Pittston Gazette

              mm frn f*Djp.. 1 pr*- m m • .y,. J 4 Pv „ . mp&re the evening newspam*m With the morning ♦k*k?£ CWc'usive proof the balk of the news api-first In the former. tftt tfbe. Advertisers will ,  ** .lively reach the /,•oW homes in Pittstonvand its immediate vicinity through the columns of this newspaper " - J Ml ■•m T; IV j; fejK ▼ :.«lrsw HFTY-FIRS YEAR \ P1TTST0N, PA., THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 38, 1901. ' D .If, - ONLY DAILY HI NIA SAYS WAR" x WILL CONTINUE ton STRIKE AVERTED. TREATY FINALLY REJECTED? U«*«ral rnnil«n'a Dariog Oaraer. Brigadier Ueneral Frederick trim. «lpn was born in New Carlyle, O., :t« years ago. ' CRUSH THE ENEMY. f*\ ■unuoul worii of iki Mm li in MDft«s to Troops. C| Good Value; GoodH CAPTURE OF AGUINALDO Indication* Tkat China Uaa Decided to tlnTa the Wrath of Riula. '** ' •• r. ■ i .. a General Funston's .flaring Ex- Probable Result of Conference Peklng, March 28.—Report! that the Chinese court has definitely rejected the Manchurlan convection are acquiring great consistency, and ttte extreme reticence of LI Hung Chang's yamen .points In the same direction. Funston mat lo Cuba as u ™n,y Berlin, lfareh 88 —Io a seAsattoasl adCbMs to the troops lbs Kalasr said : "If a rkTOlaitoa oconra Id Germany, crash the latsrofU enemies as yon would a foreign With Mr. Morgan. pedition Successful. TEE DETAILS ABE KEPT 8E0EBT. PRISONER IB NOW I* MANILA. The following ptices dem- Home Soccea to AgofoaMi. The Yang-tse valley Is again, as last summer, proving the center of the stability of China. The action of the Wuchaug and Nankin viceroys Is carrying the whole of the central and southern provinces with It. The movement against Russia and In favor of an appeal to the concert of powers Is gaining such strength and breadth that, whatever disposition exists at Slnganfu, tlie Chluese court may consider estranging Russia a lesser evil than Jeopardizing the authority of the throne and perhaps even the existence of the dynasty. onstrate why we HIS preAm realized. »a»her Phillip*bprMH, BlitotMMUoa Our the OUmw, N«w York, Haroh 88.—Father Phillips makw the following statement today : "lb. threatened strike in Northaaatem Peoniylranla *U1 not ta my opinion o»- onr. Ttanks to tba matohlaaa ganlna and dlplomfaj ot Fraaldant Mitohell, and the friend)/ offloaa and all powerful lnflaanoa of J./ Plerpont Morgan, • baala for future harmony batwaen mlnara -and opffator* baa been raaobad without thtlsaat Motion. Oar eonfaranoa wltb Morgan yajtarday aatlafled him, aa and tie pobHo. We ragard It aa a hl*torloal link bat ween capital and labor whlob we jiope will be nnbrokan. My diwm la Anally raallatd In tba meatery of intellect 'over fotee, aa repreaantrd by the aelfiah po'foy M an employer and tha reaort to fa' bj tha employe. Time haa wrotgbt wonder* in tha labor world, afleittal a happy condition impoa- Mbjjl ta half a year ago. Than Hitehall, anf the United Mine Worker* ware praottoilly atrangera in Northeastern Penneylraila and New York. Now Ifltohell'e awn* Is aynonomona In Wall etreet for ecpirrvstlim and aafa leadership. Ooofldanoe In labor organisation haa baan eaabilahad whlob mnat eventually eon vl nee Independent operator* of tba value of joint Anfarencee in time of peace to prevent rather Phillips, Whs Headed Uale- Ballaa From Aalhraelle Nlila* Re* Kauai OnWl Went to i,oak far the piltplno Dictator In the liulan of Under tluldnnre of Native Scoula. r - SEND TO INDIA. always bus; ■ Ion. Sara He la Pleaaed With Alti- Pill Tranaport Boer PrUoaari to Oolonlea. tude aid Personality of Mr. Horcan. NeW Jf'ork. March ai—The confer inca at J. Plerpont Morgan's oltlce In the Drexel building between Mr. Morgan and the Rer. Edward B. Phllllpx of Hazleton, Pa., beading a delegation of cltlzena from tbe anthracite mining district, to arrange for a settlement or tho dispute between the miners and operators came off yesterday afternoon according to programme. According to Father Phillips, tbe conference was eminently satisfactory. He says that Mr. Morgan Is a wonderfud man and tbat he came away deeply Impressed with bis strong personality. Be would not say, directly or Indirectly, whether tbe miners' demand for fba recognition of tbelr uulon bad been granted. Manila, March 28.—General Funston. with the assistance of a number of Maccabebo scoots, has captured Agulnaldo In the country near Caslguran, nine miles from Baler, on the northeast coast of the Island of Luton. The rebel leader and his entire stall are now In Manila. London, March 88.—The British Government has decided to send two thousand Boer prisoners to dlffaient parts of India. An Excellent Combination. Ladled Calico Wrappers, a nloe uiortinttt oi P' tterns, from 60o up. -o pieces doable width novelty drees goods, ft)1. shades, 25c a yard. . ?»