Pittston Gazette

              V;-" 1"' ' fiftsttfttJllk&aSitt THE HOME PAPER. ' WEATHER INDICATIONS. For the Peopla of Plttaton and iM' Vicinity. JvC^ "orecast Until 8 p. m., tomorrow for Eastern Pennsylvania. Rain and warmer tonight; Wednesday, rain and colder; increasing winds. ALL THE HOME NEWS. V IT A P ) WKKKLY K8TARLI8HED 1850. DOlll I fjiVll. ' ltAlLT EST. it THEO. HABT 1882. P1TTSTON, PA., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1904. TWO CENTS A COPY. ( Q P A fi RS FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f ° 1 ieg rrnrtyrQStad'f -w* *jU s receireo Si " xJ.U iei I ' THECZAR'SMANIFESTO; Russian people Involved in this movement. forgetful of the grievous year which lias fallen to the lot of Russia, blinded by chimerical hopes of profits which they might expect from a radical change in the ancient foundation of the Russian state and life, and not knowing what they were doing, acted to the advantage not of their country, but of its enemies. m- a- aaaD a DD•■■■■ ayyyyjyj »WWWI^ j NOW j « Is tlio time to put your 2 2 physical condition up to the | J proper defensive standard € J against the sudden chills of { » winter. You can do thin by ? J taking a wine glassful of $ Stegmaier's People's Store A MERRY DAY MARRED GERMAN  V Is the Best there Is lor V ' RHEUMATISM, i Gout, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. DR. RICHTBR'S World-Renowned tyfit Side of the Picture, In marked contrast with this «afl recital was the feeding. ol' the city's unfortunates at the Municipal Lodging Mouse, at Twenty-third street *ind First avenue.' where from noontime until dark a line of hungry men went hv. patiently waiting their tlirn ta Iih*** Mieir rhineer simsueu. Christmas Gifts For Everybody. Reforms Promised For Russia's Pathetic and Revolting Events Cast a Shadow Over Festivities In New York. Subjects, but In Slightly Modified Form. "ANCHOR" "Now tiie duly of the government is to preserve order in the state and protect the public confidence from all change in the true course of Internal life. Therefore any destruction of order and peace and all meetings of an antigoverninent character nmst and will be stopped by all legal means at the disposition of tin1 authorities, and those concerned in those disorders, especially persons employed in the government service, will be held responsible.PAIN EXPELLER. OtftHgiving m-aae for a!!. Nowhere within a radius? of fifty miles— ami certainly nowhere else in Pittston—Is there such another col lection of useful and original articles at sucli low prices. The Volunteers or America distributed about 5,000 well tilled baskets at their two stations—on Cooper square and on East Forty-second street. Yesterday an equal number was distributed to worthy applicants in Brooklyn and Jersey City. A big dinner for hungry men was given in the post at .lersev City in the afternoon. None genuine without Trade Mark "Anchor." What one physician out ol many testifies' SOME STARVE, OTHERS FEAST EQUALITY FOR ALL CITIZENS New York.July 26 f I697\ I J 'n acute Rheumatism and Neuralgic affections y&X Dr.Richters'ANCHOR'PAIN EXPELLER Is very useful. ~  I mi mnnvsT. , Liberty For Press, Religious Freedom Without Respect to Creed, Removal of Unjust Restrictive Laws, Protection For Factory Workers Among the Good Things In Store—A Warning Issued. Sad Cases of Privation and Still Sadder Cases of Crime and Brutality Come to Light—On the Other Hand, Thousands of Peoplo Are Fed and Malt The question of the hour is— What shall I give? Let us help you solve this problem. Is It for the little folks? A boy, a hook, or a doll? Our mammoth toy department was never so complete as it is this year. Santa Claus has miade till Is store his headquarters again as usual. Made Happy The Salvation Army, in addition to giving out about 5,000 baskets for home dinners, set tables for hungry hordes at the (Jrand Central palace for 25,000 persons. St. Petersburg, Dee. 37. — Emperor Nicholas' long expected reform ukase has been issued. The document deals, under eight heads, with practically all the subjects brought, to the emperor's attention by the memorial of the congress of zemstvos presidents held here last month and, while not specitically pledging the government to carry out the various reforms in their entirety, as demanded by the memorial, promises that each shall be referred to the council of ministers, with orders to report promptly on the fullest measures of relief which can be accorded on the various subjects. 25c. and 80c. at all drurglsts or througn i K. Ad. Blchter&C0..S16 Pearl St., New fork, k 36 HIGHEST national AWARDS. J Recommended by prominent Phyician*, Wholetale and Retail Ministers, New York, Dee. '27.