Pittston Gazette

              ON, PA., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER *SSlCATlON8. ffetoi THE HOME PAPER. r forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for the People of PltUton and Showers .toiiiRht; Friday, showers and cooler; fresh southwest to northwest winds. Eastern Pennsylvania. Vicinity. ALt THE HOME NEWS. 55th YEAR. 1 WEEKLY t! Si ooO. 1882. P1TTST 29, 1904. TWO CENTS A COPY. I FORTY GENTS A MONTH, f 8 PAGES. '"financial and commercial. UP LAUNCHED, y THE NEGrtO PROBLEM. HANDSOME FALL DISPLAY \ MUMS v Entire Raoial Separation Declared to | THE j ONLY S WAY ! Our Business New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank building. Be the Only Solution. Now York. Sept. D29.—Before an audience tJmt filled Sjt. Thomas' Protestant Episcopal church and in the presence of Booker T. IVashThgton the Rev. l)r. Strange, bislnip coadjutor-elect of the diocese of South Carolina, declared that the one set fnrtor in any real and practical solution ,of the negro problem was the entlr*D separation of the races in social, Scholastic, religious and domestic affairs. Opening at Brown & Co.'s Today, The Connecticut Christened In Presence of Thousands at New York. Department Store Replete With Has grown -rent by selling Good Goods and Sellw Them Cheap, and every article ju«t as represented. Space will not permit prices in everything, but just a few to show you that you can save money by trading here. Scouts Prove Superior to Japanese Both In Riding apd Fighting. Am Sugar .. Am Car & F Now York. Sept. 29, 1904. ..,132% 131% 132% 23% 22% 23 25% 25% Latest Autumn Goods. Am Loco 25% The fine department store of Brown & Co. is the mecca for the shopper today, the occasion being the annual fall opening, will be continued for three days. For several days preparations for the event have been in progress, - and when the doors were thrown open this morning a very pretty scene was tinfolded. It was practically, a transformation, the entire store being brightened by garlands of autumn leaves in their fall livery. The front display windows are finished in wrhite with autumn leaf effects. One is given to fall hats and fall waists and the other to fall coats for ladies and children. In the side windows are rugs and heavier coats, the latter suitable for winter as well as fall wear. Entering the store from the front, the eye is at once attracted by the decorative effects of leaves and palms, which are placed everywhere. A few feet from the door in the center of the floor a long table is located containing embroideries, chiffon veiling, fall hats, Dresden ribbons and fine umbrellas. In the dry goods department fall fabrics are displayed, the latest shades of brown dress goods having a prominent place. The dress trimming and glove department is flanked by four large pillars trimmed with the autumn leaf effect. Anial Copper Atchison com Atchison pfcl B. R. T. .. . B. & O. .. . Can Pacific . Ches & Ohio C. P. I  58% 83% 100% RE-ENFORCEMENTS ARRIVING 56% 90% 130% 44% FINEST IN AMERICAN NAVY. 100 palrs l(»-4 White, Grey ami Tan Blanket#*, with fancy borders. When Completed She Will Rank With the Greatest Fighting Vessels of the World—Brief Description of the Wonderful Armorclad Which Will Cost Uncle Sam Over $4,000,000. When Mr. Washington arose to speak he virtually agreed with the bishop by saying the problem could not be settled by amalgamation or by deportation of the negroes, but by earnest sympathy and co-operation of the races, although his chief was for increased facilities tof education and cneourrffcement for those of ills people in the south. to get the best beer on the J market today is to INSIST * 011 getting  Japanese Movement Up the Taitse of Small Consequence Apparently. Raiding Parties Bring Many Prisoners to Russian Camp—Heavy Japanese Losses Reported at Port Arthur. 35% AT 4!Dc A PAIR Erie  L. & N. Manhattan .. Met St Ry . Mo Pacific . N. Y. Central St. Paul .. . Ont & West Pennsylvania Peo Gas .. . 