Pittston Gazette

              WEATHER INDICATIONS. k THB H0ME p' n*  L A Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow for Eastern Pennsylvania. Fair and warmer tonight; fair Thursday ▼ » -*r ALL THE HOME N 55th YEAR. I WHBKLY BSTABI-IRHtCn IHfiO 1 DAILY H8T. BT TOEO. HABT 1881. PITTftTON, PA., V IDAY, APRIL 19, 1905. TWO CENTS A COPT. t FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f to Mr. Frlel; that .van partllpnted In the syndicates therein mentioned. I( you made tills denial please inform met whether you receive.! from 1110 tile following checks: BEAR AND BOBCAT SPOTTED FEVER. SHIPS OFF LION NOT GUILTY. HOCH TRIAL r WSSa. case Two New C'bsps Wore Reported Totlny Seranton Physician Acquitted of the in Lackawanna County—One a Charge of Feloniously Wound- "Check to your order, dated July 30. 1902. for *4.."D.'il.58. Metropolitan Street railway fours of alMJSi (Cyndicate). Kcranton YoiHia Woman The State Is Urged to Take Trophies of the President^ Two more serious cases of spotted ' fever are reported .today, in  wahna county. On# is Miss Catherine Dunn, who resides at 329 Everett 41 venue, in * West iiranton and the other a child of Ifi.jttnd Mrs. Stephen O'Hora. of Jermyn, ;Both of the cases Five Havs Thus Far Been ing n Hoy Wholesale Murderer Dr. E. A. Heemans. of West Scranton. was acquitted by a Lackawanna county jury this morning on the charge of feloniously wounding the 9- year-old son of Mrs. Mary Ann Ma& well. The jury also acquitted him of discharging firearms, as charged by the same prosecutrix, but placed the costs upon him. Action. » "('heck to your order, dnted April 29. 1904. for S2.982.04. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington :uid l.ong Islaiul fours (syndicate). Hunt. Sighted. Wives. ADDITIONAL WIV WORK OF THE AGENTS. "Cheek to your order. dated June 1. 1004, for $2,926. imperial Japanese sterling twos (syndicate!. OFFICIAL STATEMENT. CHARACTER UNKNOWN are grave. Miss Dunn was stricken Monday, hut it was not until this morning that it was determined (definitely that tt is spinal meningitis. She is very seriously ill, and there is but little hope given that she will recover. Her pulse grows weaker' gradually. "Check to your order, dated July 11. 1904. for 204.4:1, imperial Japanese sterling sixes (syndicate!. The only witness against him was the prosecutrix's young son. who, it was claimed, was shot in the face by the doctor, who pointed an air-gun at him. The doctor claimed that the boy was one of several who had been stealing fruit from his garden and he merely pointed the gun to frighten the boy away. Five More Wviiien Havt Laid Claim to Prisoner. Endorse Alexander and Tar- Messengers Report Enjoyable Time All Around. United States Gunboats Or- "Check to your order, dated Oct. 18. 19114. for $o,i:j0;,73. Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis fours, series F (syndicate). dered to Investigate. bell, but Not Hyde. At Jermyn a child of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O'Hora died Monday of the fever and last nlghtf another of their children, aged elgHt months, was stricken. Its condition is serious. Won n Xante of Fame. DeWItt's Little Eiarly Risers, the famous little pills, have been made famous by their certain yet harmless and gentle action upon the bowels and liver. They have no equal for biliousness, constipation, etc. They do not weaken the stomach, gripe or make you feel sick. Once used always preferred. They strengthen. Sold by Thomas J. Yates. Glenwood Springs, Colo., April 19.— President Koosevelt has killed a bear and a bobcat. He is satisfied with his hunt for the biggest game the Kockies afford. To quote his own words: "1 got what 1 was after. It was bully sport, and 1 hope it keeps up." This is the story brought to Secretary l.oeb by Elmer Chapman, a courier who was chosen to bear messages between the president and the temporary seat of government at the Hotel Colorado in this city. Manila, April 19.—Three war vessels were sighted at Batangas at 4 o'clock this morning. Their nationality is uuknown.Chicago, April 19.—The trial of Johann Hoch for the alleged murder of one of his wives, Mrs. Marie Walcker Hoch, was begun today before Judge Kersten in the criminal court. The last woman to claim marriage to Hoch is ■D. Caroline Streiker, of 3043 Styles s\ et, Philadelphia, who states in a letter to officials here that she married Hoch Oct. 20, 1904. She says that Hoch lived with her 10 days, and that after he departed she discovered that $200 had disappeared. New York, April 19.