Pittston Gazette

              - r WEATlIElt CONDIIIO .forecast Until 8 p. in. Tomorrow for J Eastern Pennsylvania, r^1 °rieal W * * ii Snow or rain and "warmer iu...0 and Sunday. m **- .-J _ / •" 57TH YEAR. I WBBKLY MSTABLI8HKD 1 DAlIiY KST. B* THKO. HAR' »N, PA., I 17, iSoSn,BL »■ ' TEN PAGES A GAMBLING WAR. will be the scene of a numl*-r of *■%.- " ■■ nans riling contests at whk-h tiiw ffe« - bowling alleys, which hare rwndj  lieen plam-d by PhHadHphta fl6V lOlE OffiCUUS J(u j| and the qtM-it court*. which have hut CARUSO'S ARREST SIR WILLIAM HENRY PERKIN. of Sunn of St. George Pittston 1 1UI.I Charged With Insulting a Heir to Servian Throne in Bad Shape. Woman. Keystone lodge. Sons of St. George, held an important meeting last evening. both from a business and a social .standpoint. • An eletetlon of officers was held, a handsome presentation made to the lodge and a social session enjoyed. The following officers were chosen: President, George Xorrls; vice president, B. T. Smiles; messenger, John Drury; secretary, A. H. Kills; assistant secretary, T. D. Young; treasurer, C. W. Smiles; trustee, Prank Carter. The new officers will be Installed at the meeting In December, following which there will be a banquet. bwn completed, will be opefd for thD winter season. The i—ociation ha* now one of the beat indoor qwi( court* In the Htate. well lighted and ventilated, with seating capacity for a large number of spectator*. This add* another department for clean aport and exercise. where the jronng m*u can spend the winter evenings. The individual scof contest* will be a* follows: Pilch eight men or- gam*-: drop four lowest; bring in four new men every game until every man has played a game; then change to suit: tl)e eight having the highest score* to pitch one game; then the four highest: after which the two men having the highest scores will pitch: this will decide which of the contestants is the victor. CLASSED AS SAVAGE A0AIMBT RACE TRACKS ADMITTED TO BAIL District Attorney Jerome m Great ginger Calls His Ar- Specialists Call Him a De gensrate. the Lead. rest an Outrage. Nor. 17.—A report is in circulation at Belgrade that Crown Prince George of Servla has become Insane. Xe» Tort. Sow. 17--PaMk- g«il««g in New York Hlj is d«Mwd if the W'j*« Hour aimed ipuiMt it |mrc eftettmNew York, Nov. 17.—The most embarrassing moment In the life of Enrico Caruso, the world's urea tent tenor, onme in the monkey house In Central park. [ Then the star of grand opera, the l(fol of the gilded society people who iftaiatain the Metropolitan Opera llonstf, was placed unrter arrest under conditions exceptionally Jlpmillatlpg and jjlainful. Caruso is charged with attempting to embrace a woman, n stranger to liiiu. The two handsome flags, which were presented to the lodge by Joseph Field and Alfred ToOgood, of Washington, D. C., were formally received. C. W. Smiles made the address of presentation. He stated on behalf of the lodge that what the local members had done by way of entertaining the donors of the flags was but smttll compared with the handsome present they had unexpectedly received In return for their small offices. A vote of thanks was unanimously tendered Mr. Field and Mr. Toogood, A social sessiofi followed.PouirMMMK, gilded pint d rtswr. even the race track*. iutmrM hehind the PfKT-tJrijr lav. are man red The Servian minister here was seen regarding the reports of the insanity of Crown Prince George of Servia. He said it was true the crown prince had,shown lately excessive irritability and'that this had caused great anxiety in court circles. He does not believe the prince's affliction will lDe admitted The men'* meeting tomorrow afternoon will be addreased by the Rev. W. T Blair. thC* gifted pastor of the Wyoming M. E. Church. Mr. BUilr has Rpoken to the men of thl* city before, and they will be glad to have the opportunity of hearing him again. The Wyoming Glee Club of twenty-live voices will sing several selections and lead the singing. bjr the