Pittston Gazette

              TH1C HOME PAPER. n ■ For the People of Plttston and Vicinity. AlJj THE HOME NEWS. • ' ' " '*■/' fV; ' Fair; south winds • -.1 '-.ocUhn 'H'Ct0r;C-a I -* T J-.1|»| I| I a. , ?w D ♦ 56th YEAR. I WJ 1 DAI PITTS' »N, PA., LY, A 5, 1905. cent! a month. 8 P. w. GENEROUS JAPS. CAPl M.I8T INDICTED. VESSELS Jestic and Marie, manned with hi on of the naval reserve. Enough are held here to man the United States steamer Stranger, which, is unable to navigate Lake Borgne, but la held In readiness to proceed to Mississippi sotuid In eft so she Is needed. ATEWIRE-ISDEAD CHIEF A PARTNER ST. PETER8BURG HOPEFUL. Vi C. P. Pfister of Milwaukee In Grand Jury's Graft Net. Milwaukee, Auk. 5.—c. p. pflster, one of the wealthiest citizen!" of Milwaukee, was oaught In the grand jury's graft net, together with State Senator Barney A. Eaton and thrtn; others, lti all eighteen true hills were added to the scores that already have been returned by the present and preceding grand juries. Good Impression Created by M. Witte'i Reception Here. St. Petersburg, Aug. 5.—The newspapers generally express satisfaction with the unexpectedly cordial reception given to M. Wltte In the United States, and a more hopeful tone regarding the outcome of the peace negotiations Is manifested. iv Louisiana Takss Mississippi Was Engaged in Printing Will Free Prisoners in Sak- Thirty-eight Feet of Picture halin. Men. At a Joint mafts meeting of all the business organizations of the city the movement begun some days ago to have the federal government take charge of the situation was brought to a successful head. By a unanimous vote a resolution was adopted calling on Governor Blftnchard to ask tho United States to place the marine hospital service in supreme command. Cord in Stomach. Meat Labels. SIXTY MILLION A YEAH The public generally Is also In a more hopeful mood. Dispatches from New York, with European comment on the situation, fill several columns of every newspaper. RAINS IN MANCHURIA. FEDERAL AID ASKED. THE MAN WAS INSANE. The indictment against Pflster alleges thaj on Maifth 30, 1001, the accused was bailee of a sum of money, said to be $14,000, placed in his hands for the Wisconsin Rendering company to obtain for the company a large contract from the city of Milwaukee for the disposal of garbage. It is charged that the money was not used for the purpose intended' and that Pflster fraudulently converted the money to his own use. Every Mountain Path is a Said He Was Full of Wire and Autopsy Proved It. Secretary Wilson Says He The selection of Tuesday as the day for the opening of the pence conference has relieved many Russians, who feared that the conference might begin on Monday, which to the Muscovites is a day of evil omen. New Orleans Calls for Such Can See No Wrong. Torrent. Action. President Takes Actiort. Washington, Aug. 5. — President Roosevelt forwarded to Surgeon General Wyman of the public health and marine hospital service a telegram from Governor Blanchard of Louisiana requesting that the United States government take control of the yellow fever situation in New Orleans. The president directed the surgeon general to take every step In his power to meet the situation in New Orleans and to notify him what further action Is advisable and possible for the federal authorities to take. Norristown, Pa., Aug. 6.—Frank- Wallace, an Inmate of the State hospital for the Insane, ended his life by swallowing 38 feet of fine wire which was found In two sections In his stomach when an autopsy was made to disclose cause of death. Washington, Aug. 5.—Dr. D. E. Salmon, chief of the bureau of animal Industry of the department of agriculture, admitted that he was a partner of George E. Howard aud that while he was such partner George E. Howard & Co. received a contract from the department for printing meat Inspection labels. Dr. Salmon admitted also that he and Howard had consulted about the matter while Howard was making the experiments which resulted In his getting a patent on the label, about tit),000,000 of which are used annually by the department. Dr. Salmon, according to his admission, was a partner of Howard from 1895 until 1901. In the first named year Howard was a chalk plate illustrator for the National Tribune, the official organ of the Grand Army of the Hepubllc. That year he got out the first number of The Feather, a poultry Journal which he Is still publishing. He told Dr. Salmon that be had not money enough to get out the second number. IDr. Salmon says he had confidence* in the young man and loaned him $1,000, so that the second number of The Feather appeared on time. Subsequently he loaned him other sums of money, amounting lu all to nearly $2,000. Washington, Aug. 5.