Pittston Gazette

              MM I ~ WEATHER INDICATIONS. W , J THE HOME PAPER . Powcast Until 8 p. in. Tomorrow for For the People of Pittston and Eastern Pennsylvania. Vicinity. i Fair ftiHl cooler " fair. 1 ALIi THE HOMK NEWS. r ' v ' J r T SGtli YEAR. j WBWRMT I DAILY EST. HB® ABJjIBf nr TUKO. MTTNTON, PA., Hi 1MBER 23, 1905. TWO CENTS A COPY. I yORTY OKNTS A MONTH, f 10 PAGES JIMS GETS SIX MONTHS. CHIEF BRINGS ART! LL EQUITABLE AIRED STRONG SECRETS POLITICS IN CUBA f»'v •• .i:^v: " . Alleged Murderer Confined in City Lockup. Leader of Liberals Shot by Polica at Cienfuegos. Duryea Councilman Must Armstrong Insurance In- Beef Co. Official Will Dis- Serve Three Months. vestigation Still On. close Some Facts. Chief .Loft us and Prisoner lleached POLICE CHIEF KILLED. Here at Noon To-day—Artwell MAY JAIL SOME ONE. Au|liony PflilRSten Failed to Appear Decided Not to Flglit Kx- CLEVELAND EXPLAINS. for Sentence and Ills Ball Is For- tradition Papers. feited and a Capias Issued— Hamilton Denies He Used Money With Legislators. Fears of Dynamiting Ex- ,lodge Lynch Hays Jims James Artwell, alleged to be the murderer of Vincenzo Contl, an Italian who was shot to death In Yates- Counsel for Packers Not Coinmltted a Low, pressed—Troops Called. Mean Crime. vllle the night of August 8 last, was brought to this city at noon today by Chief of Police Loftus. Artwell was arrested in Cleveland, O., several days ago on a request made by Chief Loftus and County Detective Jones. The •chief started east with his prisoner last evening between u and 6 o'clock. Artwell agreed yesterday to waive his right lo fight extradition and as soon as he did so Chief Loftus arranged to leave Cleveland without delay.Alarmed by Fines. This was sentence day in the Luzerne court and Judge Lynch who presided pronounced the words that gave a couple of upper Luzerne county men a ticket of admission to the county jflil. William Jims, of Carroll street, 'who was convicted Friday afternootj on the charge of Impersonating a detective .'Hid playing a holdup game on young&coupies who strolled along the Ion# end of Susquehanna avenue, Wewt Plttaton, was among those sentenced this morning. When Jims was called before the court this morning Judge Lynch gave him some straightforward talk, saying among other things that the crime which he had committed was a low, contemptible one; that while technically it was not considered robbery, yet it was nothing less than a bold highway hold-up. However, inasmuch as this was the first case of its kind that had been tried before this court under the Act of 1897, lie would be lenient with him. Judge Lynch then sentenced Jims to a fine of $rD00, the costs of the case and six months in the county jail. Jims' attorney appealed to the judge for leniency In the case, pleading that the man had a wife and two children to support, but the judge replied there were lots of men In similar circumstances hut they didn't have to resort to highway hold-ups. New York, Sept. 23.—Syndicate operations of the Equitable Life Assurance Hoclety were taken up by the insurance Investigating committee and consumed the entire session. Henry K. Whithrop, assistant secretary and financial manager of that society, was called to the stand and presented and swore to a record of syndicate participations of his company, also to a record of sales and purchases of securities for the past five years. He detailed as far as he was able the transactions of the syndicate of "J. H. Hyde and associates" and took memoranda of all information he was unable to supply, which is to be presented at a later date. Havana, Sept. 23.—Murders, If not a massacre, followed an attempt of the police of Cienfuegos to search Congressman Enrique Vlilueudas' room in the Hotel Suizo for arms. The congressman, who was leader of the Liberal party, was killed after be or one of his henchmen had shot to death Police Chief 1118111*, and at least two other men, both policemen, met death in the battle that followed. News dispatches placed the total of killed at six and said twenty-live were wounded. Government advices mentioned only four dead aud spoke of the wounded as "a Chicago, Sept. 23.