Pittston Gazette

              \V'; • \ *' • • \ v ' THE. HOME PAPER. " ■ For the People of PJttaton and , .. Vicinity. , \ , * -i 1 V '/v WEATHER INDICATION'S. . j , . 4 •* wjflHw / fc' „, , A 1 Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tbrnnw ? lCa.slurii JVmisj-lyaiiia ■ ,ai Sociei Occasional rain tonigh i . - •*** nesday. ■-■L-Ji"" AMi TIIB .—_ I? HOME NEWS. | j ..'T "* pA(jfea C KILLS MANY ■*- , TWO OEN' FORTY CEN' OOl'Y. 1 MONTH, f rnu T?M A D lW»HiSI* KHI'AI!l,IMI(IOID )*£»•- \5CDth YIliAIv. { DAIIA RUT. ht THKO. HARB ISM. PITTSrON, PA., JUNK 20, 1905. REFUSE TO RESIGN. NOVEL ARGUMENT M0RT0NT0 PROBE ST. THOMAS' COLLEGE. CATHOLIC SOCIETIES. HEAT WILL NOT GIVE IN Tin- County Commissioners Say They Bishop Holmn Awimls Degrees to the Convention of the Pennsylva- Two Untitled Delegates are Attending an' Not Ashamed of Their Court Ijargc Class at tlie 8cranton Russian War Party Trying llouse Doings. Noted Theist Tries to Con- Diocesan Institution Will Investigate Equitable Thoroughly. nia Federation In Seranton. Ten Residents of Pittsburg Eaeh of the three Luzerne county commissioners has said that, despite the Remands made by some of the citizens at the indignation meeting oh Saturday night, they will not resign. lineh (leehuvtl he had done his duly in all the business collected with the erection of the new million-dollar court house and was not ashamed of vert Methodist Preacher. The annual commencement exercises of. St, Thomas' College took place, last evening, when Bishop Ho ban conferred the degree of bachelor of science on the following: John ilarte Burke, Edward Francis Xavler Donnelly, Patrick Charles Foley, Michael Ambrose Ollloegiy, Frank Patrick Hawley, John Henry McGUrrin, John Joseph Andrew Merva, George Augustine Mongan. Some 200 delegates to the convention of the Pennsylvania State Federation of Catholic Societies have arrived in Scran ton. At 9 o'clock this morning Bishop Ho ban celebrated a pontifical high mass in, St. Peter's cathedral, which was attended by the delegates. The sermon was delivered by iiev. T. F. Giblln, of Pittsburg. The sessions of the convention proper began at 10:30 o'clock In College hall and will continue tlicoughout the day. Tonight there will be a reception for the delegates and Other invited guests in the hall, being tendered by the allied Catholic societies of the city. There will be another session of the convention tomorrow morning and it Is expected that adjournment will bo taken before noon. Dead. to Dissuade Czar. YESTERDAY'S ACTION ALL RECORDS BROKEN JAPS ARE MODERATE. HIS EFFORT FAILED. Now He Must Convey Property to Preacher's Church. Policeman Caused Stir by Making Demand. Hottest Two Days in History No Move for a Suspension of of the City. Hostilities. Commissioner Schappert invited the citizens to impeach him if they think he lias done wrong; Commissioner Finn referred to the critics as .1 lot of lax-dodgers and said lie was not affected by the howling; Commissioner Smith, who has served three terms, asked indignantly why he should resign because I10 is accused of something he has not done. Those receiving commercial diplomas were: Frank Xavler Doyle, John Patrick Gllboy, Charles Cyril Loftus, James llenry McPai lland, Michael Joseph O"Boyle, Frank Bernard Potter, William ICeo Kyun, Thomas Francis Hippie. New Haven, Conn., June 20.—After four limit's' continuous exhortation— the last installment of the eleven hours that it was stipulated the Kev. ltoy a I W. Raymond should listen to argument— Tlnuldeus A. Peck, Stratford's noted theist, failed to convert the minister to his way of thinking. Now Mr. l'eck must convey to the Stratford Methodist church a plot of land adjoining its property, the consideration named by him in the contract through which the preacher became his attentive auditor for eleven hours. New York, June 20.—For his guidance in the reorganization of the Equitable Life Assurance society Paul Morton, chairman of the board of directors, lias ordered an independent Investigation, made by expert accountants, covering every phase of the business which has excited adverse comment. He sent a letter to Price, Waterhouse & Co. and llaskins & Sells asking them jointly to investigate along lines indicated by him and promising access to all records of the Equitable. Mr. Morton asked especially for a full Investigation of the subjects covered by the Friclc report and a study and analysis of the points made In the report of Superintendent Hendricks. Pittsburg, Pa., June 20.0—Pittsburg Cfalrly trembled and gasped last nifilit at the close of a two-day hot spell. It was the hottest 48 hours 111 the history of any June in Pittsburg, and death rode on the scorching winds. Ten deaths from heat was the record for 4 8 hours. St. Petersburg, June 20.