—From an authoritative source it Is ascertained that the Japanese government has determined upon certain fundamental principles for the treatment of the Kusslan residents of Sakhalin island, which has been occupied by the Japanese. The island has been used for some time by the Russian government as a penal colony, to which have been sent prisoners of all classes. It Is said here' that there are now between 20,000 and 30,000 Russians there. New Orleans, Aug. 5.—The expected clash between the quarantine patrol fleets of Louisiana and Mississippi occurred in the waters that lead to Mis sissippi sound, in the gulf. Though not a shot was tired, the Louisianans captured two of the "enemy's" vessels and kept their crews prisoners. Definite information as to the nature of the Japanese terms Is not expected before Thursday, as the exchange and verification of credentials and other formalities vrill, it is expected, consume two days. fflister is a director of a leading bank, owns a large interest in a big tannery, is proprietor of a large hotel and owns one of the leading newspapers of Milwaukee. Wallace, who was 24 years old, was transferred here eight months ago from the Philadelphia county prison. He suffered from delusions, and when he told his caretakers this week that ho was "full of wire" the matter was regarded as improbable by the physicians. He insisted that an operation would confirm his statement, but • "he was too weak to undergo one and was informed, by way of an attempt to cure his supposed delusion, that an operation would kill him.. Japan'* Course Clear. The Grace was in Louisiana waters, in the vicinity of ltigolets, when Captain Bostiek made a demand on them for credentials to show the authority under which they were acting. They did not produce the credentials. Captain Bostiek theu demanded that they haul down their quarantine flag while in Louisiana waters, and Captain Blunt did so. He then left for his headquarters with the expressed intention of getting credentials and returning to present them. The Grace left a launch in the waters at Bigolets, but was not disturbed by Captain Bostick's forces. Tokyo, Aug. 5.—The utterances attributed to M. Witte and Trofessor de Martens In reference to the peace conference are treated by the Japanese press as idle rumors. The leading papers say that Japan's course Is clear and admits of no deviation. She will formulate her ternis, and in the event of their rejection sjie will prosecute the war more vigorously than ever. DALRYMPLE'S PLAN. According to the determination reached by the Japanese government, all prisoners except those confined on the Island for political offenses are to be deported to Itusslan territory in such a manner as the circumstances may necessitate. Those prisoners who have been enlisted as members of the volunteer militia are to be treated as such—that is, they will be shown certain consideration and Riven certain privileges. The ]Dolltlcal prisoners who desire to emigrate to foreign territory will be allowed to do so by special permission.Dunne Adopts Advice to Let Traction Ensign Perry Buried. Lines Go Awhile. Stockbridge, Muss., Aug. 5.—The funeral of Ensign Newman K. Perry, one of the officers who lost his life through the explosion on the gunboat Bennington nt San Diego, Cal., was held here. The officer's body was viewed by many friends at Willow Grove. Chicago, Aug. 5.