—An attorney who has been associated with the legal department of the firm says that officials of the Schwarzschlld & Sulzberger Co. will turn State's evidence in the beef trust cases and disclose secrets that may mean the penitentiary, In the event of conviction, to the other defendants. When the warrant was sworn on Art well by Chief Loftus the former refused to sign a waiver. He has an uncle In Cleveland and a lawyer was engaged to defend-him. It was thought that a week inigCht be consumed before he could be legally taken from the state but the officials finally persuaded him to go peacefully. One of the strongest agents In persuading him to make this move was the fact that he had spent a very uncomfortable night in one of the precinct station houses of Cleveland the night after his arrest. He was then removed to the county Jail, which he said he found comfortable. When Chief Loftus arrived in Cleveland he was again taken back to the precinct station and was told he would have to remain there until requisition papers could be received. Rather than undergo the uncomfortable conditions lie had experienced he decided to come east without trouble. While counsel for the big packers deny that the rebate case, in which $25,000 lines were Imposed, affects the conspiracy case yet to be tried,. It 1b believed the government will find a way to make use of the developments. ■ i . BOOTH TARKINGTON, NOVELIST. These telegrams said civilians as well as policemen were shot down, and, although they were much more restrained than their forerunners, the prompt dispatch from this city of live carloads of rural guards, with artillery and 13.0U0 rounds of ammunition, most of them to Cienfuegos, in response to an appeal from Senator Krias, betrayed the government's anxiety in respect of the political situation In that principal port of Santa Clara province. The other troops forwarded In the special train were to be scattered over the remainder of the province and in the province of Matunzas. number." ATE CHICKEN SOUP AND ALMOST DIED. Newton Booth Tarklngton, tbe novelist who won wide fame five years ago wltb "Tbe Gentleman From Indiana" and "Monsieur Beaucalre," is a native of Indiana and a graduate of Exeter academy and Princeton university. He lias considerable talent as au artist and Is as fond of art as be is of literature, "The Conquest of Cauaan" is bis most recent novel. One of tbe operations was in Atlanta Coast line bond*, in which "J. H. Hyde and associates," tbe Equitable participating as a member, paid $1,370,09(1 on call and received $114,500 protits. Mr. Wiutbrop sudd there was nothing ou tbe Equitable books to sbow wbo tbe "associates" were nor what was Mr. Hyde's personal profit. Three Residents of iDu|H)iit Were In Serious Condition For Sev- WILKESBARRE BEATEN FINANCIAL APT!) COMMERCIAL. eral Hours. ljocul Knights of Columbus Showed New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co.. stock brokers, Miners' Uanl. DulMlug. Andrew Schefchlc, proprietor of the Union hotel In Dupont, his brother, Stephen Schefchlc, and an aged woman, who resides with them had a narrow escape from death yesterday from poisoning. On Thursday night the three and another man had some chicken soup, of which they ate considerable. Yesterday morning, all with the exception of the fourth, became deadly sick and for a time their lives were despaired of. They had terrible cramps In the stomach and other symptoms of acute poisoning. Medical aid was summoned and after hard work their lives were saved. The were sick for about ten hours and are weak ifoday from their experience. It Is thought that the chicken soup contained poison. County Seul Knights a Few Points Letter From Cleveland. Xew York, Sept. 23, 1905. High. Low. Close. 