Pittston Gazette

              Osive prool ic news ap rmer. mfw. w f ¥ ▼ " C HFTY-HRST YEAR j P1TTST0N, PA.; SATURDAY ENtNO, MARCH 30, 1901. "-2 OXFORD WINS COLLEGE ONLY THE REGATTA GERORIMO SURRENDERS D ' • ,l1- » -C■- . * ■' His Action Induced by the Cap- TO all APPOINTED CADET. HOPE TO USE HGUINALDO CONDITION OF TRADE. RAGTIME IN fD£BSIA, BimMf yen mC ot on the «tre«rt. now"-" ■day*«!th«r hruf jnst b.vl the grip, !a ooming down with it ot Jiaa a «nre care for it. W CITY ftaward |ir.l*7n. Vu lti fM «• »e«*»refcln«'. Walls. Washington, March 80.—This heroism of Baffler Calvin Pearl Tltna be rewarded by hla appointment by the president an a cadet at large to the West Point Military academy aa soon at a vacancy exists. He will Just get In under the age limit, as young Titus will not be 21 until next fall. Ionian Minister Ordeu »U Ora»lD*- Gorernment Officials Think He , New York, March 80.—R. G. Dun A Ca's weekly review of trade says: The condition of general business Is In moat respects satisfactory. The dry goods trade, and particularly the cotton division, Is gloomy, with further re-, ductlona In prices yt staple goods this' woek mtd demand- falling to Increase Satlsfaetorr- »keae aa a Olft f7t fU' Mttnerctai Ragtime music lj on itS w»p to f#rala, the Persian minister »t Wuftrtngton having ordered from SddMfcrt. Conn., as a present fn hla ltanaret one of the largest and probably ..JM I out costly graphophone fier OBMctured. The Persian minister la plan? ng hla present a» a surprise, says Kew York World: The 150 reoorog which will aceftnpany the grap*ophone coat kHaff fl.SOO The instrument coat JB.OOO. M the shah of Persia )• aajwolally load of Italian opera selections, and to gratify hla taste music of this d*ss predominates in the noM-ds. He has never heard ragtime, however, and therein lie* a treat for him, the Persian minister believes. P. Jul, [ £ ture of Aguinaldo. Will Aid lift TBUB INTERVIEWS THE DIOTATOB The disease ha* been a pupate tn phyalofiM ever since its appearance several year 0gO end It le a« mooh of a ppaale a ft wee then. It exhibits such a yfrietf or symptoms in different Individuals and leaves snch disastrous results after apparent reoovery. that as yst Us prevention and oure has bt-ffloil, medical silence. The followini PHOBABtLITY OF' HIS RELEASE. onstrate why Defeated Cambridge Half a Beat Length. A RfcVfiLATlON. AItImi Blp to Afleeyt AMtrlow l«- 9rem»er-*CoHtrtdtctorr Made br the Ctftlve Wklle om tfc« Tlokabart. « « the mtmtmrn IaMA Will Talc* Oath •D( Advise rollmn ta a«r- Tltus was the first American soldier to scale the walls of Peking, and he It waa who towered the rope by whletj bis comradea were enabled to scramble up. He Was slightly wounded while doing It. readar, He Mar flet a Good Job. Oaam the illnutln. with the shading of  always busy. Wh.'A°°? Q°" »" """k. Wlth.«t SM- XllktUlMr-lUMKb from every other department of bi nesa reports are elieeiful, and tht'c ■wee*." Manila, March 80,—After being eonvlnced of Agulnaldo's capture, Oeneral Geronlmo, the Insurgent leader In the province of Mortmg, Luzon, has surrendered, With 6 officers, 46 men and GO rifles, to Colonel J. Milton Thompson of the Forty-second regiment, at San Ma- Washington, March 80.—AgulnaUlo will be employed by General MacArthw as a means for bringing about tbe surrender of all the insurgents In the Philippines. took for a food sprinjf retail turnover Is aniouraglng. * ' Aside from the aa peeled advktta la -wtrtbtanl stupes, there Is eompara tire steadiness in Iron and steal The rise of about fZ par ton In angles, beams and otbar similar forms will not materially affect the coat to large consumers, as contracts for much of the year's tonnage had been placed In anticipation of the new rata. ' However there la 110 doubt bnt that the grip iC datarrbul ia character and the ltaC!- tng symptom in nearly a»ery oaae la inoreeaad eecratlon In tha hiadand throat, In fact the firat indications of lagrlppe are thoro of a co'd In tL8 u.-ad which eiteuda to the throat and mogr. Ladles'Calico Wrappers, a niee twortaMDt of • pntterns, from 50o up. 90 pieces doubls wldtb.novelty dress goods,, all shades, 26c a yard. Plain Colored Henriettas. Id all the latest ooloringa. prices range from 83c to $1 a yard. Black and Colored Brllllantlnet In largo far* iety, prices from *5c to 75c a yard. Ladies' Skirts, Waists, ete., all at greatly reduced prices. Y [ special lot of Burean Covers and Sideboard £loths at half price. Golden l#»r.1D*^s *uJ Fancy SilkoHnsa In large vsrieti**T. Children's Lawn Caps. 3** Mo, 75c and fl. A largo assortment of Ladled* Fancy Hose for 25 cents a pair. We have an elegant assortment of White Goods and all kinds of Wash Oood* Now 10 too time to make your selection. Franks cabled TO GEN. HJHSTON. Take away eoond tefreehlog si sap and yoarohnattpM «, ?Mt £,£2,,*. qnlremant Feed and building up time, "hy *° mapy people find their standard of strength waning when they eanootricep well. On* symptom after an m '? allmente foljow, that M Whst mafcea so many fed and The perfecting of ttt. A. W. Chase's Nrne Pills la arevelatlon I' this kind. Henry Osrter, of Ugrange St., Plttston, Pe„ fiji: "Last fall I waa feeling a little 2?. do.wn *nd Poorly and waa troubled with rheumatic pains through my mm else. The penletent doll aohlng prevented my sleeping and made me nervosa, I got some of Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills at Gordon's drag store and used them. They oertalnly did me a lot of good, quieting the nervea, enabling me to rest well and aoted aa a general tonls. thave no heeltatlon In reOommending them." Dr. A W. Ohase'e Nerve Pills are sold at 80 ota a box at dealers or Sr. A W. Ohsse Uedlolne Oow, BnSalo, N. T. Bee that portrait and signature of A. W. Chase V. D. at* on every package. All the officer* of bis regiment, the Fourteenth, serving In China Joined In a petition to the president for the appointment of Titus to Wert Point, say- Ing the; are satisfied that npon graduation from the academy he will make an excellent officer. • No determination regarding the disposition to be made of the Filipino leader bag been reaobed by the admin I strut ton, and no action will be taken until the views of General MacArthur and the Taft commission are known. In his dlapatcb to tbe secretary of war General MacArthur announced that conferences were lb progress with Agulnaldo and that tbe latter would Issue an address ad rising acceptance of American sovereignty. teo."' * Ac the news of Agulnaldo's capture (Dreads through the archipelago the Insurgents are becoming dliheartened, and there la a marked Increase In the number of Individual surrenders. General CalUes, who Is practically outlawed on account of his atrocious crimes, sent an emissary to General Bates, who answered that he must surrender unconditionally and stand trial. The former insurgent officers and the Macabebe scouts who took part In the capture of Agulnaldo will probably receive a monetary reward. The amount haa not been specified. It has also beefl recommended that ev'erj inan participating Ut the Capture of Agulnaldo receive a special medal. Agulnaldo 1* now detained In a comfortable room situated In a wing of the Malacanang palace. He Is in charge of Captain Benjamin H. Randolph and Lieutenant Gilbert A. Youngberg bf Batter* 0, Third arWiery. Certain visitor* Me permitted to see Agulnaldo, but newspaper Interviews with the prisoner are not allowed. Since Agulnaldo has been domiciled In the Mala dining palace persons not provided with special permits have been denied permission to the grounds. General Trias, the commander of the Insurgent fortes In southern Luzod, who recently surrendered to the American authorities, visited AgulnMfo AOd told the fallen cbl$( why lie" surMndered. Trias Mid that a continuance of armed opposition to the United States was unjustifiable and The Independence of the Philippines was Impossible, and the Filipinos tyad bettor accept liberty, prosperity and progress 'under American rule. Afaluldo CkMrlsl. Agulnaldo was c»ptured, be wore a plain, dark blue suit, with the coat closely buttoned at the throat, and a wide White helmet with a leather band. -Be takes his ctpttire philosophically. He Is generally cheerful, but sometimes moody. His health during tfte past year has been very gyod. It la uncertain what attitude he will Mw assume. While Agulnaldo Wfcs being brought here by his captors on the gunboat Vlckaburg, he said that In June, 1890, he, together with & number of his officers, dVore to prosecute the war tut long as they lived. He considered this oath inviolable, and he Intended -W live up to It Later lie 4**t»red that .be had deeired peace from the outbreak Vif hostilities, and If he was convinced that 4' majority df-'hle followers dealred the cessation of the war he would use every means In his power to accomplish this end. Agulnaldo, In the course of conversation on the gunboat, said that he had never been In a single battle, a statement which mny perhaps be true. He admitted that he had ordered the assassination of General Luna, giving his reason that the security of the Filipino cause demanded General Luna'a death. A doxen at tbe Urelleat and most popular "coon" songs are inoluded In the repertory. Tbe Persian ballet which dances before the shah may soon be plaiting out steps to "Brush By. Coon, Brush By," "When Tou Ain't Got No Money. You Needn't Come Around," and "Those Googoo Eyes." Dr. Johnson Anne* adviata as the saf*rD oonrae to purane on the firat appearanoe oi *rlp symptoms to keftp to the hcuea for a day cr two and take Stuart's CVarrh Tefaeta every hour the fiiHt day and every two hoars the following d«iy and «ttftcDs that th;» wlil break up the trouble before It bcoomts deep seated. Their petition characterises him as proved to be "trustworthy, Intelligent, sober, brave and a thorough soldier." Young Titus was bom In Clinton, Ilk. His parents died when he was a child and left blin In the care of the Rev. W. G. Lee, a captain In tbe Salvation Army. As the boy grew up be became Imbued with tbe.rollglous military spirit of the organization. He wae made a lieutenant in the corps and played a cornet or vlollh at tbe meetings. Prices of boots and shoes are wall sue tnined without an; quotable change. Mother and Two Children Smothered to Death. Wheat did not respond to rumors of do mag*, but found reason for strength In Atlantic exports, including flour, in four week* of 11,432,947 busheln against 6,078,762 In 1600. Although President 'Schurmtu of the flrat Philippine commission advises the appointment of Agulnaldo to the governorship of one of the provinces, the suggestion will not be adopted nnttl the authorities are convinced of Agulnaldo's loyalty, and this