—The war party has by 110 means surrendered. On the contrary, backed by the military element, it is making a concerted effort to dissuade the emperor from concluding peace. Even with the two armies already clinching they are lining St. Petersburg and Pcterhof with optimistic views, and Lieutenant General Linevitch and his lieutenants are re-enforcing their arguments with roseate reports of the strategic situation. Many Russian correspondents at the front, evidently inspired from St. Petersburg, are lloodlng their papers with dispatches in the same strain. Refrigerators at Ash's. DO NOT CARRY PISTOLS FOREIGNER BROKE NECK COSTLY FIRE IN HAWLEY While, the government report on weather in Pittsburg showed but i»2 as the maximum, It was hotter .than that on the streets of Pittsburg. The United States Weather Bureau point of observation is on the top of a 24- story building here, where the full effect of the heat is not felt. Many thermometers In Pittsburg showed 100 Mayor Langan is Severe on Fell From a Window at Proerty Valued at $65,000 Those Who Do So. Boarding Houss in Avoca. The affair is unique In polemics. Mr. Peck's ancestors and all liis family liave been Identified with Connecticut Methodism, but he would have none of it. He had studied and thought" and reasoned till he had framed a religion of his own and he became Its ardent apostle. It became a mania with him. He would talk on the subject as long as anybody would listen. His earnestness became so well known that his neighbors would cross the street to avoid him. He desired particularly to Impress his views on the Rev. Mr. Raymond, pastor of the Stratford Methodist church, declaring his belief that he could convert tlie preacher if the latter would only hear his argument. He offered to pay Mr. Raymond to devote time to listen to him. Destroyed. degrees. One .Man Was Fined $25 and Another Blaze Started at Two O'clock in the There was a great deal of suffering among th patients in the different hospitals, and the physicians throughout the city report that they havo never been more busy than now with the cases of sickness affected by heat. The Novo Vremya's correspondent in his zeal against the conclusion of a humiliating peace points to the hazards for the government in disbanding atf army of half u million men without giving them a taste of success and expresses the fear of dangerous consequences. The same correspondent, however, chronicles the fact that the rank and tile are Indifferent and concludes, "If peace can be obtained without the cession of Russian territory or blood money, then peace by all means." IluCl Keen Attending a Wedding and Scut to Jail for '{0 Bays on This Morning by a Holt of lightning Fell Vsleep Near an Open Window Charge Tliis Morning—C)f- I'ol Iceman Putrick llickey of the Eighty-fourth precinct in Brooklyn stirred up more real excitement in the Equitable Life than has been seen there since Jacob II. Schiff challenged Bray ton Ives and Cornelius N. Bliss to a fistic battle. —II Is Hti|D|MDNcd lie Acciden- fenders Were llolli Ital- Striking the United Slates tally t ell From the Win- ians—Warning to Knitting Mill Wliieh Watt Silverware ai Lewis', the jeweler's. dow to Ground Others. Destroyed. Martin Swlontek, a Poiander, who lived mi York street, Avoea, was instantly killed yesterday by falling from a second story window. His neck was broken by the. fall and the body was lifeless when it was found. No one saw the -nan fall, but it is believed that the-fatality was the result of an accident. Mayor Langan Is determined to do all in Ida power to break up the reprehensible practice of carrying concealed weapons. He has made announcement that all persons brought before him on this charge will be severely dealt with in case the charge is proved. The police have been noti- his honor this morning. The first sons carrying revolvers or knives and to arrest them wherever found. Two concealed weapon cases were heard bib his honor this morning. The tlrst was that of George Ferrari, of 104 Panama street, who had been arrested last Sunday on another charge. Ferrari, Who is 2t» years old, said he carried a revolver because ho bad been held up about a month ago by some English-speaking men. After hearing his testimony the mayor delivered a lecture to the prisoner through an interpreter, the talk being given as much for the Italians gathered at the hearing as for the prisoner himself. He then tilled him $2~D, with an alternative of 30 days in jail. As Ferrari hail been committed to jail without ball last evening by Alderman Loftus he refused to pay his Hawley, Pa., June 20.