* Plain Colored Henriettas, in all tho latest eoC orings. prices range from tSc to f 1 a yard Black and Colored BrlUlantines In large variety, prices from tfSoto 75o a yard Ladies' Skirts, Waists, eto., all at grsatly re C dueed prices. ' Jjj A special lot of Bureau Covers and Sldsbosr-* Cloths at half price. Gjldcn Draperies and Fanoy V large varieties. Children's Lawn Cape. 85c, 60c, 75c and $L A large assortment of Ladits' Panoy Hose tor Scents a pair --^gl Ws have an elegant assortment of WW to Good i and all kinds of Wash Goods. Now to the J time to make yonr selection. The pleasant method nml beneficial affects of the well known remedy, Syrup of Figs, manufactory! by the California FiC» Syrup Co . illustrate \he value of obtaining the liquid laxative principles of plants ltnowu to be medicinally laxative ami presenting them in tho form most refreshing to t intaste and aceentublfc to tho system. \r is the one perfect strengthtning W. tive, cleansing- the system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches end fever.' gently yet promptly and enabling'one toovercomo habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom iron: every objectionable quality and substance, and its -actibgon t he kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. JAPAN WOULD JASPER 18 DYING. Fiuimi Theory of "laa Do Hove" Wae Projected hy Htm. LIKE TO FIGHT General Funston employed a very clever rnse to reach Agtjlnaldo. His plan worked successfully, with the rosult that the head and front of the Insurrection Is n6w where He will do no more harm to American Interests. Richmond, March 18 —Kiv. John Jaaper.-of "Ban Do Move" fame, la vsry 111. Ha may die any tUne. He Is agsd elghtynln».•£» / • The bodies of six American marines who were killed during the siege of the legaUons and burled In the Russian legaUon were removed yesterday for shipment to the United States. In addition to the American troops la Peking the Monocacy, Commander F. M. Wise, sent a detachment of marines to be present at the disinterment. I Nebraska's Senatorial Deadlock Broken at Last. KNOX 18 NAME Pitta bats Man Inland Attorney Oaaoralablp Today. Washington, March 88.—The President has formally offered Philander C. Knox, of Pittsburg, the Attorney Generalship. Recent dispatches from Manila told of the departure of General Funston on what many believed wis an nlmdst hopeless errand, the capture of Agulnaldo. Those who knew General Funston well, however, and knew of his exploits Ih the Philippines bad faith that be would accomplish |iis abject. Some months ago letters were captured by American troops showing beyond peradventure that the rebel leader was hiding In the northeastern part of the Island. General Funston Immediately conceived his bold plan to capture him, and this received General MncArthur's approval. against Spain. He was given a commission In the Cuban army, rose from captaiu to colonel and was Anally placed In commaqd of all the Cuban artillery. ne was Wounded by a piece of a shell which arm. A Mauser bullet went through his lung and came out through bis back." A fall from his horse injured his hip. GENERAL FUNSTON. The delegation which accompanied Father Phillips consisted of Alexander T. McAllister, secretary of the board of trade, Hazleton, Pa.; William T. Lautcrbach of Hazleton, Pa.; John H. Zerby, president of the board of trade of Eottsvllte, Pa., and William U Mar qunrdt, also of Pottsvllle. All tut the priest arrived In town yesterday morn Ing and went to the Astor House. Tbey left the Aator House shortly after 12 o'clock to go to Mr. Morgan's office, but got separated on the way, and those who reached the Drexel building first had 4o wait until the others were rounded up. Just before they arrived Senator Chauncey M. Depew had a conference with Mr. Morgan. Then Father Phillips, after talking with Mr. Morgan for a few moments, announced to the reporters that the conference had been put off for an hour and that he and his friends would visit the Stock and Produce exchanges. r Washington, Much 38.—General Mao- Arthur haa cabled1 a confirmation of Agalnaldo'a oiptnra, It Will be pnbllebed UUr todD/. Admiral Bemey oabled: "Agotnaldo, with three atat ofHoera, have t)MD oaptored bjFnnaton and eighty three m«n and brought to Manila hf the tatjr and turned orar to MeArthttr." Tba offlelala ban received tha new* of Tttqreateat aeorecy baa baas maintained la regard to the plaaa of eaptnte. Neither the Prealdent nor tha War Department wara Informed until Fane ton waa wall on hi" way. MaoArthnr waa ertdant lyafraid te trnat tha eeoret to fee wtoee. Sine. Mng Informed tha PraaWant haa awaited fife the rtanlt of the aoheae Waaloualy. Tbf £ President raoeirad tha ma IN at 8:80 thU I morning, while going to hla breakfeet. is r nailed, axolalmiag twtee, "That la good} f He took thaaaHMia to 'abos hla wife. IB feele that the eaptnra anda tha whr. I » It ia believed that Againaldo win ha kept a pollttaai priaoner & Qaum for 4 yaarortwo. Fanaton will be placed I* line for the Slat Brigadier Ganqfalahlp aai hla oompaniano In tha captor* Will be re» warded. - v London, March 98.