the leader* are District Attorney Jerotne. Judge Hi—hrfry. PoKre Ciiilii- Kiouer Biiigitaio. the Iter. Dr. Park burst and the Ker. Thouias K. Mlecr. Based u|«on the police rui i fl nisbi i to by Dr. Park Tlif* woman was Mrs. Hannah Graham, who said she lived ut 1750 Batligate avenue, the Bronx. Accord ing lo one accouut of the affair, this address is fictitious. Mrs. Graham vein to Central park with her fouryear old hoy to show hint the animals in the zoo. The last place they visited was the monkey house, the pranks ol whose inmates pleased the little hoy mightily. To amuse him his niothei stopped in front of the cages for a long time. bunt, a series of raids upon ihiiIiii—i m-ill be began at wet All case* iigilmt gamblers will be tried by Judge HmhIA;. who baa catered into a twipact with Habfrt At toruey Jerome to do all ia hi* (tower to A WICKED HORSE. There wan but one prisoner before Mayor Langan this morning, and be wan an Upper Pittaton resident, who was arrested for abusing his family. The arrest had been made by Officer McOarry. assisted by a citizen. In the scuffle to bring the man to jail Officer McOarry's coat was ripped. In fining the prisoner, the mayor added the charges for mending the coat. The prisoner protested strongly against this, saying that he had not torn the coat but that McOarry's horse had bitten a chunk out of the cloth earlier in the day. As the horse appears to he too well fed to need a morsel of its master's coat the mayor refused to accept the story and ordered the line to stand. burhjms got unit district attorney baa determined to draft a bill to repeal tbe law tbat par ■nits betting at race tracks. aid in tbe crusade. " i , . Failed to Find Cash Box A notable Britiah visitor to the United States Is Sir William Henry I'erkln. famous among chemists and manufacturers as the founder of the coal tar color Industry. When only eighteen years old, fifty years ago, he discovered the mauve dye. upon which the immense production of coal tar colors is based. Since then Sir William, who was knighted years afterward for his great service hi this discovery, has devoted his time to chemical research. His writings on sclcntiflc subjects are voluminous and valuable. ITnuls 11 Ha. MAM IA/  ruoirouni wien dD nra Holding $80. Poolroom and gambling bow backers, operators and employees ncdrcd warning of tbe movement when I Ms trict Attorney Jerome in prosecuting a number of prisoners from tlU date at men before Judge Itosalsky declared tbat be intended to war to tbe daatb am gambling. Mrs. Graham said that Caruso placed his left hand on her in an offensive way. She feared to remonstrate oi say anything and edged away, push Flynn's saloon, on Parsonage Street, Broken Into and Liquors and Cl- CRUSADE AGAINST LIQUOR DEALERS ears Taken Away—Burglar* CORONER'S JURY IS PERPLEXED Also VlNitnl I*. Kclimaltz's PBIN'CB GKOKCE OP 8ERVIA. officially, although the efforts of physicians to cure Iiiiu have ended in failure.Tbe Percy-Giajr law, Mr. Jerome declared. waa pernicious in legalising bet' ting on tbe race tracks, bat miking; tbe placing of wagers outside tbe track fences a felony, tbe big best grade of crime except treason. Barber Shop. Ktilic Burke Was Not Asked to Tes- On top of the announcement made yesterday that the Heranton Municipal League had Instituted another crusade against violators of the liquor laws, Robert Wilson, agent of the league, this morning had warrants issued for the arrest of the eight, saloon keepers who are charged with selling on Sunday. The warrants were issued by Alderman Kasson and it Is expected that the accused proprietors will be arraigned before the alderman Monday morning. They are J. J. C'oleinun. George Oram, H. Jerkuwlt*. .funis Harris. Anthony Keenls, John T. Kennedy, all of South Heranton: John- Lei beg, of Oapouse avenue, nnd Fred Kuiufert, who conducts a place ut the corner of Petin avenue and Linden St. Burglars who broke Into Flynn's saloon, on Parsonage street, last night or early thla