can only be tested by time. The graphophone is a multiplex grand as high as a Pullman palace car and as square as a car Is wide. The case is of selected wood artistically carved. It has three horns, and the records arc 2',ft times as large as the records on the regular size Instruments. The volume of sound is equal to that of a high class organ. These oatarxb tablets ore antiseptic and harmless and prevent fever and thoiurthtr development of *Rrip gorms, and ward off the erer present danger of ppenmonla. tendon, Much »0—The gnat ennnel BDlMKiiljr no* between Oxford and Oam bridge wm rowed this morning and won by Oxford by halt a length. The raoe wae rowed In a howling gale. Bala wae ponr- That bottom prices for wool have been' reached at last Is evidenced by the growing unwillingness of holders to make concesaMM, the greater activity of dealers and indications that purchases for speculation are of considerable volnme. Transactions show a material gain at the leading markets. IT PATS TO BUT AT THB When the Spanish war broke oat, he was In Shaftabuix-Vt., and promptly enlisted as a musician In the First regiment from that state for service in Cuba. On bla discharge at the close of the war he went west again and reenlisted In the regulars as a bugler In tiDo Fourteenth Infantry. He Was assigned to Company E and served In the Philippines until the command was ordered to China. He will enter West Point with the experience of three tokrs to back him. , Dr. Gerald Simpson, ®ay«: "I bate foun t Stuart's Catarrh Tablets a pleasant and thoroughly reliable remedy for the grip, especially with elderly people with whom this prevailing disease ia alwaj® dangerous; the tablets can be fonnd at toy dreg store end if uaed freely dutlng the first few days of the attaok will break It op. PEOPLE'S sin lag down «pd tha water wma uonraally rough. The not began at 10:81, Oxford1 M rowing thMy etrokee ui Oambrtdg* twraty-ntoa to the mlnnte. Oxford dm • quarter of ■ length ahead ud bald the lead whan it puMd Baauaeremlth Bridge *. tea mlnatae later. Then Oambildge palled •hud and ap ttD Mm three Bile mark Oam bridg* held Um lead, her parttaan* being . wild with delight. Ben Oxford qnickenD «d the atroka, gradually gaining. The •part had bees too mooh foe Cambridge and with one deapalring apart the men , wilted, Oxford paaatog and winning bj When the Taft commission returns to Manila, its men)bars will discuss with Agulnaldo the measures that should be adopted for ending the revolt and making American sovereignty agreeable to the Filipinos. Army officers who understand Agulnaldo's character expect that he will try to make terms with the United States, obtaining concessions In return for his advice to the Filipinos to li£y down their arms. Liabilities of failures in four weeks amounted to 18,134,731, of which 12,- 035,280 were In manufacturing, $4,186,- 815 in trading :and' $1,812,636 in other commercial lines. Last year in the liabilities were $10,349,- TOO, Of which $4,824,032 were it) manufacturing and $4,302,341 iu trading. It will be sent In parts to be set up in the shah's palace after the end or Its long Journey. M Sooth n*ta Street, fttt» KwcttoB Kgge l*a at BeriawV. Garden aeeda at Bherp'e market. Freeh ehad today at Bharp'a Market. The flnalat oyetere and freeh ahad at George Stantona'. People'* 'Phon*. TO PREVENT LA QRIPPB. La grippe It a catarrhal affection, tb»- geima are in the air and uo one is prerD| against It, but the timely use of Smart's Catarrh Tablets will prevent any Berloat results. Always (he CbecpMi W For Bale or rent, with lean bf room, three pool tablea, btnrea, eta. Apply to M. 1. Httghea at Slnalalr Honee. Failures for the week numbered 200 In tho United States against 203 last year, and 29 In Canada against 33 last year. ' «••)D Adtlna rrom thD ) (k asm* of Sanitation and Hl«Iane." Evans W-BROS. Titus Is a stalwart Christian of great force of character. When "taps" sounded on his first night in camp, he turned to his messmates and said: The New York Magaalne of Sanitation and Hygiene sayi that a more merltorloue medicine than Kranae's Cold Cars for tb» prevention and cute of la grippe has never Gome under the examination of the chemical and medical experta of that magaalne. As soon ss yon begin to taks oold or feel the Bret symptoms of the grip take a, Kranae's Cold Core Capsule every three hours daring the day and two before retiring at night. Thla will Insure a good night's rest and a free movement of the bowels next morning. Continue the treat ment next day and you need have no fear of the grip. Croup instantly relieved. Dr. Tbomae Eoleotro Oil. Perfectly safe. Never Halle A**" "drag store.  Freeh egga 16s, direct from the ooantry, every day, at Dave Berlew'e new general prodoce and trait market, next door to the Bohan lit not Mom- B. Main St. Members of the cabinet expressed the opinion that Agulnaldo's treacherous conduct In the past lu dealing with fepalh and the United States made It desirable that be should be sharply waxcned, and It Wilt A reference to his treachery, that ratber dampened the suggestion of President Schurman that he be appointed governor of a province, tt teems to be the gene til Impresnloil that after agulnaldo's Influence With the catives bat beep exhausted he will be sent to Guam. - Csar Reprimand! Vlaaoaaakl. London, March 80.