31% Women's Flecee Lined Vests and Pants, extra heavy weight, FOE 19c EACH Ladies* Flannelette Night Gowns, good Ciual~ ity flannel and full size. 127% 154% 121 Stegmaier's New York, Sept. 20.—In the presence of Secretary Morton and Real Admiral Cnpps, chief constructor of the navy, and many prominent men, including naval and army officers, governors and United States senators, the Connecticut, one of the two greatest battleships in the world, was launched at the New York navy yard today. It is estimated that more than 20,000 persons saw the great battleship tain to the water. FOR 50c EACH Mukden, Sept. 21).—Many skirmishes and reconnolssances are reported to headquarters here, hut except for these quiet still prevails. In the lighting that has been taking place the Russian scouts have almost invariably shown superior to the Japanese both in riding and lighting. J 93% 69% 159% Children's Flannelette Sleeping Garments, all sizes, FOR 25c EACH Children's Eiderdown Coats, in nil colors, nlooly trimmed, FROM 75c UP 36% 132% 102% Bishop Coadjutor Oreer presided over the meeting and said the question was one to be solved only by Christian standards. lie then introduced Dr. Strange, whose topic was "ThV Responsibility of American Christian Civilization to the Negro Race." Brewed and bottled right Ji here at home for half a cen- C \ tury and pronounced by l! connoisseurs to be the ] [ choicest and most palatable ji infusion of Hops and Malt i! that scientific brewiug has Ji produced. Is not its popu- i! iarity a Proof of its superior J ■ pfality ? Order case sent ji lome today. ** !' Reading .. Rock Island So. Pacific .. So. Rwy com *. T. C. & I. .. . Texas Pacific . Union Pacific . U. S. LeatTfcu- U. S. Steel .. U. S. Steel pfd Wabash .. Mex Cen  69% 28% Infants' Wool SacQiif 27% 27% FOR 4!Dc EACH The Japanese movement up the Taitse river appears to be by a comparative small force. Raiding parties from tiie Russian army bring in many prisoners. Beautiful autumn weather con- 57% 33% 56% 32% 47% 31% 56% Meif* Extra Heavy Blue Denim Ovelulls, FOli 45c A PAIR 33% 47% 31% 102 31% 101% "We nve livothers in nil the best feelings, mid we whites of tlie south feel our responsibility t'ov the 'ltlnck iniiii and nve Uoliifr the best weVan fov him," said l)v. Strange. "We ask you that when anything happens flown there that merits condemnation to condemn that specific thllip and not the whole south and to set your faces resolutely atrainst any outside polltlcnl intevference In the question which raises false hopes in the blacks, irritates the whites and arrays vnce Ladies' Heavy Grey Wool Underwear Vests and Pants, 100% Miss Alice B. Welles christened the ship lDy breaking a bottle of champagne over the bow as tlie vessel glided into the water. FOR 98c A SUIT tinues 9% 9% We are showing the latest novelties in Dress Goods and Dress Skirts for Fall and Winter wear. Ko-onfoivemonts art» arriving rapidly. Over 1 .Ck»o coiivnlosccnts lmvo returned to duty. '1'lie railway is 14 71 % 41% 13% 17% 71% 41% 42% The Connecticut is a sister ship of the Louisiana, and both vessels were authorized by an act of congress in 11X12. The Connecticut was built in a government yard and under govern ment supervision, while the Louisiana was built by u private shipbuilding tirin at Newport News, Va. The construction of both ships has been followed with keen interest, as it wiis recognised that it was a test of the government's ability to cope with private good working ■condition. Officers are distributing the reserve of stores that were brought up from Llaoyang. as Is in 3 4 Vi Stegmaier Brewing Co i | General Markets, PITTSTON, PENN'A. PEOPLE'S STORE, adequaje supplies are now coming in from the north. New York. Si'i FKED—Irregular; spring bran, I2i tilings, $i'l; city. ?22ni". H AV—Pull; shipping. choice. 