—The celebration in New York of the glad Christmas tide was not without its pathetic features, and many Sad cases came to the Extract "Zemstvo and town statutes and every foria of institution and company must not • go beyond the limits provided for them and must not concern themselves in questions in the consideration of which they have no legal authority. Presidents of public meetings who allow consideration to take place of matters not in their province on questions of general government are liable under the existing laws, and organs of the press, with the knowledge of the responsibility which rests upon them, must for tffelr part inU'oduce the necessary calming effect on public life. Which lias deviated In recent times from Its proper course." At Believue hospital Mi«s Oroton had her army of cooks getting ready all the good things that those with sound digestions might eat. There was a special fare for the convalescents, for the sick and for the doctors and attendants, so that all partook in plenty of Christmas cheer. In the children's wards there was a huge Christmas tree, hung with all those toys that make a child's heart beat faster for joy. nttention of the authorities. Is it for the older ones? Wlhy not a dainty piece of neckwear, or a fin© skirt, a pretty umbrella or an evening wrap, or a fur piece or set, a handsome bag, a belt, a waist, gloves, or handkerchiefs. Gifts like these abound by the hundred throughout tlhe A neatly dressed young woman of twenty-seven years was found unconscious, seated on a bench in Riverside drive. The drifting snow had partially bidden her from view. The woman was carried to a nearby house, where vigorous treatment partially restored her to consciousness. She mumbled incoherently for a moment and then lapsed Into insensibility. An ambulance was summoned, but tligirl died before reaching the hospital. She was neatly dressed, and her refined features told an eloquent story of privations and hardship. The ambulance surgeon was of the opinion that death resulted from long continued exposure without nourishment. It is believed that she wandered all Christmas day and night until she sank down to die in plain sight of Home of the finest residences in New York. Grocery Price List. Before meals ami upon retiring, as it will feed the system, repair worn out functions and so supply the power of resistance so trying in these winter months. Try it. It is a great health saving plan. store. Canned Corn 3 cans Peas.... 3 cans Pumpkin  3 large cans Baked Beans. .. .25c Clam Chowder 10c and 20c Best Teas 50c Best Coffee 35c Old Holland Coffee 25c Signature Tea, all kinds 50c Finest line of Brick, Limburger and Swoitzer in town. Try our Clam Chowder at 10c and 20c can. It is fine. 10c, 12|c, 15c 25c ,25c I Stegmaier Brewing Co f | PITTSTON, PENN'A. 2 I NEW 'PHONE 5462 « You will do your Christmas ehaoping quicker, have mtDre money teft in your pocket ami give your frierula more pleasure by geitting it at the People's Store. Ill Great Jones street, at the famous Mission of the Immaculate Virgin, founded by Father Drumgoole, hundreds of hungry men and women got Christmas cheer. One question not touched by the ukase is that of the constitutional assembly. Neither is the Jewish religion specifically mentioned, though freedom for all creeds or sects, whether Christian or otherwise, is among the subjects which will be dealt with. The men who go to sea were by rto means forgotten in the general jollification. Over 500 of them had a rattling good dinner in the rooms of the Seamen's Christian union. 399 West street, last night. RICE TABLE. PEOPLE S STORE, The various subjects will be referred to committees for early report. The Principal DInIi at the Mlililnj Meal In Java ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. IS South Main Street, Plttston. In Java, as In most really warm countries, it Is customary to rise early aad to take a cup of tea oV coffee, together with a biscuit and some fruit, immediately on leaving one's Ited. This is followed by a more substantial breakfast. but the first really serious meal is served at half past 12 o'clock and is the equivalent of the French "dejeuner a la fourchette" or the Anglo-Indian tirtiii. This meal is called rice table— 'rwww* wwwwe wwww^ The imperial decree, which is entitled "A Scheme For the Improvement of the Administration of the State," is addressed to the senate. Boston's Unfortunates Remembered. FRUITS, NUTS, and CANNED GOODS TO BE FOUND AT Boston, Dec. 27.