morning, quit their search for valuables a little too soon. After packing1 up a supply of whisky and cigars and looking around for anything else worth taking they left the place, after having been within easy reach of a money box containing between $80 and $90. The burglars left no clue by which they might be followed. tlfy In the Case of Her Defeased Tile minister has uo official information on the matter, but Itelieves the prince may be sent to a sanitarium, probably in some other ..country, aud that further endeavors will be made to effect a cure. The prince has shown such abnormal symptoms that be must be isolated. TO PUNISH FRAUD. Lover. A meeting of representative citizens of the county is being held in the ball room of Hotel Sterling. Wllkesbarre. this afternoon, for the purpone of taking into consideration the glaring frauds perpetrated at the recent election, and devising ways and means for discovering and punishing the perpetrators. The call for the meeting was issued by the Civil Service Keform association of Luzerne county, of which T. R. Hillard Is president and W. J. Trembath. secretary. An ultimatum has been iaaued by both Judge KosaUky and Mr. Jerome declaring tbat hereafter gamblers will be dealt with severely. Never in (he history of Lackawanna county was a coroner's Jury confronted by such a perplexing case as the Dunmorc "hat pin" mystery proved to be. Nearly three hours were consumed by the Inquest, during which time each of the witnesses was carefully and thoroughly examined by Coroner Stein, County Detective Phillips and eufli of the Jurors, but little or no new evidence could be obtained as to the exact cause anil manner of the death of Thomas Dougherty, who passed away last Sunday at the Scrantoti State hospital as the result of a fatal wound he received by being stuck throng]) tiie. heart .with some sharp in, strument. Mr. Jerome made an extended speech during tbe court proceedings. In whiea he said he had asked and had received tbe co-operation of Judge Hoes I sky lb his efforts to stop gambling, and added tbat he believed be had the sympathy aud co-operation of Police Commiesloner Bingham and his deputies In breaking up gambling. "But 1 can't say the same of all tbe captains and ius|»ectors," lie added, "and it is a fruitful source of blackmail to my mind. According to advices received here from Sernlln, there is talk of chaining the succession to the throne of if in favor of Prince Alexander, the second son of King Peter. Entrance to the building was gained by taking a window sash out of the side of the house. The saloon was closed last night about 11 o'clock and the houselireakers got In their work between that time and early this morning. As soon as the burglars got into the it loon they made for the supply of V /. vigars. A door from the bar room leads upstairs and in a room at the head of the stairs a box containing the sum mentioned had been left In plain view. For some reason the burglars did not ascend the stairs, and It Is thought they were scared away by some Imaginary noise. » Prince's Bad Record. Prljictf George, the heir apparent to the throne of Servla, was born Aug. 27. 1887. Many reports of au unfavorable nature have been circulated concernlug the young prince. One writer classed Prince George as a "semi-Insane young savage, regardless of every restraining Influence of law, conventionality, decency aud civilisation." DEATH AT PLAINS. PLATT TO RESIGN. Mr*.„ ThiDnin* Edwards, of Plains, died last evening at the family home after a short illness of pneumonia. Besides her husband she Is survived by eight children. She was a devout member of Sacred Heart church, and had hundreds of friends. The funerul will be held on Monday morning at 10 o'clock from the home. The coroner, county detective and the jury were totally disappointed at the conclusion of the Inquest to And that the testimony of the witnesses examined was but a repetition of the various stories that appeared In the newspapers dally since the occurrence of the tragedy. Pan Fallon, the principal witness. who was the closest friend of Thomas Dougherty, and who, It was expected, would give considerable testimony to the jurors, did not prove a very valuable witness, and. in fact, yielded very little Information. Owing to the lack of evidence the Jury was unable to decide upon a verdict and it was deemed necessary to adjourn until some time next week, when the district attorney will be asked to be present and several new witnesses will be examined. Now York, Nov. 17.