—After a session at the Hotel Savoy lasting for nearly six hours aside from short recesses the two hundred odd managing agents of the Equitable Life Assurance society from all over the United States adopted resolutions asking the New York state legislature to "exercise its plenary power by enacting an amendment to the society's charter," this amendment to give the policy holders admission to the directorate of the society. "Check to your order, dated Oct. 24. 1904. for $1,879. Norfolk and Western division lirst lien (syndicate). PATTERSON TRIAL BEGUN. "Check to your order, dated Jan. 11. 190.1, for S28.20ti.81, imperial Japanese sterling sixes (syndicate). "Florodora" Girl Brought Inte Court to Two war steamers have anchored in Llngayen bay, island of Luzon, about 13U lufles north of Manila bay. Face Second Ordeal "Check to your order, dated Jan. 2.'5. 1905, for $12.."C2:Oregon Short Line twenty-five year 4 per cent (syndicate). "Total (without Interest). $(11,44(5.92." New York, April 19. — The second trial of Nan Patterson, the "Florodora" girl charged with the murder of Bookmaker Caesar Young on June 4 last, began before Recorder Ooff In general sessions. Admiral Train, in command of tire United States naval forces here, has ordered the United States gunboat Quiros to Llngayen bay. James \V. Alexander sent the following letter, dated April IS, to James H Hyde: A claim to bo the "original" Mrs. Johann Hoch was made yesterday by Mrs. Katherine von Palo, of Wisconsin. She identified Hoch at the county Jail as the man who married her in Germany In 1875 and twice deserted her. The woman says Hoch's real name is Karl von Palo. Before a word was said when the woman confronted him in the jail yesterday, Hoch threw up his hands, crying: The resolutions also provided, that a committee consisting of one manager from every state in tlie Union and one from Canada, together with all the managers in New York city, should lie named to visit (iovernor Higgins and Superintendent of Insurance Hendricks and secure their assistance in getting the legislature to act in the matter. This committee, representing the whole country, will lie designated before the agents finally adjourn. SEA FIGHT NEAR. Nan's sister. Mrs. Smith, was not taken from her Tombs cell to the courtroom n«r was J. Morgan Smith. Their presence will not be required until Pawnbroker Hyman Stern is called to tell of the purchase of the revolver and endeavor to identify the purchaser. Whether either will be called to testify will not be revealed until almost the last moment. "Keplylng to your letter of yesterday, permit me to say that you well know the disposition I made of the checks in question, and you have no occasion for addressing any inquiry to me on "the snliject. I decline to lie drawn into a disingenuous correspondence with you for the purpose of covering your position and perverting the facts." AVhile he came through Newcastle, where are camped .numerous correspondents of newspapers, he brought his story lutact. There was no leakage, and nil information obtained at (hat place was from a view of a closely rolled fresh bearskin, which Chapman transferred from his saddle to the car at the railway station. FIGHT WITH DOG. Tokyo Expects Clash of Opposing Na- vies at Once. Delaware & Hudson Engineer llaCl nil Tokyo, April 10.—There is practically official information here for the statement tliHt the Russian battleship and cruiser fleet on Sunday night departed northeast from Callao bay and probably is anchored south of the Triton is lands, in the Paracels group, awaiting the arrival of the Jibuti! squadron. The intelligence department of the admiralty board, which has kept in touch with the ltussian ships since their departure from Madagascar, announces that the battleships, under command of Uojestvensky, sailed from the bay of Callao shortly after dark on Sunday night on a course due east. Exciting Experience at Throop Tills Morning, Joseph O'Donnell, an engineer in the employ of the Delaware and Hudson company, had a thrilling encounter with a mad dog early this morning on Parker street, near the farm of the Delaware and Hudson company, in Throop. and only after a desperate light, during which the animal was clubbed to death, did O'Donnell save himself from its poisoned fangs. She is a fraud." Samuel Untermyer. one of the counsel for .Mr. Hyde, said: "Is that all you've got?' asked. he was There was a big crowd in court. Special orders were issued by Recorder Goff against allowing