—Yhe Filipino Jute •aye that AnDB«ldoyaapMM dote hot and thurar. art that Gen. Alejwdrino, a leadlag nUtJaian highly edtnatad, a* Qan. flan Dlegowljfpaobably aaeeaed him. FEELINO Niadiaf The courtcsy of the Russians deeply moved all the Americans. Two Russian companies participated In all the ccreluonles. The Russians guarded the disinterred bodies all night and rendered all the Russian military honors" to the dead. s * THE WEATHER. In the process cf manufacturing- fig-s arc used, as they are pleasant to the rtaste, but the medicinal qualities of ti e remedy are obtained from senna nm! other aromatic plants, by a method known to the CALiF-oitNrA Fio Syruj Co. only. Id order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on the'front of every packug-e CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. IT FATS 10 BUT AT Washington, D. O., Mar. 88.—Forecast aotll 8 p. m. Friday, for Eastern FsqiisylvanU: Bain tonight; except on ooast; fair Frldty; northwesterly winds beeomlcg northeasterly. PEOPLE'S SII General Chaffee wrote to M. de Glers an expression of his feelings and of the feelings of the officers and men of the entire command. Weakened by bis Injuries, Funston returned to the United States. He was out of money and decided to lecture on Cuba to the people of Kansas. He was obliged to lean on a cane while delivering his lectures. IS Sooth H»la Street, Httstw. FOR THE GRIP. People's 'fhone. Next to Dm, Always the Cheapest. , M. de Glers, referring to the Incident, said Two weeks ago he started from Manila with Surgeon Major Harris, Captain Newton of the-Thirty-fourth infantry, Lieutenant Admire of the Twenty-second Infantry, Lieutenant Mitchell of the Fortieth Infantry, si* veteran American soldiers and u nninber of native scouts, all af wbom were ■elected for their bravery and extensive knowledge of the country. About this time Funston wag appointed colonel of the Twentieth Kansas volunteers. The Kansans arrived at Manila lnte in November, 1808, and were assigned to outpost duty on the ejtrpme left of the city. The regiment saw Its first shooting at the time of the clgsh with the Filipinos on Feb. 4, 1809, and for 100 days was on the firing line. Ion Have Hoard , f umow Bamedlea Did SAN FBANCI8CO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY NEW YORK. N. Y. Forsalo by all Druggists — Pries rOo. per bottle. "It was only natural. The Russians and Americans fought side by side during the siege and were virtually brothers."Everybody yon meet on the streets aow adaya either has jaat had the grip, la coining down with It or has a sore care for It Von Bver Try Ihli One vans W-BROS. * tltohell eald at noon he hid no state- Utomtb. Be rofueed to oo masenton 'It Is recalled that In the case of an American marine who had done duty .beside a Russian soldier and was burled without a coffin the Russian, with the tears streaming down his face, leaped Into the grave and arranged the earth as a rest for the heat. Those who were present say It was a most affecting scene. The disease has been a pome to pbyslolana ever slnoe Its appearanoe several yeara ago and It la as muoti of a pnaale today aa It waa then. It exhibits aach a variety of symptoms In different lndlvldaals and leaves saoh dlsaatroas results sfter apparent resovery, that aa yet 1U prevention and onre has bafflod medical aoieaoe. * Phillip*! ihtoaat. Be said that tor had wen nor tried to Me Uor- It I* generally believed that ICltohipreeeatetlvee conferred with Her iroogh whom Ultohi.ll and llorgan I an agreement to avert a etrlke. General Funston's plan was that after he and hla party had landed aa near aa possible to the place where Agulnaldo waa thought to be In hiding the native scouts were to pasa themselves off aa Insurgents who, having captured General Funston and the other AmeiD Funston, at the bead of his troops, waa the first to enter Agulnaldo's capital of Malolos. He also led his men In swimming a river under fire and performed many other heroic exploita. He waa rewarded with a commission as brigadier general of volunteers. Htnee and Moigu Confer. Best Patent Flour, per bbl . $4£0 Feed, per 100 • . . „-a.o«' ' Long Hay, per too ~~x-'" Cut Hay, per 100 , Oats, per bushel . . . ,j6 Potatoes,' per bushel . . .60 Strictly fresh eggs, per do*. . 160 . Mackerel. No. 1, per lb . . itfic Salt Haddock, 6 lbs for . Salt Herring, 6 lbs for . .