—Senator T. C. Piatt will resign his seat In the United States Senate on the first of January. The paramount reason why the Senator has no*, sent in his resignation sooner Is the bitter hostility felt by him toward Governor Higgins. This is caused principally by the governor's refusal to appro.•« the excise bill granting a license to Hotel Gotham, the proprietor of which. Prank Hennett, is a life-long friend of Senator Piatt. Jerome la Determined. "Don't laugh at me." said the district attorney, turning upon one of the first defendants who came to the bur and smiled at Mr. Jerome. "I will break the neck of gambling in New York state or It will break wine." In November lust the prlnC-e was reported to have iieen confined in a fortress for ten days, the result ot grossly insulting his lute tutor. Majot Levnsseur. Iu December, MHM, Prince tieorge eloped with un actress of the Nutlonul theater and went to Vienna, where they were found drinking in a oafe in the midst of a band of gypsies. SIGXOIt CARUSO. Burglars ransacked the bairber shop of Peter'Schmaltz, In Hughestown. Thursday night. All the shaving materials In sight were taken away. A supply of barber's tools was being sold in Duryea today, and an effort is being made to llnd who had the goods for sale. Ing her little boy along. . Caruso, slu suid, followed and repeated his of fensive action. Convinced that his at tentions were not accidental, she stll hesitated. She was preparing to ieavC the place when the nction was ugair repeated. This time she spoke sharp!} to the singer, saying: Joseph Jennings, of Moosic, an apprentice In the Touhill Iron works, was struck by a heavy weight yesterday and seriously hurt. He Is suffering from internal injuries. Jennings was removed to the State hospital.MoohIc Man Injured. Home 180 prisoners were before the court. The most of these poolroom prisoners were merely employees and. refusing to plead guilty, were Immediately served with graud jury subpoenas for examination. Bather than submit to that they changed their pleas lu every case and were fined $2T, in most cases for the first offense, with severe punishment awaiting a second offense. The immediate resignation of Piatt, whether brought about by increasing physical Infirmities, marital troubles or through any other reason, would place Governor Higgins in the tactical position of having the power of appointing his successor. Such an appointment would work almost Incalculable benefit to the man so appointed In a contest In the Legislature for election. In July, 190», not long after the accession of King I'eter, it wus stated in a dispatch from St. Petersburg that a specialist In the treatment of back ward children had, at the command ot the Imperial government, examined and observed Prince George and had reported to J£miDcror Nicholas that tbs prince was a degenerate. 'You must not do that again.' HUNTER KILLED. At tile M. P. ('liurcli A moment before Policeman Kane who had been watching Caruso evei since he first took up a position clost to Mrs. Graham, had walked over tC the railing next to her little boy and by leaning forward had observed ev cry motion of the tenor. He heard Mrs. Graham rebuke Caruso and pluc ed the latter under arrest. Peter Metzgar, a well known farmed 'of Kinkletown, Uldred township, Monroe county, accldentally shot himself dead on Wednesday. Mr. Metzgar left his home, in company with a nephew, to hunt in a piece of timber land on his own