indiscriminate entrance. The presence of 200 talesmen in the special panel drawn for the trial will leave little vacant area for several days, and the struggle to obtain a position of vantage in this unoccupied space developed at times to a riot. "Come here, Karl," said Mrs. von Palo, in German. "You are my husband; come here." "Isn't that enough?" lie replied The day's sessions were replete with developments. Several sets of resolutions were adopted. President Alexander made a brief speech. Vice President Hyde followed him and in the course of his remarks referred to the sale by Second Vice President Tarbell of the latter's interest in the renewal account to the company, which brought forth a sharp retort from Mr. Tarbell. "It is inconceivable that Mr. Alexander should have denied that he shared equally with Mr. Hyde in all the syndicate operations thai were conducted under the name of 'J. H. Hyde and associates.' The checks were drawn to his order on the Mercantile Trust and Equitable Trust companies, signed This was about the substance of the conversation In which Chapman participated at Newcastle. Hoch shrugged his shoulders and walked away. Is a great factor In the matter of buying furniture. It is so easy for an unscrupulous dealer to misrepresent a piece of furniture. My experience as a Plttston business man covers a period of 35 years, and people know my reputation fori square dealing, and my ability as a furniture mechanic. We always maintain our reputation for reliability and sell only goods that glva full value. You will certainly be pleased with our spring showing of baby carriages, bed room suits, mahogany centre tables, hall trees, sideboards, refrigerators and everything else connected with the furniture bus- C'onfldence. He was chosen because lie Icuows when not to talk. Before starting on his huut the president said he did nut want any newspaper men to follow him. To three correspondents representing press associations who accompanied him from Washington the president said: SOUTHERNER'S CJOOU FOUTT'NE •James II. Hyde. S. A.' (syndicate account i. and indorsed and deposited by Mr. Alexander, amounting to $61.44*1.1)2, which is the precise amount of Mr. Hyde's profits. There was nothing wrong or discreditable to either of these gentlemen in those transactions, and neither of them will, in iny opinion. be called upon to refund a penny. The only wrong consisted iu Mr. Alexander's extraordinary denial which tie is reported to have made of the fact of his participation." Sam Hoover I'liuM Something iletter Than (.old .Mines. , The first.attack on the Russians probably will be northeast of the Paracels islands. Information here suggests that this sea tight is not more than twentyfour hours awav. No Hope For Jefferson There is no happier man In this whole wide world today than Sam A. Hoover, of Greensboro, N. C., who is receiving the congratulations of his friends upon his fortunate find of something betteh than gold mines or oil wells. Mr. Hoover in a letter to a friend In Pittston writes: West Palm Beach, Fla., April 19.— Joseph Jefferson's condition remains unchanged except that he is gradually growing weaker. His trouble Is a com plication of diseases which which he suffered last summer. His physicians regard his condition as critical in the extreme, and it would uot be surprising if he should pass away at any moment, yet he may rally and live for days or even weeks. The veteran actor realizes that his end is near and looks forward to it without fear. All hope fo'.- his recovery has been abandoned by Then all three officers left the meeting, and the agents devoted their time to discussion behind closed doors. At 5:50 the agents adjourned for the day. "Von stick by Loeb, and 1 will help you all I can. I cannot send out a ines senger every day, but as soon as there Is anything worth telling you shall There is unusual excitement In Tokyo. not particularly on the government's side, but created by the newspapers, because the Russian Pacific squadron has been permitted to remain in Kamranh bay more than twentyfour hours. The .Tiji Sliiinpo asserts that the use of Madagascar by the Russian fleet was a prolonged violation of neutrality, but that Japan did not care to bring the matter to an international isstie because of Madagascar's distance from the decisive seat of war. The .liji Shiiupo insist*, however, that the use of Kamranh bay if. a direct violation of neutrality within the /.one of actual hostilities and that it is now necessary for Great