—A dispatch from St. Petersburg says the czar has administered a severe reprimand to Prince VlasemBkl, a member of the council of the empire, for having interfered with the orders, of the police on the occasion of- the recent riots. Lieutenant General Prince Viasemski "Well, boyp, I don't know what you do now, but I always pray," and suited the action to tfcj WILL PAY YOU SPOT CASH in ou lots or Ims, for *11 kinds of scrap Iron, stesl, brass, oopper, lead, tea lead, ilno, Lotties, folded newspaper* tied Is bundle*, old robbers, eto. Second-hand meohlnerj and pipe * «ptoial'y. Offloe and warehouse, Dook street. 'Phone eonneo tlon. II. D. A DDLEaon, PltUton, ?a. SMOTHERED TO DEATH. B. HkWiw, ladlea' cnatom tailor, doaa work eqnal to any alty honee from twenty -dva to fifty gtt oent. Cheaper; ealta from gfteeh to fifty dollar Ail Work gsaranteed to give aatlafao. M*a- Saaoodioor, oorner of Main,-*. tnuMM. on Water etreett , (rait la ■ vary healthy and pWC a°tMH to eat. In health or jtfokneoe, AIJl «®5»«la»ed hoe pi tela fnxnlah them to Many people ilotA know what they aR. They look, whan qoltarlpa, Ilka a large green orange. 4t la olalmed toga apaeU, a oroaa breed *«««««•« •4-sa . . i .00 1 t New Yot*, Matoh 80 —Three ilrea ware loet In a tafcaMiflt Sea early thla moral*. I The dead ap Mn. XaUm Oehan ab«W ehlldren. ft wtt atypical tMwventbou. • in ilailliii rtnin In Mm ; .ll»aawe» not kA la nbarkable, aa there Hwttt taalliae la tte hopee whan the Ave broke ont. Th* building wee at 8* I -Nortolk atreet a»4 wae . Amble honae with a bakery .hop la IF wa» la the-ahopAh* tatooa atoned. Yhoae killed ww» eaogM lu the rooaa and D. BOUNtVroK PEKIN. Richmond dotal Burned. Feed, per 100 Long Hay, per 100 Cut Hay, per 100 . Oats, per bushel Potatoes, per bushel Strictly fresh eggs, per dos. Mackerel, No. i, p«r lb . Salt Haddock, 6 lbs for »5C Salt Herring, 6 lbs for »JC Salt Clscoes, 6 lbs for m . . »jc Salt White Fish, 6 lbs for . . sjc Codfish, best stripped, per !lD . ioc Codfish, in bricks, per lb . . ioc Whole Codfish, per lb . . Best Patent Flour, per bbl Richmond, Match 80,—Richmond last night suffered her greatest disaster by firs since the burning of {bfe Spotswoodhotel ofe Chrlstmlis bVd, ISTtt. This Jefferson hotel, the magnificent structure built and furnished by the late Lewis Olntsr at a cost of about $1,000,000.. Is In ashes. The hotel wat constructed of buff brick and granlto foundation 'and war regarded as semlflreproof. It burned like tinder. The blinding fcovered half, a block lu the ultra fashionable part of the city, fronting on West Main and Franklin streets. Several persons were hurt by falling down stairs, etc. One man had his hip broken. No one perished in the flames. The fire started in the linen room from a defective flue. Insurance Is about $650,000. There was In the hotel a party from Montreal. None of, these was hurt, bot #11 lost their baggage. •9f . 90 is one of the liberal members of the imperial Council and has taken the part of the students In the recent disturbances. He sent a petition to the czar'aSfffBf-itat they be treated more mildly and InofflSF-KJ?" ahowed his sympathy for them. ..1* ,6b Bilsht Outlook U Mindanao. Although the war dopertment minimises the effect Agulnaldo's capture will exert upon the rebellion, other members of the cabinet than the secretary of war expect good reaajfcs to OoW from It. General MaeArtbUr cables that General Kobbe rejtorts the silr* rendfet- of 9 officers, 160 men, 18T rifles and 80 shotguns of Capistrano'e command, which, he sdded, "ends the trouble In Mindanao, so far as the Filipinos are concerned,'' and that General R. P Hughes reports the surrender of Alikpall and Ruiz, 34 guns and 206 guns.' of Fulton's command. Kraase's Oold Oars 1s guaranteed to break ap la grippe la a day, and to care so ordinary oold over night. It la a new principle la medicine prepared In soft ~C«aUe gelatloe capsules, which ate ess T~~. ' •C» the warmth and fluids ot i'hViESSL-ttiy SJS hard, sagar-eoated pills c9 taw-  do not affect the head as does qaiolne i*». apset the stomaoh. They oontatn no calomel, and can be taken with aalsty by the most delicate woman or ohlld. Krause'i Oold Core Is for fate by druggists at 86 oeats a box. Sold by all druggists. 16c . I» ~ AMas** Lrat4tr A rr.lt Had. Galesburg. ills , March 30.—Consternation prevails among those who on Wednesday night led In the attempt to lynch Ed Jackson, the murderer of Charles fi. Rowe, because the sheriff has sworn out a number of warrants. The first arrest was that of E. C. Gross 'of Madispnvllle. O., who during the riot, It is alleged, urged the crowd to kill the sheriff. Gross was arraigned before Judge Pjjst, who fined him $100 and gavq tifnv* tqpj of fn« yMr jp *hf ootinty jafl. Grctn IM « frifa ana Mr chUdrcn at Madisonvillt. * i everything In the giaen grocery Hne at Tery raeaonable prloea. ITarra'a Lnxerne Are. Market. D -rear- - Ml At Kaapar'e Wett Plttaton Maat Market. Tom know yon will gat everything jut ea repreaented and correal Home made mlnoe meat, pnddlng, bologna, clear pock eanaaga. freeh egge, beat oanced good., 'egatablee, ate., native pool try dreeaed to arte. Beat quality Oyetere. Orderedellvann prompt. 