—Lightning at 2 o'clock this morning struck the big United States Knitting Mill and caused a, lire that destroyed the mill, a hotel, a general grocery store, a dwelling and the postoHice, all owned, occupied and operated by Postmaster Henry Nolian. Fifteen' persons living in the building probably owe their lives to Fred. Steinbauer. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Three years ago he took out a tifteeu year $2,(MM) policy, on which he had paid a yearly premium of $140. lie came over to the Equitable building determined to enforce restitution. It whs his day off. He had dressed himself in his Sunday clothes and carried his shield In his pocket. It was hinted later that lie also had a gun in his pocket, but this proved untrue. Hinted That He Had a Gun. New York, June 20, 1905. Hif?h. Low. Close. 135% 134% 135% 34 33% 33% 48 47 % 48 80% 71) % 80% 82% 81% 82 % 66 % 65% 65% 109% 109 109% 151 150% 150% 50% 50 50% 175% 174% 175% 43 42% 42% 41% 40% 41 163% 161% 163% 147% 146 147% 164% 164% 164 % Japan's terms of peace, according to an interview had by a correspondent of the Novo Vremya with a member of the Japanese embassy at Vienna, will prove to be more moderate than had been expected and will be based on the propositions made in the Japanese note on the eve of hostilities, with the addition of an Indemnity covering the cost of the war. Am Sugar . . Am Car & P Am Loco . . Amal Copper Atchison com B, 11. T. . . . B. & O. . . . Swlontek was a boarder and last Saturday night he took part in wedding festivities at the house where he boarded. With the lest of tinmen y-makers he Imbibed freely of intoxicants until after midnight, when he went upstairs to one of the sleeping-rooms to go to bed. He did not retire, however, but sat down on a chair by an open window and put his feet 011 the sill, in this position lie fell asleep—at least that is what some of tile boarders say. A few hours later he was seen on the ground below the window, and when an examination was made his body was felund to be lifeless, his neck having been broken. The man was aged 3fi years and was employed in the mines, lie bad a wife in the old country. The postotlice, the store, the hotel anil the dwelling adjoin the factory, which was built in the rear of these. To Listen For Eleven Hours. Last April the minister agreed to listen to Mr. Peck for eleven hours if the latter would convey to the clmrch a plot of land that he owned and that was needed for church use. Mr. Peck consented and a contract was drawn. It was stipulated that the argument should be rendered in installments, as the clergyman's health was poor, and seven hours of the time was used up before Mr. Raymond was transferred by the conference to the pastorate of the Vanderveer Park church lu llrooklyn.The destroyed mill was a twostory frame, IGOxlOO feet. The lightning struck it in the rear and set lire, It is believed, to a pile of waste material used in the making of sweaters, which had been stored in the yard. The flames spread with ferocious rapidity to all parts of the structure. It should be understood that Policeman Hickey was us sober As a Judge. He is not a drinking man. He had his policy with him. He had studied it carefully and found, as he thought, that if lie wished to surrender it he would receive $4CI0 in cash. Can Pacific Ches & Ohio St. Paul .. . C. P. I  Japan's Terms. Eric ill Central h. & N. Japan will not insist on humiliating terms, such as the cession of the island of Sakhalin, the disarmament of Vladivostok or the limitation of Russia's naval rights in the Pacific, but will Insist 011 guarantees against a renewal of the war for half a century at Pifteen persons sleeping in the building, including Mr. Nollan and his family and several boarders, narrowly escaped being suffocated by smoke. Their lives were saved by the janitor. Fred. Steinhauer. He awoke and found himself almost suffocating with smoke. Willi coolness and rare presence of mind he groped his way through the smoke to the apartments of the Nollan family and tiie other sleeping occupants of the place. Ho raised the" alarm of fire and then set to work at getting the people out of the building. Manhattan Met St Ry Mo Pacific Mex Central X. Y. Central Norf & West Ont & West Pennsylvania lie went up to the window marked "Surrender Values," handed in his policy and demanded his $400 in cash. 125% 99% 21% 142% 124 99% 20% 112 79% 125% 99% 21 14214 79% 50% "You only get $2tHJ," said the clerk "Don't tell me that!" roared Mr. ITickey. "Where is Alexander or tfydeV I'll do my talking with them. I don't waut to argue with you little fellows." 