Britain as an ally of Japan to take cognizance of France's lapse of diplomatic usage. The first set of resolutions which came out declared that the agents pledged their "unqualified support" to President Alexander and expressed their "entire confidence that the president will continue unfalteringly and finish the work of mutualization that he has so courageously begun." have it." Courier Close Mouthed "Three months ago I was greatly distressed by nasal catarrh and entire deafness in the right ear. The labor of hawking and scraping to get my throat and nasal passages free from the foul secretions deposited there, might be about equal to that of a six mule team with a roadscraper to get the earth from the road-side to the center. The courier got through Newcastle without talking, and the president made goad to those who complied with his wishes. i n ess. C. DONNELLY, 79 S. Main St. The time is close at hand when you will need material to make repairs to your dwelling, fences, or perhaps build new. Anything you may need for thiB purpose you will find at the yard of Dershimer & Grlffen.Attend the Annual Kasler Moi/lny Bull of Father Mathew Society. Keystone Hail. J Fresh oysters daily at Messlcb/s. Try Pursell's framing; it's beat. Hyde Not Mentioned. AN ALL DAY DEBATE But if the courier waw reticent at Newcastle ho was different when his journey wan at an eiul. Secretary Loeh had removed the injunction of secrecy. His eyes kindled with a lire that told his admiration for the presi dent's as a -liunter more than could the words at his command. One expression which the hardy mountaineer injected Into his story was: "Say. fellows, he's a beaut and no mistake. The way he scents game would make you think he -was born in the mouii .tains and had never left them There was no reference in any of the resolutions to Mr. Hyde. his family Equitable - Assurance Affairs Get an The Original Mrs. Hoch. Resolution*) were adopted by the ugents giving their "unqualilted approval of the tlrni stand taken by Vice President Tarbell in his support of the president on the uiutualizatlon issue." The Tarbelj resolution was introduced by E. O. Woods of Pittsburg. Albany, N. V., April 1H. — An all day debate"In the senate, characterized by against the management of the Equitable Life Assurance society and the return of Superintendent of Insurance Hendricks, who for the tirst time since the Equitable investigation began talked on that topic with anything approaching freedom, brought the affairs of that corporation into sensatiouai notice. Airing at Albany, 1 purchased an outfit of Hyomei and Hyomei balm, and as a result of its use my he«d, :It: oat a-nd nasal passages arc all free from secretions of any sort, only as Nature designed, and my hearing In both ears Is nearly as acute as It ever was.". Chicago, April 19.—A claim to be the original Mrs. Johann Hoch was made by Mrs. Katherine von Palo of Wisconsin. She identified Hoch at the county jail as the man who married her in Germany in 187fD and twice deserted her. The woman says Hoch's real name is Karl von Palo. • The Flick committee of investigation was commended in another resolution, aud this committee was urged to be prompt in a searching, impartial investigation of the company's affairs, the hope being expressed that (he result would be the means of "placing the society on a tirm foundation and restoring public conlidence." There is no disagreeable stomach closing; In using Hyomel; just breathe It and its pure fragrance will kill the catarrhal germs in the head, throat and lungs. Hyomei balm used in connection with Hyoniei, will cure the worst case of catarrhs I deafness. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Every Precaution Taken New Tork Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co..- stock brokers, Miners' Bank Buildlnff. Say Pnrls, April 19.—The French government lias taken every precaution to secure the observance of neutrality in French waters in Judo-China. To this end Instructions have been sent to .M. Beun, governor general of Indo-CliiitM. again calling his attention to the regulations concerning the observance of neutrality issued at the outset of the war. Money to Loan now. being president don't make any difference with a man that's got the real stuff in him. (Joff said in1 was the real thing and didn't need showing. but 1 didn't believe it." It was late when Chapman liuished his talk with Secretary Lneb. On diamonds, watches, rings and jewelry. We pay the best rates. Yaseen. Xew York. April 19. 