—Mayor Dunne, in bis revised propaganda for "ultimate" and not Immediate municipal ownership, is following the advice given in the letter of .James Dalrymple, the Glasgow expert, which the mayor suiD- pressed. "All right; cut mc open when I'm gone and see," said Wallace Just before he died. The autopsy revealed the presence of one piece of wire three feet long rolled Into a ball. The other piece was 35 feet 3 Inches long and was' partly rolled Into a ball, although 12 feet of this piece had unwound and had worked and pierced through the intestines causing peritonitis. With thia. mass of wire was found a piece of broom straw four inches long. The case Is the oddest in the history of the hospital atid the 40 years' experience of Dr. D. D. Richardson. Tho wire was the kind used In hanging pictures. BASEBALL. Mr. Dalrymple finds a special obstacle in the valuations of existing lines based on what the present owners paid for them. Therefore he recommends that the city, while announcing its Intention to take over the lines in the future, allow the fraction companies "to continue to operate in the streets for a sufficient time to work out their present franchise values." This is the plan of the tentative ordinance. The nature of Mr. Dalrymple's advice Is the renson why the administration, which invited him to Chicago, has kept it secret. Mr. Dalrymple warns Mayor Dunne tlnrt it would be out of the question for the; city to make a success of municipal operation under present political conditions.Harvest Hands Wanted. Games Played by the National, Amerl« can and Eastern League Clubs. NATIONAL. LEAGUE. At Pittsburg-New York, 5; Pittsburg, 7. Ames, Tnylor, Bresnahan; Hlldebrand, Lynch, Pletz. At Chicago—Boston, 1; Chicago, 2. Wll lis, Moran; Lundgren, Kllng. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. W. L. P.O. W. L. New York «9 27 . 719 Cincinnati 48 48 Pittsburg. 60 35 . 632 St. Louis. 3« 61 Phlla'phla 65 38 .591 Boston.... 31 66 Chicago... 54 42 .563 Brooklyn. 28 64 AMERICAN LEAGUE. At New York—St. Louis, 3: New York 7. Howell, Sugden: Newton, Powers. At Philadelphia — Detroit, 0; I'hiladcl phla. 8. Donovan. Drill; Plank, Schreck. Second Game—Detroit, 3; Philadelphia 2. Kitson, Clark; Henley, Barton. At Washington—Chicago, 5; Washing ton, 6. Owen. Smith, Bulllvan; Puttcn Kittridge. St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 5.—Nearly 10,000 harvest hands arc needed in the northwest, according to a notice Issued by the Northern Pacific railroad. Wages range from $1.75 to $2.50 a day. Later the Grace was stopped and taken by the Louisianans, who needed Just such a boat to go after the Winona, a United States revenue cutter which has been the worst offender iu the eyes of the Louisianans. These provisions are to apply to nil prisoners without prejudice as to their nationality, race or origin. The Japanese government will assume that all those persons except those who are to be deported are citizens of the island and will be allowed the privilege of declaring their allegiance to Japan. A large number of petitions recently have been circulated in the United 8tates, signed mostly by citizens of Jewish extraction, asking the Japanese government to grant freedom to "these victims of political oppression" now on the island. CONTRACT NOT YET AWARDED. After Revenue Cutter. p.c. .MO .371 .320 .301 The launch Tom of the Louisiana fleet, with Lieutenant Ivy in command and Sheriff Nunez of St. Bernard parish on board, captured the Mississippi boat Tipsy, In command of Captain English. The captain and crew were placed under arrest by Sheriff Nunez and were sent with their boat to St. Bernard parish, where they were taken to the parish prison for detention. Later the Mississippi oyster fleet boat Grace was captured and taken as a prize, remanned and sent out with orders to capture the revenue cutter Winona. Dr. Salmon Investigated. Very Little Stands In ay of Transfer FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. To secure himself. Dr. Salmon says, he entered Into a partnership with his young friend which continued until July, 1001, when it was dissolved because Howard got contracts from the government for the label which he had Invented. They had a settlement, and Dr. Salmon says he took Howard's notes for the balance due him. of Court House Work to Doyle New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. & Doulc, It Is expected that the contract for the erection of the new court house will be transferred from Wilson J. Smith to Doyle & Doak on Monday. The only thing that now stands in the way of a transfer is thfe contract between Smith and the Carluccl Stone Co., of Scranton. Carluccl is not satisfied with the amount offered him for his contract but it is expected that a satisfactory termination of this matter will be reached either this afternoon or on Monday. In the meantime the Iron men are working on the frame and are expected to continue without further' cessation. The stone work is practically at a standstill, but will be resumed as soon as the change of contract is made. New York, Aug. 5, 1905. High. Low. Close. 