50 y This diplomat is quoted as saying that Japan wishes to live on terms of friendship witli lJussia in the future Hnd is not disposed to make overharsh stipulations. least, The Methodists of Stratford became anxious for a title to the property and wrote to the minister. For the purpose of quietly concluding the obligation the minister and Mr. Peck agreed to meet in New Haveu last Friday afternoon. They arrived as stipulated and took a car to Savin Rock park. A short time afterward visitors to the park saw the two men in earnest conversation in the pavilion. From half past 3 until (» o'clock demonstration after demonstration was produced by Mr. Peck, while he frequently consulted his package of documents. 13fi% 101% A Had Scurf I'eo Gas . . . Heading . . Rock Island . So Pacific • . . 1*. C. & I. . . Texas Pacific Union Pacific U. S. Steel . IT. S. Steel pfd Wabash .. . 95% Some day you wilt get a bad scare, when you feel a pain In your boweis, and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in Dr. King's New Ijtfe Pills, a sure cure for all bowel and stomach diseases, sueli as headache, biliousness; costiveness, etc. Guaranteed ut Wm. C. Price's, Olias. Waters and Geo. IJ. Stroh, West I'ittston, drug stores, only 25c. Try them. line Tony Vallone, aked 26 years, all Italian living near Moston settlement, was given a hearing on the charge of carrying concealed weapons. He had been arrested by Officer Council for being asleep in the Lehigh Valley station. When lie was searched a revolver with one cartridge in it was found on his person and the concealed weapon charge was lodged against him. Vallone, who spoke through an Interpreter, said the revolver belonged to his boarding house boss and tlit: latter had sent him to town to get bullets to tit it. The excuse did not satisfy the mayor, however, who sentenced the prisoner to pay a tine of $ 2n or under so imprisonment for 30 days in the county jail. Vallone paid iii.s line. Clerks, ushers, visitors and others to the number of 100 crowded around Mr. Hickey, who became excited. 62% 77% 33 % 122% 28% 95 In the meantime, so far ns Indicated here, there have been no moves in the direction of a suspension of hostilities. No confirmation lias been received here of the report from Godzyadani of June 17 that negotiations for an armistice had been begun between Field Marshal Oyama and General Liuevitcli. On the contrary, the latest news from Ihe front leaves little ctmibt that Oyninn's columns are in motion, and.disquieting rumors are curreut here regarding the position of the Russian army, according to which Oyamu has succeeib'd in pushing fcotli ills Hanks far forward respectively opposite K11- anchenKtsu and Kirin, whence he can draw a nooso around the troops below this line. Knew the Law. His promptness In acting as he dill probably saved the lives of 15 persons, unci as a result today he is tlio hero of Hawley. A few minutes' delay might have been followed by disastrous results. "I am a policeman, and I know the law," said Hickey. "If you try to roll me I'll arrest Ilyde and Alexander 38% ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO ROB GARRISON'S FOREIGNER STABBED. both." llickey found out where Mr. Hyde's office is at the end of the hall and, going there, demanded that he ho shown to Mr. Hyde. He was told Mr. Hyde couldn't be seen until after 3 o'clock. It was then shortly after 2 p. m., and Hickey said: The lire made such headway that In an hour the structure was In ruins, a complete wreck. The loss entailed is *(15,000, on which there is $15,000 insurance. Ten tons of yarn was destroyed, and also 38 knitting machines. recently imported from Germany.IHipmit l'olander Was Attacked liy a Made Early Tills Morning—Some One Fellow Countryman and Sc- "In God We Trust." Set Olt Burglar .Mann Prying riotist:D llurl "Yon say 'in God we trust,'" emphasizing each word by pounding tiie table. "You put it on your dollar. You cannot help it. You have