* ijcJ Salt Clscoes, 6 lbs for . . Salt White Fish, 6 lbs fsr^Aj Codfish, best stripped, Codfish, in bricks, Whole'CodfiafaffPKi^^P Abont 2:30 o'clock the conference began. Mr. Morgan came out of bis private office when the delegates arrived and, patting his hand on the priest's shoulder, escorted him In, the others following. Nothing is easier than to collect a crowd at this corner. The Pennsylvania citizens attracted the cariosity of several persons who gathered lo a knot yD watch them enter the building. Others asked what It waa all about, and In a few minutes there was a good sized crowd there. It required the services of a policeman to a flatter the people. Senator Mark Hanna and his son, Daniel R. Banna, ware In Mr. Morgan's outer office while (he conference was trolng on, and before it began Mr. Hanna bad a brief talk with Mr. Morgan. DR TO BOUTELLE. la no doabt bat that the grip la catarrhal In oharaetar and the leading symptom In nearly every oaae Is Increased secretion In the head and throat, in fact the first lndloatlona of lagrlppe are those of a cold In the head whleh extends to the throat and lung*. . .90' epiMUue ar»Oftth«rlag far Ih'tt J*. rmipoee Today. t, He., Ifareh 16.—The Kepnbllvotton for the nomination of the r to Ooograasman Bontelle, who la la Sanltarlam near Boston, will Mm tonight, r 0. Baal, of Ban- William Kngel are in the field. PLAQUE IN CAMP8. DDrmC of Dlseaae at Cap® Town CMsea Tlanooi Action. Charges that Metcalf, who succeeded Funston aa colonel) bad shot a prisoner at the battle of Caloocan and had been shielded by Funston were made and denied. There was seme talk of Funston being nominated for governor by the Kansas Republicans, but he preferred to remain In the army. The people of Kansas presented him with a sword made by Tiffany that cost $1,060. London, March 28. — The bubonic plague In South Afrloa is spreading. There Is one case In the Queen's regiment at Simon's Town, one In the Flrat Royal Irish at the Greenpolnt camp and one In the Royal Garrison artillery at Castle, one of the suburbs of Cape Town. (all ball Dr. Johnson Atnss advisee as the asfeet oonree to pntane on the first appearanoe of grip eymptome to keep to the honse for s day or two and take Stoart'a Catarrh Tabeta every boot the first day and every two hoars the following day and atatea that this will Break np the trouble belorelt beoomes deep seated. T. S. & W. S. BARRITT, The leading artistic Decorators and Governs fowere will probably bring to the contention a solid delegation from Arooetoot.oounty. It la alao probable that frank Guernsey oontrola the Pleoataqnla oonnty delegation. Apparently no candidate bas k clear majority in eight. Paper Hangers. Headquarters for Some of *he Malaya have bffered considerable opposition to the removal of plagua patlenta and also of the bodies Of those who have died of the disease. Tho government has Informed these people that if this obstruction continues the Malay community will be Isolated outside the city. 'As the volunteers are to be mustered out on July 1 General Funston asked for a commission In the regular army. He waa told that a first lieutenancy was the best that could be offered blm. He refused It. Probably be will now be tendered a commission 'more commensurate wltb hla services. the latest designs in Spring Wall Paper from ftc per double roll up. Vienna, #88.—The Abendblatt Et the Japanaee Ambas- Berlin and Tfawa have These catarrh tablets are antlseptlo and harmless and prevent fever and the further development of grip germa, and ward oS the ever present danger of pneumonia. lb. Bontelle resigned aoma time ago. Be has been an invalid for a year. The conference lasted 20 minutes, •nd when It was over Mr. Bfortan dscllned to state what bad been done. At first Father PbiUipa.xaa equally uncommunicative, , but later be made the following statement: North Main Street. •' *$$£!!$ ': Alwaj* H quarters. Lowest ta i ... r y ( best in quality. * lnstneted to anertata the proapecta f European powers enpporting, should B forcibly reelst Buisla. A MILLION DOLLAI Practically All the natives are going Into separate locations. Capture of Aaalaaldo'a Family. During the last year Aguinaldo's whereabouts have been a matter of inucli conjecture. There have been any number of rumors, among them one that lie had been in Manila a number of times disguised in woman's dress. Baler, near which place he was finally caught, was where Lieutenant J. C. (■illniore aud 14 men of the gunboat Yprktown were captured by the Fllipluos anil held for a long time. Dr. Gerald Blmpeon, ssyss. "1 have, fonn t Stoart'a Catarrh Tablsta a pleaeant and thoroughly reliable remedy for the *rlp, eepeolally with elderly people with whom this prevailing dlaeate Is alwayt dargeronc; the tablets can be found at any drug store and If nsed freely during 'hi flint few days of the attack will break It np. Finest, Nobbiest, Host Complete (•IBlAnuM'iIaatfHef Ml trowi vast. "Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan received our committee raoet cordially and assured us that be -win do anything lb his power to make our mission of peace a success. We are very much gratified." There have been 246 cases of the plague here up to date. Fifty-seven persons' afflicted were Europeans. There have been 85 deaths. Evans Bros. AT LAST! AT LA8T1 Baltimore, Md., Maroh 88.