farm. In leaving the cleared land to go into the timber tract Mr. Metzgar cruwltd through a wire fence. He was on the opposite of the fence, in a clump of bushes, and dragged his gun, a single barrel breech loader, after him. The weapon became caught In the bushes. Mr. Metzgar, who had hold of the muzzle, tugged to loosen it and the trigger was pulled and the gun discharged. The load struck the unfortunate man below the left shoulder blade and Inlllcted a terrible wound. It went off at close runge and burned clothing and liesh. Paris of the man's garments were forced by ihe impact of the shot into ihe wound, which bled profusely. Ur. Howeler. of 8aD- lorshurg, wus hurried to attend the wounded man, kul found him dead when he reached the place. Miss Margaret Wintringer, of Chicago, will deliver an address at the Sunday morning service in the Methodist Protestant church. One unexpected feature of the inquest is the fact that Katie Burke. In whose, compi'-y Dougherty was when he received tlv fatal wound nnd who is suspected of knowing more about the case than she is willing to tell, did not appear to be sworn before the Jury. She was perfectly willing tA go on the stand, but Attorneys C. P. o'Malley and Frank K. Hoyle. who were present in her Interest, were opposed to It. As her nume was called by Coroner Stein, Attorney o'Malley got up and laid the law before the Jury which provides that a suspected person In a case of this character can refuse to testify at the Inquest. "She Is perfectly willing lo come before the Jury." said Attorney O'Malley. "but we will not allow her to do so." Much Muck to B* Raked at Frleee. Mrs. Mary Devaney, of Wilkesbarre, appeared in surety court at Wlikesbarre, this morning, against her husband, Daniel Devaney, charging him with non-support. Mrs. Devaney claimed that her husband was a shiftless character and did not assist in supporting the five children of which they are the parents. A separation was agreed upon. Kau Francisco, Nov. 17.—"What we have already done is only a starter. We expect that there will be other Indlctments liefore the tinish. All tbat I now ask is fair juries to try the eases." This statement, ominous to those who have dabbled In the wholesale municipal graft being exposed in tbls city, was made by Assistant District Attorney Heney following au important decision by Judge Beawell. The Judge has declared that Abraham ftuef baa uo legal right to be district attorney, and therefore his title Is abrogated- Acting Mayor (Jallagher appointed hllu after the board of supervisors had ps» tended to sus|iend W. H J-Sugdon Ituef was arrested on charges of as tortiou and released on $&u,UUU bail. FROZEN TO DEATH. Marriages on Trial 8uggastad. Bailed Out by Conri«d. Cornelius Haggerty, a farmer, 50 years old, whose home was in South Canaan. Wayne county, was found frosen to death last evening in the woods near Farvlew. The body was found ngabm a tree, In a sitting posture. The lust seen of Haggerty was Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, when be was In Carbondule, about to leave for his home. New York, Nov. 17.—In a newly published book written by Mrs. Elsie Clews Parsons, daughter of Henry Clews uud wife of rongressmau Herbert Parsons, startling reforms iu re hit ion to marriage are advocated. "It would seem well to encourage early, trial marriage, the relation to be eu tcred Into with u view to peruiaiienejr, but with the privilege of hreuklng it It proved unsuccessful, uud lu Ihe ub sence of offspring without suffering any great degree of public condeiuua Hon." says Mrs. Parsous. After spending a short time in I cell in a police station. Hignor Cm runt was bailed out by ileinrich Conrled manager of the Metropolitan G|Deri House, who guaranteed the singer') uppeaI'M nee in the police court. Dr. Moon Back to I he uui wand. Former office newly fitted In Levy Bldg.. over O. P. A C. O. shoe store. Hlguor Caruso asserted that his ar rest was an outrage. He declared poai tively that he