142% 142% 142% 36% 36% 36% 48% 48% 48% 84% 83% 84 87 86% 86% 6'J% 69% 69% 114% 114% 114% 155% 155% 155% 55 54% 54% 181% 180% 181 46% 46 46 47% 46% 47% 171 171 171 146% 146% 146% 127% 127 127% 100% 100% 100% Am Sugar . . Am Car & P Am Loco . . Amal Copper Atchison com B. K. T. . . . B. & O. . . . At Boston—Cleveland, 6; Boston, 7. Joss, Buelow; Gibson, Dlneen, Armbrustor. Paterson. X. .1., Aug. 5.—Mayor Bel sher, who has been missing since Monday, while under accusations of misappropriating funds of estates of which he was the executor and of forging official records, has not been found. At this late day a warrant has been issued for arrest bf County Prosecutor Emley on complaint of City Recorder Isaac Nonberg. Notice that it has been issued has been forwarded to some of the many places to which the missing mayor may have gone since his disappearance. A close friend says that he bought a ticket to Europe a week ago. May Be In Europe. The original report about the bureau of animal Industry had it that the label for Inspected meats was being furnished by a man who had as a partner one of the scientists in that bureau. Secretary Wilson at once deputed Dr. Salmon to purge his own branch of the government service. Howard came to the department with his stock books and check books and showed them to the Bceretary and Invited him to Inspect them for names of employees of the department. Dr. Salmon reported. Secretary Wilson says, that he had not found any one who owned stock lp the label company. »*\ FROM SEAT OF WAR. W. L. P.C. W. U P.C. Phlla'phla 53 30 .586 Boston.... 43 43 .600 Chicago... 51 36 .586 Detroit.... 44 47 .481 Cleveland. 63 3H .576 Wash'ton. 34 56 New York 43 41 .512 8t. Louis. 32 66 .304 STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Almoat Tropical Rains Are Falling In As the Tom was running through Lake Borgne the Tipsy attempted to cross her bows and head her off. The naval reserves on the Tom concealed themselves, and only ttie commander appeared, standing in the bow. The Tipsy stopped the Tom and demanded her name and destination, and Lieutenant Ivy asked for their authority. The Misslsslppians boarded the Tom, but their replies satisfied the Louisiana commander that they had no federal authority for their act, and Sheriff Nunez and the crew then came from cover, demanded the surrender of the Mississlpplans and placed them under arrest. The prisoners submitted meekly. The boat and the prisoners were then sent to St. Bernard parish. Can Pacific Chcs & Ohio St. Paul .. . C. F. I  Manchuria. Godzyadani, Aug. 0.—Almost tropical rains arc falling In Mnnchuria, and the hilly regions are Impassable for trains of artillery. Every mountain path is a torrent and every valley n quagmire. Important operations ap parently will be impossible for a long time to come. The alternation of mint: and fervid sunshine has a depressing effect on the health of the army. EASTERN LEAGUE. At Jersey City Rochester. 2; Jersey City, 5. Erio 111 Central LD. & N. At Baltimore—Toronto. 0; Baltimore, 8. At Providence — Buffalo, 4: Providence, 3. Met St Ry Mo. Pacific Mcx Central N. Y. Central Am. Smelter Ont & West Pennsylvania Peo Gas 22% 22 % 22% W. L.. P.C. W. L. P.c. Jersey C'y 56 30 .G47 Buffalo.... 3S 44 .4(13 Baltimore. 54 30 .643 Toronto... 34 51 .4o0 Provi'ence 49 34 .500 Rochester. 33 50 . 300 Newark... 43 43 .500 Montreal.. 33 57 . 3^7 STANDING OF THE CLUBS. 146% 146% 146% TROLLEY MEN. 128 53% 126% 52% 127% 53 143 107 106% 31% 65 % 35% 89% 33% 131 142% 106% 106% 31Vi 64% 34% 89% 33% 130% 143 106% 106% 81% 65 V4 35 89% 33% 130% Secretary Wilson will not make any further Inquiry. Into the relations between Howard and his company and Dr. Salmon unless he Is forced to. lie believes that It was neither legally nor morally wrong for George E. Howard & Co. to have a contract with the department for labels before the partnership was dissolved. Dispatches reeclved from Korea re port that the Japanese begun a simultaneous advance from Kuanchoderl against the Musarlet and Platsubang passes, but that both columns were .checked under pressure of tin Russian advance detachments. Tht Russian losses, the dispatches say were Insignificant. Mont on Strengthening Their Organiza- Monkey Cigarette Fiend Dead. Franco-Russian Trade Pact. tion hi Preparation for Agree- Rock Island So Pacific Reading Indianapolis, Aug. 5.