'Phone eonneetlon. ■ The best protection against fevers, pnenmoDls, diphtheria, eto.. 1a In bnlldlng Uj | toe BjBtem with Hood's Saraaparills. will, execnted oh June 8,1900, has been filed for probate. The value of the realty Is given ss $25,000 and of the personalty $10,000, but It has been estimated that the eetate when figured out will foot up lu the neighborhood 6f $150,000. Brodle died at San Antonio on Jan. 81 last. The estate consists of 108 and 165 East One Hundred and Second street, five lots at Harrison, N. T„ cash In bank and other personal property. His daughter Irene is made sole executrix. This daughter, her sister, Nellie, and her brother, Stephen Brodle, are to have the property equally divided among them when Nellie Brodle becomes of age. ahfst fiirretdfrs, but tfcey show the exsaid thit the fact that Agulnaldo is a prisoner has not changed the plana of the department to send re-enforcements to General Mar Arthur to take the place of the volunteers under orders to bo mustered out. Agulpaldo's capture did not Influence Always come Shanghai, Hugh go. A nMMMaj* that the Imperial Okirt toft Bla»tat6daD for Wato. Borne tmt ago Imt&ii otfert •"-riWMHBlfrtihlnaoo ofldala d the oap ;« llal olty ~»o repair the palawaa whleh are ; now la aoBjWWWJti NMlve the Bmperor r, and hie boatohoUf. -r J Li Bang Obang deoferee that thepsnbh mente to be lmpoeed a poo Prince Chung and Fa Baton ton been carried ont Id eoeordanoa with the data an da of the for- HfPD «Toye. .1 i' , Tjio Dairy Company. ik BrOad atre»f,.wlll remove April 1st i to 80 Sonth Main street, opposite Ollvei Burke's Hotel. The place la being renovated throughout with paint, paper aur new flxtnres, and will be first da's lu all quarters- LC Acme Steam Laundry bestti Colonel MoClare Rralffna. Mo*e Striker* M Idle Hoar. Philadelphia, Mass* editorial page of the Philadelphia Times contains a personal announcement from Colonel A. K. McClure, the veteran ed- Evans Br . New York, March 30i—At ri meeting of the t'fflted Council of the Building Trades thi necretury reported that ISO tile layers, varnishers, electricians and decorator* had gone on a strike on the hew mansion which W. E. Vanderbllt Is building at Idle Hour, Oakdale, N. Y„ to replace the house which was destroyed by flre. This makes 250 Artisans now on a strike on the building, as 100 workmen went on* last week. The strike 1s for the .recognition of the Amalgamated Society of Plumbers and Gas Flttors. its appointments. They have contracted with Snrqnebauna connty dairymen foi pare milk and cream, whloh Is famously known u anch, and the best, also for freab eggs and bnttrr, eh'pped daily. The question ns to bow Funstou will be rewarded continues to be a topic ol discussion In All official circles. In vIciV of General MacArtimr's specific recommendation, Indorsed by General Wbcaton, thAt General I\inston be appointed a brigadier general In the regular Army there seems to be no doubt So well Informed quarters that the president will meet promptly the popular demand in this matter and appoint General Funstou to one of the existing vacancies In the list of brigadier generals.Itor of that paper and one of Itjj found crs, of the complete severance of all his relations witb the publication. Accompanying the statement of his reslgna- 46 South Main Stn \ W, W. OLUMTEAD, Manager. THANK8 FUN8TON. tion Is the auuouncement that this does not mean his retirement from Journalis- TmUmI Mfalally li»mw Hie Appro. _1 tftUs of I'OBdMk tic work. Bay ■ Pierce diamine. Othfci wheels for lets money, also a for Ids of tloycle tappllM. SCHtSSLIR & BIOHT.ld PANNEBECKER'S STUDIO Al l work Georve Q. Cannon Sick. Sun Francisco, March 30.—George Q. Cannon, first vice president and real head of the Mormon church, is critically 111 at theHotcl Del Monte, Monterey. So seriops is his condition that his two sons hflve been sommoned from Bait Lake City by wire. As Mr. Cannon Is 73 years old and has been in poor health for some time It Is feared he caoDQt recover.Washington, March M.—Th* War Depertaeot has at laat at the lntUnoe of the ftrtiial STprmii It* approbation ol Vaaatoot capture of Agutaaldo. The following daMegtam waa sent to M»o- Arthaxlate last night: "The Prsatdem tn*traetaM«o*xpr***hlihlgii appreola tton of ihe gallant flooduet of ranaton and the offleaca and men of the ami and n»rj engaged with him In the Palanan expedition. The Beontary of Wat panonally Jolna In thla expreaston. Coaonr." It Is reported that the Spaniard Segovia, an ex-Insurgent, who recently acted aa General Funston'e Interpreter and who gare valuable assistance to the expedition which resulted In Agulnaldo's capture, will be recommended for a commission aa an r"fleer of native troops. The other th e ex-insurgent officers who took part In the expedition are known to hare received heavy money rewards. We Mike i Specialty finished i n; from six to : ten days re- j gardleu of : South Maflffl Street, I New York, March 80— Former Senator David B. Hill has been retained by District Attorney Phllbln to arguo the Mollneux case before the court of appeals. Johu G. STllburne of Buffalo is to argue -for the defense. It waa his selection which caused the district attorney to change the plans already made by hla office and to ask Mr. Hill to represent the people. This was done a month ago, when Mr. Phllblnand Assistant District Attorney Oaborne went to Albany to argue against the repeal of the special Jury law. They saw Mr. Hill then, and the compact waa made, although Mr. Phllbln kept It under cover until last night. D. B. Hill la MolUtnz Case. A woman who Buffered for three yean from nervous prostration says, two bottle* of Llohty's Celery Nerve Compound fleeted a complete ours. She hard!) knows today whether shs has nerves oi not, aa she never fsels them. It l» nertalnly a wonderful remedy. Sold bj i.BjJJouok New York, March 30.