—The Grand Oonnell of Maryland, Royal Aroannm, aawmblsd hare today for Its annual meeting. The paai year has been a vary prosperous one for the Boyal Aroannm. The organisation baa met all Its olalma, and haa at present |1,B69,8S8.46 In the emergency fund. It has an exeeas of onrrent re aonroes on deposit In national banks of $*68,600 06, and haa bealdea In what la known as the general fund, a asm of $81,- 0W88. ' Xekneka Mir Bleated Two Valted BMUM HiHM Omaha, March 88.—Oo Tarn or Dletrloh and J. B. Millard, of Omaha, were eleoted tor the short and long term Senatorablp'e respeotlTely.  A OlipaUJi from "Lord Xltcbeaer to -On -war offlce, dated Pretoria, March 27, eaya: leans, were conveying them to Agulnaldo.AOTJTNALDO. The delegation of business men took an afternoon train for their homes, and Fatber Phillips went to the Ashland House. Father Phillips said be would probably stay In town for a day or two longer. .LINK OF. "Our casualties In Oeneral Babington's action were two killed and seven wounded. The Boers left 22 dead and 80 wounded. As their pursuit was rapid many mora Boer casualties are likely. When the supposed prisoners were brought by their alleged captors before Agulnaldo, they ere suddenly to appear In their tru- character, seixe the wily Filipino and ronke their way back to the coast, when- gunboat Vlcksburg, which had conveyed the party, was to await their return. Lsgrippe la a catarrhal affeotloo, the the air and no one la/tDroof ugalnst It, but the timely uae of Stnait'a Catarrh Tablets will prevent any aerlotft result*. WRING  »SUMMER GOODS 46 South Main Stre THE HAPPY DRUMMERS. Agulnaldo's wife and sister and the sisters of Colonel Leyba were captured on Jan. 1 of last year at Talabln, province of Bontoc, by Major March of the Twenty-third volunteers. Four rebel officers, 18 of their men .and one American surrendered with the women. His mother Was also captured. One son died during the Bight of the family before the American troops. The women of the family suffered much during thin (light and were really fortunate in falling into American hands. They hare been well treated In Manila. President Mitchell of the miners' union, wbo appeared to be ont of It aa far aa negotiations -with Mr. Morgan are concerned, had several conferences yesterday with Fatber Phillips at the Ashland House. He also refused to say whether the union was to be recognised. "I am leaving tomorrow night," said he, "for Hazleton, where the subcommittee which accompanied me will make a report to the executive committee of Districts 1, 7 and 9 of the United Mine Workers of America, which take In the anthracite regions." For a stylish tailor-made garment go to Da Forest If. Hatfield, Weat Plttaton. Spring styles all In. HIlM la OMrgla. Ooltunbne, 0»., March 88.—TrereHng men ULmwntlng eltlee In *11 part* of Georgia mmiiT"*"1—*~**T,or tb* 8uU onoUn of tha Twwhn' Proteetfre Amoetitloa. The eonrtntton will oontlnn* thro«gh lUreh 80. On* of the »«bjeoU to In flhnimifl TJ ***" r* -*•'"* *otlon will probably bo tek*n to railroad »•" »" State. Tr*T*Un««M* ««»«»» «DV «• an wutwtaMy Wah.". THREE WER&ytU-ED. Banna* «D« Iajarte* Area. Albany, M*r*h 88.-At fow thta rtom« log two fnlghta rnnnlog oppo*ttely oo% llded botwoan Sobaktlooka and . Bittertw JnMttoB, on the ntehburg dlrtefon of tb* Boatonand Main* B*llro*d. The three « loUowiae wen Wiled. W. B. Morrill. «Dglnaer, Frank Kemp, engineer, Fr*n« lIoHanghton, flrem*D. Th* Injured wf: ITir—■— Fulton, brakemen Murphy and Both engine* and * Dumber of wn mm wrecked TimUa* *»•»» V- "The operations of March 28 drove tha enemy north from their positions at Kaffirs kraal. Qn March 27 the pursuit was continued by mounted men only. The enemy's rear guard was driven In by a combined movement on both flanks. Their convoy was then sighted at Leeuwfonteln. The Greys, New Zealanders and bushmen pushed on. The enemy attempted to take up a position, but the Greys and other troops rode down all opposition and gave blm no chance. The convoy was ridden Into, and the enemy's retirement became a rout. The pursuit was continued until the horses were exhausted."The adventure was a desperate one, as treachery was always possible, and General I'uustou had no absolute means of knowing how many men Agulnaldo had with him. It was possible that he would have enough to overwhelm the Americans and their native allies, but this did not deter the Americans. They accepted the risk, with the result that Agulualdo Is now safe In the bauds of the American military authorities.What'a Tour Tm. Worta f Ever shown in this city have Just arrived. Com* and examine them and leave D our order for a Spring Suit, Overcoat, Vest or Trousers. Fit and every other satisfaction guaranteed. PANNEBECKER'S STUDIO RATE CUTTER8' WAR. Sometimes a fortune, hot navar, If yon have a sallow eoqplexlon, a jaundiced look, mole patohes and blotches ou th« Ckln—all algna of liver trouble Bat Dr. Elng'a New Life Filla gfte clear akin, may cheeks, rloh complexion. Only S5 cents a box at W. 0. Pili e, Plttatqp, and Stroll's pharmacy, West Plttaton. We Mike a All WQSk finished in from tlx to ten days regardless oi weather. 