82HC pt. 28. !0; mid- Details of tliC; fighting near Inpu, between Rentsitvputfce nml the railroad, show tluit General Mistbjienko's scouts, accompanied by a battery of artillery, attacked a .lapane.se position where there were a battery of artillery, two squadrons of cavalry and two companies of infantry. The .Japanese were shelled out of their position on a hi!! and suffered hca*.v loss. As they retired the Russians occupied the hill until nightfal, when they retired under cover of darkness. The most attractive portion of the display is on the second floor, where the millinery and cloak departments are located. In the former a tine display of hats, trimmed according to metropolitan fall patterns, is an irresistible attraction. A large illuminated oak and glass case is replete with fashion's fancies. In the cloak and coat department a full line of ladies' cloaks, coats and suits are to be seen. The new stock includes the latest English tourists' coats N'EW.'FHONE 6462 ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST, is South Main Street. Pitteton. 6714c.; good to against race HOPS—Firm; state, common to choice 1904, 29a3tlc.; 1903. 27a35c.; olds, HalSc. Pacific coast, 1!*M. S7a32c.; 1903, 2Ga31c. olds, 14al8c. "The whites of the south must see to it that there Is n complete social separation of the races in schools, churches anil In domestic life. That is the one fixed factbr. It Is best for the whites and blacks and best for human progress. That being settled absolutely, so as not to 'give the miserable machine politician a chance to sound his slogan, the whites must give the negroes all rights, privileges and Equalities before the ballot box and BEKF*-Ste«dy: family,- tllall.BO: mess, $8.50h9.50; beef hams, $24ii25.50; packet, tlOall. GROCERIES Cnttypiiso. PORK—Firm: family, $15.50; short clear $llalii: mess. $13a 13.50. The Connecticut now launched will be the finest and most powerfuUiont in the American navy and will rank With the most powerful battleships of the nil vies of other nations. Xotwithstaiul tup the filet that a new plant had to be erected for the construction of the Connecticut this vessel is but S per cent behind the Louisiana, although laid down two months later. Finest Ship In Navy, POTATOES' Steady; Ixnif," Island. $1.50 al.S7; Jersey and southern, fl.t0al.U5; Jersey sweets, $1.50a3. Wholesale and Retail At Cut Prices nt'TTKR- Firm; good demand; extra western creamery, 2Jc.; extra nearby rain Chil- The .Japanese are sending out large parties of scouts daily with the object of chocking the Russians' eontinu E(iC iS—Steady; fiilr demand; nearby at mark; western firsts, t murk. prints, !3C coats and lighter fall coats firsl s, 21 Via 2 elsewhere." drens' coats of many varieties are attractively arranged. The skirts and suits are also to be found in this department. A full line of shirt waists is to be found in another portion of this floor. The store throughout pre- ous raids CH K KS B—Firm; good demand; New York full creams, fancy. tOalOHc.; do., choice, !)',sa9%c.; do., fair to good, S%a 9D/4C. RECEIVED NO SUCH LETTER Notice our window display of Flour Pots. All sizes and prices. Torpedo Boats For Russia 'flip Hoot of the Connecticut was laid down on March It). liHVJ, the stem was erected on July 28, Hip first nnnoi placed aboard April 24 and the first holler shipped on July 7. Paris, Sept. 20.—A dispatch to the Temps from Toulon says that the Russian government has negotiated for the construction of eleven torpedo boat destroyers of the latest model hy the Coiupagne des Forgerf et Cliantiers de ia Mediterranee. Work will begin soon on four of them at the shipyards in Normandy, four at the shipyards in Havre and three at the shipyards at La Key lie. Fifteen months are required for their construction. Other important orders are expected, the present negotiations including four cruisers of the type of the Hnyan. FRESH FHTTIT8 — Apples, Alexander, hanil picked, per double head barrel, J1.7FDa 2.7a; Duchess of Oldenburg. $1.50a2; King, $X.G0a2.25; Wealthy. Sl.ftQa2.25; Oravepstetn. S1.50a2; Detroit, red, $1.50al.7!D; Ddldwin, tl.2£,„15n; Twenty Ounce, $1.25a 150; Mnid- Sl.2Snl.75; Pound Sweet SI. 25 a Donnelly Disclaims All Knowledge of Forged Roosevelt Communication Washington, Sept. 29. — Secretary Loel) has