—Christinas was publicly observed in practically all the public Institutions in this section. In ihis city special privileges were granted the inmates of the variofts penal institutions, and turkey dinners were the rule. In «tlie hospitals and charitable institutions entertainment was provided for the inmates. It is estimated that 'lrUMHl people in the city were fed by the Salvation Army. In the Mechanics' building there was a Christmas tree for the poor children, and more than K) little ones were made happy by gifts of toys, fruit and candy. EVANS BROS. A Nine-Year-Old Martyr. The Ukase In Brief, Campbell, Rozelle & Nine-year-old .leannette McCoy of East One Hundred and Second street, whose father was ill and unable to work, has been caring for her young brothers and sisters while her mother supported the family by washing and scrubbing. Yesterday the little girl, worn out by her efforts, was taken to a hospital, where it was found she was suffering from diphtheria, and a few liours later she was dead. The physicians said she had literally starved herself to death in her endeavors to keep the oilier four children alive. • In brief the subjects which will be referred to committees of the council of ministers for early report are: BRENNAN & ROBERTS, PRICES. Quality Finest. SLSLSLSLSULSULSUUL Prices Right. First.—A .lust and equable enforcement of existing laws with a view to securing the harmonious administration of all the courts. Webster "rystafel"—from the principal dish, a very elaborate curry, In the preparation of which the Malay cooks are especially skillful. Best Patent Flour, per bbl $G.75 Hazel & cream nuts, 2 lb .25 57 S. Main St. New Figs New Dates Fancy Raisins Fancy Currants Citron Peel Lemon Peel Orange Peel Malaga Grapes Basket Grapes Oranges Bananas Nabob Peaches Nabob Peas Nabob Cherries Premier Corn Second.— Zemstvo organization with a view to giving the widest latitude and autonomy to the various district zemstvos, calling additional zemstvo representatives where required and creating smaller zemstvo units capable of dealing directly with the local needs of the peasants. Feed, per 100 1.30 .5b .25 The peculiarity of the rice table consists in the number and variety of dishes presented. From these dishes the guest has to select the materials which, together with the rice upon the soup plate before him, are to constitute his curry. It Is also as well to know beforehand that one is not required to lunch solely on curry, but that the rice table Is succeeded by courses of ordinary luncheon dishes, rt is a case, therefore, of "embarras de rlchesses." Potatoes, fine stock, per bu Keep Dry Premier Tomatoes Premier Succotash " Lima Beans Sunbeam Corn Onions, per peck Granulated Sugar, 17 lb Butter, finest creabery, per lb Cheese, full cream 1.00 Two .brutal holdups, one of which may result in the death of George Sasson, took up the attention of the Brooklyn police. While walking along the street Sasson was set upon by three men, who struck liim with a baseball b*at, fracturing his skull. The footpads were frightened away while In the act of robbing the man. New.Haven, Conn., Dec. 27.—Over a thousand families were provided with Christina, dinners by the Salvation Army, the City Missionary association and the Organized Charities association., For the greater part the baskets containing the dinners were carried to the homes of the needy, making the ihy a busy one for these organizations. In all the cities of the state a large amount of charitable work was accomplished.A Thousand Families Fed Black Label Peas Pride of Rome Peas Third.—Equality of all citizens before the law. this touching the much mooted question of peasant equality before the courts. Nothing wards off sickness better than dry, warm feet. Tomatoes, per can Mince Meat, pkgs., 3 for Mince Meat, loose, 4 lb Pumpkin, 3 cans Prunes, 2, 3, 4 lb for Seeded Raisins, 3 for Sultana Raisins, 2 for Fall Asparagus DIIDDCDQ all8ize8D nUDDEfIB all styles for Men, m«Juen and Children Eng. Walnuts Olives Mushrooms Soft Shell Almonds Olives Stuffed .25 .25 .25 .25 Fourth.—Arranging a scheme of workmen's assurance for the benefit and protection of factory workers throughout 'he empire. Mixed Nuts The second Cianger is that of im.klnn up one's curry "not wisely, but too well," nnd leaving neither appetite nor capacity for the beefsteak or for any of the other solid dishes which subsequently appear and which under these circumstances only produce a feeling of mingled horror and consternation. It Is then that one suddenly realizes that the rice tattle is merely a sort of tremendous "hors d'oeuvre." irs rmnnr o~5" rtmnnnnnrinnr mnrs Alexander Maselwlck and Anjjelo VVentrlk of BTOfifclVIl were peverelj beaten by hlgtrwayuien anCl robbed ot $100 in Brooklyn. Both men were bad ly hurt. Langan's Shea Store, 73 South Main St. This is only a small list of good things we carry for holiday trade. 42 N. Main Street. Fifth.—To neciire citizens against arbltrary arrest and to accord immunity front harsh action of the police except D11 the cases of persons known to be conspiring to commit overt acts against the stability of the state. Raisins, loose, new goods, 5 Raisins, loose, ex. large, 3 lb Cleaned Currants, loose Cleaned Currants, packages .07 .08 .15 A lire in an Allen si reel liousc early in the day following a Christmas celebration caused the death of two women and the serious injury of two women Washington. Dec. 27.