—Prince Krspot kin of Russia came to New York last night from Boston to deliver a series of lectures on socialistic subjects. He spoke In an. Interview about the present disorders in Russia. The prince was asked if he, an aual'chist, favored the removing of the czar by violence. He said: "Not In the case of the present czar. The greatest destroyer of autocracy in, Russia today is Nicholas II. But we simply maintain that no man has th* right to rule another man." t'rlnee Kripotkli In K«w York. T.S.&W.S. BARRITT, ♦of* Gblldrei's New York, Marcli 80.—Mrs. Mary Ertel. who bad been on trial since Monday under an indictment for murder in the second degree for the killing of George Deges, was last night acquitted by a Jury in the Kings county court. Mrs. Ertel is a German woman, 30 years old/ Deges, who was a Greek, 85 years old, was the proprietor of a restaurant in Brooklyn. Mrs. Ertel had left her husband for Deges. Early on the morniug of Dec. 31, 1900, the woman and the Greek had a violent quarrel. There was a struggle between them, and the woman shot and killed Deges with his own revolver. On the trial Mrs. Ertel told of brutal treatment at the hauds of the Greek. Mrs. Ertel The leading artistic Decorators and Pkates. Paper Hangers. Headquarters fcr the latest designs in Spring Wall Twelve thousand Filipinos have just taken the oath of allegiance to the United States in South Ilocos province* Luzon. BRIEF NEW8 NOTES. Cleveland. March 30.—The Lake Shore and Michigan Railroad company has grunted its firemen the increase In wages demanded some time ago. Freight firemen will get $2.20 iDer 100 miles instead of $2.10. firemen of heavj passenger trains $1.1)." instead of $1.S5, ami the.firemen of smaller passenger trains will be paid $1.90 instead of $1.85, as formerly. For overtime the scale has been increased from 18V& tents to 20 cents per hour. Lflhr Shore IHiIhcI TTnjrri. wrrt1 DN. »NW4. Five Filipinos have been hanged In Manila for the murder of an Englishman.Paper from 5c per double roll up. OFF TO MANILA. Armstrongs vnta OMSII aaaoouy Lean '« *ho piTll Ooveraasoat la The sultan of Turkey, fearing assassins, has excluded tourists from the palace preclucts. North Main Street Washington, Harsh SO.—Tha tottewtog Otiwk Maa Without a Stomach, Zamboanga, Mindanao, March 80.— The Philippine commission has arrived here from Isabella, island of Baslian. The native condition of Baslian la peaceful. One dato controls. The Mores discourage schools and only the Chinese attend them. Tor a week the commission will remain here, establishing civil government. The provinces of Mindanao are now all pacified. The population Is a conglomerate of Mores, Filipinos, Chinese and native tribesmen. Without doubt the commission will organize the province of Zamboanga, but no decision haa yet been reached regarding the other provinces of the Island. HBlalala raeently named by the Prealdeni will leave today for th* Philippine*! O. A. Wlllaid of Minneapolis, Minn, and J. F. Ooopw of Port Worth, Tex**, judge* of Uu SupnmaOoart of tha Philippines; Henrj 0. Bataa, St..Johnabnry, Vr.; rietoher L*dd, Lueaatar, N. B.; K. F. Johnatoo, Ann Arbor, Mieb.; L. B. Wifi.y, St. Loni*, He., and A. W. Odlln, San Jann, Putt. B oo, Judge* of the Court of first Inatanee of the Philippine lalandf. New York, March 30.—One of the moat delicate operations known In surgery, consisting In the removal of the patient's entire stomach, was performed yesterday ou Jacob Wlehman In the German hospital, Brooklyn. Wlehman came to this country from Germany solely to undergo the operation and ban been conflncd in the German hospital for the last four weeks. The operation required three hours unU to all appearances was ouceessful, as the present condition of tvichmnn Is gooil.  Two tons of American flags have been ordered for Fourth of July celebration in Porto Rico. JOHN O'D. UAH'S Mavriee Barrymora Inaaae. New York, March 30.—Maurice Barrymore, the famous actor, is in the Insane ward of Bellevue hospital. He became violently Insane on the stage of the Lion Palace Music hall, in Harlem, Thursday night. His daughter, Ethel Barryinore, and his sou, John, signed the papers of commitment yesterday afternoon. His breakdown is attributed to worry ubout the dramatization of "Cashel Byron" and the war of the White Rats against the theatrical trust. An attack of the grip from which he never recovered fully may also have something to do with hla condition. l€ is feared that he will never regain his reason. Lieutenant General Kool has been appointed minister of war of Holland. PRICES. Best Flour *...$4.60 The president has appointed Captain E. M. Shepard a rear admiral. over SO Y ) Dr. RICHTER'S - World-Hen owned 1 "Anchor" Pain Expeller hu proven to ta ttiljitttinU lor I Rteumati$m, Gout, Neuralgia,«c. I Rheumatic CompiaintsJ Only 2Bo. and BOo.it all drtiHist* I arthrough i F. flfr Rlchter 1 Oo. J 1l 215 Pearl Street, ML E^^NewYoriiL^^^^M Best Patent Flour - $4.50 Chop, per cwt - 1 00 Meal, per cwt - 1.00 Bran and Midds., cwt 1.00 Corn and Cr. Corn, cwt 1.00 Long Hay, per cwt - .95 Cut tiay, per cwt - .90 Oats, per bushel - — .36 Butter, per lb - • - .24 Fresn Eggs, per dozen 3 bottles Catsup - - No. 9! South Main Street Feed, all kinds... ■ Oats, per bushel .97 - D Oats, *5 bushel lots... .8® Potatoes, boshd... .60 Hay, per ioo. . t .M Best Batter ... • No. » Broom. HH . 