made public a dispatch from V lilted Attorney Itetliea at Chicago regarding the letter purporting to have been addressed by President Koosevelt to Michael DonuellS' of Chicago, president of tlie Butchers and Meat Cutters' union, and severely arraigning labor unions. The dispatch says that Mr. Donnelly received 110 such letter. The telegram follows: Call and inspect our second floor, and you will find that is the place to buy Enamelware, Tinware, Oil Cloth and Linoleum. Our stock is large and the prices are O. K. sents a most attractive appearance, The decorating was in charge of Mr, IF A TIP IJV CASH Tlit' Connecticut is of s{eel, witlj a trial displacement of lO.OOti tons anil a maximum displacement of 17.770 tony. TIjo vessel is 450 feet on the load water line, 450.4 feet over all, 70.1 feet hen in ami 24.fi feet draft. Sarge and is a complimcnt to his ability. Messrs. Brown and Cohen, the proprietors, show their hustling qualities in the thoroughness of the eti B'.ush is welcome, a tip that means cash for all who act on it, should be also welcome. 1.75; St. L,nwri-nee. $1 25a 1.50: Blush Pippin, $1.25al.50; HlliStonc Pippin, tlul.12; Colvert. $1?4.2CC; Codling. J1.25afc50; Fall Pippin. $1.50a2; York Pippin. $1.5«u2; Greening, Sl.3g 1.B0; open Heads'. 76c.all.iift; windfalls una common, 60c.a$l; crab apples, small, per barrel, Wat!; large, $la3; pears, SeokW, per barrel, t-a4; per kog, tlal.50; Barlett, per barrel. $2.50a4.2S; iDer bushel basket. $1.25. You must cash an opportunity to make it of any use to you, and our store is the spot of spots to carry on this profitable busiuess, because we offer a forest of chances for value seekers, etc. display The engines will be of the twin screw, vertical, four cylinder, triple expansion type, with a combined horsepower tDt' 10,500, and the*e will accumulate a Kfvfred °f 18 knots. All kinds of stoves and heaters re paired by Ash. For School Shoes, we are headquarters. We have the best on the market at $1.25 anil $1.50 per pair. Every pair guaranteed to be as represented. LIVE POULTRY—Quiet steady; fowls, 12ul4V4e.; old roosters, 9c spring chicUcns, 12al3c., ducks, 12lil3c und barely "I have seen Mr. Donnelly. lie of course received no sucli letter as tlmt referred to and expresses his desire to find tlie person who lirst printed it as a genuine letter and wishes to do anything in his power to counteract its extended effect." MAN FOUND DEAD. DRESSED POl'l/TRY—Dull; fowls lower; fowls, choice fresh killed. 13c.; do., fair to good, 12ali!%c.; old roosters, 3r.; nearby broilers choice, lthilTc., do., fair to good, 14u lie.; western do., choice, 15c.; *lo., fair to Rood, 12aHe. Armor of Immense Weight. BRENNAN & ROBERTS, Nogi's Losses Severe. The Connecticut will cany three fun wis, two military musty, two main and four secondary turrets und a main deck central battery. The armor has a" total weight of H,'.)'.I2 tons. Mysterious Fate of a Georgetown Man Cliefu, Sept. 20.—Russians residing here say they have revived information that the Japanese losses in the last assault on Port Artliur, which began on Sept. Ill, were 7,000. A Chinese who left the fortress on Sept. 20 says that tile Russian losses were between BOO and (too. This Chinaman says that the Japanese were unable to remain in the three supplementary forts which they captured and that they retired at 4 o'clock on the afternoon of Sept. 20, after enduring several days of tremendous tiring from the inner Who Was Found in the Woods 42 North Main St. Next to Eatjle Hotel DRESSED MEATS—Reef rather more active, and good beef firm; native sides. G%a9%c. per pound: calves steady, und choice light veals firm; city dressed veals at 7al2HC'. per pound; country dressed at fiallc.; grassers at 4a5c.; mutton in moderate demand at per pound; Iambs full steady, but quiet at Salic.; country dressed hogs barely steady at  per pound for medium to light weights. Copied From Wisconsin Paper. This Morning ff)rury's PRICES. One quart Fruit Jars are scarce, but we have plenty. On each side amidships