Mrs. Rose McDcrmott, a nurse, and a baby belonging to Mrs. Secord were asphyxiated by gas accidentally in their room this morning. THE Human Blood. Seven hundred und seventy-nine parts in every thousand of human blood are water. 45 S. Main St Both 'phones. Dr. T. E. Walsh, dentist, 26 N. Main. Corner Dock Btreet. 87 B. Main Si. Pitfrton. H.j.at