—The cigarette smoking chimpanzee, whose owner petitioned Governor Hanly to make an exception In the animal's behalf and permit him to smoke cigarettes while in the state, but which request was refused. Is dead. The chimpanzee had been smoking from twelve to twenty cigarettes a day for two years or more. Dr. VVyne Whitt, assisted by a surgeon, made an autopsy and decided that the animal died of shock and complications following deprivation of cigarettes.Paris, Ann. 5.—The French and Russian governments have settled the terms of the new treaty of commerce by which France agrees not to increase the existing duties affecting Russian articles and also not to tax merchandise now entering free, while Russia modifies the duties on French wines, spirits, perfumes and numerous agricultural and commercial products. ineitt on New Seale It had quite escaped the attention of the people hereabout but it is a fact nevertheless, that tho street car men's agreement expires next April—to be exact. April 7, 1906. The members of division 168, Amalgamated Association of Street and Electrical Railway Employes, of Scranton, have not forgotten this important fact, be it said. Yesterday morning, beginning at 2 o'clock, a meeting was held in their hall on Lackawanna avenue, at which it was decided to bend all their energies between now and April in strengthening the membership, so that, as the carmen hope, they can present an unbroken front when it comes to making a new agreement. So Rwy com T. C. & I. Texas Pacific Union Pacific U. S. Steel . U. S. Steel pfd Federal Government to Act. 35% 105 35% 104% 35% 104% The first vessel from here to arrive at the scene of the trouble was the Majestic, a two masted schooner of the oyster commission fleet. It was armed with a rapid fire gun and manned by a crew of naval reserves, commanded by Lieutenant T. D. Miller. The Majestic was halted by the Grace before her" capture and ordered to give her name and destination. When these were given the Grace immediately left. She returned later, but made 110 offensive demonstrations. The commander of the Majestic left matters In abeyance pending the arrival of Captain Bostlck. After the partnership was dissolved the big contracts began going to Howard. Every year the department advertised for bids to furnish labels, but none other than the Howard bid was forthcoming. Notwithstanding the lack of competition, the Howard company reduced the price to the government from a dollar per thousand to 05 cents, the figure at which they are now sold. Dr. Salmon says that Howard's Invention made It possible to comply with the law requiring all meats sent abroad to be marked so as to be easily Identified, and that but for the Invention the export of dressed meat would be small. Japanese warships are reported to bt cruising off the mouth of Peter th( Great bay, ou which Vladivostok itsituated, their lights often  ble from Russian island. $1.00 and $1.50 razors this week 75c, Armory Loan Office. Money to loan. G. B. Thompson. Chinese arriving from the south say that the Japanese are actively develop ing trade relations In southern Man churla, that over a score of large busl uess houses have been established til Yingkow and that 5,000 Japanese sut lers and larger traders follow on tht heels of the army. Indicted For Arson. Dr. Moon, Dentist, 18 N. Main. Havana, Aug. 5.—Lieutenant Mayor Fernandez of Vueltas, province of Santa Clara, has been indicted In connection with the burning of the municipal building In that city July 22. He has been placed in jail without bail. Fernandez had already been charged with tfJe mayor of Vueltas with resisting the government's investigation of municipality affairs. Musical Instruments. Armory Loan Office. Strike Delays Trains. St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 5.