nobody else to trust In but God. (Jod is aliso- Open a lDoor. Jacob Saffarin, of Dupont, is in a serious condition at bis boarding bouse from a stab wound which lie Charles Garrison's store, on Worth Main street, seems to be a mecca for thieves. Several attempts to enter the store were made recently anil some of them proved successful. Early this morning still another effort was made, a door ill the basement being ataeked with a crowbar. Before the would-be burglar had made much of an impression on the lock he set off a burglar alarm and was forced to make a hurried escape. "If I don't get ray money l»y 3 o'clock I'll arrest Mr. Hyde and take him down to the* Old Slip station and lock Dying of Famine received early yesterday morning. Ilis assailant, John Warshefsky, escaped after the stabbing and has not since been seen. Warshefsky and Hurra fl11 liad been at enmity for some time past. .They boarded in the same house and lately Iu(e.' Ten Times Kasler is, in its torments, like dying of consumption. The progress of consumption, from the beginning to the very end, is a long torture, both to victim and friends. "When I had consumption in its first stage." writes Win. Myers, of Cearfoss, Mil., "after trying different medicines and a good doctor, in vain, I at last took l")r. King's New Discovery, which quickly and perfectly cured me." Prompt relief and sure cure for coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis, etc. Positively prevents pneumonia. Guaranteed at Wm. C. Price's, Chas. Waters, Geo. D. Stroh, West l'ittston, drug stores, price D0c and $1.00 a bottle. Trial bottle free. About 0 o'c lock they repaired to Wilson's pier restaurant. Seated at the table Mr. Peek continued to talk, while the minister ate. Toward the end of the meal the minister frequently consulted his watch. He was la the homestretch. It is ten times easier to cure coughs, croup, whooping cough and all lung and bronchial affections when the bowels are open. Kennedy's Ijaxative Honey of Tar is the original Laxative Cough Syrup. Gently moves the bowels, and expels all cold from the system, cuts the phlegm, cures all eoughs and strengthens weak lungs. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar contains 110 opiates, is pleasant to the taste and is the best and safest for child or adult. Sold by T. J. Yates. him up." Going out to the main office again, Hiekey demanded his $400. One of the clerks tried to explain to him that a paid up policy representing $400 in premiums would be given him at the end of twelve years, or he could have $200 in cash. Ilickey rebuffed the explana- Objoct to Police Duty. London, June 20. A dispatch from St. Petersburg says that several hundred army officers held a meeting at Krasnoye-Selo, sixteen miles from St. Petersburg, to discuss the situation created by recent events. General Pehblnder, commanding the guard, ordered the meeting dispersed on the ground that it was illegal. A group of otlicers stepped forward and declared that they were all faithful subjects of the emperor, but could not remain in the position of military policemen. It was a position, they said, which completely isolated them from society, toward which they practically sustained the role of butchers. General Pehblnder compelled the meeting to disperse, but promised them a speedy opportunity to meet legally. grew very bitter toward each other. lOarly yesterday morning Warshefsky broke into Sarralin's room and attacked him before he could get nut CDf bed. Before Sarralin could protect' himself his assailant has plunged a knife into his head and otherwise beat liiin until be became unconscious. Warshefsky made his escape. Sarra fin's condition is still serious, but it is thought that 'he will recover. THREE ARRESTED. "IIoll—I whs ltorn into bell, been trying to get out of it over since. Of course I believe in hell." An a lust argument Mr. Pock said I've Beeoming alarmed, some of the clerks sent in a telephone call to the Old Slip station, and a roundsman responded. Former Detective Sergeant McN'aught, who is now employed by the Mercantile Safe Deposit company, hoard the rumpus and prevailed upon Hiekey to take a check for $200. tlon, A Trio Found Sleeping in a Freight Car This Morning—Were Given Here tlie minister produced a receipt for eleven hours' talk, which he passed over to Mr. Peek to read. Tlie Rev. Mr. Ividd of Trinity church. New Haven, who was dining at n nearby table, was called over and signed tlie document as a witness. With a grin of satisfaction Mr. Raymond locked the receipt in his D;riii. The 7 o'clock car bore tlie scientist and minister back to town. Mr. Raymond and members of the Methodist church of Stratford arc jubilant over the result of the endurance test by which Mr. Raymond earned tlie land for the parish. 