1.00 », St. Louis, March 30.—Acting Chief Postofflce Inspector Sullivan has received a telegram from Inspectors Sinclair antV Swift Informing him they had effected the capture at Omaha of John Hall, alias Prentice Tiller, one of the most notorious crooks in the country. Tiller has a long record of crime exteuding back nearly 20 years, but lie 1b best remembered for his first theft, where by a bold and daring stroke he stole more than $100,000 of the funds of the St. Louis branch ef the Pacific Express company. He was captured by a mere chance, but not before lie had made away with $15,(XX) of the money. Notorious Crook Captared, Mrs. MePlierson, widow of former United States Senator McPherson of New Jersey, Is dead at her home, 331 Lexington, avenue, New York city, of acute pneumonia. She was ill but three days. 8H AM ROCK R'EADY George H. Morrison of Troy, N. Y., who Is serving a term in Dannemora prison for embezzling funds amounting to over $100,000 while treasurer of Rensselaer county in 1800, will be released on Aug. 1. his sentence having been commuted by Governor Odell. a cans fine Peaches  3 cans Corn....'.....,..,, Will Ball Trial sua an tho CljiU Ap II 10. L«ft Fortvae to WorklatM»C M Loadoa, March *D.—Shamrook U will b* eoaapleted tomorrow by D. ft W. H*ndenoa, balider* of th* three Valkyries Her first trial will tak* plae* April 15, ou th* Clyde. Report ha* It that both th- Shamrock* will he **nt t» Anurloa to bttested In th* watara about New Tork. Cambridge, Mass., March 30.—The will of Horace Cousens, late of Newton, filed for probate, gives practically all tlie estate of $#50,000 to the deserving poor, but under somewhat singular conditions. After payment of |20,000 to the town of Lyman, Me., for a fund the residue goes to the city of Newton for Investment until Its total Is gl.OOO,- 000. The Investments are to be In loans to Industrial men and women ot Newton to assist them In procuring homesteads. On attaining 11,000,000 the yearly Interest la to be paid to deserving city poor. i dozen Canned Cera... 3 lbs Evap. Peaches.. 4 lbs Prunes.  .85 M .*& . 16 • •'5 New Oil Well la Teaaa. The civil scrvlce commission Iiuh decided to request llic Phllippluc civil service bonxd at Miuilln to hold regular classified service examinations to secure about 13 well educated Philippine men between the uses of 18 and i!5 for service as aids in the coast and geodet- Ic survey  Lion Coffee.......1»J4 Arbuckle Coffee .10# Fresh eggs, dorr** Austin, March 30.—The fourth great oil gusher has been brought In In tho Beaumont oilfield. Its flow Is said to be as great as the original Lucas well, which has a daily output of 70, 000 barrels. The total dally output of the new field already exceeds 200,000 barrels of fuel oil, which will be sent to the markets of the world as soon as the necessary pipe lines, tank cars and tank steamers can be provided. THE WEATHER. % Tokyo, March 30.—The newspapers here say It Is proposed to relieve the Japanese troops in the Chinese province of Pe-chl-11 by a force 50 per cent stronger. Although May Is the usual month In which the relief of the force at Seoul takes place, the relief of the troops there will take place Immediately. Three olticors of the Ucudiiuurters staff will also proceed to Kerea. These movements, with unusual actlvi ty at the arsenals, are taken to point to the adoption of a strong policy by Japan. Japan's War Preparations. Loot* D. Shelley. Victor B. Luehalnger. J. T. ARMSTRONG k CO., 08 South Main St.. PITTSTOH. GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY. ; Waobtogton, a a, lUr. Fomcmi ■Mil y» f. m. Sandar. '«t Kuton r*oo«»lT»nUi B«ln probabi* tonight and Beodaj; mmatj wind* baoomlng traah to All dootjra told Bsnlok Hamilton, of West Jefferson, O., after suffering eighteen months from reotal fistula, he would die nnlsas a ooetlv operation was performed; but he eared hlmeslt with Bneklen's Arnica Salve, ths best In the world. Sorsst pile oure on earth. 88 oente a box at W. a Prise, Plttston snd Stroh's pharmaoy, West Pittaton.  Ha Foaled the laigaoas. An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the wall known remedy, Syrup or Flea, manufactured by the Oalifobhia Fib Sybop Co., Illustrate Vhe value of obtaining the liquid laxaive principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and aooeptable to the system. It 1b the one perfect strengthening last, tive, cleansing the system effectually, dispelling qolas, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overoome habitual oonstlpatlonpermanently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and substance, and its acting on the kidneys. Liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make It the Ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs are used, aa they are pleasant to the tastev but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known tQ-the CAuroBirtA Flo Sybdp Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitation*, please ____ rememborthefull nameof the Company n,,,„ printed on the front of every package. It to thsfa inters* to boj thato CALIFORNIA FLfi SYRUP CO. ssndftmayofas. W. have to.  