1905. High. Low. CI08P. 142% ' 141 % 142 14 41% 40 Hi 41% 59 56 % 58 % 86% 87% 87% 88% 103 103 % 67% 68 % 108 % 109 151% 153% 55% 56 % 39% 39% 55% 56% 44% 46% 163 164 % 14,1% 146% 166% 166% 121% 121% 66 67 106 10 ft',4 154% 157 84% 85% 181% 184% 59 141% 110 95% 33% 66% 33% 99 36% 128% • 36% 102% 45% 23% The subject came before the senate in the form of a resolution introduced by Senator Brackett for the purpose of taking from the Insurance committee his bill, as the result of the Equitable tangle, to facilitate policy holders' suits for accountings. Being unable to get a favorable report on this measure. Senator Brackett secured a chance to voice his views by putting in this resolution aud having it made a special order of debate for this morning. The resolution was defeated by a vote of 30 to 7, with only Senators Elsberg. Hinmuti, Lewis, Marks. McKwan and Sa.ve taking Senator Brackett's side. Ready mixed paints. Williams & Co, The complete outfit costs but $1, and extra bottles are only 00 cents. Ask Farrer. Peck & Roberts to show you the strong guarantee under which they sell Hyomei. It costs nothing unless it cures. Am Sugar Fishing tackle. Armory Loan office Am Car & F Am Loco . . The organization of metropolitan managers was dissolved by resolution, aud the agents declared that the surplus in the society's funds belong to the policy holders. Heating stoves and ranges at Ash's. Amal Copper Atchison com Atchison pfd B. R. T. . . . Money to Loan. 88% 103% 69% Chapman did not reach here until 10:1.% p. m., and then he remained in the villa until nearly 11 o'clock before going to the hotel to see Mr. Loeb.' lie was accompanied by J. C. Austin, a mountaineer, who has been employed in currying supplies to the camp. The two men were escorted to Mr. I.dHi's office, where Chapman presented a written message from the president. Half an hour later newspaper men were called in. but Secretary Loeh. at the request of the president, decided the story of the hunt should be told in an official statement, which follows: On diamonds, watches, rings and jewelry. We pay the best rates. Yaseen, AMUSEMENTS. B. & O. Can Pacific 110 153% Vice President Ilyde, President Alex auder and Second Vice President Tar bell were the only officers of the soci ety admitted to the agents' conference. The Volunteer Organist." Saturday A Serious Case. Notice to tlie Public. Ches & Ohio ... 56 Vi Chicago & Alton 40 C. F. F Among the special features of "The Volunteer Organist," which will be presented at the Broad on Saturday afternoon and evening, are the singing of popular favorites like "The Holy City" with special scenic effects, by Master William Nelson, a boy soprano, and the introduction of two handsome St. Bernard dogs In a life saving act. Four distinct, massive sets of scenery are carried by the company, together with every electrical device known that could possibly enhance the beauty of the piece. Besides a force of stage carpenters and electricians with the company. It is always necessary to greatly augment the working force at the theaters where "The Volunteer Organist" plays, to facilitate the handling of the scenery and' properties the drama calls for. London, April 10.—Japanese diplomats and othej-s in London regard the alleged breaches of neutrality by France in allowing the Russian second Pacific squadron to remain overtime on the Cochin-Chinese coast as one of the most serious developments in the situa- For forty years we have manufactured the best doors, sash, blinds, mouldings and interior finish In the Wyoming Valley. We also sell lumber of all kinds, hardware, glass, paints, oils and masons' supplies. 57 46 % Mr. Alexander opened the meeting with an informal talk, in the course of which lie said: Krie . . Ill Central . . Li. & X. . . Manhattan .. Met St Ry . . M. K. & T. Mo Pacific . N. Y. Central Xorf & West . St. Paul . . Ont & West . Pennsylvania Peo Gas . . . Reading . . Rock Island . So Pacific . . So Rwy com . T. C. & I. Teas Pacific Union Pacific U. S. Steel . U. S. Steel pfd Wabash . . Me Central . 164% 146% 166% J. E. PATTERSON & CO, "1 am not here to mention any of the subjects under investigation by any of the committees having in chlirge those matters. There will be uo personal controversy of any nature. 