—Although the strike of telegraphers on the Great Northern and the Northern Pacific railroads has not tied up traffic, serious delays have been caused In the moving of traffic, and passenger trains are running late. The strikers say that when the heavy movement of crops begins the railroads will be paralyzed. Perishable freight was received in many cases without payment. Iron ore traffic at the head of. the lakes la moving without delay. Hobncr harmonicas. Armory Loan OfTice. With this purpose In view the street car men decided to hold an open meeting in the near future for the purpose of inducing the non-union men on the road to come Into their organization. —Scranton Tribunes Early Conflict Probable. The Marie, Commander Bostlck's flagship, was mounted with two rapid flrc guns and manned with a crew of forty men. SPECIAL NOTICES. Tokyo, Aug. f».—It Is reported thai the advance guards of the hostile forces south of the Tumen river arC within rifle range. An early conflicl Is regarded as inevitable. Fresh vegetables at Messick's. Never Told of Partnership. Havana, Aug. 5.—Lieutenant Mayor Bonachea, who was appointed mayor of Havana ad Interim after the removal of John O'Farrill and who was the candidate of Governor Nunez for the mayoralty, was defeated for that ofliee In an election held by the city council by a majority of one. The new mayor is Orenclo Nodarse. Havana Ha# NeW Mayor. Four other launches joined the Ma»«««D.Reliable bridge work by Dr. Moon, Secretary Wilson practically dismissed Dr. Moore, the inventor of the scheme for the transportation of nltrocultures because he was not frank with him in telling of his relations with the company at West Chester, Pa., In which. It was said, he had stock. Dr. Moore said he had no stock. When pinned down he admitted that his wife had. Then the doctor, thinking he had squared himself with the secretary, tendered his resignation and was greatly surprised when it was accepted.Ice cream, wholesals & retail. Moffatt. Portland, Ore., Aug. 5.—For the second time, after deliberating for ovei forty hours, a jury In the United States district court reported to Judge DC Haven that they were unable to reach an agreement In the case of the United States against Congressman J. N. Williamson, Dr. Van Gessner and formei United States Commissioner Marios O. Brlggs, charged with conspiracy tc suborn perjury In connection with se curing Illegally part of the public domain. The jury was discharged. Jury Again Disagreed. Fruits and vegetables at Messick's. Scmi-Annnal Pottery In Lieu of Tin Dishes. ¥00 20 per ccnt discount on all goods at Albany, N. Y., Aug. 5.-The 3,000 convicts confined in New York state prisons will no longer eat from dishes of tin. l'or sanitary as well as humanitarian reasons Superintendent of Prisons Collins has substituted for the tin plate, cup and basin, which for years constituted the dining outfit of all state prisoners, utensils of #laze white pottery of the heavy almost unbreakable lciud familiar to cheap hotels and boarding houses. Clearing Sale Now On { Yaseen's Jewelry Store. Afflicted With Anthrax, The knife has gone in deep. Just a few prices to give you an Idea. A MODEL, CARPET STORE, Newark, N. Y., Aug. 5.—Albert Leonards of this place Is suffering from anthrax, a disease very rare In human beings, but not uncommon among cattle. He was taken to Rochester for treatment. can make poor health good and This carpet store can well be class- good health better by taking a ed us a model carpet store because 1 lot 20c sunbonnets, all colors,it aims to place before PittstonianS a Dr. Salmon was told to find out who of the men and women under Iiim was Interested In the Howard company. He found no one. lie never said a word about his own partnership with How ard until after the secretary's attention was called to it. glass of Stegmalers' Sale Price 10c 1 lot infants' 10c lawn caps Sale Price 5c 1 lot 10, 15, and 26c embroideryclass of goods that stand on their mer- it. Young people who are about to Gamblers 8hift Their Base. During August, Dr. Welsh, Dentist, will be at his office daily from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; and all day and evening on Saturdays. lalm MALI start househoeping, or housekeepers Chicago, Aug. 5.—The ster.mer Citj of Traverse, the "floating poolroom,' whose passengers bothered the polict here, last night cleared for Kenosha Wis. It is the generally accepted opinion of the police that no further effort will be made to use Chicago as a bus* for the operations of the bout and that she will hereafter leave the WIsconsiE port to receive wireless messages 01 racing results. Sale Price 5c \ 1 lot children's lace trimmed v vestB, 10c kind D r who are refitting their rooms, will find Poisoned the Milk. it to their advantage to exercise cars Cincinnati, Aug. 5.