21 Hours Each SERIOUS CHARGE. None but first class work. Dr. Moon, Three men, two of whom have respectable relatives in this vicinity, were arrested this morning at 4 o'clock by Oflicer Pendergast and Linnen. They were found asleep in a freight car in the rear of Garison's store and were taken In on suspicion of having tried to break into the store early this morning. The three men swore they had nothing to do with the attempted robbery and all three said it was their first time in jail. They were fined $2 each and in default were committed to jail for 24 v $n.ooo,ono ticm Pound George Ferrari, an ItwVlau, Committed Tuiikliitniiock and Other Ifoine Grown strawberries received daily at Frederick's market; also fresh vegetables. The largest diamond ever discovered has been found near Pretoria. It weighs over 3,000 karats and is said to be worth about $4,000,000. There is much excitement as a result of the find. The best medicine ever discovered for the hundred and one aliments of mankind is the famous Hostetter's Stomach Hitters, and through it thousands of persons havo been able to recover that most priceless gem— health. When you remember that it has been before the public for more than 50 years you can get some idea of the wonderful merit it contains, and a fair trial is all that is necessary to add you to its long list of friends who are never without a bottle in their medicine chest. It positively cures indigestion, dyspepsia, costiveness, cramps, general weakness, biliousness and malaria, fever and ague. Try a bottle today. to County Jail Without Itail liiust Kveiilng. George Ferrari, an Italian living on Panama street, was committed tCD the county jail without bail last evening by Alderman Loftus on the charge of statutory rape. The prosecutor is an Italian Kirl, who will be 10 years old in October. At the hearing last evening the prosecution was represented by Attorney George F. O'Brien. HE MA6IET Gill Atlantic Wins Again. Heligoland, Prussia, June 20.—The American schooner yaclit Atlantic won the race for auxiliary yachts from Dover to Heligoland, completing the course in 41 hours 2(1 minutes, 2CD seconds. The unntiai race from Dover to Heligoland was won by the schooner yacht Susanne, owned by O. lluld schinsky of Germany; time, 40 hours 43 minutes 40 seconds. Boer properly aged, free from  I We aret showing a line of Summer Dry Goods, Notions etc., that are unequalled, and at prices that will appeal to every one. hours. adulterants, such as Fatal Railroad Wreck South Orange, N. .T., Juno 20.—Justice Andrew Taylor said that ho had ■carefully considered the evidence in the ease of William M. (Hover, who was accused of burning the fingers of his children nnd that he had decided to find him Ktiilly of the charges, lie said that he had not decided yet what punishment he would inflict when Glover Is brought before him for sentence. He said he was undecided whether to flue Glover or send him to Jail. Glover Guilty of Burning Children Cut glass. Lewis, the jeweler Newlngton, Conn., June 20.—Because ho misunderstood orders which he had received. Engineer S. Scruitt, ordered heVe to help the heavy Fishki11 freight up grade at 4 o'clock this morning, precipitated a wreck In which three of the crew werf instantly killed, himself and the freight engineer badly injured. The support of your delegates Is solicited for R. P. UrOdhead for County Commissioner at the Republican convention. 16-tf iTECMAIEBi' One lot of Children's Dresses made of eliambray, plain and striped, fancy yoke edged with braid, worth 98c; our special price 50c. does you good Graduating presents. Armory Loan Olllce. Tlie beer that makes you bilious is what wo call a "green Infants' long and short White Dresses from 25c. Tornado In Wisconsin. Dr. W. H. Moon, dentist, 13 N. Main. or young beer"—Ca beer that is marketed too soon—iusulll- Ladies' and Misses' Mohair Dress Skirts, In colors of brown, blue and black; worth regular J4.00; special price $2.30. Dp. J. H. Thompson. Office, Board of Trade Building, Plttston. Blue Mounds, Wis., June 20.