—The programme for the president's New Year's reception at tlie White House on .Tan. 2 follows the form prescribed by long established custom. At 11 a. m. the cabinet and the diplomatic corps will be received, to be followed by the judiciary at 11.20 au.il senators and representatives in congress at 11:30. Otti- White House Reception Programme, Sixth.—The religious freedom of all subjects of the empire without respect of creed or manner of worship. IS IT A BIG rurt/'o PRICES. Citron, fancy, lb. Lemon peel, 2 lb Orange peel, 2 lb English Walnuts, 2 lb Mixed Nuts, 2 lb .25 .25 .25 .25 and a man Nan Patterson, the former actress, accused of the murder of Frank 'I1. Young, passed a gloomy Christmas iu the Tombs. She had anticipated celebrating her release from imprisonment with her family in Washington, and ti«p fact that she will probably have to undergo another trial made this Christ mas the saddest of her life. Miss Patterson was sent an elaborate dinner by one of her counsel, but she ate little and wept continuously. She was somewhat '■omposed later in the day by a long letter from her mother. Seventh".—For rescinding all unnecessary repressive laws, leaving iu force ftniy those designed for the protection of peasants and for the benefit generally of subjects of the empire. There are two dangers to be avoided. In the first place, It is quite possible. In spite of the number of the dishes presented singly, to say nothing of an octagonal tray containing a separate chutney in each of its nine compartments. to get no lunch at all, for nothing Is easier than after saying "nein" to a succession of frivolous compounds to dismiss the one solid and palatable dish.—Pearson's. Honest Weight, Honest Goods, is our Motto. Evans Bros. eers of the army, navy and marine corps will be received at ll:4fD. The heads of various government bureaus aiid branches of the government service, including the new Isthmian canal commission, will be received at 12:15 p. in., to be followed at 12:30 p. m. by members of the various associations of veterans of wars. At 1 p. m, the reception of the general public will begin. Eighth.—To accord the fullest possible measure of liberty to the press and the removal as far as possible of the 3 lbs. Cleaned Currants  3 lbs. Seeded Raisins  3 lbs. Loose Muscatel Raisins London Layer Cluster..,  Sultana Raisins  Citron Peel  Lemon and Orange Peel  3 Packages of Mince Meat.... 1 quart Jar Mince Meat  Florida Oranges, per dozen.. Lemons, per dozen..  2 lbs. New Mixed Nnts....... 2 lbs. New Walnuts  Almonds, per lb  Clear Toys, per !b  3 lbs. Plain Mixed  3 lbs. Peanut Brittle  Highland Mixed  Chocolate Drops  Bon Bons  Assorted Creams  25o 25c various restrictive laws, WHAT TO BUY AS A XMAS PRESENT ? ..25c 12%c 12%c 44 and 46 South Main Si The ukase was issued so late that Its contents were no.t generally known even In the newspaper offices till long after midnight. Among those able to express an opinion it was considered to be a document whose ultimate value depended largely upon the interpretation given by the various committees as to the measure of liberty which It is possible to grant under the various heads named. Naturally it has not met the fullest wishes of the Liberals; but, on the other hand, it is regarded by the reactionaries as promising entirely too much in the direction of liberal reforms. It is complained also that there Is some ambiguity of expression iu the various sections of the document which must be left to interpretation by those to whom the various reforms are intrusted. ..15c 12i,4c Think Straight, Wo Lave both the inexpensive as well as the expensive articles in the jeweler's line. Somewhere in the happy medium between these, you will find just what you want. It would be impossible for a lawyer to make a reputation in his profession while continually thinking about medicine, or engineering. He must think about law aud must study and become thoroughly imbued with its principles. It is unscientific to expect to attain excellence or ability enough to gain distinction in any particular line while holding the mind upon and continually contemplating something radically different.—Success.25c 25c COAL Morris Fielding, a young clerk in a banking house, grieving, the police say, over the separation of liis parents, ended his life at his home by shooting. 