there is a steel belt 1 !),'$ feet long, 0 feet I! inches wide and 11 incites thick. Forward and lift of this belt is another, 0 inches thick, covering the magazines. This is ended by it-inch bulkheads. On the lower deck for 2S4 feet the armor is 0 Inches thick, and on the main dcek for 230 feet, where the central battery is, the armor is 7 inches thick. The protected deck is l'i inches thick the tlat and 2YD inches on the slopes. The main turrets are 8 inches thick, with 12Vi-incli faces. There are two of these. The barbettes are covered with 10 inches of armor and the secondary turrets with 0 inches of aruiyr, with OVi-lncJi faces. The conning tower is protected with steel armor 0 Inches thick and the signal tower with 0 iiithes of steel. Penver, Sept. 29.—Secretary W. D. HaywooO of the Western Federation of Miners said that the reputed letter of President ltoosevelt to President Donnelly of the Butchers' union was copied from the Wisconsin Toiler, published at Ean Claire, Wis. The alitor of the Toiler claims that the alleged ltoosevelt letter to Donnelly was handed to him by a member of the Machinists" union of Kan Claire. The machinist said he had clipped the letter from another paper. This morning, the dead body of James MeRoberts, an aged resident of Georgetown, Wilkesbarre ship, who had been missing for several djiys, was found in a clump of brush near his home. A physician who' made an examination of the body said that there were no indications of violence and that death was due to natural causes. The man had evidently lain out in the brush and succumbed to exposure. His wife alone survives. town- Evans Bros. Honest Weight, Honest Goods. Is oui* Motto. Chop and MeaL ... Corn and Cr. Corn Bran and Midd£... Oats, per bu  No. 1 Timothy Hay Cut Hay  Bale Straw  $1.25 CATTLE—Supply Vnlr choice, $5.r,0arD.05; prime |3.25a3.75; voal calvc Live Stock Markets. market slow; t6.20rui.40; fair, 50. $1.25 45c 85c #1.25 44 and 46 South Main St, forts, HOGS— fair; market slow, prime, heavy and mediums and heavy Yorkers. •$8.35a(D.40; llffht Yorkers, $G.15& 6.26; pips. Jo.75a5.90; roughs. $4a5.^). Receipts $7a7 Japanese Troops Well Equipped. 85c London, Sept. 29.—The Daily Mall's Liaoyang correspondent says: "The winter t*Ciuijmifiit for tlie Japanese troops is .completed. Fresh supplies of ammunition have arrived, and the army is ready to march at a moment's notice. The personal treatment of foreign correspondents with the Japanese has bws completely revolution- 70c SIIEEP AND 3jA M HS—Supply light; market slow; prime wethers, $4.£5a4.40: common sheep, $1.59a2; spring lambs. |3.50a6. Typhoid In New York Kr under GERMAN LAWS, Is Excellent for  r TOOTHACHE,1 iFaceache, Rheumatism, etc. 1 DR. RICHTER'S World-Renowned ■ "ANCHOR" I PAIN EXPELLER. I One well-known person's letter out of menyJ A remedy, which has res"- \|B ceived as many favorable LTh mentions as your Or. [1TjKj ■ Richter's' ANCHOR PAI N JfRA, LXPELLERCmust of necess=y«3jui»l ify possess remarkable heaiinq properties for'the IB ailments, forwhich it is prescribed. ■ • New York. - - 'h/sTi/i/ C ('-/(''■ I -"U. 9 . COMMI3SIOH(H. |H 25c. and 50c. at all druggist* or through ■ F. Ad.BiehterACo.,215 Pearl St., New Vorkfl L 36 HIGHEST national WARDS.-® Recommended by prominent Phy- Hicmns, Wholesale and Ketail^&^n Arbuckles' Coffee.... Lion Coffee  Labob Coffee  Club House  Perri Walla Tea  Lipton Teas  Good Mixed Tea  Early June Peas, 3 for 14c 14c For WEDDINGS Clnurnre f For FUNERALS riUlfCfS 1 New York, Sept. 29.—(irouter New York is at present threatened witli what may be the severest epidemic of typhoid fever in Its history. Not only are the number of typhoid eases reported for the three weeks of September ended last Saturday greater than that of any month last year, but since the beginning of the summer the death rate has been so much higher than formerly that the health department is now thoroughly alarmed and is bending every effort toward checking the disease. For the three weeks just ended the total number of cases reported at the* health department wlft ill. The fatalities numbered 74, or a death rate of nearly -CD per cent. 25c 35c 50c 50c 30c Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J.B.CARPENTER. exeterct. exeteb boro Two Train Wrecking Attempts. Lynchburg, Va., Sept. 20.