—A farm hand was killed, several other persons were Injured, over $150,000 damage was done to crops and farm buildings and scores of head of stock were destroyed by a tornado that passed through Dane and Iowa counties and over the townships of Barnevcld and Blue Mounds. DOUBLE WRECK. Crown and bridge work. Dr. Moon. ciently aged, Office hours: 11 to 12 a. m., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. Residence Forty Fort. New phone. m25tf Two Trains Collided oil the 1D. & II Stegmaiers' Beer (the beer that lias no aftertaste) Is stored for months in refrigerated rooms—we keep it there In glass enameled lined ageing Ladies' Embroidered Collars, new designs, worth 15c; our special price 5 cents. and a Third Train Han Into the Miss Elfrida Roosevelt Married Sharp Pains la tie Quest The result of cold, will not grow into dangerous congestion nor inflammation, if the sore spots are promptly rubbed with Dr. RICHTER'S Anchor Pain Expeller Dr. Goldstein of 134 Rivington Street, New York says: " I have found Dr. Richter's Anchor Pain Expeller to be an invaluable remedy in cases where a liniment is required, especially for Influenza, Colds, &c." Our trade mark, the " Anchor " is on every bottle. All druggists, 25 and 50 cents. F. AD. RICHTER & CO; 219 Pearl St., New York. Wreckage Boston, June 20.—Orme Clarke of London 'and Miss Elfrida Roosevelt, cousin of President Roosevelt, were married at Emmanuel church here by Bishop William Lawrence in the presence of a large number of prominent Boston tans. Miss Katharine L. Roosevelt neted as her sister's maid of honor, and the bridegroom was attended lDy Clurence Nichols of London. One lot Patent Leather Belts for Buster Brown Suits, 10c kind, at 5c. SPECIAL NOTICES. A double wreck occurred on tho Delaware & Hudson llailroad, near Winton, on Sunday afternoon. The first was caused by a rear end collision between two coal trains and the second by a third train plowing into the wreckage of the first two. Though a large number of ears were placed out of commission no one was injured. tanks until it Is properly aged. Of course this adds to the cost of One lot fine White Embroidered Front Shirt Waist patterns, $1.25 kind, 75a Fresh vegetables at Messick's. Elmira, N. Y., June 20.—John II. Gray, son of former Judge Hiram Gray of the court of appeals, Is dead here. Mr. Gray lived alone. When he realized death was near he rang a bell used In the old days to cull the farm bunds to meals to call his neighbors. Tolled His Own Death Knell. the brewing, otherwise we could sell it as cheap as the "other fellow." A visit to the One lot Children's Ribbed Fancy Trimmed Vests, each 4c. Ice cream, wholesale & retail. Moffatt brewery will convince you as to the above statement. One lot of Ladies' 10c vests at 8c. Always try to get the best quality One lot of Ladies' 50c Silk Gloves, white and colors; our special price 3tt cents. Quality vs. Quantity meats for our customers. Hallock's, Hard muscles and strong body do not depend on the quantity of food you eat, but on its perfect digestion and proper assimilation. When you take Kodel Dyspepsia Cure your system gets all the nourishment out of all the food you eat. It digests what you eat. regardless of; the condition of the stomach and conveys the nutrient properties to the blood and tlssuos. This builds up and strengthens the entire system, overcomes and cures Indigestion, dyspepsia, belching, sour stomach, etc. Sold by T. J. Yates. Washington, June 20.—The postmaster general and Minister Obaldia of Panurnu signed a postal treaty between the two countries, effective July It), 10Q5, under which tho rates and conditions applicable to articles for the republic of Panama are made uniform with those in force between the United States, Canada, Mexico and Cuba. Manama In Postal Union. Lace Curtains 2% yards long, 35 inches wide; worth 75c; our price 28 S. Main St. THE DINNER QUESTION Is easily solved If you order your veg- Washington, June 20.—The Fredonia National bank, Fredonia, N. Y., has been closed by order of the comptroller of the currency on information received from the examiner that it Is Insolvent. J. W. Schofleld has been upoointed receiver. Fredonia Bank Fails. Stegmaier Brewing Co. 30 cents. Httsten, "MAGNET etables at Sharp's Market. Home grown strawberries. Both phones. Bottling Department. For fresh moats,* tender, sweet, At prices that are hard to beat, Call at Booth & Co.'s, N. Main St. Fishing tackle. Armory Loan Office. Order your lee cream and supplies of Lewis Snitlli, 2 Mill IIlll. New phone. JlS-lm NEW 'PHONE 54S2 37 South Mala St. Fine draperies at Wlllla,ms & Co.