14 South Main Street, lalnaMt Ornim Oaaualaaloa Iaqmir GEO.F. BUSS. THB CITT TAILOR, S North Rain St. Chloigo, 111., Marah 88.—The Intentate Commerce OomoWim to la mmIob hen today preparing • report on th* wore! oattlng of rata* on *aat-boa*d ehlpmenU of peeking houae prodnote. The freight agenta of ell the roada terminating in Kan •a* City, and agents there of fast freight ltnee of Weetern roada hav* appeared before the oommtaalon. traffic manager* of all the peeking honaae have alao been heard. IDl lata it. Chitdrei'i Photos. MONEY. Washington, March 28.—The position of Agulnaldo, now that be has been apprehended will be an Interesting one for the administration to determine. The possibility of his capture at any tluie always has been kept In view, and that of his future has been a matter of Informal discussion by the officials here. It Is not believed, however, that tiny definite line of action was ever determined upon In regard to the matter. The attitude of (he government for a long time pit l has been one of comparative Indifference to Agulnaldo's capture, It having been determined to crush the rebellion without regard to his whereabouts. His recent nctivlty In directing the course of operations against the American forces probably brought about the recent change In this attitude. Agulnaldo's Future, Give us a eh noe 10 put in Ideal the Vovelty furnace at your house., MINER8' MEETING CALLED. "Capture AguljMldo and the Insurrection will end" has been the repeated advice to President McKinley fcoin the military authorities of Manila. The in surgent leader is just 32 years old. He was bom at Cavlte, Viego, of well to do parents and educated In Europe. Filipino Leader n Yoang Man. Will Bo Maid la Wllkeabarro To- It la not so mnch what the newspapers , as what neighbor says to neighbor, or friend to friend, that has brought Chamtorlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy into snob general coarse. It la as latnral for people to express their gratlude after using this remedy as It Is for «ater to flow down hill. It Is the one remedy that can alwaya be depended apon, whether a baby be alck with cholera ufantnm or a man with oholera morbus, (t la pleasant, safe and reliable. Have you 4 bottle of it In yonr home f For aale by Farrer, Peck It Robert*, apothecaries; Plttaton, one door above Eagle Hotel, and flfcst Plttaton, Wyoming and Luaerne 4m I have money for mortgagee In any amount. Mortgagee may stand for a term of years and only the lutereet be paid, or will give the privilege to make payments on mortgage monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually, and the Interest will cease Immediately on every dollar of principal thus unpaid. This Is not building association money. I handle only private funds and trust funds. RITTSTi m. RENN'A. Wllkesbarre, Pa., March 28.—A call has been Issued by President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers of America for a meeting to be held In this city tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock of the presidents and secretaries and the executive boards of the three Pennsylvania anthracite districts. President Mitchell and two members of the uatlonal executive board will be in attendance and report upon their visit to New York. A meeting of the national executive committee has been called at Indianapolis to be held at the same hour as the meeting here. Any action taken on President Mitchell's report here will at once be wired to Indianapolis and, It Is expected, will be promptly ratified by the national board. morrow. Torpedo Boat Ready For Trial, Annapolis, Md., March 28.—The sister vessel to the torpedo boat Thornton, tbo Shubrlck, both built by the W. It. Trigg company at Richmond, has arrived here for inspection, survey and trial by the United States commission, of which Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans Is president. Both boats will go down to the Barren Island grounds today, the commission accompanying them on the Gloucester. The teats are expected to occupy considerable time. The speed demanded by the specifications is 28 knots an botir. Armstrong's WILL 8AIL AWA Seaator Dopow aad Hla Klaeo So to lar His enemies declare that, like all Tagalogs, his hatred for the Spanish had its Inception In a love affair. It If said that when scarcely 22 years of age be was to marry a mestlze girl of Ca vite who was then studying in a convent tbere. Agulnaldo Induced the girl to fly with film against the wishes of the monks. Washington, D. 0., Maroh 18.