—Two distinct efforts were m.ide last night to wreck trains on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad alvnit two miles west of Lynchburg. Several large bowlders were placed on the track, and an easthonnd freight ran Into them. As the train was moving slowly 110 damage was done. The crew of the late passenger train from Clifton Forge was notified. This train approached carefully and found that the obstruction had been replaced. No motive is known for these attempts. ized." Iler armament will consist of t 12- inch brcecltfondlng guns, one pair In the forward turret and another aft. and 8 8-Inch gnus mounted in pairs in four turrets oil the superstructure. In the main deck battery there will be 12 7-Inch rapid tire guns, mounted six to a broadside. In addition there will be 12 14-ponnders, 12 8-potinders, C1 25c i)5c Per dozen  New Varrick Corn, 3 for London, Sept. 29.— Central News has a dispatch from St. Petersburg statins that telegrams received in the Russian capital from the front indicate that the Japanese are making an advance all along the Russian, front. Tlie Chinese in the neighborhood are 'flocking to Mukden. -The 25c 05c 25c CD5c Per dozen New Tomatoes, 3 for Special Sale Per dozen Sifted Peas, per can 12 Ac 1-pound iiutoinatU :11ns 2 1-pound Per dozen... Canned Mushrooms Canned Shrimps... Lobster, per can.... $1.40 semiautomatic and 8 30-lnch machine 25c 20c and 40c 25c ON Negro Murderers Hanged %- FOR RENT. Dwelling Store .. Store ... gUU8, In the magazines site will carry fiO rounds for each 12-inch gun. 100 rounds for each .8-inch gun, loo rounds for each 7-inch gun, 800 rounds for each 8-inch gun, 000 rounds for each 3-pounder and SWiO rounds for ouch 1-pounder. Underwear Philadelphia, Sept Webb and Samuel Archer, negro mur defers, were hanged this morning in the county prison. Webb murdered his wife and mother-in-law in Germantown sjeveral months ago, and Archer killed Police Donovan, of this city, while under arrest for burglary. 29.—James O $25 $20 $12 One or two office rooms, on Water Decision Against Insurance Companies. Chicago, Sept. 2iD. —'The ki'ohs receipts of all foreign insurance companies doing business in Cook county" will be subject to taxation, according to a decision remh'ied here by Judge Kavanauh in the superior court. The suit was brought by the National Fire Insurance company of Hartford, Conn., against Collector HnnUerg to restrain him 'from the collection of taxes upon the uross receipts as assessed by the board of review. The decision will affect (RX) companies and will increase the revenue of the county $3(Mi,IKK) to $400,000 annually. William Druty, Leading Grocer of Wyo. Valley, We have just secured by chance 200 dozen Ladies', Men's aud Children's Full and Winter Underwear at low figures, in fact so low that you would hardly believe it. However, wo pass these to you at the same rates. You must come and see. If you want underwear this winter you can't aftord to miss this chance.' Look at these figures. The goods are here now us represented, even better, but not for long. Infants' All Wool Shirts, silk trimmed and with pearl buttons, worth 50c and 75c; yours for.. 10c Ladies' heavy and medium fleece lined ribbed Vests, none worth less than 26c: a lot worth 50c and 75c; these for 10c street. 11-13 SOUTH MAIN ST. Warehouse on Charles Street. Q. B. THOMPSON. Physicians have long been looking for a harmless headache cure. It has been produced by an eminent chemist of the national capital. It Is known as Bronio-Pepsin. Besides curing every form of headache almost instantly, Bromo-Pepsin is equally and as promptly efficacious in chronic and acute indigestion and the nervous disorders incident thereto. It is effervescent and pleasant to take and may be had of all up-to-date druggists at 10 cents a bottle. It comes as a boon to mankind and womankind. For sale by Stroll's Pharmacy. a9TTSlyr The coal bunker capacity of the Connecticut is WOO tons normally, but In an emergency this can be Increased to 2.200 tons. Ordinarily she will carry sufficient coal to steam 7,000 miles at 11 knots, or 2,500 miles nt 1H knots. T. A. DURKIN. Grocery Price List. Four Tramps Killed Frederick, Md., Sept. 29.