140% 140% 140% 36% 36% 36% 53% 53% 53% 83% 82% 13 91% 90% 90% 105 105 70% 70% 112% 112% 174% 175% 58 58 183% 183% 45% 45% 61 51% 180 180% 156% 156% 165 165 128% 128% 34% 34% 106% 106% 23% 24 161 161 127% 127% 85% 85% 54 64 % 144% 144% 103% 103% 123% 123% 33% 33% 67% 68 37% 37% 88 88% 36% 36% 133% 133% 38 38 105% 23% 43% The Equitable participated also in a Union Pacific syndicate in tbe name of J. H. Hyde, and wbeu asked by what authority the society assumed the responsibility of Mr. Hyde's personal operations Mr. Whitbrop produced the minutes of the finance committee In July, 11)05, showing a written assignment to the company by Mr. Hyde or tils Interest In this syndicate. The society paid into that syndicate $1,070,000. Much of the Information desired in regard to these syndicate operations Mr. Winthrop ""Id he would have to look up and supply,later. About Baseball Am Sugar Am Car & F Am Loco . . Ainal Copper Atchison com Atchison pfd B. R. T. . . . B. & O. . . . A crowd of Knights of Columbus from unhyphenated Wllkesbarre came to this city yesterday afternoon for the purpose of lining up on the base ball diamond against the Plttston team, composed of doughty knights of the local council. Tin- score 16 to 12 with the Pittstonians at the 16 end tells a brief of tbe game. That the score was not 16 to 1 was due entirety to .some unpleasant memories of a bygone political event In the minds of a few Plttston players. The contest was witnessed by a large number of knights from this cty and from the county seat. It was marked by such "rooting" as would make a college game look like something very small Indeed. The contest from beginning to end was of a very exciting nature. it could not be called a pitchers' battle nor yet was it a swatting contest. There seems no stereotyped phraser that fits the game exactly. It was something entirely unique in base ball annals. For one thing we believe it was the first time that a cave hole was tbe chief factor in a home run. Then It iu a most unusual thing for a home run batter to be retired for racing around the Macks on a single hit and assisting a couple of single-basers to cross the plate in safety. It is an extratordinary event to hear of an umpire being bought on the open field. Who ever heard of P. A. O'Boyle striking out before? Yet all these things happened. Anthony Pflngsten, of this city, who was convicted of a similar charge, was called for sentence but failed lo put in an appearance. Judge Lynch ordered that Pflngsten's bail be forfeited. and that a capias be Issued for his arrest. John Luca, of Krogtown, this city, is Pflngsten's bondsman, in the sum of $500. Artwell Is still In the Water street jail, pending a commitment to the county jail. He will be taken to Wllkesbarre this evening and confined awaiting a hearing before. Alderman Barrett, by whom the warrant was Issued. Chief Loftus would not state vvba_t Artwell had said to him concerning the crime. Cienfuegos last night was a sealed city. The government closed the wires to all save official dispatches, refusing to let even the relatives of the dead Liberal leader or those of the murdered chief of police receive Information as to the disposition of the bodies. It was evident from the mystery the authorities here tried to throw about the tragedy that the trouble was more thun a mere defense of Villuendas by his friends. Two dyuauiite bombs were found in the congressman's room, the official advices said, and the government admitted it had planted a cordon of guards about the whole block containing tlie hotel in which the fatal shooting occurred. 113  71 V* Can Pacific Ches & Ohio St Paul . . . C. F I  Erie  175% 58% 184% 4 5 % 51 % 181 157% 165 128% 34% John Chroml, the Duryeiv councilman, who was convicted this week of having sold liquor without a license, was brought up for sentence. Attorney McUuigun asked that sentence be suspended inasmuch as the defendant had a large family of small children. A sentence of $500 fine, costs and three months In jail was Impos- Wf carry a full line of musical Iiis and trimmings, best of Armory Loan Ofilee. itrument L. & N III Central string.". Manhattan DEATH OF F. J. MILLER. Just before Mr. Winthrop was exam hied Mr. Hughes read a long letter from Gjover Cleveland, who Is a trustee for the |HDllcy holders In the* Equitable society under tbe Thomas F. ttyau agreement. The letter was offered Met St Ry M. K. & T. Mo. Pacific Double barrel shot guns, blue steel, top snap action $7.60. Armory Loan 107 Office Passed Awiiy Last XIrIiI a( His llomt1 Mex Central N. Y. Central Am Smelter Norf & West Ont & West Pennsylvania 24 152 ed on him on