—Seeking revenge because she bad been dismissed, a servant girl, formerly in the employ ot Mrs. John Chamberlain, the owner ot a summer boarding house in the suburbs of this city, is believed to have dropped arsenic In the milk left on the doorstep of the Chamberlain home and almost killed seven persous. The victims are In a critical condition. in selecting carpets that have wearing Secretary Wilson made proclamation as follows: "If auy person has any reason to suspect the Integrity of any of my employees uow Is the time fot him to speak. I am In the Inspecting business now and want to get at the bottom of auy rumors or facts that may be brought to the department. 1 am making inquiries on my own hook, but at the same time I will bring the searchlight to bear on any employee whose actions may be the subject of suspicion of outsiders. Let them bring on their hints of wrongdoing and we will find ont whether there is foundation for them." EXTRACT Sale Price 5c I lot children's 75c and 98c dresses qualities. We back our carpet depart-. Com Weatnei Enemies Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Backache, Paint in the Chest and Influenza, will all be put to flight by Dr. RICHTER'S ment with a reputation of over twen- Sale Price 50c ty years and we have a reputation ot I lot ladles' lisle gloves, black, brown, grey and white, 25c kind Sale Price 15c 1 lot 25c opaque window shades selling goods for just what they are. before each meal and upon re- tiring. It will build new tis- No shoddy goods here. Prices reason- sues, strengthen the muscles, Sale Price 19c ably consistent with quality. Colma, Cal., Aug. 5.—The scheduled twenty-flve round contest betweeii Jlmmte Gardner and Itufe Turner was won by Gardner In the first three seconds of the eleventh round when ht knocked Turner out with a terrific right to the body. Turner showed tc the better advantage in the first tw« rounds only. Gardner Knocks Turner Out. 1 lot ladles' belts, black and white, some worth 25c, some worth 15c WILLIAMS & CO. Murderer Won't Apeal. Anchor Pain Expeller ) aid digestion, In fact, make a Oswego. N. Y., Aug. 5.—Henry W. Munzer, convicted of the murder ot Cora Sweet, was sentenced by Justice M. L. Wright to be put to death In the chair In Auburn prison during the week of Sept. 10, Maimer, who has expressed satisfaction at Ills conviction, requested his attorney not to take his case to the court of appeuls. new being out of you. It Sale Price 10c 1 lot Hamilton's prints, best patterns, worth 9c yard. Sale Price 6c 1 lot hemp carpet, 19c quality, bright patterns. BLACK MERCERIZED SKIRTS D doesn't cost much to try it—If and Summer Goods now being sold at An external remedy, the reputation of which is a* wide as civilization. Prepared by skillful chemists under a physician's direction. " Dr. Rlchter'e Anchor Pain Expeller as a treatment for Backache, Gout, Rheumatism,*c„ la excellent," eaya Dr. John T. Kennedy, of 107 E.agth St.,N.Y. Be sure that our trade mark, the Anchor, is on the wrapper. All druggists, 35 and 50 cent*. F. AD. RICHTER & CO. 21S Pearl Street, New York. - -  1 your druggist does not keep It, reduced prices at Clara Wagner's, IS S. Main, Alleged 8windier Captured. order direct from us. Sale Price 14*4 Chicago, Aug. 5. — Charged with swindling merchants In twenty-one cities out of thousands of dollurs, Norman E. Roberts, alleged money order raiser and forger, was arrested at a subpostal station. Roberts said he wan a salesman nntli a few months ago. He Is twenty-seven years old and conies from New York, btit has a wife living In Baltimore. The Best Fresh Meats Fourth Class Postmasters. \ StegmalerlrewingCo. Pittston, Pa. Tlie Lowest Prices—always at CHICAGO CASH MEAT MARKBT. Old Landmark Burned. Washington, Aug. 5.—The followinj fourth class postmasters have been ap pointed ™ MAGNET, Worcester, Mass., Aug. 5.—The home of Alfred tiOweil, on Brattle road, a landmark of 180 years' standing, was burned to the ground at 0:30 o'clock last night, with a loss aggregating xannno. Connecticut—Brockwny, M. Sterling. Pennsylvania—Aleppo, Ingram Sny der. Oeorjfinnn» The Choicest Fruits Bottling Department. 3? S. Main St. The Freshest Vegetables. at SHARP'S MARKET. Both phohM, NEW 'PHOI ... ■ .