—Five men supposed to be tramps, were struck by a Baltimore & Ohio train near here this morning, and four of them were killed. The fifth is in a serious condition. He is George Hill, of 121- wood City, Pa. The Connecticut is to be lifted foi use ns a flagship and when In commission will carry 42 officers and "til'men. She is not to exceed #4.212,000 in cost. Bartel's Bottled Beer, Ale and Porter, 2 doz. cases. $1.00 Feed, per 100 lbs. ...$1.20 Canned Corn 10c, 12ic, 15c t t -"a  Pabat Bottled Famous Milwaukee Beer, 2 doz. cases $1.20 Potatoes, fancy stock, per pk .20 Pure Bye Whiskey, full quart bottles 75c to $1.50 Chaso & Sanborn's Teas and Coffees at same price you are paying for inferior quality. Bass's Ale, Guiness's Stout. Dairy Butter 21 Im'd" and Domestic Wines & Gins Mineral or Table Waters. 3 cans Peas 25c Packing House Teamsters Vote a Strike 3 cans Pumpkin.. 25c Chicago, Sept. 20—Because six of the members of their union who participated in the stockyards strike have been unable to get back to work the packing bonse teamsters announce that a vote in favor of another strike has I tee ii taken.' While the drivers, it is said, voted to strike the teamsters' joint council refused to permit another walkout, declaring that it would end in further disaster to the cause of unionism.Family Shot From Ambush. 3 large cans Baked Beans. ... 25c Clam Chowder 10c and 20c King Christian's Condition Hopeless Clinton. Ky.. Sept. 20.—While Kink Head, a farmer living four miles from here, was standing with his wife and child on their front porch last night they were all shot from ambush. Head was fatally wounded, and the woman and child were seriously hurt. Head had had some trouble with his neighbors. The sheriff has gone to the scene. Berlin, Sept. 29.—The condition of the aged king of Saxony, who has been ill for several days past, is believed to be hopeless. After an acute crisis in his condition yesterday, the last sacrament of the church was administered.Best Coffee Best Toas 50c 35c Old Holland Coffee.... Signature Tea, all kinds 50c Finest lino, of Brick, Limburger 25c Do you catch cold easily ? Does the coliS hang on ? Try and Swoitzer in town. Try our Clam Chowder at 10c and 20c can. It is fine. 1 lot all wool ribbed Veete and ShiloH's Consumption Cure TS;icLu,,e Pants, cheap at ifl.OO, on/ low Lady Curzpn Improving %nres 48o SALE NOW ON* London, Sept. 29.—La,dy Curzon is maintaining the improvement in he? condition noted yesterday. Roanoke, Vn.. Sept. 20.—A telegram received from the police authorities nt Danville, III., says they have arrested .John Kennedy, the train wrecker, who escaped from the Staunton (Va.) jail several months ago after huviiiR received the death sentence. The description Riven by the Illinois authorities is almost complete. Jail Breaker Caught. T. A. DURKIN. Columbia Honors English Primate. New York. Sept. 20.—The opening oxerciscs of the one hundred and fiftyllrst academic year of Columbia university. in which the archbishop of Canterbury participated, were held In the university gymnasium. President Butler conferred the degree of LL. D. tiuoti tha Kntrllati nrtwuta Campbell, Rozelle & Webster 46 8. Main St. Both 'phones. Comer Dock Street. Senator Hoar No Better. It cures the most stubborn kind o£ coughs and colds. If it doesn't cure you, your money will be refunded. Prices: S. C. Wells & Co. 3 2.Sc. .SOc. $1 LcRoy, N. Y., Toronto, Can. — MAGNET Worcester, Mass., Sept. 29.—Senator Hoar's condition is no .better today. He failed somewhat during the night. Subscribe for the Gazette. 87\S. Main St, Pittston. 57 S. Main St.