Wyoming Avenue, West No Clock* In UambUuif Houses. Hamilton automatic nlckled music itands $1.1 S. Armory Loan Oflice. Pittston 127% 85% There are uo clocks In gambling bouses, and there never will be. Thero Is a reason for this, and a good one, too, In the opinion of the gentlemen with hurdle coarse shirt fronts who personify the tiger: Forrester J. Miller died last night about 7:15 o'clock at his home, 414 Wyoming avenue, West Pittston, after a lingering illness covering a period of a year or more. Death was clue to general debility. Deceased was Ii ft yseven years of age, and was born In Exeter township, where he resided until alter he became married. He Mien moved to Wyoming and resided there tor eleven years, after which he returned to Exeter township, where he conducted the farm now owned by C. G. Lewis. For the past eight years Mr. Miller and his family had resided at West Pittston, and he had been engaged as a teamster for Joseph Langford. up to a year ago, when illness compelled him to retire. Mrs. Miller died last December. Two daughters survive—Mary, wife of William Rhoades, with whom the father re- Mr. Cleveland detailed the progress at the trustees In niutualizlng the company and said "the obstacles that lie lu the path of tbe proposed mutuallzatlou are so inherent that even with the greatest study and care they cannot be aasily overcome." in evidence. 54% The Battle Described. Dike Finding Money. Peo Gas 145% 104 % 123% 34 68% 38 There were rumors tliat hundreds of arrests were made in Clenfuegos and in the city of Santa Clara, the provincial capital. None of theiu could be traced to an authentic source. Finding health Is like finding money—so think those who are sick. When you have a cough, cold, sore throat or chest Irritation, better act promptly like'W. C. liarber, of Sandy Level, Va. He says: "T had a terrible chest trouble caused by smoke and coal dust on my lungs; but, after finding no relief in other remedies, I was cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds." Greatest sale of any cough or lung medicine in the world. At \Vm. C. Price, Charles Waters, George I). Stroll, West Pittston, drug stores; tD0c and $ 1, guaranteed. Trial bottle free. Reading Rock Island So Pacific . So Rwy com "Why don't we Lave a clock banking up?" said one of them. "'Cause they cost money. I don't moan It takes more than the result of one deal to pay for one of 'em In the first place, but they're expensive In the end. You see, It's this way: If we had a ticker on the wall and a fellow had promised to be home on the last car and he happened to look up and see that he had seven minutes to catch that car, why, It's nearly an even thing that he'd quit us and go home. That sort of business would soon burst us up. If he doesn't know what the time Is, he misses his car. Then he doesn't give a rap what time he goes. He generally waits for the cable to start again. That's where our 'soft money' comes In. Men get reckless as the morning dawns. r So Rvvy com . Texas Pacific Union Pacific U. S. Steel . U. 8. Steel pfd 88% The attempt to search the room of Congressman Vllluendas was made in obedience to a court order. Information that arms and explosives were concealed there was given to the Judge who signed the warrant. The paper was turned over to Chief lllauce, who, knowing the violence of Vllluendas and of most of the congressman's friends, took a strong force of his men to the hotel. It was with difficulty the policemen got Into the building without betraying the purpose of their visit to confederates of the Liberals in the lobby in time for a warning to be telephoned to the lawmaker. They hastened to the congressman's room and rapped for admittance. Iu conclusion Mr. Cleveland suid, "In common with ujl others who desire tlie best conditions In this important field Of business, where people have so much wt stake, the trustees, acting for the policy holders of the Equitable society, will gladly welcome any aid in their work which may result from the labors of your committee." 86 % 134 'i 38% 105 V« 105 Wabash Wabash pfd 23% 43% 43% 23% . it was a fortunate, yet unfortunate day for M. N. Donnelly, manager of the Plttstonites. He is the champion heavy hitter of the team. When lie hits at a ball and inls.