Ml glMM pip®* MVHmil, KT. «1W TOM. K. T. fc iJLXimrftfli frtnn.ptr»*n» Attentii Iadlaiia Kill Gold Seekers. financial and commercial Phenlx, A. T., March 80.—One memliar of a party of elx gold seekers hat returned hare with a report that h!» comrades were killed by Cerla Indian; on the Island of Ttburon, In the gulf ol California.  Biliousness la's condition characterised by a dlstnrhanos of the digestive organs. The stdksaoh la debilitated, the liver torpid, the bowels eonatlpatea. There la a loathing of food, pain In the bowels, dlsslnsss, seated tongue and vomiting, first of ths undigested or partly digested food and then of bile. Chamberlain's Stomach and Llvar Tablsta allay ths disturbances of the stomach and create a healthy appetite. Thsy also tons up the llvsr to a healthy action and regulate the bowels. Try them and yon are certain to be mnob plsaaed with ths result. For sale by Fairer, Pack A Bobsrts, apothecaries: Plttston, ona door above Ragle Hotel and West Pittaton, Wyoming and Lnasrns Avss. Finest, Nobbiest, Host Complete iSSlStiSm. York, Mar. 80, INI. Your attention respeetfoUya called to the New Eaater Good* How Are Yoar Harvest --SEEDS. Opto, CUM ■If they are weak and yon (sel nervons and saslly "flustratad," oan'f slesp and rlae In the morning nnrefrsshsd, your blood Is poor. Strong nsrvss depend upon rich, nonrlahlng blood. Hood's Saraapar-111a makes the nerves strong by enriching snd vitalising ths blood. It glvee swset, refreshing slsep and completely carta nervosa troubles. Begin taking It today. now on sale at Aam. ma* ** HI**.-. • •*••••••«•« M|| ii" I I Wkkt'l Yomr Vrm Worth T Sometimes a fortune, but imr. If 70a bare a tallow oomplezlon, a Janndloed look, molt patches and blotohee on th« akin—all eigne of llnr trouble. Bat Dr. King1* Maw Ufa PUIa gl*a clear akin, roey cbeeke, rloh oomplezlon. On); Sfi oanta a box at W. 0. Price, Plttaton, and Btrob'e pharmacy, Weat Plttaton. nu Will IkMtwl DoUnn. *ka Beat Beasedy far UnbsMsb. Qolok relief from pain. LINE OF. You ahould purchase your Garden Seeds now for the spring planting, largest and choicest variety R.B.CUTLER' All who nsa Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumattam are dallghtad with the qnlok relief from pain which It affords. When speaking o( this Mr. D N. Sink, ol Troy, Ohio, aays: "Some time ago I had a severe attaok of rhaumatlam la my arm and ahooldar. I Wad numerous remedlea hut got no relief until I was recommended by Messrs. Oao. I. Parsons ft Co, draggists, of this plaee, to try Chamberlain Pain Balm. They reooamended it ao highly that I bought a bottle. I was soon relieved of all pain. I have elnos reoommsndsd this liniment to many of my frlsoda, who agree wiUi ma that It la the bsst remedy for mnMfclar' rheumatism in the market." FojLfclsoy Ferrer, Peok ft Roberta, apothasAss: Pittaton, ona door above Eigie HoWand Wast Pittaton, Wyoming and Lnssjue Avra. CPR1NG u SII1RER GOODS Lj. _ I • • • ••••••••••• • JSj ... •••• W)| Comprising all this new and  ilrable shades in Dotted Swiss, Per- sian Lawns, Dimities, Mercerised Zephyrs Kid, Lisle 8ilk and Modi* , ; Gloves, In all shades. Nausea, indlgaation are oared by Hood'e Pills. Tsu thoaaand demon) gnawing away at one's vltale ooaldn't be mnoh worse than the tortures of ltehlng pllss. Yet there Is a cure. Doan's Ointment nev r falls. Oome and examine them and leave your order for a Spring 8ult, Overooat, Veet or Trousers. Fit and every other eatlafectlon guaranteed. Ever shown in this city have Just arrived. can be found at our store, Mother Gray'e SwMt Powder* /or Children, en oeeae fully need by Mother Gray, for yeara a nana to the OhUdren'a Home In New York, can fareriahnee*. bad atomaob, teething dleordera, ipoto and regulate the bowela and deetroy worm*. They are ao | pleaaant to the taate and harmleaa a* milk. Children like tham Orar 10,000 teatlmonlala of onraa. They oarer fall. Sold by all dnggMa. SB oenU. Aak today. Sample free. Addraaa Allan B, Olmatead, La- J Boy, New York. Bakr Lips and a clear oomplexlon. ths pride of woman. Have yon lost these charms through torpid liver, constipation. blUotisnees or nervousness, Dr. AgnewV Liver Pills will rsstore them to you—40 little "Rubles" In a cents. Act llks s charm. Neri r gripe.- SHELLEY i LUCHSINCER, Embroideries and Laces, new and t pretty designs. Ladies', Misses' ' and Children's Hose. Prices and quality to suit the most fastidious GEO. F". BUSS. THB SITT TAILOR, » (forth Main St Like Oliver Twiat, children aak for more when given One Minute Cough dan. Mothers endorse " highly for croup. It qntokly earns ill ooagha and oolda and every throat a»d lung trouble. It la a 34 Luzerne Avenne. ■sse ■aesrstoa toBew lock Via D., People's 'Phone Connection. R. Und II Ibrfli Ratal S B. Cutler, A L. * W. R. ■, ki.. = Oa April Otb the D., IC& W.,E. B will MW WANTKO. Mil amnion ticket* from\pitt«(ou to New 1 L»dl-« to do ptolmtewlp# •» home. IS wMk: York *t tlx on* w»r rat* plaMl. I kmuIt work; w.jfarnWi»od wjuUtlii Savings Bank Book N0. IW18 issued by the Miners' Savings Bank, of Pittston, has, Wa lost by the owner and all persons ait cautioned not to advance w money™ It as appli- has been mads for the issue of a new tmk. *°48* •pMtflc —* —4 hm m uwidj ht irtwop- SO £ S Ideal firsMaa at Aah'a, Mttl &,1 t* nam i. Tzr:-. A,1 l"If ~'-r Mil