25c Oregon Senators to Be Heard BRYDEN & MILLER Portland, Ore., Dec. 27. — United States Senator Jolm Mitchell and Congressman Binder Herman of Oregon will have an opportunity of going before the United States grand jury and explaining the charges which they say have been made against them in connection with the land fraud cases. The interest in the grand jury now centers around the nature of the charges which Senator Mitchell and Congressman Herman say have been preferred against them. What these charges are, if any have been made, will not be known until after the session tills afternoon. With heMrve-months-old baby in her arms her four-year-old daughter ttjftf.ffng by her side Mrs. Molile Carey applied to the authorities for food to keep her children alive. She had been dispossessed. We are here to help you select, RETAILEB8 FOlt RELIANCE COAL CO 3(« SkitjafO; OF UPPER PITTSTON Best and Purest Coal on the Market —Old Pittston Vein. Prompt delivery on both sides of the river. 25c 36 W. Market St., Wilkesbarre. . .10c 12 ..10c ..10c Played Santa Claus, Then Died William McLean of East One Hun: dred and Sixteenth street presided as Santa Clalls at a merry Christmas party and enlivened the household. lit retired and was later found dead in bed with gas pouring from a jet. It is thought his death was accidental. Siffn of the Gambler. LEGAL NOTICES. OLD TELEPHONE 181-5 OR 175-2. When yon see a man excessively sblned up, new overcoat, new hat, trousers painfully creased, shoes that rellect images of the surroundings; when you see him enter a car, throw the tall of his coat up his back before dropping into a seat, stretch out his legs, jerk up his trousers and begin to clean his nails, it is safe to bet $1,000.- 000 he Is a successful gambler.—New York Press. William Drury, Election Notice. The following communication was Issued by tlie government early this A Government Warning, The annual meeting of the share holders of tho First National bank of Plttston, Pa., for the election of directors to eerve for the ensuing year, will be held at the banking house on Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1905, from 12 to 1, Leading Grocer of Wyo. Valley, 11-13 SOUTH MAIN ST. Warehouse on Charles Street. CHRISTMAS AT Detectives are searching for the person who celebrated Christmas by blowing out the front of Moses Israel's djry goods store on Third avenue. He was awakened by two explosions, which knocked out the front of the store. The police found the remnants of a bomb. British Steamer Still Aground. morning m MAGNET Now York, Dec. 27. — The British steamship Drutnelzler, which went ashore on the point of l'ire island bar, two miles west of the Fire island lighthouse, Sunday night in a blinding snowstorm, is still hard aground. The vessel left New York Sunday, bound for Swansea and Havre, and when she struck was many miles out of her course. Wreckers were sent to her assistance from this city, but their efforts to pull her off the bar have so far proved unavailing. "In the autumn of this year there was a meeting in St. Petersburg of several zemstvos of the various governments, who expressed a series of desires concerning what were, in their opinion, indispensable reforms in the interior government of the empire. These desires were made the subject of action by members of various other assemblies, which met for the purpose, and also, notwithstanding the provisions of law, were considered at the deliberations of certain town councils and zemstvos. noon C. S. CR1ANE, A Hard Tnalf. Iaw4t Cashier. Holiday Wines and Liquors Midget—The fat lady says she had a hard time making both ends meet. Glasseater—Was she In debt when she Bald that? Midget—No, she was trying to put on her belt.—Chicago News. Election Notice. Santa Claus arrived here yesterday with gifts for old and young. He, stands In the window ready to welcome every one. lie has tops, drums, horns, wagons, rocking horses, wheel barrows, automobiles, trains on tracks, carts, stuffed animals, and a number of other toys for the boys. Dolls, carriages, go-carts, dishes, cradles, washing sets, games, and every toy a little girl asks for, at the lowest prices. For the older ones he has ties, silk mufflers, silk suspenders, fancy sleeve holders, sweaters, gloves, rings, watch chains, match boxes, cuff links, many things to make you happy on Christmas morning. The girls are not forgotten toy old Santa Claus. He hap brought for them fancy handkerchiefs, plaid silk hair ribbons, bright as Christmas Itself, beautiful pin cushions, leggings, umbrellas, top collars, lace collars, stocks, jewelry, perfumes, gloves and every article that may be wanted. Following a trivial quarrel with his wife, Conrad Fredericks hanged himself In his home in East Forty-eighth street. The man took offense at a remark of his wife after he had given the presents on a Christmas tree to his three children and left the room. A few hours later a neighbor found Fredericks' body hanging over a balustrade in an upper hall. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the People's Savings bank | of Plttston, Pa., to elect director* for Ohe ensuing year will Ibe held at their banking house between the hours of 10 and 11 a. m., Tuesday, January 10, 1905. ' E. H. Hughes, Cashier. The choicest line of fancy high grade bottled beverages for family and table use ever shown in Pittston "John," she said reproachfully as he came home at 2 a. m., "you have been out ngain." Hla Lurk Chanced. Fine stock of Confections A Blizzard In the West. "Thus by the action of people who endeavored to Introduce discord into public and state life excitement arose in the minds of certain sections of society, chiefly among Impressionable youths. In certain towns of the empire there occurred a series of noisy meetings, which demanded the presentation to the government of certain demands which were inadniissable in the face of the sacred foundations of the laws of the empire and the indestructable elements which form the government. These sections of the public made street demonstrations in bands and openly resisted the police and authorities.Election Notice and Harry Cannon, an employee of the United States Express company, who tame here several years ago from Hayton, O.. was found dead in his room. He had been asphyxiated by escaping gas. Omaha, Neb., Dec. 27.—A blizzard has been general over the greater part of Indian Territory, Ivangas, Nebraska and western Iowa. A terrific wind is blowing here, aiid the thermometer Is near the zero mark. A thousand telephones are out of working order in Omaha, where a heavy sleet storm impeded communication. "No, my dear, 'pon honor. This time I was In $11." The stockholders of the Miner'fl Savings bank of Pittston, Pa., will meet at the bank on Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1905, from 2 to 3 p. m. for 'the purpose of ©looting eleven trustees to serve for the ensuing year. 22dtd W. L. Poster, Casfhier. New Fruits and Nuts Forgiveness Is a woman's privilege, is it not? And to need It Is a man's.— Beatrice Heron-Maxwell. just received, at The store that sells goods of high quality Mrs. Hattle Goddcn of East One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street was shot in the right shoulder by Charles Fvessie. a boarder in her flat. Th(jy quarreled over money due. Windwheel lung testers 15c. Krlse. ANNUAL MEETINB NOTICE. T. A. DURKIN. Mrs. Mackay Improving. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other disease# put together. ami until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. for a (treat many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and proscribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Ilttli'n Cnlanlt Cure, nmtiuftu;tui'»d by F. J. Cheney Ck Co.. Toledo. Ohio, Is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any ease it falls to cure Send for circulars and testimonials. Address: F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O. S&deb5Jfor constipation. The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Union Savings and Trust Company of Pittston. 1DU.. for the election of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may come before it. will be held at the office of the Company. Tuesday morning, January 17th. l«o«, at 10o'clock. E. G. MERC'tjR, Sec'y. London, Dec. 27. — Mrs. Frank J. Mackay, formerly of Chicago, now residing In England, who sustained a slight concussion of the brain Dec. 19 as a result of an accident Wldle fox hunting, continues to make good progress toward recovery. 45 S. M«" Si Both 'phones. Corner Dock Street. At a celebration in a house In East Twelfth street Joseph Kolepak, eighteen years old, was shot in the head and will probably die. The police have arrested Andrew Koson, eighteen years old, on a charge of felonious assault. CHICHESTER'S PILLS VNHHl. lO.OOO Testimonial*. LndiM.nsk Drufflat for CHICHESTER* ENGLISH In rx KED nod Cold metallic bona, aanlad with |R S** W| blue ribbon. Take mo other. RefW / w n 8 ubatlt®Uana Aafrrow V »C lln»ttl"«. or send 4 cent* In ataapaJbr P«m- "Such movements against the existing order of government, which have fallen adversely upon the bulk of the Russian people, who are loyal to the everlasting foundations of the existing government, gave to the excitement above referred to an undeserved iniportauce of a general tendency. The 40,38,57,*), 8,6,10,13. Oome now; stock may be gone when you want It most. INSTATE OFGERTRUDE BRANDENBURG late of J*ittaton. deceased. Letters testamentary u|Don the abote named estate having been.grauted to the undersigned. all persons Indebted to said estate ur*D requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands to present the same without delay .to FRANK BRANDENBURG, Sit. W. I. Hibba, Attorney. I8.i5.cl'2,9.10.2:1 C Miss Cecil Hall, twenty-one years old, killed herself by jumping out of a third story window of her residence In West Forty-sixth street. Well Known Englishman Dead. — MAGNET 87 8. Main Si, Pittston. London, Dec. 27.—ltev. John Mackenzie Hacon, lecturer, scientist and aeronaut, is dead at Coldash, Newbury, of pleurisy. He was born In 1840. Three boys were badly hurt while coaa'iug in Central park. Oue had ■ SHHfiffii