1 fully realize that you geiitlemen have been the means of bringing into the treasury of the Equitable the enormous surplus which it contains, aud your interests will be guarded: I would shed my heart's blood hi your Interest. You have had a difficult work before you. but we hope it will be easier in a short time."' While SuiDerintendent Hendricks declined to forecast when his investigation will be completed, he said that the next step so far as his department is concerned is to have a representative present at part I of the supreme court in New York county on Thursday morning, when an order is returnaide requiring the superintendent to show cause why he should not be restrained from taking action ou the amended charter of the society. When asked concerning the reports that there is some dissatisfaction because two representatives of the policy hold ers have not been added to the executive committee in accordance with an alleged agreement Superintendent Hen dricks repiled: tion Leave Your Order for Hot Crops Buns at Harter's. 122 67 106% Labuan. British Borneo. April 10.— The United States torpedo boats Chauncey and Barry have left this port to join the cruiser Italeigh in a patrol of the southern Philippine Islands. To Aid Patrol of Philippines. Fresh fish dally at Messick's. 157 85% 1»4% 60 An Official Statement. On diamonds, watches, rings and jewelry. We pay the best rates. Yaseen. Money to Ijonn 60 142% 111% 87 33% 67 "Elmer Chapman, a courier from the president's camp, arrived at the Hotel Colorado. Glen wood Springs, this evening. He reported ever.vlxxly well at camp and having a Hue time. Early Monday afternoon the dogs tracked a big black male bear. He was so big that he would not tree, but made a walking bay, killing one dog and crippling or wounding half a dozen others. By hard scrambling up the mountain side the president got near enough to shoot him. Chapman brought the hide with liim and left it at a local taxidermist to be mounted. On Monday a large sized bobcat was shot, which was also left at the taxidermist. The weather in camp has been fine with the exception of Sunday, wheu there were squalls of snow, sleet and rain. Secretary Loeb will return With Chapman to camp tomorrow morning aud remain over night, taking with him a number of papers for the president's signature and attention;" 143% 111% Try Pursell's framing; it's all right. 97% 34 Vi Wall papers. Williams & Co, 34% 102 36% 34% gl fgjML WOES FOR THUS WEEK; 101% Siegmaier*'s 131% 37% 104% 46 36% 131% Tilt Between Tarbell and Hyde. 37% 104 46 23% It was then Mr. Hyde was introduced. A hiss from the rear of the hall did not disconcert him. He said if he had done anything wrong, iinancially or otherwise, or had participated in any wrongdoing by others, he should be "kicked out," and if any other officers of the .society had been guilty of wrongdoing they should lie "thrown luto the street." ET CAE fERA. 23% NotCvD From C Business Men Wants and Other Minor Matters. The spring line is complete. This store is teeming with great value. "I will answer that question by sayiHg that the charter of the company now requires the members of the executive committee to be stockholders of the •company. How could policy holders be made members bf that committee before the charter has been amended and the amended charter approved as required by law V" LOST—Sunday, March 26, at Wyalusing, a green canoe, "Rushton make. Reward of $10 will be paid for Its return. Kindly address any Information to F. D. Mantanye, Tow- SPECIAL NOTICES. cWDr©w Best oiled opaque shades, the 25c kind 10e. Call and see Bonstein's new line of wall paper. 30 Church street. anda, Pa, A widow who is obliged to work daily for her living is seeking a kindly sympathetic woman who would be willing to take her afflicted helpless child into the home and care for it for pay. Address postal to M. M., 405 Susquehanna avenue, West Pittston, and the mother will call and arrange. al9-4t One lot seersuckers, regular 10c kind, 5c. He referred to the sale by Second Vice President Tarbell of the latter's Interest iu his renewal account and remarked that he hoped no agent would be called upon to sell bis (the agent's) renewal interest. Jw Bleached and unbleached curtain scrim, regular price 8c; now 5c. Very pretty wrappers, all trimmed and a nice deep flounce, also cape over shoulder, equal to any 76c one. Tours at 50c. Get supplied with Ashing tackle- Cumber bind, Md., April IS).