-Des a vacuum is created like that Which is found In tiie center of a tornado. The WHkesbarre manager knew of the qualities of the Pittsston manager aiwl he foxily insisted that a ground rule should be |made that "over the fence is out." Weekly Hank Statement Reserve Increase $ Reserve less U. S. increase 599,700 625,125 "Nylic" System Described. Loans decrease 5,391,300 •Violins, Stalner model, highly polished, sweet tone, with how and case $5. Armory Loan Oflice. Thomas A. Hnckner, vice president of the New York Life, iu eh urge of the agencies, was questioned by Mr. Hughes regarding the "Nylic" system of compensation to ugeuts. Ill explaining the "Nylic" Mr. Buckner said: Specie decrease  Legal tender decrease 1,720.800 9 88,800 deposits decrease . Circulation increase 13,157,400 15,800 sided, and Ruby, wife of Clinton Shoemaker, of Wyoming. A brother and two sisters also survive, Irvin Miller, of Kxeter township, and Mrs. Octavia lllee and Miss Ann Miller, both of rt3H Wyoming avenue, West Pittston. Deceased was a member of the West Side M. E. Church. The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon at two o'clock, and interment will be in Wyoming Cemetery* MAY CHANGE BRICK. Feel Impending Doom The feeling of Impending doom In the minds of many victims of Bright's disease and diabetes has been changed to thankfulness by thfc (benefit derived from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. It will cure Incipient Blight's dlsea.'-e and diabetes and even In the worst cases gives comfort and relief. Slight disorders are cured in a few days. "I had diabetes In Its worst form," writes Marlon Lee, of Dnnreath, Ind. "I tried eight physicians without relief. Only three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure made me a well man." Houck's drug store. Mack llrlck May lie Rejected on "The 'Nylic' is a system of compensating agents used in lieu of renewal commissions. It Is divided into tive classes. The first are freshmen 'Nyllcs,' the others first degree, second degree, third degree and senior. This looked like a body blow as far as long drives were concerned but the Plttston manager was not to be outdone. As he stepped to the plate the first time a small cave hole in the Held caught his eye. He took careful aim and landed on the first ball up. Ker-plunk went the sphere into the hole and down into the mines. As balls ure worth something over a Silence the only answer, they forced the door. Instantly a fusillade from revolvers and rifles met them. Iilauce, with a single cry, fell dead In the arms of a subordinate. One of his men pitched forward, falling across the threshold. He, too, was killed by the first lire. The other policemen turned their pistols on Vllluendas and his comrades*. A furious battle followed. lirottd Street in Favor of "No, sir. No clocks on my wall. I'm not going to fix things so that a man will have to He to his wife when he tells her be didn't know what tKe time was. 1 don't like a liar nohow." Another Make. There Is a possibility that another brick will be substituted for the Mack block in the paving of Broad street. Mr. Dunn, a representative of the Pittsburg and Buffalo Brick Co., spent the past few days here, explaining the quality of the product In which he is Interested to the city officials and members of councils. lie attended the last meeting of common council and addressed the members. A specimen of the brick has been given the city officials and the city engineer has stated that its quality is equal to that of Mack brick. "Every agent with a written contract with the company iu which he agrees to give his entire time to the company Is admitted as a freshman •Nylic.' His term us a freshman is five years, during which he must write $25,000 of new business In a year on lives other than his own and not previously insured 011 which at least one full annual premium must have been paid. If he fulls to do this in the first five years lie has to sturt over again, but if he fills requirements he becomes a 'Nylic' of the first degree. And Mr. Surethlng pulled his watch out of his pocket and told a man who