—Senator Depaw and hto nltee, Mia* Paulding, will tail within a faw day* for England. Th*y will return for the Newport aaaaon* ■Bad. D. E. BAXTER. in d Floor Bennet Building, Wilkes barn Best Flour *4 Feed, all kinds  CANAL OPENEI JOHN- O'D. MANGAN'S " .KHEDIVE OF EGYPT. OhNftpMkt Md Ohio Waterway Rudy lor Together they fled to Mindanao where they were captured by officers of tbe government. Agulnaldo was taken back to Manila In chains, and the girl was returned to tbe convent. Agulnaldo was sentenced to serve one year's Imprisonment on a charge of abduction and while In prison planned to revenge himself on the Spanish. Oats, per bushel . Oats, *j bushel lot*... Potatoes, bushel... May, per 100  Best Botter  No. 7 Broom. 2 cans fine Peaches - 3 cans Corn  i dozen Canned Corn,.. 3 lbs Evap. Peaches.. .tfe, ; 4 lbs Prunes C Lion Coffee lgjf '-"3, Arbuckle Coffee .19H - Fresh egga, do« .18 M a-o-vtawi uainmir •' Hu asm — Tiafflo. (n Wllkeabarre are at the parlors of the Albany Dental Asaoolatlon, 89 N Franklin St. For over twenty years this aseoolaion haa had Its main office In Wllkee twrre, whloh meens over twenty yean of tontlnual aucoeas In tbe praotlee of the xoat difficult dental aurgery. Barmleaa tnaeathetloa an employed and pain Is unknown. All work Is done when you want it, and charges are very moderate. Beat let of teeth only $8 Crowns and bridge. ~rom $8 up. If yon try them once yon'll le aare to do so again. ThD Beat Dentlata PRICES. Best Patent Flout - $4.50 Chop, per cwt - 1.00 M"eal, per cwt - 1.00 Bran and Midds., cwt 1.00 Corn and Gr. Corn, cwt 1.00 Long Hay, per cwt - .95 Cut Hay, per cwt * . 90 OatB, per bushel - - .36 Butter, per lb - - - .24 Fresn Eggs per dozen . 16 3 bottles Catsup • - .35 No. 9I South Main Street .60 •' 'n :!i M Hagaritown, Md., Uaroh 38—Tba Ohaaapaake and Ohio oanal waa opened today and the first oargoaa of coal wet* taken through to Willlamaport. StCHBL'S MADONI As the leader of an Insurrection against the United States government Agulnaldo may be tried and executed, a lesser punishment meted to him by executive clemency or complete amnesty extended. pardon of Arab! P**b». wlKD ha* been anid for aaveral year* th* throne la 1888 Thiue Hundred Copies ef *hlD Fameus Palatine Baealved la Plttaton for fr» Seventeen of the 20 membera of the national executive board are western men and will gather at Indianapolis. National Committeeman Fred Dllcher and Organizer Chris Brans, who are members, bave left Scranton for Indianapolis.Distribution. DIED IN VIENNA Three hundred platinum eoplee of Slohel'e "Madonna", Utile*—In «'•», have been reoelved in Fltteton, from the Norman Lltoby U'tg. Co., and are read; for free distribution. Aa already annonnoed In the QAiam, these ptetoree will be given away abeotntelj (tee aa Ions aa the supply laat, to eeoh pnrehaeer of one 23 oent box ol Krauae'a Gold Onre or Krause'a Headache Oapenlee. Thla ia the ' moet liberal and expanelve offer ever made to tha people of Pitta ton, by any manufacturer and all persons deelrlng a copy of thla famoua painting should apply at onee, before the anpply ia exhauated, to any at the following well known drugglata: lie then became an avowed leader of the Insurrectos. He harassed the small er Spanish garrisons by unexpected attacks, and although the Spanish government sent soldiers after htm It was generally Impossible to catch up with the wandering bands. Or. latun Goldman, NoMd Poluh K«t-olatloalet, Finn Away. Vienna, ifaroh 88—Dr. Bunard Goldman, a noted Polish revolutionist, Is dead. Ha Fooled the Surgeon*. All doet jra told Benlok- Hamilton, ol Weat Jefferson, O., after suffering eighteen months from reetal fistula, be would dl» onleae a ooetly operation waa performed; but he cured himself with Bucklen'a Aroloa Salve, the beet in the world. Surest pUe cure on earth. 88 eenta a box at W 0. Price, Pltiaton and Stroh'a pharmacy, Weet Pittaton. For e Lincoln Mausoleum, A ▼•Uiu'i Ktmry—George Lewis, of Shamokln, Pa., w-ltee: "I am efghtv jeaie of aqe, I have been troubled with catarrh for fifty yearemnd in my time have used a great many catarrh enree, bat never had anr relief until 1 used Dr. Agnew'e Catarrhal Powder. One box cored me completely." no cente. J. B. Brack.  no JERSEY Fl Financial and commercial Springfield, Ills., March 28.—An Abraham Lincoln mausoleum that will outshine tbe Grant tomb on the banks of tbe Hudson Is tbe project for whlcb Representative D. P. Sullivan of Chicago will Introduce a bill. Tbe total cost of the memorial In view should be, It Is estimated, anywhere from 11,000,- 000 to 11,600,000. fj m »i ■! BeUSliC1 Bamea • I*ei of SlIliOO*. New York Stock Market*, fornlahed byM. 8 Jordan * Co., atook broken, room 96, Miners Bank Building. Mow York, liar. IB, 1901. Open. CJloe. He was paid $400,000 In 1897 for making peace with Spain. Together with other Insurgent chieftains be went to Hongkong with tbe money. There Agulnaldo Insisted on placing the money In a bank to be used for buying arms for anotber Insurrection. There was a disagreement over this, and It waa charged tbat Agulnaldo bad stolon the money. , U«rfc«n«ri«k,H ».,lUioh M-Flw i lot sight d««troj»d EobU«a«t ft D**Un • •Uiiml iw«r»l storM la th» town -3(3j[ Th« lo»»l innun waw on•bl* to oootrol the An »nd "D• neaibj towns MDt mUUdm. . The Ioh u $178,- r ooo. ■ J.T. ARMSTRONG & CO.