—G. P. Miller, head of an orchard company owning several bund red thousand treein Hampshire county, W. Ya., says that many peach buds were destroyed In the colli and storm this week, some varieties being killed outright. Peach Buds Killed by Cold. CSast©r rods, lines, hooks, flies, etc., at Mr. Tarbell followed Mr. Hyde and explained his sale of his renewal account by saying that he contemplated the action six months ago. The records of the society would show an estimate of the value of his renewal interests at that time, he said. He declared that the society made several thousand dollars on the transaction and got the best of the settlement. Then, turning and facing Mr. Hyde. Mr. Tarbell said. According to Courier Chapman, the president is taking the true sportsman's delight In the rough life of the camp. He is one of the tirst to be .stirring in the morning and always the first to sit down to breakfast. The fare seems to suit him, although Jie has said several times lie would be as well pleased if it were less pretentious. The big wliite horse which the president rode out of,Newcastle on Saturday is his favorite of the three that were taken along for his personal use. It Ps not fast, but it is strong, and the Wail is never so stony but the president and his steed cover it if any horse can get through. Schussler's. Bicycle repairing accu- 17-3 A nice lot of 75c lace curtains, 35 inches wide, 2«£ yards long, a bargain at 45c. rately executed, FOR RENT—Double store. Main street, with barn' and warehouse. Banker, 5 N. Main street. 18a5 WANTED—To buy an upright piano. Must be cheap. State price and make. Address, Piano, Gazette of- Will be out, this week and everybody knows what that means. YOU will want a few bottles of it for your Easter Dinner. Order NOW* mail or telephone. Reliable bridge work by Dr. Moon 1 lot of $1.00 lace curtains, 40 inches wide, 3 yards long, selling for 09c pr. You can get all the new vegetables Fancy stripped seersuckers, worth 15c, handsome for shirt waists, your choice at 10c yard. at Frederick's market. Order either Whistler's Birthplace Burned, Lowell, Mass., April 10.—'The house at 243 Worth street and reputed to be the birthplace of the late James McNeil Whistler, the artist, was partially destroyed by tire: The lice is believed tc have been of incendiary origin. flee, 17a-3t phone. FOR SALE—Will sell cheap, very fine upright piano, perfect condition, used short time. Address for particulars Frank. Postofflce, Box 24 4, Pitts- You must change your curtains. Come and see our 18c curtains, wash net with scroll, very pretty and best quality for 10c a yard. Red Star Stamps with meat pur- "1 may have sold my renewal interests, but I never will be called upon to put any money back into the treasury of the society." chases at Hallock's Meat Market, ton FOR RENT—Barn on Butler street from Ma J" 1st. T. A. Durkln. iSa!". 17a3t Children's fast black ribbed hose,, regular price 15c, now only 8c while they last. Down at the bottom notch is where This declaration was greeted with cheers. War on the Mosquito. WANNTED—A middle aged woman for housework. Must be good cook. you always find our prices. Chi on go Ithaca, N. Y„ April 10.—The local health department has begun a wai upon mosquitoes to prevent If posslbk a repetition of the malaria epidemic here last year. Apply at Gazette. 14a6 Gray and white cotton voile, also blue and white, newest style, at 25c yard. Cash Meat Market, President Alexander immediately announced that the officers would wtth■w with the understanding that they Id return if wanted. following letter, signed by James le and bearing date of April 17, Ds given out last night addressslCliDnt Alexander: \y the papers that you deny out contained In my letter The thought of starting home apparently has nob entered the president's head. He says he intends to enjoy himself as much as possible during his outing, and his companions believe he is doing it. If he has thoughts of affairs at Washington he has not even com muntratfld them to the mountaineers. Busi/ess will wait until Secretary I.oel's arrival at the camp today. WANTED—Man to drive wagon Apply at Acme laundry. al4tf Stegmatar Brewing Co. FOR SALE, rent or exchange— 25-a. poultry farm near city, 7-room house, barn and never failing spring. Garden seeds and new vegetables, Pittstoa, Pa. ®miiET Secretary Hay Much Better. Banker al4tf fresh fish, clams. &c.. at Sharp's Nervi, Italy, April 10. — Secretary Hay hrs so improved in health that ht expects to leave here soon for tier many. ICE creCTm, confectionery and milk, wholesale, Coggins' Confectionery. Bottling Department. NEW THONE B4M' Embroidery corset covers; flne line FO Base/ seen/ f/t SALE—For cash, first class Heating Stove. Can be at Qazetto office. tf 3? Sontb. Mali St. of white goods, corsets, hosiery at Clara Wagner's, 18 S. &(atn.