had just arisen from a poker table that "It is Just 2:50, sir." The man muttered, "Missed It," and bought another stack. Single barrel shotguns, automatic ejector $3.fit). Armory Loan Office. dollar it was decided to suspend the manager and tills was done. Collins, the Wllkesbarre pitcher, bribed Ernest Schmaltz, the umpire, to call three strikes on P. A. O'Boyle. He then scooted In three wild ones and "Never Miss" was retired. Schmaltz's new hat Is due tomorrow. Cruel Man. So close were the combatants that the jets of flame from their weapons almost crossed, and before the cross fire had been continued ten seconds a low hanging pall of smoke half concealed the parties from one another. It was through that haze that the congressman was seen to sink to the floor. He was dead when the police fought their way to his side. Husband—What! Do you mean to say you haven't decided yet what to do In that matter? It was 8:15 a. m.—Chicago Tribune. Garden Tools, and Poultry netting at Ash's. Wife—Just leave me alone for a few minutes. I want to make up my mind. ma showing ! if ems Husband—Hub! I'm afraid you'll have to use a microscope.—Detroit Free Press. The game redounded with brilliant plays of every order. There was not a single error made, (they all came two at a time). VVilkesbarre was outdone at every point and finally admitted It. These are the players who secured the victory: James Gibbons, Jerome Walsh, c; John Kearns, p; P. A. O'Boyle, lb; Dr. Jennings, M.' N. Donnelly, l!b; Walsh. Gibbons, ss; Weber, 3b; Jenkins, if; James Quinnan, cf; Richard McHale, rf; substitutes, James Duffy, John McHale, A. Earley. Many Were Saved from blindness by Cohen, optician What commends the matter, to the icouncilmen is the fact that the Pittsburg brick is considerably cheaper than the Mack brick, the difference amounting to $2.50 per thousand in hill brick and $3.50 per thousand in the ordinary brick. As the pave will take approximately 220.000 bricks, the saving by a change would amount to considerable. If it is found that the change from one brick to the other can be legally and expeditiously made it is probable that the Mack brick will be rejected. "Practically the same process obtains throughout ou an Increasing scale until the agent becomes a 'Nylic' of the senior, or fourth degree. Well Instructed. Tie Best Line Of Telegrams Contradictory, "It seems queer for Glvin to think of becoming a lawyer at his age. I don't see where he ever got any knowledge of the law." §«§oi shoes KB MME AT J one Fernandez, a Liberal, was arrested in Congressman Vllluemtas' room. One of the dispatches received and evidently tiled lu the midst of the general excitement In Cienfuegos said Fernandez tired the shot that killed the police chief. Another asserted the bul let issued from the congressman's revolver. Vlllueudas and Fernandez were so close to each other when the tiring was begun, it was explained lu a third wire, that It was next to Impossible to say which of them slew lllance. It did not appear from any of the advices that Fernandez was accused of that specific crime: Wants Statement of Business. line lapet "Why, his wife's word is law and she has been laying it down to him for the past eight years."—Philadelphia Bulletin. "A/seulor 'NyHc' must have been In the service of the company twenty yeurs. He is then given 75 cents on every $1,000 worth of insurance written, equal In amount to the average betweeu Ills smallest and largest years within the five year term. His 75 cents bonus is paid for life on the condition that the agent does not give any other company his services In the event that he retires from the tield. We have now only three senior 'Nyllcs' who have qualltted." They stand the hardest kind of knocks and come out smiling at the finish." They're strong:, but not clumsy, and they are dressy enough for Sunday wear. Test a pair of our school shoes for boys or girls and you'll foel us proud of them as we do. Prices $48c to $1.50 1 Lot cotton batting, special value Doeant Kind It 80. Frtr Sale, A Cult In China. Knowsltt—The mental condition of a man regulates his physical condition. Several properties renting for from ten per cent, to twelve per cent, on the purchaC"! prioe. O. B. Thompson. Double cotton blankets, full size, 50c. A cult in china and a craze for china are not synonymous, but they ean lay clulm to have the same foundation, and both have antiquity and very good people to back them—yes, and to refer to as having withstood the Jests and caricatures of wits and artists ever since the Egyptians burned tiles on the Nile. Hltesltt—Oh, I don't know. I write Christmas stories all summer aud summer stories all winter, but It never affects the thermometer at my house. ~ Baltimore American. 