did liot insult the wo man. who. lie said, followed him alHiut He did not know why he hud beet Smoke Prince Otto 6c cigar. Gillespie. ELECTION ERRORS. Mistake* made by election oUlcer* In several districts of Scruntou will lend to the opening of the ballot boxes in these districts In order to obtain therefrom voting cheek list* and ballot check lists, which should remain In the custody of the leglstrution 04)01 mlssioners, but wb'eh were wrongly pluocd ill the boxen. SPECIAL NOTICES. locked up. MAS8 MEETING. A strange feature of the affair Is th« disappearance of a beautiful bind IH'url scurfpih valued ut iieioug lug lo the singer. Gii Ills return tC bis lintel Hlguor Caruso took off liii overcoat and lit doing so noticed lili lie. lie put bis blind up quickly him! fell I lie tie and looked down oil III* Hour. The pin which lie hud wort was missing. II could nut lie found it liiii apart incut Hlguor Caruso w#i grcutl) distressed by the lo»s of IIm |m jiI aud by his mlvculur* with tin ftnuiuu in the park, AT CLAItA WAUXKIt'K CHARTER ASKED FOB. There will be u mas* meeting of ull tbe Sunday schools of the city In tie I Iron. I St M K Church tomorrow afternoon ut three o'clock, at which tliuc Miss Margate! Wintrliigcr will give one of her delightful t»»d forceful chalk talks FHttlon pet pie arc exceedingly fortunate ill having ill is gifted speaker with them at this time, ui iicm HondaD is World's Temperunci Sunday and the churches af tuklnK advanced ground on the temperance question Col cfcumplc the Pr- -by lei Ian Church h*s placid t.-inperanoi uii gjt .quality WUh Htbtsion* i»» ruf plot Inn live Welti sei retrtlb*, «ho »ork -III alarD. to visit HDn«d* I'ruf hyt. lies alld church's ill III'' f'esl . f the Iiqupi iit. »■ cause Kb tell oibel dcooiulnaMotii. also IMM I*'" |D| rant* coin mil lies ,11 »ork ami nDUHD i I ihi'Hi '*l»4'l t" ' ioploy Ib id Seen - Mora Rights For Russian Jaws. Ml. Petersburg. Nov. IT- — Prcntiet titolyplu's organ, the Hossla. publish*! a long article apparcullj' intended to prepare the way for ihe promulgation of (he re tonus iu the condition of tin Jews. The projected Jewish reform* will not give Ihe Jews full equality not IWfiulssiou for Ihetu lo spread llil'ougl the count I) uud uc.jutrc lite lauds ul the itcasaui*. but the) mUI have I hi light lo live everj where Inside lite paif Fine assortment of tiutlng Flanucis and Flannelettes, two dosvn pattern*. An application for s charter Has filed today in court by the members of the Hush-ton Country club. Tits corporation was formed fur I he promotion of Kjfpiul recreation snd Intercourse. iilld for Ihe eltcouratfeniulii sinl silinui.itIon of an Interest In eft-ling. riding driving, golf. tennis and oilier outdoor snorts. The business of ilie club is t» be transacted In rtugai I .oaf lovindup ' Holf illoves and Woolen tllove*. P!K4«C !44. \\lt liuMMtUtt I II,. Football goods at Uarrlson'a. Complete siock of ihe new aud pop- RAN TOO rABT. ular Ul.uk I'uderwiar for ladies aud New York #t«ck Markets furiiishetl hD M ti Jordan ft I'u , slock brokers. Aimers' it.iuk Itulldlus. children Warrant* Mire Issued Ibis morning before Mayor K irkemlull. of Wilkciibane, for ibe urrcst of Itany Mur« I'll). J. II |«oflUs and Tbomus U'lhill* Hi II. I lie flfMM' of ihc lllack diamond Kkprcs*. wliti'li left that cli) at 6 lo O'cliM'k »eD teld»D aft' rilooli. Cllotglug iliciu toii|t i iiiiii hh iheir train through llie cily ul 4 l'il« wf D|Dee«| i gvcediUg tu lillle* till liour. liable*' Crociii-i and Angola Hon •Ve» York. Nov. 17. men 111 is Illvh 11164. u MIS IIS I 111*. il&S 14 )mv«r j.iuuut* fit) nuti 7fn AW Ximar . . Am t'ur * K i uiivi a»oi.k. Aui I.D»»•D• ?|k TlS Ottl#U» Jurti* Cho»»i» JUikn.i'i K V but Ik viui « mui'niD it«D utmim «*» uiuM mm »|„|, II,. |||H|I|||| Jill ..I «... llll'.l I III lilt' irut ot l%fMM liitiiHi' m«U»n| 04 Uii' ui »Jn»ir Hrwww II tiiii-tHl ihD iurD fan l«iC • iii(i(4t»tiM| ImI«»»»' mlj'iMHi"t'ill. 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