„ 4 a South Main St.. PITT8TOH. (jl GOODS DELIVERED PBOMFtLT. C j Ajner. 8U«1 and Wirt.,.. Brooklyn) n.'.V.V. V.V :::::::::: ea =i Malta, March 28.—The Oplilr, bearing the Buke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, sailed at midnight, eonvoyed by tbe British first class cruiser Andromeda, the second class cruiser Diana and tbe storeshlp Tyne. Duke of York Lravca Malta Oieaw shMi Sea Sakr'aonb •t night are agonising to motneia. Dm iALVKr'e Caoor Tmcruaa will relieve uvup, soon aa adminlatared. It ia alio a vavxa riBiffa bxmdt for oougbe, ooldi ind lung oomplelnta. Twenty-five :c»nti per bottle. Lost* D. Bhtlltj. Vtator B. Lnohalnfcr. gTSST^... U. 8.8u«l,tDr«f-. agwE::::::: a-- :::::::: 8* 1M lf~ 1( 44Mj lfjW ■ Mar*ln«llt a CardlMl. J. H. HODOK. faui Pxcx & Boauna. 01 SPRING LIKE i KILLED 8EVEN CHILDREN- « s& 86 C 4M S1 & | 1 Rome, March 38.—The pop* has commissioned Count Colaclcchl of tbe noble guard to convey to Mgr. Martlnelll, papal delegate to tbe United States, bis nomination as a member of tbe ■acred college of cardinals. W. O. Pmiox Tnoa J. Yatu. Jammm P. KAUK. F. Qouooa. Quo. D. SnoB. t al Agulnaldo, after tbe battle of Manila Bay, was given the kotplng of all prisoners taken by .'Jie United States forces. He and bis army were held responsible for tbem. Later be began a siege of tbe city. Tbls waa before tbe Dounic HEwmu tuum *T *»•■»•» onnan c—iUt«*Wfc»l—W ■•Cd«r ™ Vi«iai«l ~ Mtoenuuiiun to BzccUeat lor WiTIH S*»~ Bnwls, Vuoh 88 —An lnwnn mm na nmnok on the crowdod «tr»el« h«r« tod.j, striking down ohlldwn *nd orjlng th*t b* i.ji coma to UT6 them fiom U*lng. H» him amn ohlldwn b«foi« the father of ■ea*6f the TtoHmi ahot htm. umwn. If or. rju.... r COLDS. GOUT,/ Rheumatism, Backache, etc. DR. RICHTBR'S W orld-RenownoJ WILLIAMSON'S PRICES Will be no exception to the :'JM recognized excellence oi oar ' » til goods, in fact there will be an • K ! improvement. We will exhibit, "fok as usual, a full line of dimities, -J0E lawns, seersuckers, ginghams, ' J embroideries, laces, kid  mocha gloves, corsets, (hlgta S," ani lew boat) hosiery, hand- . 5- v kswdvefa, in-tact iff Che ;*VJj sarles that go to complete a fltst class dress goods and liWtion store. Vint ud forunoil arrival of the American troop* under. General Anderson. On Juno 9, 1898, he declared himself tbe dictator of tbe lalfnd, but conaented to continue to operate with the American troope. WE Mr*, a E. VecDaeeen, Kllbonrn, WU , •u afflicted vltb stomach and oonstlpa tlon {or * long tlma. The sey, "I ban tried many preparations bat none bare done ma the good that Obamberlaln's Stomtoh and Liter Tablet* bare/' Xheee tablets are (or sale at Ferrer, Peok tc Bob erte. apntbeoarlea; Pltuton, one door above K*gla Hotel, and Weet Plttston, Wyoming ana Lnmeroe Am. Id the field of mediotne 1« Hood'a Saraaparllla. It poaeeeeaa actual and unequalled merit by which It enree all dl«D«m oaneed or promoted by impure or lmporerlahed blood. If too have Then matins, dyapep •la, scrofula or oatahh you may take Hood'a Saraaparllla and be oared. It you are ran down and teal weak and tired, you may be aoia It will do you good. —i»»West Pittston Robber......  gs!£ «*«:::• WftbMh  "n union  '♦»»♦ Wl Lus* Kanl Onnaw at QmA. "ANCHOR" PAIN EXPILIEB. --SEEDS. After the surrender of the city of Manila In August Agutnaldo was requested to withdraw his troops outside the limits of Manila. His men wen not allowed to enter or to participated any capture, A#sl| nald* vroteatli Best patent flour - $4.50 17 lbs granulated sugar 1.00 Fresh eggs - - - .16 wfiftsr.*-- M Best table syrup, gal - .40 Fancy N. O. molasses .60 3 caAscorn - - - - *25 SALISBURY IN STYLE. You should purchase your Garden Seeds now for the spring  gest and choicest variety cftn be found at our store. ■irnlt--*- — — — » AMaak " Grip. London, March «#.—LoW! Sallabary I* 1 Iklghtlj 1U with tnflMmM. H# to Jm- A OsH. One well-known ivUWulyZfcl •m«n: '■ letter out at many [JSttifiSeSWasS Sri sni.'W « We a to • Mother Oray'a fWe«« Fowdera" (or obildren. Mother Gray, for rear* * tar* la tte Ohlldren'a Hod* In Hew York, booted ohlldreo eoaaeaetnUj with • remedy. nowptyrjdiBd gUoorfta the drag e»gm.oalM Mother Oraj'e Swoet Powder! forehlldren. Tba* art D■—i"—t " mllfc ploeaant to like and ni*«r Mi A oertala n» for fererlehneee, aautOmm The f«forlU PQ1*. See tb* lang roar mmm/t Mturtl* U Haadb ers'.who ■wrrtaB. •ij of ralli mailt to On Feb. 4, feon UD« tn»9P' the Orat conflict B* of ***. DECREE OF NISI. D R. B. Voneteee London, anted C