1 Lot Infanta' all wool shirts, worth 25c and 48c, while they last 10c. - MttWott 5 Littletolks Full line of pillow shams and stand covers from 25c. Witness said when asked how expensive such a system wight be that the total payments to "Nyllc" members aggregated less than 1 per cent of the total premiums. "While In Cienfuegos at present the forces are keeping order," said Senator Frias in his telegraphic appeal, "every precaution Is ueeded, as there Is danger of assault. 1 recommend that the authorities prevent the entrance into Cienfuegos of probable trouble makers who are liable to Invade the city. There are fears of dynamite bomb throwing." Maklnar a Pleaaant Variety. "It Is highly Interesting to straighten up my desk." exposed to cold and dampness, Children's dresses from 25c. will avoid long misery with rheumatism and neuralgia if they use 1 Lot boys' 50c madrld shirts 25c. Hogarth, Charles Lamb, Sydney Smith aud Balzac have all made their mark with brush or pen on this fascinating fad of fashionable womeu, and, to the writer's credit be It Bald, they have each shown a very well considered acquaintance with the matter, and the china has always been benefited by their Interest. "Interesting?" The committee then adjourned until next Wednesday. Oiled opaque window shades, the 25c quality, only 19c. "Yes. I find so many things and lose to many others."—Chicago Record-Herald.A Paris dispatch says that Andrew Hamilton, personal counsel to President John A. McCall of the New York Life Insurance company, has reached Biarritz after completlug an autoino lille tour through the south of France He was met at Biarritz by a tele graphic inquiry relative to the check made out to him by the New York Life Insurance company, tc which he replied by wire as follows: Dr. RICHTERS Full line of comfortables at special prices. Hosiery and Undarwear at very reasonable prices. In Can of Need. Severe criticism of the government for shutting off wire communication with Cienfuegos was expressed by the Liberals. It was asserted the attempt by the authorities to Isolate the seaport would be Ineffectual, as the Liberals would smuggle information out of 01- enfuegos within twenty-four hours. Great excitement prevailed throughout the capital, aud officials were besieged with entreaties for news of relatives and friends of dwellers here known to be prominent in Liberal circles in Cienfuegos.Redd—And does he take his doctor In his automobile with him ? / Anchor Pain Expeller Greene—No. The doctor Is afraid to ride in the thing. He follows him up in a carriage.—Yonkers Statesman. Charles Lamb was not ashamed to confess to an "almost feminine partiality for old china," aud he didn't mind admitting that when he visited any great house he Inquired first for the china closet and next for the picture gallery. China Jars aud saucers have a way of kodaking themselves upon my memory, and their featuresyes, and their histories—Interest me as they did "Cousin Pons." when they feel the first twinges. This remedy complies with the stern German laws, and has an unshaken record for 35 years. » Magmet Winchester repeating rifles $11.90, Armory Loan Office. "You call deny for lue that tlie cited l'or $100,000 to me from the New York Life iu March, 1904. was, as assert eo in New York, for purposes of iufluenc lug state i -gi:ilatioii or that it was m used." Any druggist, 25 and 50 cents, or through the proprietors* Dr. Moon, Dentist, Neitr Phone No. 6027. Boston Sim Store, 37 I. MAIN IT. PlTTim F. AO. RICHTER &. CO; 215 PmH St., New York. Take down Winchester repeating shotguns $18.90. Armory Loan Office. ?9 N. Main St* Mttstoi.